Briefing Book

(Updated up to 31st March, 2012)

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1. External Peer reviewers have approved all the proposed items of Western Region to be undertaken during the Field Season 2012 – 13. 2. The Field Season Programme Volume of Western Region for the Field Season 2012 – 13 has been prepared and circulated. 3. Field officers are in the process of applying for RCA / NRCA for undertaking the FSP item at the earliest possible time. 4. The significant achievement during the period is the finding of a large copper prospect in Khera Block of Mundiyawas Khera area, Alwar District, Rajasthan. This is the first report of such large deposit from Alwar Basin and might turn out to be the largest occurrence in Western India. 5. All the field items, based on the availability of the personnel, scheduled to be taken up from October, 2010, have been executed. Six STM and 5 GCM items, 2 GPM item, 1 geomorphologic and lineament mapping item and 1 Hyperspectral mapping item under Mission-I have been taken up and completed. Under Mission-II, out of 22 investigations, 21 investigations have been executed. However, 1 item involving drilling has faced problem for want of permission from Forest Department. The item has been kept in abeyance. Communication is on with the forest department for obtaining the necessary approval and the item will be executed in future. The drilling machine has been shifted to a new location for its proper deployment. In Mission-IV, 6 out of 7 items have been taken up. One Item on Paleontology has been discontinued because of the transfer of personnel. However one officer has been inducted in the Palaeontology Division and a fresh programme on Palaeontology has been launched and completed. The total number of items taken up in the initial period of the FS 2010 –2012 is 41. With the induction of 26 new geologists in the region from 34th OCG, a few more new programmes had been launched under Mission – I and Mission – II and executed successfully. 6. Important mineral investigations executed include phosphorite in Aravallis, gold in Banswara, copper in Pur-Banera and Nim ka Thana belts and in Alwar basin, lignite in Nagaur, REE in Pali and titaniferous bauxite in Kachchh. 7. During the current field season, an additional resource of 0.07 MT of gold has been estimated in Bhukia area, Banswara district, Rajasthan augmenting the resource to 105.81 MT (with 0.5 g/t gold at 1 meter stopping width) with associated copper, cobalt and nickel. At 0.5 g/t gold at 2 meter stopping width the total resources are 91.74 MT. At 0.20% cut off and 2 m stoping width a total of 27.57 MT of Copper resources with 0.39% average grade have been estimated. Additional resource of copper has been estimated in the Khera Block, Mundiyawas Khera area, Alwar district. Based on the analytical results of the first borehole and part of the second borehole about 15 million tonnes of copper with 0.30% Cu has been estimated. Significant Pb-Zn mineralization has been intersected in the borehole in the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, and Cu mineralization in the Mahawa block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. The REE mineralization in Dhani Granite, Pali district, Rajasthan, is hosted in the granite as well as in the pseudo-tachylite veins along the brittle – ductile shear zone. Additional resource of Limestone (441.70 million tonnes of SMS grade and 514.84 million tones of Cement grade) has been estimated during the current field season. 8. From 33rd OCG batch the number of geologists joined at Jaipur and Gandhinagar are 18 and 5 respectively. All of them have been assigned field items, 17 in Mission-I (13 in Rajasthan

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Unit & 4 in Gujarat Unit) and 6 in Mission-II (5 in Rajasthan Unit & 1 in Gujarat Unit). Due care has been taken for guidance wherever new geologists are not associated with experienced geologists, either through guidance from the experienced geologists from nearby camps or by the supervisory officers. The newly inducted officers have completd their assigned work successfully. 9. All post-2004 unpublished reports (till date 399 reports) are uploaded. No report is pending for uploading. 10. About pre-2004 reports, keying has been started in August through outsourcing and 2420 reports have been keyed in. The number of reports uploaded till date is after scrutiny is 1101 11. Out of 4499 record of Metadata, 1688 records are of sponsored projects and reports of other regions and departments. Such reports have not been uploaded but only being recorded. Uploading of metadata has been completed. 12. In the absence of Hyperion data (to be provided by SAC, Ahmedabad), ASTRA data and ETM data have been used for the Hyperspectral Mapping in Gujarat. Hyperion data available in the south of Zawar area have been utilized. Proposals have been sent to CHQ for the purchase of Spectroradiometer and related software, one each for Rajasthan and Gujarat units. 13. Significant progress has been made in the analysis of number of NGCM samples (ICP-MS) by introducing double shifts and working on Sundays and Saturdays. Analysis of NGCM samples up to FS 2009-10 of Package-A (XRF-22 elements) and Package-H (ICPMS-26 elements) has been completed. Out of the samples received for the Field Season 2010 – 12, analyses of 259 samples have been completed for Package A (XRF); 14 for Package B; 166 for Package C; 102 for Package D; 505 for Package F; 352 for Package G and 605 samples for Package – H (ICPMS). All the 8129 analysis for Package I (Pd-Pt) upto F.S. 2009-10, have been completed through outsourcing. 14. NMI (conversion of reports to UNFC) Conversion of all the 135 mineral investigation reports into UNFC format have been completed on 30.04.2011 and uploaded in the portal. F.S. 2004-05 & onwards: 63 Pre-F.S. 2004-05: 72 Nodal Officer for NMI: Dr. Sujit Kumar Chakraborty, Director. 15. Collaborative work: A. MOU with Government of Rajasthan on Geochemical Mapping could not be executed due to nonavailibility of personnel in DGM. The programme will however be taken up during the F.S. 2012-13. Field guidance and training on National Geochemical Mapping has already been rendered to the newly recruited officers of Directorate of Geology & Mining, Govt. of Rajasthan at FTC Zawar. Technical advice has been given to the Chemists from State DGM for setting up chemical Laboratory. B. MOU Phase-II for Geochemical Mapping is going on with CGM, Gujarat. C. Collaboration in micro-seismic zonation mapping with Seismic Institute, Gandhinagar has been extended to study in Surat town in F.S. 2010-12. D. Collaboration with SAC, ISRO, Ahmedabad in Hypersepectral mapping is continuing.

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CGPB: 6th meeting of the CGPB Committee-III was held on 20th December, 2011. Base document of CGPB Committee III has been peer reviewed and the final version incorporating the modifications suggested by the peer reviewer has been submitted to Director, CGPB at New Delhi and uploaded in GSI portal.

16. RAC of region & OAC of State units: XI_RAC_WR_20 (122nd RAC) of WR was held on 30th March, 2012. XI_OAC_RAJ_20 (47th OAC) of Rajasthan Unit was held on 21.03.12. XI_OAC_GUJ_20 (14th OAC) of Gujarat Unit was held on 27.03.12.

In the XI_RAC_WR_20 meeting of Western Region, the discussion houvered around the work done on all the items under Western Region headquarters for the FS 2010 – 12 and the work done by the State Units. Necessary guidance provided to prepare a quality report and its submission within stipulated time. In addition status of pending NGCM and other sample analysis, budget, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. have also been discussed.

In the XI_WR_OAC_RAJ_20 meeting of the State Unit Rajasthan, Western Region, GSI, under the Chairmanship of Deputy Director General, State Unit Rajasthan, the technical progress of all the items undertaken during FS 2010 – 12 was reviewed along with discussions on monitoring of budget, RCA recoupment, procurement of equipments and administrative matters, etc. Emphasis was laid on Supervisory Officer to ensure that the report of the work done is of very good quality and is submitted in time.

In the XI_OAC_GUJ_20 Meeting of the State Unit Gujarat, under the Chairmanship of Deputy Director General, State Unit Gujarat, Western Region, discussions was held on technical and financial matters, RCA status, budget, infrastructural facility for the field officers, requirement in petrological laboratory, chemical analysis status at Gandhinagar as well as status of pending samples of NGCM, Quality of work, collaborative NGCM work with CGM, Gujarat, etc.

17. Status of Pending Reports a. All reports upto F.S. 2009-10 cleared within specified time (June, 2011). b. Out of 13 NGCM reports upto F.S. 2009-10, all progress reports (<40 elements) circulated. All reports upto F.S. 2007 -08 upgraded to Interim Stage and circulated. Five reports of Interim stage have been circulated during June. Two reports of interim stage have been circulated in September, 2011. A total of 4 reports upto F.S. 2009-10 are required to be upgraded to Interim Stage.

18. Training Institute : A. Induction level training was imparted to the batch of Geologists of the 35th Orientation at FTC Zawar: Batch ‘H’- 27.10.11 to 18.11.11. and Batch ‘C’- 21.12.11 to 17.01.12 B. Training on Field practice to the M.Sc. Part-I students of Fergusson College Pune from 10-12-11 to 14-12-11

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C. Lecture on Precambrian Geology of rajasthan to M.Sc. Students of Nagpur University and field work in Mochia Hill on 12-01-12 D. Lecture on Precambrian Geology of Rajasthan to M..Sc. (Applied Geology) Students of Nagpur University and field work in Mochis Hill.on 14-01-12 E Training on Geological mapping for Officers of DMG, Rajasthan and Tata steel , at FTC Zawar.

19. Administration: a. Pay-roll data regularly updated in Jaipur and Gandhinagar. b. HRMIS data updated. c. Tour applications of all gazetted officers are processed through portal. d. Leave Module in portal implemented in Gandhinagar and Jaipur. e. Claims Module (RCA) will be operative soon. f. Purchases under ME & IT Heads are being monitored. PAC and TAC are being held regularly.

20. Budget a. Budget estimate for the FY 2012-13 has been submitted. b. XIIth Five Year Plan of the Western Region has been submitted.

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CONTENTS

Page No. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY i Executive summary on the Briefing Book of March, 2012 i - iv REGIONAL BRIEF 1 Geology and Mineral Resources 1 - 15 2 Organizational Structure 16 3 Activity Domain 17 - 36 4 Plan work envisaged for Field Season 2010-12 in GSI, WR 37 - 44 5 Financial Performance under current Plan, State-wise and Year-wise 45 (Annexure 3A, 3B and 3C) 6 FSP Work : 45 7 Laboratory Infrastructure, Items, Output – Actual vs. Norm, AMC, Budget, 46 etc. 8 Geoinformatics 46-47 9 Training/ Capacity Building Activities in the Region 48 (Annexure 10) 10 Scientific workshops/ Meetings/ Seminars/ Symposium, Exhibitions etc., 49- 60 organized / participated. Highlights of the contributions made 11 HRD, Establishment, Payroll, HRMIS, e-service book, etc. 61 12 Vehicles & Transport Infrastructure including age of vehicles 62 (Annexure 13) 13 Modernization 62 (Annexure 14) 14 Drilling Infrastructure 62 (Annexure 15A and 15B) 15 Outsourcing of routine services [housekeeping, security, garden, etc.] 62

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1A Major Minerals Resources [Under Various UNFC Categories] Estimated by the 64 Region, showing State wise Five-Yearly Increment, for the last 15 Years. 1B National Mineral Inventory 65 - 76 No. of reports converted as per UNFC compliance. 2A Activity Domain pertaining to Missions I and II of the Region and achievements 77 (FSP related items) during the XIth Plan Period. 2B FSP Rolling Plan for F.S. 2012-13 & F.S. 2013-14 78 - 85 2C Shelf of Projects. 86 - 91 3A Financial Outlay and Expenditure during XI Plan Period. 92 3B Scheme wise, Quarter wise distribution of Approved Plan Funds and Actual 93 - 96 Expenditure for the Years 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10. 3C Scheme wise, Month wise distribution of Approved Plan Funds and Actual 97 Expenditure for Financial Year 2010-11. 4 Mission wise prorata RCA Expenditure in different projects vis-à-vis Targets and 98 - 105 Achievements. 5 Progress and Pendency of report of Chemical Analyses of NGCM samples. 106 - 108 6 Year wise, State wise report pendency, Year wise pendency. 109 - 110 7 Status of uploading in GSI portal. 111 - 112 8 Case studies uploaded in GSI portal (All cases as well as cases uploaded during 113 - 117 the quarter). 9 List of publications brought out in last Five years. 118 - 119 10 Courses conducted at FTC and RTI along with list of faculty members. 120 - 125 11 List of RAC/OAC/Stage Review/ SGPB meetings with dates with status of 126 - 127 uploading of Minutes. 12 Employment position in Regions. 128 13 Vehicle position in the Region. 129 14 Procurement Status of Major Equipments/ Modernization Items/Machinery 130 - 132 proposed for procurement during 2011 – 11. 15A Status of Existing Drilling equipments under deployment. 133- 134 15B Status of drilling and other highend (Rs.> 1 Crore) equipments to be procured 135 during FY 2010 – 11. 16 Status of Pending Legal Cases of the Region. 136- 138

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1 -- Geology and Mineral Resources

RAJASTHAN

Introduction

The Rajasthan state, encompassing an area of 3,42,239 sq. km between Latitudes N 23o 04 to N 30o 12 and Longitudes E 69o 29 to E 78o 17, exposes rock sequences ranging in age from the Archaean to the Recent times. Hard rocks are exposed over an area of 2,31,952 sq. km covering nearly two-thirds of the state and the remaining one-third area with numeric of 1,10,287 sq. km consists of desert sand and soft sediments of Quaternary age. The different provinces of the Western Indian Shield from east to west are the BGC Province, the Aravalli-Delhi Province and the Trans- Aravalli Province. The Archaean era is represented by the Banded Gneissic Complex of Heron (1953), which has been reclassified as the Sandmata Complex and the Mangalwar Complex belonging to the Bhilwara Supergroup. The Bhilwara Supergroup also includes the Hindoli Group (erstwhile Gwalior Series). Plate tectonic concept could not be applied to explain orogenic structures developed during the Archaean time. The Aravalli, Delhi, Vindhyan and Marwar Supergroups represent Proterozoic rocks. The Aravalli Supergroup of rocks chiefly comprising metamorphosed and complexly folded clastic sediments with minor chemogenic and organogenic assemblages and interlayered basic volcanics, overlies the pre-Aravalli cratonic rocks with an erosional unconformity. The rocks of the Delhi Supergroup occur in two sectors viz. in northeast Rajasthan (North Delhi Fold Belt), disposed in three sub-basins (Alwar, Bayana and Khetri) and a narrow linear belt along the Aravalli range (South Delhi Fold Belt). The Palaeo-Proterozoic witnessed both vertical tectonism (in the North Delhi Fold Belt) and Proto-Plate tectonism (in the Aravalli Fold Belt). Compared to Archaean time, the time interval of the orogeny was reduced during the Proterozoic and no progressive deformation was envisaged. Plate tectonism was operative in the Khetri Fold Belt and South Delhi Fold Belt and the orogeny had the shortest duration in the latter. Vindhyan platformal sediments (Upper Proterozoic) demarcate the eastern boundary of the BGC craton and a Deccan Trap cover delimits the southern boundary. Late Proterozoic igneous and sedimentary rock assemblages, grouped under the Malani Igneous Suite along with crystallines of Archaean age (equivalent of the BGC) and the Marwar Supergroup (equivalent to Vindhyans) occupy a large part of the Trans-Aravalli Province. The rocks of the Marwar Supergroup are unconformably overlain by the Bap Boulder Bed (representing Upper Carboniferous glaciation), the latter forming

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the basement for the Badhaura Formation, the youngest Palaeozoic formation containing Permian Flora and Fauna. Triassic rocks do not outcrop anywhere in Rajasthan but its subsurface presence has been established. The Jurassic period commenced with a fluviatile environment which gave rise to the Lathi sandstone containing fossil wood. The Mayakar Formation, which overlies the Badhaura Formation with an unconformity, has been equated with the Lower Lathis. The deposition of Lathi/Mayakar Formation culminated with the initiation of marine transgressions in different basins viz. Jaiselmer basin in the west, the Barmer basin in the south-central and the Palana-Ganganagar Shelf in the north and northwest Rajasthan. The Mesozoics are represented by the Lathi sandstone, Jaisalmer limestone, Baisakhi shale, Bedesar sandstone, Parihar (Pariwar) sandstone and Abur limestone, while Lower Tertiary includes Sanu sandstone, Khuiala limestone and Bandah limestone. Pleistocene Shumar grits overlie the Tertiary sequence as capping in the form of ferruginous grit and laterites. The Deccan Traps (Cretaceous to Eocene) have developed in southeast (Kota-Jhalawar sector) and south-southeast Rajasthan (Chittorgarh-Banswara sector). The Deccan Traps do not show any sign of major deformation. In all 19 flows are present in Rajasthan and overlapping of flows is common in both the sectors. A large track of western Rajasthan constitutes the Thar Desert. The continental sediments in the Thar Desert comprise a multiple episodic succession of fluvial, fluvio- lacustrine and aeolian deposits.

Mineral Resources Rajasthan, endowed with a rich mineral wealth, occupies a significant position on the mineral map of the country. It possesses a wide range of mineral resources and holds considerable potential for the future. The important metallic minerals with which the name of the State is intimately associated are lead, zinc and copper. It is also richly gifted with a variety of non-metallic minerals. The State has also enormous deposits of building stones like marble, different varieties of granite, serpentinite etc. It is a leading producer of asbestos, soapstone/steatite, gypsum, rock phosphate, calcite, feldspar, clay, etc. and presently, the State enjoys a monopoly in the production of wollastonite, emrald, jasper and semi-precious garnet. In addition, the State has good deposits of lignite and natural gas and oil in Bikaner, Nagaur and Barmer districts. The rocks of the Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups (Archaean to Proterozoic age) are known repositories of basemetals and gold (Agucha, Pur-Banera, Dariba-Bethumbi, Zawar, Kayar- Ghugra, Alwar, Khetri, Jagpura-Bhukia, Birantiya-Kalabar, Pindwara-Watera, Deri-Ambaji belts) as

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well as phosphorite (Jhamar Kotra). Gold in association with sulphides occurs in Bhukia area in the Aravalli Belt and is being explored since the last decade. During the present decade, significant discovery of copper has been made in the 22 km long belt extending through Mina ka Nangal, Patan, Dokan, Baniwala Ki Dhani, Dariba and Toda (Nim ka Thana – Patan Belt) along the western flank of the Alwar-Jaipur basin of the North Delhi Fold Belt. Similarly, copper-gold mineralization, recorded from the Archaean basement complex at Dhani Basri area along a ductile shear zone in proximity to a major lineament that extends from the basement to the cover sequence, has opened a new vista of structurally controlled copper-gold mineralization in the Raialos of the Delhi Supergroup and in its basement. Subsequently, copper- gold-silver mineralization has been intersected in the Todi ka Bas area within the Raialos along a sympathetic shear subparallel to the major lineament as mentioned above. Besides, porphyritic copper occurrence centred on hydrothermally altered amphibolite (metadiorite) intruding a batholitic granite has been noted in the North Delhi Fold belt also. In recent time, a probable ophiolite sequence is found under the soil covered area in the Trans-Aravalli and will be explored to know the extent of development of the ophiolite sequence and also for its economic potentiality. Similarly, it is suspected that the sheared Dhani Granite along with its pseudotachylite veins, which is intrusive into the Erinpura Granite in the Trans-Aravalli region, is likely to hold REE prospects. Rajasthan has been the known centre for lead and zinc mining since centuries. At Zawar, Udaipur many mines bear signatures of ancient workings. Zawar is the place recognized as first ancient zinc smelting site in the world. In Rajasthan lead-zinc deposits occur within the Bhilwara Supergroup of Archaean to Lower Proterozoic age (e.g. Agucha, Dariba-Rajpura, Pur-Banera), Lower Proterozoic Aravalli Supergroup (e.g. Zawar) and Lower to Upper Proterozoic Delhi Supergroup (e.g. Kayar-Ghugra). Substantial reserves of copper ore have been established in Rajasthan. The main occurrences of copper ore are located along the prominent mineralized belt, viz. Khetri copper Belt, Alwar copper Belt, Pur-Banera Belt and South Delhi Fold Belt. Besides, recent investigations have brought out a 20 km long copper belt (Nim ka Thana Belt) starting from Nimod in the south to Mina ka Nangal in the north and further extending upto Gangutana in Haryana. Total ore reserves estimated so far in this new belt is about 85.26 MT containing an average grade of 0.3% Cu with minor amount of Ag.

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The iron ore deposits are located mainly in Jaipur, Jhunjhunu and Sikar districts and are found associated with the Delhi Supergroup of rocks. One investigation has been completed during the Field Season 2010-12 in South Rajasthan. The Early to Middle Proterozoic Delhi Orogen (2200 – 1000Ma) occurring in Rajasthan and adjacent areas of Haryana contain well-known occurrences of tungsten at Degana and Balda and tin at Tosham, which are related to the late Proterozoic to Early Palaeozoic anorogenic Malani Magmatism. Tungsten mineralization syntectonic with the Delhi Orogeny have been identified in Central Rajasthan. The total resources of different types of ore as estimated by GSI/IBM are of the order of 3550 tonnes of 65% WO3 grade. RSTDC estimated a reserve of 168 m. tones of ore with

0.09% WO3 in the Rewat hill at Degana. Drilling indicated a reserve of 0.6 m. tones of ore of 0.12%

WO3 grade. Incidences of gold in multiple environments in several parts of Rajasthan are well known. The occurrences are found in Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups of rocks of Archaean to Proterozoic age. Gold mineralization is hosted by a variety of rock types. In Banswara district in southeastern Rajasthan, GSI discovered a very promising deposit namely ‘Bhukia Gold Belt’. It is hosted in the basal supracrustals of the Aravalli Supergroup representing a metamorphosed volcano- sedimentary sequence within the northwestern Precambrian craton and occupies an area of about 5.5 sq. km. Muscovite-biotite-quartz schist, dolomitic marble, keratophyre, actinolite-quartzite and amphibolite/meta-pyroxenite are the major lithounits exposed in the area and together constitute a separate lithopackage which rests over the older metamorphite. The auriferous massive, semi- massive to disseminated sulphides present in the mineralized zones are concentrated along parallel shear zones developed during the second phase of deformation. Auriferous sulphide mineral assemblage is represented by pyrrhotite, arsenopyrite, pyrite, chalcopyrite and lollingite. Gold is present in the form of native gold as well as with lollingite associated with arsenopyrite. Total resource estimated in the belt so far is 105.74 MT of gold with 0.5g/t gold at 1 meter stopping width with 26359 tonnes of copper, 2634 tonnes of cobalt and 2108 tonnes of nickel. Rajasthan accounts for about 96% of the country’s total production of asbestos. The asbestos deposits are mainly located in the southern parts of the state, confined to the altered ultramafic intrusives within the rocks of the Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups. The main deposits are located in Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Dungarpur, Pali, Sirohi and Udaipur districts. Rajasthan is the prime producer of soapstone in India. Occurrences have been reported from Dogetha-Jharna and Geejgarh in Jaipur; Dausa, Geuria and Chaipura in Bhilwara and Dhaota,

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Dwain, Kamalpura, Rajauli, Garhi, Pura and Morra in Sawai Madhopur districts. In Udaipur, Dungarpur and Banswara districts talc deposits/occurrences are associated with Rakhabdev ultrabasic belt. Rajasthan accounts for about 90% of total production of gypsum in the country. Reserves of gypsum have been located mainly in Bikaner, Nagaur, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Pali and Ganganagar districts. The most important deposits cover about 58.31 sq km area between Bhadwasi and Dhakoria in Nagaur district. The state has a large number of occurrences and small deposits of fluorite, reported from Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Dungarpur, Jaipur, Jalor, Jhunjhunu, Nagaur, Sikar and Sirohi districts. Rajasthan contributes a major share in the production of rock phosphate/phosphorite in India. In the state, phosphorites occur in diverse lithological formations ranging in age from Lower Proterozoic to Tertiary. The phosphorite deposits in Udaipur and Banswara districts are located within the rocks of Aravalli Supergroup of Lower Proterozoic age while those of Alwar and Jaipur districts occur in the rocks of Delhi Supergroup of Lower to Middle Proterozoic age and that of the Chittorgarh district occur in the Lower Vindhyans of Middle Proterozoic age. Phosphorite occurrences are also reported from the Mesozoic Formations of Jaisalmer. The important phosphorite deposits located are those of Jhamar Kotra, Maton, Kanpur, Karbaria-ka-Gurha and Dakan Kotra in Udaipur district, near Udaipur city. Rajasthan is the leading producer of calcite and feldspar in the country. Occurrences of calcite have been recorded from Sikar, Pali, Udaipur, Sirohi and Jaipur districts. Feldspar occurrences have been reported from Ajmer, Alwar, Jaipur, Pali and Sikar districts. The State of Rajasthan contributes about 50% production of china clay, 40% of ball clay and 10% of fire clay in the country. China clay is found to occur in Bhilwara, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Jaipur, Jhalawar, Sawai Madhopur, Sikar, Pali districts, etc. while ball clay occurs in Alwar, Bikaner and Bundi districts. Rajasthan is the only wollastonite producing state in India. The extensive deposit is located near Khera-Uparla in Pali-Sirohi districts within Erinpura Granite massif. Significant deposit is also found in Belka Pahar near Khila in Sirohi district. Large deposits have been located in Gola-Alipura area in Ajmer district. Rajasthan has the main deposits of emerald and garnet in the country. Emeralds are available mostly in Ajmer and Udaipur districts. The garnet occurrences are recorded from Ajmer, Bhilwara and Tonk districts. Aquamarine is mainly recorded from Toda Raisingh and Hanotia in the Tonk

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district. Amethyst is reported to occur near Kishangarh railway station in Ajmer district and from Bidera, Girota, Didwana and Choup in Jaipur district. Chrysoberyl occurs in pegmatites of Ajmer and Bhilwara districts. The Mesozoic and the Cenozoic geological sequences are represented by sandstone, shale and limestone found in Jaisalmer, Barmer and Palana basins and hosts Tertiary lignite, oil and natural gas. In Rajasthan, large deposits of lignite occur in Tertiary formations of Middle Eocene age in Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner and Nagaur districts. Lignite-bearing two sub-basins are recognized, namely the Palana-Kolayat embayment and Merta Road sub-basins in Bikaner-Nagaur districts. The lignite occurrences are disposed along this belt stretching for about 70 km with a width of about 30 km. The belt is generally thicker in the south and thins out towards the north. Lignite seams have been intersected near Palana, Gurha, Barsinghsar, Hadda, Narsingh-ki-Dhani, Raneri and Chak- Vijayshinghpura. In Barmer district, lignite deposits are found to occur in Botiya-Bharka area, Kapurdi-Jalipa area and Giral area. In the Merta Road sub-basin, lignite occurs in Merta Road block, Mokala-Indawar block, Igair-Chhappra area and Kuchera-Igair area in Nagaur district. Rajasthan has emerged on the oil map of India with the discovery of huge crude oil reserves in Barmer-Sanchor basin. Crude oil reserves of 480 mt. and gas reserves of 3000 million cu. m have so far been proved. The Lower Palaeozoic sedimentary basins contain industrial mineral deposits including potash bearing evaporite sequence. Minerals of evaporite sequences of the Quaternary sediments are known to occur in the Thar Desert. Large areas of granite, sandstone and other suitable dimensional stones are being delineated in the state. Work is in progress to identify older calcrete occurrences, which may be likely repositories of strategic minerals like uranium.

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Mineral production in 2004-05 and 2005-06 : India vIs a vis Rajasthan (Value in Rs ‘000)

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Minerals Unit 2004-05 2005-06 2004-05 2005-06 Qty Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Value All Minerals 813757978 839386162 33375407 34210945 Fuel Minerals 605115751 614847844 Natural Gas Mc 30820 89401200 31223 90407400 211 633000 238 714000 m Metallic Minerals 99403852 114860798 Copper Ore T 2929074 2642706 871632 931508 Iron Ore (Total) X103 145942 74029029 154436 86905259 28 4839 18 1445 Lead Concentrate T 81675 652733 97572 708169 81647 652698 97572 708169 Silver Kg 10955 84311 27950 227870 10570 80289 24261 182808 Zinc Concentrate T 666424 3998845 893287 4956091 666424 3998845 893287 4956091 Non-Metallic 26844833 27283978 Minerals Phosphorite T 1722983 2928350 1372951 2212353 1621020 2882893 1194013 2142227 Asbestos T 6392 19022 2366 21830 5594 890 1726 300 Ball Clay T 637022 117872 351049 49441 442196 63994 148547 12695 Barytes T 1159031 505194 1189839 447658 3784 3526 6199 2458 Calcite T 66984 21730 73332 21794 66294 21661 72892 21750 Chalk T 129571 33274 146351 36992 Dolomite T 4339306 915714 4428119 1076320 108128 16351 153247 20256 Feldspar T 379055 61032 322929 53329 84647 10005 63737 7443 Fire Clay T 662633 90734 485755 76763 162657 26835 77760 3920 Fluorite (Graded) T 6291 16360 1774 5470 1002 3029 665 2605 Garnet (Abrasive) T 642329 153279 679700 195826 3 8 Garnet (Gem) Kg 90 122 90 122 Graphite (R.O.M) T 108150 39908 120322 43347 Gypsum T 3684758 502000 3137095 389709 3641136 478204 3104350 372698 Jasper T 1265 386 580 174 1265 386 580 174 Kaolin (Natural) T 933654 1091332 1096564 1341425 152699 15006 165214 17415 Kyanite T 8208 6778 7341 6579 Sillimanite T 30711 115306 32278 170546 Limestone X103 165753 17942008 170378 19019764 25007 2971177 26666 3265553 Magnesite T 383953 363971 351495 488552 342 529 Mica Crude T 1276 26104 1259 32248 154 1493 30 308 Mica waste & Scrap T 2497 3384 476 518 Ochre T 919018 56944 920600 59253 860672 50544 878956 54487 Pyrophyllite T 271225 42376 181328 28958 Quartz T 319004 44349 250719 29511 53040 6686 46557 5179 Quartzite T 97036 75939 107975 55273 7321 1098 7420 742 Silica sand T 1962029 244699 2344793 269090 337762 51696 352610 50910 Steatite T 684440 334961 627216 291057 496818 266537 441663 227231 Vermiculite T 3377 5183 4774 4657 536 43 929 93 Wollastonite T 170292 129097 128582 98740 170292 129097 128582 98740 Laterite T 949973 90887 931297 97663 2200 57

Source : Revised (2010)edition of Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan, GSI, Misc. Publ. No. 30, XII, 2001

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Geotechnical investigations: A number of water resources and bridge construction projects are carried out in the state of Rajasthan. Important projects attended include Indira Gandhi Canal Project, Yamuna Rajasthan Link Canal Project, Jakham Hydal Project, Chittorgarh and Udaipur districts, Atomic Power Plant Sites, Karauli, Dholpur, Bhanswara and Hanumangarh districts, Chambal Development Plan Phase-II, Dholpur district, Bisalpur Irrigation Project, Tonk district, Kalisindh Hydel cum Irrigation Project, Jhalawar district, Rajasthan Atomic Power Project unit 5 and 6, Chittorgarh district, Alnia Dam, Kota district etc.

Environmental investigations: A number of environmental projects are undertaken in the state of Rajasthan. Important investigations include pollution studies for different basemetal mining locations, limestone quarries/ cement plants, National Highway, etc. Recently environmental study was also undertaken for urban area planning for Greater Jaipur city.

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GUJARAT Introduction Gujarat with an expanse of 1,96,024 sq.km, exposes rocks from Precambrian Era to Holocene period. The State is bounded by Latitude N20°3000 to N24° 3000 and Longitude 68°1000 to 74°3000. The state is having three different geographic regions which are namely Eastern Gujarat, Kachchh and Saurashtra/ Kathiawar regions. The Eastern Gujarat region shows a general southwesterly and west-ward slope from the dissected and denuded hilly terrain of Preacambrians to the alluvial plain which gradually merges into the Sea and gulf. The shield area of Gujarat state occurs in the eastern part and are occupied by the Archaean -Pre-Champaner Gneissic Complex and Pre-Lunavada Gneissic Complex (equivalent to BGC of Rajasthan); Palaeo - to Meso-Proterozoic Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups and Neoproterozoic Godhra-, Erinpura- and Idar- Granite. This Precambrian Belt is exhibited by dissected and denuded hills with intermittent pediplain. The Mesozoic rocks are exposed in Kachchh region and in the northern part of Saurashtra Plateau. It is represnted by the Pachchham, the Chari, the Katrol and the Bhuj Formations in Kachchh Region and by the Dhrangadhra Group, the Wadhwan Group in Saurashtra plateau and the Lameta Formation and the Bagh Beds in Kheda, Panch Mahals and Vadodara Districts (Eastern Gujarat). The Saurashtra Plateau in the west is separated from the eastern Gujarat undulating terrain by alluvial plain (with thick fluvial deposit underlain by Tertiary rocks). The basalt dominated ‘Deccan Trap’ with restricted acid and intermediate volcanics and intrusives is exposed as thick pile in the southern part of Gujarat, Saurashtra and as relatively less thick horizons in Kachchh Region. It represents broadly the geological time span from 80 Ma to 60 Ma. Tertiary rocks which overlap these volcanics, are present mainly in the southern part of Kachchh region, western and southern part of Saurashtra Plateau and also in the area bounded by Narmada and Tapi Rivers in the plains of South Gujarat. The Tertiary rocks start with laterite dominated trap-wash deposit which is indicative of humid tropical palaeo-climate of Palaeocene-Eocene age. Clay and carbonaceous shale dominated Kakdi Nadi Formation in Kachchh and Tadkeswar Formation in Narmada-Tapi basin and also south of Bhavnagar represent an important stratigraphic horizon for lignite. This extensive horizon indicative of fluvio-deltaic euxinic facies condition is overlain by the marine sedimentary deposits dominated with carbonate bearing fossils. These deposits occur as fossiliferous limestone as Fulra, Maniyara Fort and Gaj Formations in Kachchh and as Gaj and Dwarka Formations in Saurashtra. High energy fluvial deposits of Tertiary age representing the Jhagadia Formation occur near Bhavnagar and Rajpardi-Jhagadia (south of Narmada River). This formation is an important horizon for agate. Pleistocene age of Gujarat is represented by Miliolidae (foraminifera) bearing aeolian as well as marine limestone. This limestone occurs as valley fill clastic as well as beded non-clastic deposit. This limestone is classified under Miliolite Formation and is economically very important. Extensive aeolian deposit of Miliolite limestone is indicative of arid climatic condition which is succeeded by high energy fluvial sediments (humidification) represented by Kothara Formation. About 50% area of Gujarat is covered by unconsolidated Holocene sediments, majority of which is older and younger flood plain deposits of Narmada, Tapi, Mahi, Sabarmati and Banas rivers. These are classified under Katpur and Varahi Formations respectively. The coastal belt surrounding the Gulf of Kachchh and Gulf of Khambhat is dominated by younger tidal flat and older tidal flat deposits. The Little Rann of Kachchh which separates the Kachchh Mainland and Saurashtra Plateau, is dominated by fluvial sediments of Banas River (in the eastern part). The coastal deposits are classified under the Mahuva and the Fulai Formation respectively. The stabilized dune sands are classified under Akhaj, whereas the unstabilised one is named as the Jantral Formation. The Little Rann of Kachchh gradually merges into the Gulf of Kachchh. Fluviomarine deposits show vast

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expance in the Rann areas (both Greater and little Rann area) as well as around the deltaic regions of major rivers and these are classified under Rann Formation.

Mineral Resources The wide range of mineral resources is principally located, beside other significant small and medium sized occurrences, along six belts in Gujarat in different geological set up. Important minerals commercially exploited in Gujarat are bauxite, bentonite, basemetals, fireclay, fluorite, fuller’s earth, limestone, chalk, glass sand, manganese, graphite, lignite, petroleum and natural gas. Besides, several rocks are being used for building purposes and as dimension stones. Bauxite, a mixture of gibbsite [Al(OH)3), boehmite (γ-AlO(OH)) and diaspore (α- AlO(OH)] is the chief source of aluminium. Bauxite deposits in the State are associated with laterite overlying the Deccan Traps or Tertiary sediments. Commonly two types of bauxite are noticed, viz. the massive blanket-type and the bouldery or nodular-type. Majority of the high-grade bauxite deposits belong to the nodular type. Kachchh district hosts the major bauxite deposits of the state. Segregated pockets of bauxite are reported from Jamnagar, Junagadh, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Kheda and Surat districts. Bentonite is a mineral formed as a result of in situ weathering of basaltic flows of Deccan Traps. The lensoid bodies are generally found directly overlying the Deccan Traps and are underlain by laterite layers or a thin soil cover. The major Bentonite deposits are confined to Kachchh and parts of the Saurashtra region. The reported occurrences of basemetal mineralization in Gujarat can be broadly classified into two categories, viz. associated with Precambrian metasediments and with Deccan Traps. Amba Mata (Ambaji) Deposit in Banaskantha district is the largest known deposit in Gujarat. The host rocks belong to Kumbhalgarh Group of Delhi Supergroup. The mineralization is mainly of lead and zinc with subordinate copper. The proved reserves are 8.29 million tones with average metal content of 13.5% (lead- 5.5%, zinc- 6% and copper- 2%). Basemetal occurrences associated with metasediments are located in Vadodara, Panchmahal and Sabarkantha districts, whereas occurrences associated with Deccan Traps are located in Junagarh and Rajkot districts. Fireclay is a general term for clays having capacity to withstand high temperature (15150 C and above) without any change other than dehydration and act as good refractory. The important fireclay deposits of Gujarat are associated with Upper Gondwana sediments, inter-trappean beds and Tertiary sediments. Fireclays are reported from Bharuch, Mahesana, Panchmahals, Rajkot, Sabarkantha and Surendranagar districts. Gujarat is the largest producer of fluorite in India. World’s largest deposit is located at Ambadongar in Vadodara district. The total reserves of fluorite in the state are of the order of 11.61Mt having average 30% CaF2 content. Ambadongar deposit, in general, shows rich to very rich mineralization with CaF2 content occasionally as high as 97%. In Gujarat Fuller’s earth or ‘Multani Mitti’ deoosits are associated with Lower Tertiary rocks and are located in Saurashtra region and Kachchh district. The State of Gujarat is richly endowed with various types of limestone deposits, which are located in Amreli, Junagadh and Sabarkantha districts. Gujarat is the only state in the country producing chalk. Good quality chalk is confined to the Porbandar taluka of Junagadh district. The deposit is associated with the Miliolitic Limestone of Quaternary age. In Gujarat, glass sand deposits occur within Cretaceous sandstone in Vadodara, Kachchh, Mahesana, Sabarkantha and Surendranagar districts. Glass sand of good quality is generally used in the manufacture of glass.

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Important manganese deposits in Gujarat occur in Shivrajpur-Pani Belt and Anas area in Panchmahals district and in Ambala area, Vadodara district. Manganese ores are associated with metasedimentary rocks of the Champaner and Lunavada Groups of Aravalli Supergroup. Graphite deposits in Gujarat are associated with the rocks of Champaner Group, mainly with the graphitic phyllite, in the form of bands. Commercially important graphite deposits occur along a strike length of 100km in Vadodara and Panchmahals districts. The thickness of graphite layers varies from a few centimeters to as much as 18m. Occurrences of graphite are also noted in Banaskantha and Sabarkantha districts. There are three major lignite bearing areas in Gujarat, viz. Panandhro Lignite field and adjoining areas (Akri Moda, Jhulrai-Waghapadar, Lakhpat and Matanomadh) in Kachchh district, Bhuri area in Bharuch district and in Khadsalia area, Bhavnagar district. Lignite is associated with the rocks of the Early Tertiary age. Coal seams of Upper Gondwana age have been reported from the Than formation of the Dharangadhra Group (Lower Cretaceous) in Khakhrathal and Than area in Surendranagar district and thin coal seams have been reported to occur near Guneri, Kachchh district. Gujarat is one of the largest oil producing state in the country. The bulk of the on-shore resources occur in the Cambay Basin. The Ankleshwar oil field, Bharuch district, Cambay oil field, Kheda district, Sanand oil field, Ahmedabad district and Kalol oil field, Mahesana district are among the major oil producing areas. Besides, some other areas where oil and gas occurrences have been reported are in Vadodara, Bhavnagar and Surat districts.

Mineral Districts Places Remark Mehesana Kalol oil field Oligocene to Miocene Bharuch Ankaleshwar Kalol Formation Petroleum Kheda Cambay (Cambay basin, second Ahmedabad Bakrol largest onshore basin in Gandhinagar Vavol, Indroda India after Assam) Surat Kosamba and Olpad Banaskantha Amba mata ( Amba ji) Mainly lead and zinc with Amlimal area subordinate copper with Kui-Chitrasani belt minor amount of Gold analysed upto 1.5 ppm Khandia Lead-zinc mineralisation with minor amount of Gold analysed upto 1.5 ppm Panchmahals Kadwal Lead confined to quartz Base metal veins traversing phyllite. Pani mines Small quantity of copper. Godhara Godhara, Jher, Narkut Small quantity of copper and Palla Sabarkantha Dadhalia Ultra basic rocks reported. Kachchh Chiyasar, Balachar, Bauxite confined within Nandra, Rasalia, Matano Math Formation Nagrecha, Matanomadh etc.

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Bauxite Jamnagar Bhatia, Gandhari, Bauxite confined within Hamatia, Lama, Bhatia Formation Mahadevia, Asota etc Amreli, Bhavnagar, Kagwadar Bhatia Formation Sabakantha and Talgajarda Kheda Harsol, Talod Kapdvanj Bentonite Bhavnagar Khadsaliya, Tagadi- Bhatia Formation Budhel area. Jamnagar, Kachchh Bhatia Formation Barite Kachchh Lifri and Naun Kakdi Nadi Formation Panchmahals Nai Raski and Sadra Kadana Formation Coal Surendranagar Than, khakhrathal Gondwana ? Chalk Pobandar Ranvav Quaternary Lignite Kachchh Panandhro Lignite Kakdi Nadi Formation Field, Lakhpat, Eocene (Tertiary ) Lignite Matanomadh, Akhro mta Julrai, Umarsar and Waghapadar Bharuch Bhuri area. Tarkeshwar Formation Bhavnagar Chitra, Akwada, Tertiary Malanka Jamnagar Virpur, Nandana, Tertiary Gypsum Asota, Bhatia Junagadh Balanivav, Kadiali and Tertiary Lussapur Kachchh Adesar, Baranda, Tertiary/Quaternary Fategarh, Karanpur Amreli Balani vav, Una Tertiary/Quaternary Banaskantha Ambamata, Bhanpura, Proterozoic Chhapi, Diwania, Ranpur Bhavnagar Mahuva, Methala, Tertiary/Quaternary Talaja Limestone Jamnagar Ranpur, Mithapur, Tertiary/Quaternary Sikka, Lalpur, Kuranga, Meripur, Ashapura Junagadh Adityana, Gokira, Tertiary/Quaternary Ishwariya, Lati, Rakhej, Una, Dholasa, Simasi Manganese Panchmahals Shivrajpur, Pani, Champaner Fold Belt Talaodi, Anas, Jotwad Vadodara Ambala, Ambari, Champaner Fold Belt Kadwal Phosphorite Kachchh Ler, Barada, Habo hill Chari and tertiary

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Panchmahals Ambapani, Chalwad, Champaner Fold Belt Ranjitpura Talc Sabarkantha Devmori, Kundal Arawalli Metasediments valley Tin – Tungsten Banaskantha Atal hill, Kapasiya, Nadri Granite Sakara, Vavdhara Wollastonite Banaskantha Godha-Dhanpura, Arawalli Metasediments

RESERVE OF IMPORTANT MIENRALS DEPOSITS IN GUJARAT (In thousand tones)

Mineral Proved Probable Possible Total Ball Clay - - 50.00 50.00 Bauxite 43,685 22,094 51,546 1,71,325 Bentonite 3,392 2,990 83,190 89,572 Calcite (t) - - 6,890 6,890 China Clay 1,181 4,678 25,478 31,338 Copper (i) Ore 2,225 4,410 1,489 8,124 (ii) Metal 31 61 21 113 Diatomite - - 488 488 Dimensional stone 458.97 MCM 458.97 MCM Dolomite 27,196 71,634 4,10,855 5,09,686 Fire clay 99 1,472 60,996 62,567 Fluorite - 788 55 843 Graphite (t) - 16,644 - 16,644 Gypsum 9 21 9,968 9,998 Lead & Zinc (i) Ore 2,157 4,275 1,444 7,876 (ii) Lead metal 56 110 37 203 (iii) Zinc metal 84 166 56 306 Lignite - - - 2500 Limestone 3,71,512 1,10,583 75,59,987 90,37,337 *19,000 *30,000 Marble - 8 1,477 1,477 Manganese Ore - 9,375 1,477 1,477 Ochre 62 - 2,334 2,573 Phosphorite - 177 19 19 Quartzite/ Silica Sand 12,433 - 21.829 44,549 Talc/Steatite/Soapstone - 10.287 7 7 Vermiculite (t) - - 1,568 1,568 Wollastonite - - 1,493 1,493

(t) – refers to reserve in tones MCM- refers to reserve in Million Cubic Meter * Recent addition during collaboration with CGM during 2007-09

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Geotechnical investigations: Important geotechnical projects carried out in the state includes Sardar Sarovar Narmada Dam Project, Naramada district and Kakrapar Atomic Power Project, Surat district.

Seismic Study: Seismic and microzonation study was initiated with Ahmedabad city in field season 2001-2002. The seismic hazard microzonation study includes input involving geology, geophysics, geohydrology, engineering geology, seismology and anthropology. Studies completed for the Ahmedabad city, Jamnagar city, Bhavnagar town and Bharuch city. At present, work is under progress for Surat town.

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL & HOD K.PARIDA

STATE UNIT RAJASTHAN WESTERN REGION STATE UNIT GUJARAT Dr S.K.Wadhawan, Dy. D.G. HEADQUARTER Dr Indra Prakash, Dy. D.G

TC-I TC PSS TC Dr S.K. Chakraborty, Director P.N.Sharma, Director PSS D.K.Rai, Director PSS TC-II Reg. Quality Manager P.K.Nanda, Director Project STM-I Project STM Z.Iqbal, Director M.Fulmari, Director P.V.Ramanamurthy, TCS Director S.K.Shrivastava, Director Mission-I Project STM-II Dr S.K. Chakraborty, Project HM Dr J.N.Solanki, Director Director Incharge A.K.Saxena, Director Quality Manager Project GCM-I Geochemical U.Bhattacharya, Director S.C.Chakraborty, Director Project GCM Project BM-I A.K.Saxena, Director A.K.Sharma, Director Project GCM-II A.K.Dawande, Director Project BM-II Project MI D.K.Rai, Director K.S.Gupta, Director Geodata Project RSAS Mission-II S.C.Chakraborty, P.K.Raut, Director P.K.Raut, Director Director

Project Gold Map&Cartography M.K.Reddy, Director K.M.Reddy, Director Geoinformatics Publication Project Iron Ore P.N.Sharma, Director G. Satyanarayana, Mission-III R.K.Aggarwal, Suptdg Geologist K.M.Reddy, Director Suptdg Geologist M&C & Geodata Project IFOM Engg Geology P.N.Sharma, Director A.K.Dawande, Director Mulkh Raj, Director

Project Lignite EarthQuake Geology S.Bose, Suptdg Geologist Z.Iqbal, Director Project Geoinformatics Janak Raj, Director Desert & Env Geology Dr P.Rakshit, Director Mission-IV Petrology Dr C.De,Director P.N.Sharma, Director RTI Petrology Dr G.Malhotra, Director Mission-V K.M.Reddy, Director H.O.O. Dr G.Malhotra, Director Palaeontology H.O.O. Janak Raj, Director FTC Dr P.R.Golani, Director Dr C.De, Director K.S.Gupta, Director

Remote Sensing STSS Geophysics-I R.G.Verma, Director R.S.Bains, Director Dr L.N.Singh, Director Mineral Physics Dr A.Rais, Director Geophysics-II Dr L.N.Singh, Director Geophysics Cord. Chemical Chemical Dr L.N.Singh,Director R.S.Bains, Director P.N.Sharma, Director Geophysics-III Dr L.N.Singh, Director

Drilling Geophysics-Inst. J.N.Choudhary, Director Dr L.N.Singh, Director CPIO H.O.O. AP & M Grievance Officer Vigilance Officer Finance R.K.Aggarwal, R.S.Garkhal, Director A.K.Sarkar, DCOS A.K.Mathur, Director J.N.Choudhary, Director P.K.Nanda, Director Suptdg Geologist

Rajbhasha Adhikari Liaison Officer SC/ST/OBC Liaison Officer, CPWD R.S.Garkhal, Director Janak Raj, Director Man Mohan Singh, DE

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3 -- ACTIVITY DOMAIN The activities of the Western Region are currently organized around the following schemes: Schemes Components/Activities Survey & Mapping Specialised Thematic Mapping, Geochemical Mapping, Geophysical Mapping. Mineral Exploration Exploration for gold, basemetal, iron, and industrial minerals (Limstone, Phosphorite, Bauxite, Potash). Specialised Investigation Geotechnical studies, Environmental studies, Earthquake geology and Seismology, and Desert geological studies. Research & Development Research work on fundamental geoscience Information/ Dissemination Map compilation, Publication, Geoinformatics, Information Technology and uploading of data on the GSI portal Modernization Acquisition and replacement of instruments/equipments

MISSIONS / SUPPORT SYSTEMS

MISSIONS I. Baseline Geoscience Data Generation Ground Surveys :  Geological Survey  Geochemical Survey  Geophysical Survey Remote Sensing and Aerial Surveys:  Geomorphological Survey  Hyperspectral Survey, etc.  Photo Geology & Remote Sensing II. Natural Resources Assessment . Mineral resource assessment III. Geoinformatics . Data Repository and Management . Information Delivery . Advanced Spatial Data Systems IV. Fundamental & Multidisciplinary Geosciences and Special studies . Geotechnical, & Seismic . Climate Change impact & Fragile Eco- systems . Fundamental Geoscience

V. Training & Capacity building  GSI Training Institute (for Freshers, Training of Trainers, International and Special Courses)  Regional Training Institutes Support Systems I. S&T Support System:

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 I.T. Infrastructure & Connectivity  Analytical Chemistry and the Chemical Laboratory Network  Laboratory Network (other than Chemical)  Capital Assets Procurement and Management  Drilling  Transport  Survey II. Administrative Support System:  Finance  Personnel  Legal Cell  HRD  Information and Publications  Libraries, Parks and Museums  Estates III. Policy Support System:  Planning & Monitoring  Commercial Operations

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MISSION-WISE TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS- FS 2010-12 Data upto 31.03.2012

Sl. Item Name of Targets Achievements Field Days Remarks No Officers MISSION –I ( BASELINE GEOSCIENCE)

(ITEM No.1 : STM/WR/HQ/2009/001) Shalini Patil STM - 600 600 89 Associated with another item. PETROLOGY, WR Rinki Das sq km 69 On Maternity Leave Geological and geochemical investigation of Athulya Rajan S. 166 granitoid bodies of Aravalli Fold belt, NW India with emphasis on their tectonic significance. (ITEM No.2 : GPM/WR/HQ/2010/001) M. Lakshmana 4200 sq Km 2150 47 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Regional geophysical S. Bangaru (Revised target 147 gravity-magnetic survey in Sandmata Complex Babu 3000sq km) and South Delhi Fold Belt Amar Singh 29 (ITEM No.3 : GPM/WR/HQ/2010/002) D.C.Naskar 4200 sq Km 99 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Regional geophysical (Revised target gravity-magnetic survey in Bhilwara 2100sq km) 700 Supergroup in part of Tonk and Dausa districts, Rajasthan (ITEM No.4 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/003) STM- Meena S. Gupta 108 Transferred to CR I, SU RAJ STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks Shri S.M. Rangari 4 At Hqrs on medical grounds. in Thekra, Kishangarh Bas, Baraud, Bansur Maneesh M.John 98 Inducted since Sept.11 areas, Alwar district, Rajasthan with special A.K.Jaiswal 900 sq km 918 177 emphasis on locating favourable areas of S. Rastogi 180 copper mineralization. Gopal Dass 164 (ITEM No.5 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/004) Salim Javed 300 sq km 300 148 STM-I, SU RAJ STM to evaluate the Md Mujaffer 153 relationship between the Mangalwar Complex Najar and North Delhi Fold Belt around Lalsot, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur districts, Rajasthan. (New Item) Sourav Sen 300 sq km 300 sq km 105 New Item taken up in September, STM/WR/RAJ/2010/ Sandip Neogi 107 2011 STM-I, SU RAJ Specialized thematic mapping of porphyritic granite, alkali rich (albite rich) granite plutons

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and their mafic enclaves restites of Khetri Fold belt and North Delhi Fold Belt in Rajasthan, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.6 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/005) STM- Bibin Das 300 sq km 310 sq km 167 II, SU RAJ Md Yusuf 159 Specialized thematic mapping of the southern Khanday part of the Pur – Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. ITEM No.7: STM/WR/RAJ/2010/006) STM-II, K.K. Nayak 600 sq km 607 sq km 210 SU RAJ Specialized thematic mapping of the Y.S. Bhamboo 218 Trans-Aravalli region, south of Pali, Pali district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.8 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2009/003) P.Tivedi 02 Chemist GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Pawan Kumar 700 sq km 700 sq km 202 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/1 & 45O/5 covering parts of Ajmer,Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. ITEM No.9 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/007) Mohini S. Sathe 700 sq km 700 sq km 134 GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/2 & Deepmala S. 143 45O/6 covering parts of Ajmer,Tonk and Barasagade Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.10 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/008) P.Tivedi 02 Chemist GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Krishna Kumar 700 sq km 700 sq km 149 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/3 & 45O/7 covering parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Abhishek Verma 79 Inducted in September’11. Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.11 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/009) P.Tivedi 02 Chemist. GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Ritu Pragya 700 sq km 700 sq km 9 Item taken up in Sept. 2011 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/4 & Choursia* *Attending OCG 45O/8 covering parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Mausam Yadav 90 NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Paramita 700 sq km 700 sq km 94 Item taken up in Sept. 2011 45O/09 &13 Dasarwar Jolly Roy 106 Hiranya NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Ram Ratan 700 sq km 700 sq km 106 Item taken up in Sept. 2011 45 O/10 & 14 Singh Ratandeep 109 Jauhari NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Nandita Singh 700 sq km 700 sq km 78 Item taken up in Oct. 2011

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45 O/11 & 15 Sana Naqvi 91 NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Naveen Kumar As available 272 sq km 80 Item taken up in Nov. 2011 54 A/7 Nigam

(ITEM No.12 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/010) Pawan GCM, SU RAJ To provide technical guidance Kumar(PT) Item yet to be initiated by DMG Rajasthan for Geochemical Mapping Project to be carried out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt.of Rajasthan) – geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1 to L/13 & L/16, 45G/6 to G/16 covering parts of Chittaurgarh Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand and Udaipur districts. (ITEM No.14 : STM/WR/GUJ/2010/012) Arindam Dutta 600 600 sq km 192 STM, SU GUJ Specialized thematic mapping in the area of Barda Hill acidic igneous complex to decipher emplacement style and R.K. Alla 173 petrogenesis of various extrusive and intrusive P.S.Dhote 78 rock units. Md Naushad 109 (ITEM No.15 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2010/013) S.K. Gupta 2800 sq km 2800 sq km 69 Shifted to Item GCM, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet (revised) No. 16 No. 45D/11 & 45D/15 S.K. Deepankar 204

P.K.Singh 100 Gurudayal Singh 102 Proveen Kumar 110 H.K.Basheer 99 H.B.Sahoo 120 ITEM No.16 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2010/014) Praveen Kumar 1400 sq km 1400 sq km 62 Shifted to Item GCM, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet (revised) No. 15 No. 46F/12 & 46F/16 Ishwar 163 S.K.Gupta 83 S.Shubhdarshini 102 Annie D Nelson 100 V.S.Modi 106 (ITEM No.17 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2009/004) S.K. Gupta No. of field days GCM, SU GUJ To provide technical guidance related to work for Kachchh Geochemical Mapping Project to C. Srikarni from CGM Transferred to be carried out by GMRDS/CGM, Govt. of NER Gujarat, Gandhinagar (under MoU Phase-II) (ITEM No.18 : RP/WR/GUJ/2009/005) HM, Sanjay Das 47 Transferred

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SU GUJ Use of Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Related to work GSI TI Data for the search of mineralised provinces/ from ISRO areas in Precambrain terrain of Eastern and (SARC) Northern Gujarat. MI.B.I. Photogeology & Remote Sensing & MI.B.IV. Geomorphological mapping Remote Sensing & Aerial Survey/ Geomorphological Mapping : Remote Sensing Division – 4 G National Mission on Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale using satellite data (Item No.19) : - Consultation of legacy data and Seismotectonic atlas. Legacy data as lineament layer of Rajasthan and Gujarat states on 1:50,000 scale has been collected (soft copy) for ground truth checking/corrections. Consultation and compilation of legacy data from unpublished GSI reports pertaining to districts of Eastern and Western Rajasthan and Gujarat. 147 sheets (CAZRI- 81 + SRSAC-40 received and carried out External Quality Checking. Completed final External Quality Checking of 115 sheets (CAZRI- 89 and SRSAC- 26). Upgradation of laboratory is in progress. MI.B.II. Hyperspectral Survey

F.S. Title in short Status of Mineral belt/ Fold belt/basin Report Hyperspectral Mapping in collaboration with SAC, ISRO, Ahmedabad. 2009-10 Use of HSM data for the search of mineralized Work Mineral occurrences falling in Banaskantha, Dahod, provinces/ areas in Precambrian terrain of Eastern and completed. Panchmahals, Vadodara districts Northern Gujarat (Item No.18) Report writing in progress. Mandays 31 (1G) Progress in HSM i) Collection of geological maps and reports: Geological maps and reports consulted for the four areas selected for the study viz. Champaner Fold Belt, Lunavada Fold Belt, Jharol Group of rocks with ophiolite suits and South Delhi Fold Belt (Ambaji area). ii) Acquisition of satellite data: a) Landsat ETM data have been downloaded from the free download sites USGS. b) Hyperion data (spaceborne hyperspectral data) downloaded from Earth Explorar site of USGS. iii) Synthesis of data: Studied ETM data of 6500 sq kma area. Synthesis of Hyperion data has been carried out for 280 sq km area. iv) Analysis of data: Preparation of colour composite image maps based on Landsat ETM+ is completed through spatial enhancement, merging of colour composites with Pan images, preparation of sub-maps and classification of image data. These classified maps were compared with existing geological maps. Image Maps of nine topographic sheets of four different areas under the project have been prepared. Synthesis of Hyperion data: Spectral matching of Hyperion data with spectral library is in progress. v) Study of High resolution 64 channel aerial data: To be acquired with the help of SAC, ISRO

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vi) Collection of ground data using Spectroradiometer for identifying spectral signatures and preparation of spectral library: Spectral data along with representative petrological and geochemical samples were collected. Data collected from Bamankuva- Shivrjpur-Bhatt belt containing manganese, from Khandia area having base metal occurrences, from graphite bearing areas of Chhotaudepur and manganese ocuurence of Goldungri from shear zone areas of Ambaji, Koteswar, Kumbhariya and Jetwas, from Dadhalia area having ultramafics and magnetite quartzite, from Santrampur area. Preparation of spectral library is in progress for representative minerals and rocks and being compared with standard spectral library. vii) Systematic field data collection with bed rocks and petrological samples: During present FSP 20 bedrock samples and 10 petrologial samples have been collected.

MISSION –II (NATURAL RESOURCE ASSESSMENT)

(ITEM No.20 : Babu Lal 140 Lkm 75.5 L km 5 Retired in Jan GPS/WR/HQ/2009/006) GEOPHYSICS-II, ( not to be continued as per TR 11 WR Geological and geochemical investigation D.C.Naskar(PT) Committee) 200 of granitoid bodies of Aravalli Fold belt, NW A.V.Kulkarni(PT) 136 India with emphasis on their tectonic Manjeet Kumar 98 significance. Pushpraj Singh 65

(ITEM No.21 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/015) D.C.Naskar(PT) Not to be taken up as per recommendation of TERM REVIEW GEOPHYSICS-II, WR Investigation for A.V.Kulkarni(PT) COMMITTEE basemetal mineralization in the northern part of the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. ITEM No.22 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/016) D.C.Naskar(PT) Not to be taken up as per recommendation of TERM REVIEW GEOPHYSICS-II, WR A.V.Kulkarni(PT) COMMITTEE Investigation for polymetallic mineralization associated with possibly an IOCG type deposit, district Pali, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.23 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/017) D.C.Naskar(PT) Item kept in abeyance in absence of clearance from Wild life authorities. GEOPHYSICS-II, WR Exploration for A.V.Kulkarni(PT) basemetal and associated gold in Dantali block, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.24 : 2010- S.K.Biswas BH Geophy. BH Geophy. Logging–7441.50 m 99 12/SER/WR/HQ/2010/018) GEOPHYSICS-III, Radhe Shyam Logging 10 WR Geophysical logging of boreholes of Vivek Kumar 134 mineral investigations in Western Region. Gyanesh Lashkari 90 (ITEM No.25 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/019) IRON Srikrishna Yadav Reco trav. Reco trav. (1:25k).- 120 sq km 180 ORE, SU RAJ Investigation for ferrous and (1:25k).- 100 DM(1:5K) .- 24 sq km

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associated metallic minerals in south Rajasthan. H.C. Sahu sq km 183 DM(1:5K) .- 20 sq km ITEM No.26: ME/WR/RAJ/2010/020) GOLD, Sanjay Singh DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.00 sq km 178 SU RAJ Investigation for gold and associated 0.75 sq km Pitting Trenching:.- NIL cum basemetal mineralization in Jagpura Block, Pitting Banswara district, Rajasthan. Trenching:.- 10 cum (ITEM No.27 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/021) Amit Srivastava Drilling :- Drilling :- 1352.90 m 136 GOLD, SU RAJ Investigation for gold and 1200 m Pitting Trenching:.- NIL cum copper mineralization in Gundelapara NW Pitting Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan Trenching:.- 10 cum (ITEM No.29 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2009/011) L.M.S. Maura LSM (1:10k) LSM (1:10k) :- 20 sq km 122 Transferred to BASEMETAL-I, SU RAJ Investigation for :- 20 sq km DM (1:2K) :- 0.60 sq km oFTC Zawar basemetals in Karoi-Rajpura area, Pur-Banera Pradip Bharati DM(1:2K) :- 103 Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. 0.40 sq km Item No 29 Addl Item D.C.Naskar (PT) 11 L Km 11 L Km 31 Geophysical studies in Karoi-Rajpura area, A.V.Kulkarni 30 Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan (PT) M.Lakshmana 12

(ITEM No.30 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/015) B.R. Bejarniya Drilling :- Drilling :- 1190.90 m 176 BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for 1200 m basemetal mineralization in the northern part of the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Gyaneshwar 91 Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. Singh (ITEM No.31 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/016) D.B. Jena DM(1:2K) :- DM(1:2K) :- 1.60 sq km 218 BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for 1.50 sq km polymetallic mineralization associated with (Revised Drilling :- 325.30 m possibly an IOCG type deposit, district Pali, 1.50sqkm) Rajasthan. U.K.Das Drilling :- 126 400 m

(ITEM No.32 : MIP/WR/-/2009/010) J.U Rao DM(1:5K) .- DM(1:5K) .- 3.0 sq km 232 RSAS,SU RAJ Ground re-evaluation of 3.0 sq km Pitting Trenching:.- 125 cu m airborne geophysical anomalies by integrated (revised 3.0 geological and Geochemical surveys between A.N. Kamble sq km).Pitting 195 Rampuriya and Gadariyakhera village, Trenching:.-

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Bhilwara District, Rajasthan. Ashok Singh 50 cu m 99 (Revised 75 cum) (ITEM No.33 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/023) Vinod S. Barahate DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 2.0 sqkm 204 RSAS,SU RAJ Integrated re-evaluation of 2.0 sqkm Pitting Trenching:.- 50 cum multisensor aerogeophysical anomalies in Pitting Reconnoitery traverses & sampling. Kamalpura Block situated between already Trenching:.- explored Banera Reserve Forest Block and K. Rab Ansari 50 cum 178 Devpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district Rajasthan. (ITEM No.34 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/024) Amit Kr Awasthi DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 0.55 sqkm 131 RSAS,SU RAJ Ground re-evaluation of 1.0 sqkm Pitting Trenching:.- 50 cum airborne geophysical anomalies by detail Pitting Reconnoitery traverses & sampling geological mapping and systematic Trenching:.- geochemical sampling between Jaunla-Danota 50 cum in Agucha-Malpura-Chaksu flown belt district Tonk, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.35 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2009/016) R.S. Rao LSM (1:25k) LSM (1:25k) :- 175 sq km 113 Work BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Regional assessment :- 175 sq km completed of basemetal and associated gold in Dholpura Officer with area, Jaipur district,Rajasthan. Hqr duty (ITEM No.36 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/025) Vivek Sharma Drilling :- Drilling :- 1260.90m 280 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 1200 m basemetal in Mahawa Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.37 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/026) Bulbul Mondal DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 0.75 sq km 90 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 0.75 sq km basemetal in Mahawa East Block, Sikar (revised sq district, Rajasthan P.R.Sahu(PT) km) 52

(ITEM No.38 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/027) Israil Khan DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.05 sq km 307 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 0.1.0 sq km Drilling :- 1017.70 m copper and associated precious metals in Khera Drilling :- block,Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar P.R.Sahu(PT) 1200 m 19 district,Rajasthan. (Revised) (ITEM No.39 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/017) P.N. Sahoo Drilling :- Drilling :- NIL m 12 (Item kept in BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Exploration for NIL m abeyance in basemetal and associated gold in Dantali block, absence of Jaipur district, Rajasthan. clearance from wildlife authorities.)

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(ITEM No.40 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/028) P.N.Sahoo DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.25 sq km 167 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 1.0 sq km basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar Sourav Khan (1.25 sq km) 144 district, Rajasthan Investigation for basemetal in Dariba (ITEM M.S.Bhaise DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.25 sq km 167 No.41 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/029) 1.0 sq km BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ North Block, Sikar S.J.Brahmha (revised 1.25 106 district, Rajasthan. sq km) Harman Mahanta 103 (ITEM No.42 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/030) Subhash Yadav LSM (1:10k) LSM (1:10k) :- 4.0 sq km 171 IFOM,SU RAJ Search of low silica SMS grade :- 4 sq km Auger drilling :- 604.15 m limestone in Jiraj ka Toba – Asu Tar area, B.S.Jodha Auger drilling 15 Inducted in Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan :- 800 m January. (ITEM No.43 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/031) S.K. Dutta Reco Reco trav(1:25k).- 401 sq km 158 IFOM,SU RAJ Regional assessment of low trav(1:25k).- Pitting Trenching:.- 30 cum grade phosphorite occurrences of Kalinjara, 400 sq km east of Sallupat, Banswara district, Rajasthan. Aneesh Kumar Pitting 115 S.R. Trenching:.- 20 (Revised 25 cu m.) cum (ITEM No.44 : ME/WR/CW/RAJ/2010/032) B.S. Jodha Drilling :- Drilling :- 3326.50 m 205 LIGNITE,SU RAJ Search for lignite by scout 4950 m drilling in Phalki North area in the Nagaur south sub-basin, Nagaur district, Rajasthan. S.Sridharan 187 Bijoy Ashish Sen 159 (ITEM No.45 : ME/WR/GUJ/2010/033) MI,SU P.K. Singh Geological Geological mapping 106 GUJ Investigation for copper and associated mapping (1:1000) - 0.65 sq km minerals in Amlimal area, Banaskantha district, (1:1000) - Pitting Trenching:.- 30 cu m Gujarat. 0.50 sq km Pitting Trenching:.- As necessary (ITEM No.46 : ME/WR/GUJ/2010/034) MI Anup Kumar LSM (1:25k) LSM (1:25k) :- 150 sq km 169 ,SU GUJ Search for titaniferous bauxite in the :- 150 sq Pitting Trenching:.- 6 cu m area around Ukheda, Daban, Wamoti Nani and km Khanpur, Kachchh district, Gujarat. Pitting Trenching:.- As ne..

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MISSION-III (GEOINFORMATICS) Activity Details To provide assistance and Maintenance of NGCM database (Item No. 47) : Assistance was provided to officers of other divisions in processing of geoscientific data using available software and other computer related jobs. NGCM database was maintained. Geodata Scrutiny and finalization of RGB layout of 1:50 k geological maps of Western Region (Item No. 57) : Scrutiny and finalization of RGB layout of 1:50 k geological maps of Western Region has been initiated. Creation of ArcGIS standard colour pellets and symbol library required for RGB layout of 1:50 k geological maps of Western Region. Three hundred fiftysix (356) print ready maps on ArcGIS layout have been created. Compilation and digitization of mineral belt maps (Item No. 53) : Out of the thirty mineral belts of Rajasthan twentynine have been digitized so far and uploaded on portal. The remaining one is under digitization. In addition a new mineral belt – Limestone belt of Jaisalmer has been compiled and being digitized. Digitization of mineral belt maps of Gujarat has been initiated inhouse and Bentonite belt map of Kachchh is in the advance stage of digitization. Map & Upkeep and maintenance of maps, tracings, etc (Item No. 54): Work was attended as per requirement. Cartography Scrutiny and finalization RGB layout of 1:50 k geological maps of Western Region (Item No. 55): Scrutinized and finalized 279 (1:50K) print ready geological maps of western Region. A total of 356 layout finalized targets for the FS 2010-12 has been achieved. Compilation of geological maps on 1:25,000 scale of NDFB & SDFB (Item No. 56): A total of 20 geological maps have been compiled. (i) GSI e-news Vol. 31 No. 2 uploaded on 06.04.2011 (ii) GSI e-news Vol. 32 No. 1 uploaded on 29.11.2011 Publication (iii) GSI e-news Vol. 32 No. 2 uploaded on 29.03.12 (iv) Miscellaneous publication Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan (Hindi Edition No. 30 Pt 12 2nd Revised Hindi Edition). Released during 50th CGPB Meeting on 2nd February, 2012. Portal Activity: 1101 reports of pre 2004 have been checked and uploaded. Geoinformatics Creation of Geoscientific Database for CGDC of Degree sheet 45O (Item No. 59) : Work in progress. (SU Raj Creation of Geoscientific Database for CGDC of Degree sheet 40E & 40F (Item No. 60) : Work in progress. Geoinformatics Creation of Geoscientific Database for CGDC of Degree sheet 41B&F (ITEM No. 50): Reports have been consulted (SU Guj and database has been generated.

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M&C and Extraction of data : Map 1:50k – 23 nos. Geodata Input of Thematic data : Map 1:50k – 20 nos. S.U.Guj Layerwise graphics data input : Map 1:50k – 16 nos.

MISSION-IV (FUNDAMENTAL & MULTIDISCIPLINARY GEOSCIENCE) (ITEM No.63 : EG/WR/HQ/2010/043) V.P. Sharma 99 ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR Surendra Prasad As per request of the sponsoring agency 68 Transferred to Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Paleontology Development Projects in Rajasthan and Divn. Gujarat. Maneesh Khar 12 Transferred to E.Q.Geo. Divn. Manoj Kr 101 Kaistha S.Pareek 51 46 (ITEM No.64 : EG/WR/HQ/2009/028) Manish Khar As per request of the sponsoring agency Nil No request ENGINNERING GEOLOGY & RS, WR (PT) from Detailed Project Report (DPR) Stage Sponsoring geotechnical investigation for Par-Tapi- Agency to take Narmada Link Project. up the work 47 (ITEM No.65 : EG/WR/HQ/2010/044) S. Pareek (PT) As per request of the sponsoring agency 10 ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR Geotechnical evaluation of transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan 48 (ITEM No.66 : SEI/WR/HQ/2010/045) R. Sanwal (PT), 35 Transferred to EARTHQUAKE GEOLOGY, WR Seismic GSI Chennai Hazard/ microzonation of Surat town. Janak Raj 42 Promoted to Director Maneesh Khar 48 S.M.Rangari 37 49 (ITEM No.67 : SEI/WR/HQ/2010/045) M.Laskshamana 110 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Seismic Hazard/ (PT) microzonation of Surat town. Pushpraj Singh 13 S.V.N.Chandrase 62 khar 50 (ITEM No.69 : ENV/WR/HQ/2009/034) Pralay Compilation and preparation of 115 DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR Mukherjee (PT) geomorphic and Quaternary geological Geoscientific studies of calcrete occurrences in map: 250 sq.km Section studies- 55.9m selected fluvial and lacustrine basins in Thar .Samples collection: XRF: 48 Nos., Desert of Rajasthan. XRD: 8 Nos. Petro. study: 46 Nos. ,

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TL Dating: 7 Nos. Oxygen Isotope: 28 Nos. Palynology-6. 51 (ITEM No.70 : ENV/WR/HQ/2010/047) P.C. Srivastava Compilation of Thematic maps:- 111 DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR Study of Geological Geomorphological, arsenic and heavy metal pollution in and Slope map, Land use- 1000sqkm around known polymetallic sulphides mineral Pralay Soil map 1000sqkm Coll.. of 22 belts and gold prospects and lignite belt, Dausa, Mukherjee (PT) samples :- G.water- 206, Soil-204, Banswara, Udaipur, Nagaur, Bikaner and Barmer districts, Rajasthan Surface Water- 9 Crops –17 . 52 (ITEM No.72 : RP/WR/HQ/2009/033) S.Prasad Field work carried out in Nagaur, 55 PALAEONTOLOGY, WR “Search for Jodhpur and Pali districts. Vendian life in the Marwar Supergroup of preservation was noticed, Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleo-environmental significance”(Modified ) 53 Item No. 81. SER/WR/HQ/2010/057 Shalini Patil Core skeletonisation 40 A.R.Khaparde 81

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Science & Technology Support System (STSS)

Activity Details Supervision of LAN, WAN, connectivity with GSI Net and Portal and to provide Network Administrative Services for local clients of Portal (Item No. 73) : Geodata Maintenance of LAN/WAN, EPABX of WRO. Uploading of various types of data related to Regional Division Monitoring Committee for Portal. Updated the Organogram of WR. Work related to ECS was also carried out.

Chemical 22478 samples were analyzed for 293923 determinations in Chemical Div., WR, Jaipur. Division Curatorial Arrangement & Laboratory supports to officers of other projects and divisions of the region (Item No. 76) : Assistance provided to officers of various divisions / projects. Thin sections, Thin polished sections, polished sections and rock-cuttings were prepared as per requirement. Petrology Skeletonisation of drill cores (Item No. 81): 7818 m has been skeletonised and Lakhasar Camp out of Division which 2826.53 has been preserved.. At Akwali a total of one lac eleven thousand three hundred and fifty eight (1,11,358) meters of core has been skelitonised and forty thousand three hundred sixty sight (40,368) meters of drill core has been preserved. No skeletonisation work is pending at Akwali. Maintenance and upkeep of core boxes and their display at GSI Core Library at Lakhasar and Akwali continues. Laboratory supports to officers of other projects and divisions of the region (Item No. 77) : Remote Sensing Division Assistance provided to officers of various divisions / projects.

Geotechnical Lab Study of engineering properties of rock and soil samples (Item No. 78) : Engineering Rearrangement and maintenance work was attended. Determination of geotechnical properties of Geology samples as per requirement. Division .

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Geophysics Maintenance, repairing, servicing/testing and issue/review of survey instruments and accessories. Instrumentation

Division

Mineral Physics ITEM No. 80: Analysis of samples made with determinations by XRD, as per requirements. No sample is pending. Division

Palaeontology Collection of fossils from different geological horizons/localities of Rajasthan and Gujarat and Division Laboratory support to the officers of other divisions (Item No. 82) : Work continuing. M & C and Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) and computers (Item No. 83) : Geodata Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) and computers of Op. Gujarat was attended. Division (Guj. Unit) Chemical (Item No. 84) : Stream sediment samples were analyzed for Fluoride content under NGCM in Division (Op. Chemical lab of Op. Gujarat at Gandhinagar. In addition water samples have been analysed. Guj.) Petrology Curatorial Arrangement & Laboratory Support (Item No. 85): Assistance provided to officers of Division (Guj. various divisions / projects. Thin sections, polished and thin polished sections were prepared Unit)

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Mission: Scientific & Technical Support System

Modernisation-  ICP-MS installed in the Chemical Laboratory GSI Western Region, Jaipur in March 2009.  X-pert Pro XRD machine installed in the Mineral Physics, GSI, WR in 2005.  A gem testing Laboratory has been set up to cater to the hard pressing local needs.  One AAS Unit with GTA and VGA facility (Rs. 35 lakhs) is to be procured in the financial year 2011-12.  One new XRF procured and installed in the Chemical Laboratory, GSI, Western Region, Jaipur.  One Mercury analyzer has been received and installed in Chemical Division, Western Region. The instrument is operational.  Triaxial Test Machine in GT Lab to be procured in the financial year 2011-12.  Spectrometer to be procured for Remote Sensing Division, Western Region and Gujarat Unit.  New Advanced microscope to be procured for Gujarat Unit.

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STM Status Map of WR

! Ganganagar 100 0 100 200 Km ¦

! Bikaner

27°

! ! Jaisalmer Jaipur

! ! Ajmer Jodhpur

! Barmer

! Kota

! Udaipur

Bhuj ! Ahmedabad

Jamnagar ! Rajkot

! ! Porbandar Bhavnagar

! Surat ! Daman & Diu STM Status

20° Area Covered till FS 2009-10

Area taken up during FS 2010-12

70° 75°

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70° 75°

NGCM Status Map Ganganagar )" Western Region ¦ 60 0 60 120 Km

Bikaner )"

54A

27° Jaisalmer 27° )" Jaipur )"

Ajmer Jodhpur )" )"

Barmer )" 45K 45O Kota )"

Udaipur 45D )"

41E Bhuj )" Ahmedabad )"

Jamnagar )" 46F Rajkot )" 22° Porbandar Bhavnagar 22° )" )"

Surat )" NGCM Present Status, WR Daman & Diu )" Toposheet covered till FS 2009-10

Toposheet to be covered

Toposheet under Progress FS 2010-12

70° 75°

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STA TUS MAP OF PROJECT: GEOINFORMATICS,WR

3 44F Degree sheets 3 completed till Field 44g44G 44K44k 44O Season 2009-2010 2 44D 44H 44L 44P44p 53D

2 40E 40I 40M 45A 45E 45I 45M 54A 54E 2 Degree sheets taken 40F 40J 40N 45B 45F 45J 45N 54B 54F 54J during Field Season 2 2010-2012 40K 40O 45C 45G 45K 45O 54C 54G 2 40P 45D 45H 45L 45P 54D 2 Degree sheet 41e 41i41I 41m41M 46a46A 46E 46m46M 41a 441a1A 41E41e 46e 46i46I proposed for Field 2 Season 2012-2013 41b41B 41f41F 41j41J 41n41N 46b46B 46f46F 46j46J 2

41g41G 41k41K 41o41O 46c46C 46G Degree -Sheet Layout of 2 Rajasthan and Gujarat 41l41L 41p41P 46D 46H Remaining Degree sheets to be undertaken 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 79

STATUS OF PROJECT: GEOINFORMATICS, WR, GSI

Total no. of Degree sheets in Degree sheets Degree sheets Degree sheet Rajasthan and Gujarat completed till taken up proposed for September 2010 During F.S. 2010- F.S. 2012-13 (Upto F.S. 2009- 12 10) 66 Degree Sheets: Rajasthan: Total Degree Rajasthan: 40 E,F,I,J,K,M,N,O,P; Sheets completed: 03 Degree sheets 41A,B,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P; 15 nos. 01 Degree sheet 44 D,F, G, H,K L,O,P; 45O, 40E & 40F 45 Rajasthan: 10 40K A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P; Degree sheets Gujarat: 46 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,M; Gujarat: 53 D and 44L,P, 02 Degree sheets 54 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,J 45G,I,J,K,M,N Item not taken up 54A ,B 41B &F

Gujarat: 05 Degree sheets

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4 -PLAN WORK ENVISAGED FOR FIELD SEASON 2010-12 IN GSI, WR

Proposals of GSI Western Region for Field Season 2010-12 have been drawn keeping in mind the national priorities of social, agricultural, environmental and mineral sectors and also on the basis of results of the investigation undertaken during the Xth plan period and in the periods pertaining to XIth plan. The thematic mapping programmes have been primarily drawn to resolve some of the outstanding problems of Precambrian crustal evolution in this part of the subcontinent. The mineral investigation projects planned are aimed at locating hidden/deep-seated mineral deposits through integrated approach including conceptual ore deposit modelling. Environmental and geotechnical studies of important development projects in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat will continue to have priority besides continuing with the geochemical mapping primarily for delineating targets for mineral exploration. It is also proposed to continue with seismological studies in Rajasthan and Gujarat states to demarcate earthquake prone and safe areas. Modernization of laboratories to give more precise and subtle analysis and establishment of Local Area Network and its conditionality in the geoinformatic system is being further pursued. The following table shows the programmes which have been successfully completed during the Field Season 2010 – 12. The services of the twenty six new officers who have joined Western Region after completing the 34th OCG have been deployed mostly in the existing programmes with increase in the overall quantum of work. A few new programmes however have been undertaken for their deployment which are indicated by italics.

Mission-I

SL. Short Title Personnel assigned No. STM Rajasthan 1 Geological and geochemical investigation of granitoid bodies of Shalini Patil, Rinki Das Aravalli Fold belt, NW India with emphasis on their tectonic Ms Athulya Rajan S. significance (All PT) 2 STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Thekra, Kishangarh Bas, Meena S. Gupta, Baraud, Bansur areas, Alwar district, Rajasthan with special A.K.Jaiswal, S. emphasis on locating favorable areas of copper mineralization. Rastogi, Gopal Dass. Maneesh M.John 3 STM to evaluate the relationship between the Mangalwar Salim Javed, Md Complex and North Delhi Fold Belt around Lalsot, Jaipur and Mujaffer Najar. Sawai Madhopur districts, Rajasthan.

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4 Specialized thematic mapping of porphyritic granite, alkali rich Sourav Sen, (albite rich) granite plutons and their mafic enclaves restites of Sandip Neogi Khetri Fold belt and North Delhi Fold Belt in Rajasthan, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan 5 Specialised thematic mapping of the southern part of the Pur – Bibin Das, Md Yusuf Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. Specialised thematic Khanday. mapping of the southern part of the Pur – Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. 6 Specialised thematic mapping of the Trans-Aravalli region, south K.K. Nayak, of Pali, Pali district, Rajasthan Y.S. Bhamboo Gujarat

7 Specialized thematic mapping and geochemical investigation in P.S. Dhote the area of Barda Hill acidic igneous complex to decipher Arindam Dutta emplacement style and petrogenesis of various extrusive and Rjesh Kumar Aalla intrusive rock units. Md. Naushad

GCM: Rajasthan 8 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/1 & 45O/5 covering Pawan Kumar (PT) parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan 9 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/2 & 45O/6 covering Mohini S. Sathe, parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Deepmala S. Barasagade. 10 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/3 & 45O/7 covering Krishna Kumar, parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Abhishek Verma. 11 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/4 & 45O/8 covering Ritu Praya parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Chourasia, Mousanm Yadav Abhisekh Verma 12 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45O/9 &13covering parts of Paramita Dasarwar Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Jolly Roy Hiranya 13 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/11 & 15covering parts Ram Ratan Singh, of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Ratandeep Johri 14 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45O/10 & 14 covering parts Nandita Singh of Ajmer, Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. Sana Naqvi 15 To provide technical guidance for Geochemical Mapping Project Item yet to be to be carried out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU initiated by Govt. of between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt. of Rajasthan) – Rajasthan. geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1 to L/13 & L/16, 45G/6 to G/16 covering parts of Chittaurgarh Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand and Udaipur districts. 16 Upgradation of the NGCM progress reports to “interim report” By author(s) of the status. respective report. Gujarat 17 Geochemical mapping of sheet No. 45D/11,12, 15& 16 P.K. Singh ,S.K. Deepankar,

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Gurudyal Singh, Himadri Bhushan sahu& Vinayak Shankar Modi 18 Geochemical mapping of sheet No. 46F/12 & 46F/16 S.K. Gupta (PT), Praveen Kumar, Ishwar Shradhajnjali Subhadarsani & Annie Daliya

19 To provide technical guidance for Kachchh Geochemical Mapping S.K. Gupta (PT), Project to be carried out by GMRDS/CGM, Govt. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar (under MoU Phase-II). Geomorphological Mapping Rajasthan 20 Input to Serial No. -- of CHQ : National Mission on G. Satyanarayana, Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale using Manoj K satellite data Shekhawat, Shipra Choudhary, Monika A Tare [All PT], Hyperspectral Mapping Gujarat 21 Use of Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data for the search of Sanjay Das (PT) mineralised provinces/ areas in Precambrian terrain of Eastern and and officers from Northern Gujarat. SAC, Ahmedabad Geophysical Mapping Rajasthan 22 Regional geophysical gravity-magnetic survey in Sandmata M. Lakshmana, S. Complex and South Delhi Fold Belt. Bangaru Babu (All PT) 23 Regional geophysical gravity-magnetic survey in Bhilwara D.C.Naskar, Gyanesh Supergroup in part of Tonk and Dausa districts, Rajasthan Lashkari, S.K.Singh ,Mahendra Singh

Mission-II Rajasthan Geophysics 24 Integrated geophysical investigation for copper-gold D.C. Naskar (PT), mineralization, north of Dhani Basri prospect, Dausa and Alwar A.V. Kulkarni (PT), districts, Rajasthan. Manjeet Kumar, Pushpraj Singh

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25 Investigation for ferrous and associated metallic minerals in south Srikrishna Yadav. Rajasthan. H.C. Sahu Precious Minerals 26 Investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Sanjay Singh Jagpura Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. Jayesh Chourasia 27 Investigation for gold and copper mineralization in Gundelapara Amit Srivastava NW Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan 28 Compilation of exploration data of Bhukia gold prospect to R.L. Jat publish in the form of a Bulletin on Economic Geology, Series A. Basemetals 29 Investigation for basemetals in Karoi-Rajpura area, Pur-Banera L.M.S. Maura Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan Pradip Kumar Bharti 30 Investigation for basemetal mineralization in the northern part of B.R. Bejarnia the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Gyaneshwar Singh Rajasthan 31 Investigation for polymetallic mineralization associated with D.B. Jena possibly an IOCG type deposit, district Pali, Rajasthan U.K.Das 32 Ground re-evaluation of airborne geophysical anomalies by J.U Rao, integrated geological and geochemical surveys between A.N. Kamble Rampuriya and Gadariyakhera village, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan 33 Ground re-evaluation of airborne geophysical anomalies by R.S. Rao detail geological mapping and systematic geochemical sampling between Jaunla- Danota in Agucha-Malpura- Chaksu flown belt district Tonk, Rajasthan 34 Investigation for basemetal in Mahawa Block, Sikar district, Israil Khan (PT) Rajasthan. 35 Investigation for basemetal in Mahawa East Block, Sikar district, Israil Khan (PT) Rajasthan 36 Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera Vivek Sharma block, Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan 37 Exploration for basemetal and associated gold in Dantali block, P.N. Sahoo Jaipur district, Rajasthan. ITEM IN ABYENCE. 38 Integrated re-evaluation of multisensor aerogeophysical Vinod S. Barahate, anomalies in Kamalpura Block situated between already K. Rab Ansari explored Banera Reserve Forest Block and Devpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district Rajasthan. 39 Ground re-evaluation of airborne geophysical anomalies by Amit Kr Awasthi detail geological mapping and systematic geochemical sampling between Jaunla-Danota in Agucha-Malpura-Chaksu flown belt district Tonk, Rajasthan. 40 Investigation for basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar P.N.Sahoo, Sourav district, Rajasthan Khan 41 Investigation for basemetal in Dariba North Block, Sikar district, M.S.Bhaise, Rajasthan P.N.Sahoo (PT)

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42 Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in Jiraj ka Toba - Subhash Yadav AsuTar area, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan 43 Regional assessment of low grade phosphorite occurrences of S.K. Dutta Kalinjara, east of Sallupat, Banswara district, Rajasthan Aneesh Kumar S.R. 44 Search for lignite by scout drilling in Phalki North area in the B.S. Jodha, Nagaur south sub-basin, Nagaur district, Rajasthan. S. Sridharan, Bijoy A. Sen Gujarat

45 Investigation for copper and associated minerals in Amlimal area, P.K. Singh Banaskantha district, Gujarat 46 Search for titaniferous bauxite in the area around Ukheda, Daban, Anup Kumar Wamoti Nani and Khanpur, Kachchh district, Gujarat

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47 Geodata Division: To provide assistance to officers of other V.K. Chittora, S.K. divisions in processing of geoscientific data using available Kulshrestha, S. application software and other computer related jobs. Banerjee (All PT) Maintenance of NGCM database. 48 M&C Division: Digitization of mineral belt maps A.K. Shali (PT)

49 M&C Division: Upkeep and maintenance of maps and B.L. Meena tracings; procurement and issue/receipt of toposheets and geological maps; providing services to other divisions. 50 M&C Division: Scrutiny and finalization RGB layout of 1:50 k A.K. Shali (All PT) geological maps of Western Region. from M&C Division + V.K. Chittora, S.K. Kulshrestha, S. Banerjee (All PT) from Geodata Division 51 M&C Division: Compilation of geological maps on 1:25,000 A.K. Shali (PT) scale of North Delhi Fold belt and South Delhi Fold belt. 52 Publication Division: Publication of records, Miscellaneous Archana Sharma, R.K. Publication, GSI News, Soft Copy coversion and uploading of Agrawal, reports, metadata, RTI activities 53 Geoinformatics, Op. Rajasthan: Creation of Geoscientific R.D. Mehrotra + database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of Manoj K. Shekhawat Degree sheet 45O (PT) from RS Div. + Pralay Mukherjee (PT) from Desert & Environment Geology

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54 Geoinformatics, Op. Rajasthan Creation of Geoscientific Gyan Chand (PT) + Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of G. Satyanarayana Degree sheets 40E and 40F, Jaisalmer districts, Rajasthan. ( PT) from RS Div. Gujarat

55 Creation of Geoscientific database for Central Geoscientific Data A. Dey, Centre (CGDC) of Degree sheets 41B & F, Kachchh, and (All PT) Jamnagar districts, Gujarat 56 Maintenance of maps, toposheets, drawings and supervision of A. Dey (PT) tracing work of the officers 57 Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) A. Dey (PT)

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58 Engineering Geology Division: Geotechnical Evaluation of V.P. Sharma, Manoj Kr Water Resources Development Projects in Rajasthan and Kaistha (All PT) Gujarat Engineering Geology Division: Detailed Project Report V.P. Sharma, Manoj (DPR) Stage geotechnical investigation for Par-Tapi- Kr Kaistha (All PT) + Narmada Link Project G. Satyanarayana from RS Division (PT) 59 Engineering Geology Division: Geotechnical evaluation of S. Pareek (PT) transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan 60 Engineering Geology Division: Laboratory support- Study Manoj Kr Kaistha (PT) of engineering properties of rock and soil samples 61 Earthquake Geology Division: Seismic Hazard/ Manish Khar (PT), microzonation of Surat town M.Laskshmana (PT) (from Geophysics Div.- I) 62 Earthquake Geology Division: Routine macroseismic Manish Khar(PT) survey of earthquake 63 Desert and Environment Geology Division: Geoscientific Pralay Mukherjee (PT) studies of calcrete occurrences in selected fluvial and lacustrine basins in Thar Desert of Rajasthan 64 Desert and Environment Geology Division: P.C. Srivastava, Pralay Mukherjee (All PT) 65 Petrology Division: Gem Testing & Certification of Shalini Patil, Rinki gemstones Das, Atulya Rajan, S. (All PT)

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66 Palaeontology Division: Search for Vendian metazoan Item could not be taken forms and palaeoecological studies in Jodhpur sandstones of up due to transfer of the Marwar Supergroup of Western Rajasthan (recommended by officer. However a new IGCP-493). item on similar line has been taken up by induction of a new officer in the Division.

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67 Geodata Division: Service Item : Local Area Network S.K. Kulshrestha, Subhash (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN) Banerjee (All PT) 68 Chemical Division: Service Item: Chemical analysis of bed Rajendra Kumar (PT), rock, core, soil, stream sediment and water samples by M.P. Ashok (PT),Satya instrumental and conventional chemical methods. Veer Singh,(PT),D.K.Varshney, Dr. C. D. Mishra, Ben.Noble Singh, Satya Veer Singh (PT), P.D.Bairwa, (PT),V.B.Walunj, R.K.Gupta, O.P.Meena (PT),Rakesh Sharma, P.Trivedi (PT), M.S.Panwar (PT),R.P.Sharma, Rafi Ahmed,J.L.Meena, Servesh Kumar

69 Chemical Division: Geochemical Mapping Programme R.K.Gupta (PT),O.P.Meena (PT),Rakesh Sharma (PT) P.Trivedi (PT),D.K.Varshney (PT),C. D Mishra (PT),Satya Veer Singh (PT),,P.Trivedi (PT), Rajendra Kumar (PT),Servesh Kumar (PT), M.P. Ashok (PT) B.Ben Noble Singh (PT) P.D.Bairwa (PT),V.B.Walunj (PT) 70 Petrology Division: Laboratory support Shalini Patil, Rinki Das,

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71 RS Division: Laboratory support G. Satyanarayana (PT)

72 Engineering Geology Division: Laboratory support- Study V.P.Sharma, Manoj Kr of engineering properties of rock and soil samples Kaistha (All PT) 73 Geophysics Instrumentation Division: Maintenance, H.P.Meena , P.C.Bairwa repairs, calibration and testing of different types of geophysical survey instruments 74 Mineral Physics Division: Laboratory support - Rajesh S. Wasnik, Identification and determination of mineral phases in Lovelesh K Soni (All geological samples by XRD. PT). 75 Petrology Division: Skeletonisation of drill cores Shalini Patil (PT), A.R. Khaparde (STA). 76 Palaeontology Division : Collection of fossils from S.Prasad different geological horizons/localities of Rajasthan and Gujarat for fossil repository. Gujarat

77 Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) A. Dey (PT) 78 Chemical analysis of samples Ganesh Bhuyan, H.B. Waghela 79 Laboratory support to officers J. Prasad (PT)

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5- Financial Performance under current Plan, State-wise and Year-wise

See Annexure 3A, 3B and 3C.

6. FSP Work :

FS FS 2008- FS FS 2010- 2007- 2009 2009- 2012 2008 2010 No. of Items MISSION-I A 10 10 12 21 (18 field items + 2 MOU-based GCM + 1 GCM Report upgradation) MISSION-I B 1 Item MISSION-IIA 20 17 23 22 (21 under execution) MISSION-II B 1 MISSION-III 8 11 14 8 MISSION-IV 19 10 9 7 items under execution No. of MISSION-I 10 10 12 24 Parties MISSION-II 20 17 23 22 MISSION-III 8 11 14 7 MISSION-IV 19 10 9 8 No. of Field MISSION-IA 1331 1185 1381 Day MISSION-IB 22 (av.) MISSION-II 1466 + 1294 + 1181+ Drilling Drilling Drilling MISSION-III -- - - MISSION-IV 660 562 310

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7. Laboratory Infrastructure, Items, Output – Actual vs. Norm, AMC, Budget, etc. Infrastructure o Petrology- Microscopes, Section cutter, Gem testing Unit. o Paleontology - Microscope, Maceration unit. o Geodata – Computers, A0 - Scanner cum Combo unit 42 in. Plotter, A3 – Laser Printer, A4 - Printers & Scanners. LAN & switch unit o Geotechnical - Particle size analyzer, Sieve shaker, Core cutting machine, Direct Shear machine, Portable Hammer for UCS, Triaxial Test Machine. o Chemical – XRF, ICP- MS, AAS, Mercury Analyzer o Geophysics Instrumentation – DDR Resistivity meter, Analog and Digital MEQ units, ENVI geophysical system,MF-2 Fluxgate Magnetometer, SP/Resistivity Potentiometer, FS-3 Hammer Seismograph, o Mineral Physics – Xpert Pro XRD machine.

AMC AMC given for instruments in Chemical Division, Mineral Physics Division, Computers.

Budget Requirement

a. Budget for XIIth Five Year Plan has been submitted. b. Budget for F.Y. 2012 – 13 submitted. c. Expenditure statement and RCA statement regularly updated and uploaded in portal.

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Brief on the activities/ development . Uploading of Portal worthy seamless maps of the Region. . Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), its connectivity with GSI Net and Portal, to provide Network Administrative Services for local clients of Portal. . To provide assistance to officers of other divisions in processing of geoscientific data. . Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of Degree sheet 45O, Ajmer, Bhilwara, Bundi, Kota, Chittaurgarh and Tonk districts, Rajasthan and Mandsaur district,MP. . Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of Degree sheet 40E and 40F, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. . Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of Degree sheets 41B & F, Kachchh and Jamnagar districts, Gujarat.

Uploading of post 2004 reports: Uploading of post 2004 reports upto Field Season 2008 – 09 has been completed. 409 reports have been uploaded till date.

Uploading of metadata of reports: Out of 4499 record of Metadata, 1688 records are of sponsored projects and reports of other regions and departments. Such reports have not been uploaded but only being recorded. Uploading of metadata has been completed. Metadata of all reports have been created and uploaded. No reports pending for creation of metadata. Metadata of 4509 reports have been uploaded since inception.

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Uploading of Pre 2004 reports: 1101 reports have been uploaded. Total Reports keyed: 2420.

Legacy FSP and their related Extended Abstracts: Uploaded FSP items and Extended Abstract from F.S. 1987-88 to 2008-09.

Status of Publication

Records of GSI Vol.143 Part 7: Extended abstracts of unpublished reports for the F.S.2008- 09. Printed off and released in September, 2010.

Records of GSI Vol.144 Part 7: Extended abstracts of unpublished reports for the F.S.2009- 10 . Released during 50th CGPB Meeting in February 2012.

GSI News Vol.30 No.2 (July-December, 2010): Released and uploaded on the portal. GSI e- News Vol. 31 No. 1 (Jan – June, 2010) : Uploaded in GSI Portal on 06-10-2110. GSI e- News Vol. 31 No. 2 (July – Dec, 2010) : Uploaded in GSI Portal on 07-04-2011. GSI e- News Vol. 32 No. 1 (Jan. to June 2011): Uploaded in GSI Portal on 29-11-2011. GSI e- News Vol. 32 No. 2 (July to Dec., 2011): Uploaded in GSI Portal on 29-03-2012.

Misc. Pub. 30 pt.12 Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan (3rd revised English edition) The publication has been released during the 49th CGPB Meeting in August, 2011.

Hindi edition of the 2nd of Misc.30 pt.12 Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan : Released during 50th CGPB Meeting in February 2012.

Library services: As part of dissemination of data services, three in-house periodicals are brought out very month:- a) Selected abstracts of recent publications. b) Selected contents of new books and journals received every month. c) Current Awareness Service containing earth science news collected from various English and Hindi dailies received every month. d.) All GSI Publications brought out by WR has been distributed to officers within and outside the region. No Publication is pending for distribution. e) Reports on sale are keyed and edited from time to time as desired by TCS Division and other agencies.

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Miscellaneous Publications released from GSI, WR

Sl. Misc.Pub. No. Part Title Year Price No. No. 1. Misc. Pub. No. 30, Geology and Mineral Resources 2001 Old Price: Pt. 12 of Rajasthan. (reprinted, Rs. 190.00 2007) £ 13.00, $ 18.50. New price: Rs. 220.00 £ 7.00, $ 14.00, Euro 10.00. 2. Misc. Pub. No. 30, Geology and Mineral Resources 2001 Rs. 120.00 Pt. 14 of Gujarat, Daman & Diu £ 4.00, $ 7.00. 3. Misc. Pub. No. 44 Stromatolites characteristics and 1980 Rs. 75.00 utility – paper presented in the £ 8.75, $ 26.00. workshop on stromatolites held in January 9-12, 1978 at Udaipur, Rajasthan. 4. Misc. Pub. No 55 An album of geological responses 1982 Rs. 25.00 from basemetal belts of Rajasthan £ 2.90, $ 9.00. and Gujarat. Compiled by A.G.B. Reddy, I.C. Madhusudan, B.Sarkar and J.K. Sharma. 5. Misc. Pub. No. 65 Potash In India, Compiled by 2005 Rs. 174.00 Virendra Kumar and P.C. £ 5.5, $ 8.27. Bakliwal. 6. Misc Pu. 30 Pt 12 Geology and Mineral Resources 2011 Rs 265 3rd of Rajasthan Edition(Revised) 7. Misc Pub.No. 30 Geology and Mineral Resources 2012 Pt 12 2nd of Rajasthan (Hindi Edition) Revised Hindi Edition

9. Training/ Capacity Building Activities in the Region- See Annexure 10

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10. Scientific workshops/ Meetings/ Seminars/ Symposium, Exhibitions etc., organized / to be organized/ participated. Highlights of the contributions made.

EXHIBITIONS During CGPB MEETINGS Exhibition during 44th CGPB Meeting14th Display of Mineral Belt Map, DRM, QGM, February 2009 GCM sheet, field photographs, latest reports, publications and selected rock samples. Exhibition during 45th CGPB Meeting 11th &12th Display of Mineral Belt Map, DRM, QGM, September, 2009 GCM sheet, field photographs, latest reports, publications and selected rock samples. Exhibition during 46th CGPB Meeting 11th & 12th Theme Mission-I. Display of Highlights of February, 2010 work under STM & GCM along with photographs, latest reports, publications and selected rock samples. Exhibition during 47th CGPB Meeting 25th & 26th Theme Mission-II. Display of Highlights of August, 2010 work in exploration along with photographs, latest reports, publications and selected rock samples. Exhibition during 49th CGPB Meeting 24th & 25th Theme – Geophysical Activity. Highlights of August, 2011 geophysical work under various Missions were displayed and demonstrated through photographs, latest reports, publications and field instruments. A brochure entitled “Geophysical Activity in Western Region” was also circulated to CGPB Committee members. . Exhibition during 50th CGPB Meeting 2nd & 3rd Theme – Gem, Gemstone, Precious Metals & February, 2012. REE Minerals. Highlights of the activity of the Region on the theme have been displayed and demonstrated through photographs and charts. A few type samples from the ongoing exploration areas pertaining to the theme have also been displayed for examination by the participants.

CGPB COMMITTEE –III (Non Ferrous & Strategic Minerals) First meeting held on the 9th & 10th July, 2009 Introduction to the reorganized committee. Emphasis on Feasibility studies, data sharing and collaboration Second meeting held on 22nd December 2009 Discussions, Initiation of preparation of Base Document., Decision to emphasize on tungsten exploration Third meeting held on 26th July, 2010 Discussions, suggestions given for preparation of materials needed for preparation of Base Document., discussion and presentation on tungsten exploration Fourth meeting held on 20th December, 2010 Stresses the need to prepare base document for planning exploration strategy. Fifth meeting held on 8th July, 2011. Discussions, suggestions collected from

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participating organizations for incorporation in the Base Document before finalisation. The Base Document finalized and uploaded in Portal in August, 2011. The document is being sent to external reviewer already identified for peer reviewing. Sixth meeting held on 20th December, 2011 Peer reviewing of the Base Document has been done. The document has been uploaded in the portal after attending to the comments/ suggestions made by the Peer reviewer. Discussion was held on the work being done by different member organization. The members were requested again to send data of the work for incorporation and updation of the Base Document. SGPB MEETINGS - Rajasthan 41st Meeting held on 31-5-2007 42nd Meeting held on 12-5-2008 43rd Meeting held on 20-7-2009 44th Meeting held 19.01.2010 Development of Human Resource – Offered training at GSITI. Thrust areas recommended – lignite, basemetals, noble metals and limestone. 45th Meeting was held on 31.01.2011. Work done by GSI in the State presented. Requested to send proposal of state to GSI early for consideration during the next FSP finalization. 46th Meeting was held on 30.01.2012. Summary of the work done by both GSI and DGM was presented. Discussion was held regarding the collaborative work on Geochemical Mapping. DGM was requested to send proposals for collaborative work for consideration during the ensuing field season (FS 2012-13). SGPB MEETINGS - Gujarat 51st Meeting held on 20-9-2008 52 nd Meeting held on 15-9-2009 53rd Meeting held on 27.10.2010 Analysis of samples of KGCMP by private parties. GSI and GMRDS to identify private laboratories and GSI to counter check the quality of analysis of samples. TERM REVIEW MEETINGS Term Review of 2010-12 of Western Region. The First Phase of Term Review Meeting was held between 18 - 20th May, 2011. Reviewed the work of all the items (under Missions – I - IV) undertaken by Western Region during the Field Season 2010 – 2012 and recommendations made. The Second Phase of Term Review Meeting

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was held between 21st – 23rd February, 2012. All the items (under Missions I – IV) were critically reviewed in presence of two External Experts and recommendations made for incorporation during the finalization of reports. Stage Review Meeting of Rajasthan Unit First Stage Review meeting was held on 19th January 2011. The Second Stage Review Meeting held on 29th & 30th November, 2011. Stage Review Meeting of Gujarat Unit First Stage Review meeting was held on 22.01.2011. The Second Stage Review Meeting held on 23rd November, 2011. RAC MEETINGS 114th R.A.C. Held on 22 & 23rd September 2008 115th R.A.C. Held on 18th December 2009. 116th R.A.C. Held on 14th June 2010. Review of MTR presentations 117th R.A.C. Held on 24th September 2010. Review of work in F.S. 2009-10, pending NGCM samples, Pending reports, budget, vehicles requirement and disposal, purchase in ME and IT heads, uploading of reports, etc. Discussion on holding a seminar on Fertilizer minerals – nodal officer identified (Dr. A.K. Grover & Sh. I.R. Kirmani) XI_WR_RAC_15 held on 22nd December, 2010 Review of work in F.S. 2010-12, pending NGCM samples, Pending reports, budget, pendency of RCA, Field departures and monitoring of field items, UNFC conversion of reports, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal, vehicles requirement and disposal, purchase in ME and IT heads, uploading of reports, keying of reports, publication of Extended Abstract and Miscellaneous Publication 30, etc. XI_WR_RAC_16 held on 29th March, 2011 Review of work in F.S. 2010-12, pending NGCM and other samples, budget, pendency of RCA, UNFC conversion of reports, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. XI_WR_RAC_17 held on 24th June, 2011 Review of work done so far on various items undertaken during in F.S. 2010-12 in general and during the quarter in particular; status of pending NGCM and other samples, budget, pendency of RCA, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. XI_WR_RAC_18 held on 18th October, 2011 Work done so far on various items undertaken during in F.S. 2010-12 was reviewed to provide required guidance and logistics to enable to logically conclude the objectives associated

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with each programme within specified time schedule. In addition status of pending NGCM and other sample analysis, budget, pendency of RCA, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. were also discussed. XI_WR_RAC_19 held on 8th February, 2012 Work done so far on various items undertaken during in F.S. 2010-12 was reviewed and necessary guidance provided so as to complete the work within stipulated time schedule with best possible result. In addition status of pending NGCM and other sample analysis, budget, pendency of RCA, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. have also been discussed. XI_WR_RAC_20 held on 30th March, 2012 Reviewed the work done on various items during the F.S. 2010-12 and stock of the situation was taken. Necessary guidance provided to prepare a quality report and its submission within stipulated time. In addition status of pending NGCM and other sample analysis, budget, implementation of RCA & Leave modules, case histories in portal etc. have also been discussed. OAC Date 40th OAC of Rajasthan Unit 29.07.10 41st OAC of Rajasthan Unit 09.11.10 XI_OAC_RAJ_16 of Rajasthan Unit 28.02.11 XI_OAC_RAJ_17 of Rajasthan Unit 10.06.11 XI_OAC_RAJ_18 of Rajasthan Unit 28.09.11 XI_OAC_RAJ_19 of Rajasthan Unit 25.01.12 XI_OAC_RAJ_20 of Rajasthan Unit 21.03.12 8th OAC of Gujarat 12.08.10 XI_GUJ_OAC_15 04.12.10 XI_GUJ_OAC_16 15.03.11 XI_GUJ_OAC_17 13.06.11 XI_GUJ_OAC_18 20.09.11 XI_GUJ_OAC_19 03.01.12 XI_GUJ_OAC_20 27.03.12

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Panel of Experts for Stage Review of Rajasthan Unit

S. Name & Designation Address Telephone/fax/email No.

1 A.K Vaish, Khanij Bhawan, Ph : 0294-2413417/ Additional Director (Geology), Shastri Circle, Udaipur [email protected] Directorate of Mines & Geology, Govt. of Rajasthan 2 N.M. Pitliya, Khanij Bhawan, Ph : 0141-2227234 Additional Director(Geo.), Udhyog Bhawan. Tilak Marg, adgeologyjaipur@dmg- Jaipur Zone, Jaipur raj.org Directorate of Mines & Geology, Govt. of Rajasthan 3 Prof. M.K. Pandit, Rajasthan University, Jaipur Ph : 0141-2608608 Professor, Resi: 86, New Raja Park, Jaipur [email protected] Department of Geology, University Attended Stage Review of Rajasthan Meeting held on 19.01.2011. 4 Shri L. K. Nanda, AMD Complex, Sector-5 Ph : 0141-2793598 Regional Director, Extension, Pratap Nagar, Fax : 0141-2791126 Atomic Minerals Directorate for Sanganer, Jaipur - 303906 e-mail : [email protected] Exploration and Research Attended Stage Review Jaipur Meeting held on 19.01.2011. 5 Shri O.P.Yadav, AMD Complex, Sector-5 Ph : 0141-2793598 Dy. Regional Director, Extension, Pratap Nagar, Fax : 0141-2791126 Atomic Minerals, Sanganer, Jaipur - 303906 e-mail : [email protected] Directorate for Exploration and Research, Jaipur 6 Dr R. Bhardwaj, Khetrinagar, Tel. : + 91 (0) 1593 AGM (Exploration), Dist. : Jhunjhunu 220002, Hindustan Copper Limited. Rajasthan: 333504 Fax No. : 01593 220002 Khetri Nagar, hcl_kcc@hindustancopper. Khetri, Rajasthan com

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Panel of Experts for Stage Review of Gujarat Unit

Sr. No. Name of the Designation Name of organization Geoscientist 1 Prof. R.V. Karanth Prof. Emeritus IIT Bombay based at Vadodara 2 Dr. R. C. Jain Regional Director Central Ground Water Board Ahmedabad 3 Shri T. K. Saha Chief Geologist Rachna Global Excavation Limited Ahmedabad. Attended Stage Review Meeting held on 22.01.2011. 4 Dr. R. S. Rajawat Scientist “SG” Head of Geosciences application Division, Space application Centre, ISRO, Ahmedabad. Attended Stage Review Meeting held on 22.01.2011. 5 Shri A.M. Gautam Director GMRDS, Govt. Of Gujarat, Gandhinagar. 6 Dr. R. D. Shah Prof.& Head of M. G. Science Institute, University of Gujarat, Geology Deptt. Ahmedabad. 7 Shri D. U. Vyas General Manager, Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation, Geology& Tech. Govt. of Gujarat, Ahmedabad 8 Dr. R. S. Rastogi Director Institute of Seismological Research, Govt. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar. 9 Dr. Ashish Sarkar Professor Pandit Dindayal Upadhayaya Petroleum University, Gandhinagar.

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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA WESTERN REGION, JAIPUR

MINUTES OF THE XI__WR__RAC_20 HELD ON 30th MARCH, 2012 AT JAIPUR

The Regional Advisory Council Meeting XI__WR__RAC__20 of Geological Survey of India, Western Region was held on 30th March, 2012, under the Chairmanship of Shri K.Parida, Deputy Director General and HOD, GSI, Western Region. Dr. S.K.Wadhawan, Deputy Director General, State Unit Rajasthan and Dr. Indra Prakash, Deputy Director General, State Unit Gujarat were also present in the meeting. XI_WR_RAC _20. 1.0 Dr S.K.Chakraborty, DIC RMH Mission I & Director T.C.D-I welcomed all in the meeting. He informed that the programme for the FS 2012-13 has been approved by the DDG, GSI. The FSP books are in the process of printing and will be available shortly, however in the meantime mission wise list of the approved items is being circulated so that the officer can apply for the RCA and start other preparations. He stated that the regional RFD for the FS 2012-13 has been submitted to CHQ and explained that work will be evaluated on marks basis for each activity. The copies of RFD have been sent to state units and desired that the officers should be made to understand the significance of the assignments in the light of the evaluation and perform accordingly. He requested the Chairman to make the opening remarks. XI_WR_RAC _20. 1.1 Opening Remarks of Chairman and Dy.D.G.s of State Units The Chairman Shri K.Parida, expressed welcome to the Dy. D.Gs of State units and all members, and complimented everyone for an overall achievement of 98% of all the set targets successfully. He voiced special praise for Shri P.K.Nanda, Director (Finance) for the extraordinary performance in expenditure targets which was acknowledged at the CHQ and also for Shri R.K Aggarwal, Suptdg. Geologist, and the team of Publication Division for publication of the best GSI News in recent past. He praised the combined efforts of the entire team of Western Region for the overall very good performance and hoped that this will be continued with a view to achieve 100% of RFD. He assured the provision of all the required logistics and facilities. Dr S.K.Wadhawan complimented the entire team of Western Region for all the achievements and expressed happiness on installation of the new LCD screens in the Conference Hall. He expressed gratitude to the HOD for his great leadership and all the required guidance and cooperation. He reminded that the XII plan is to start shortly and a bright beginning should be ensured with 100% achievement of the RFD. Dr Indra Prakash expressed his gratitude to the HOD for all cooperation and help. He stated that all targets have been successfully achieved in State Unit Gujarat and hoped that the good efforts of the officers will be continued in future. XI_WR_RAC _19. 2.0 Action taken on the Minutes of the XI_WR_RAC _19 Meeting XI_WR_RAC _16. 3.0: Status and Quality of Reports: Dr S.K.Chakraborty, conveyed that in view of the proposed cent percent external peer review view, the suggestion of Dr Wadhawan to initially make only two or three copies of the reports of FS 2010- 12 is appreciable because the modifications suggested by the peer reviewers will have to be incorporated before final circulation. XI_WR_RAC_16. 4.1:Progress of work: Shri P.K.Nanda, Director (Finance) presented the details of the Tribal Welfare Fund and informed that a balance of Rs 5.5 lacs is left to be spent by March 2012. Shri A.K.Sarkar , Dy.Controller of Stores, informed that the repeat order for core boxes has been placed and they will be received soon , and the fund could be utilized in time.

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XI_WR_RAC_18.3.2 : Progress of work – Mission-II :- Director, Chemical Division informed that samples of gold are now being sent to HGML except those which were already allotted to Chemists for analysis. The Chairman informed that although it was decided in the last meeting that 1000m of spill over drilling may be reflected in next FSP under the Lignite investigation, as per the directives received from CHQ no spill over will be allowed for any activity. Therefore the targets have to be achieved. Director Drilling reported that two boreholes are likely to commence within next two days, however total achievement of target may not be possible. XI_WR_RAC _18. 3.4 : Publication of compilation on Gold:- Shri M.K.Reddy Director mentioned that presence of Shri R.L. Jat, Sr Geologist is required for attending to some of the corrections suggested by the peer reviewer. If services of Shri Jat are made available by 15th April 2012 the job can be completed by 15th May 2012. Publication Division committed that the processing and printing, can be completed in two months time, after receipt of the final modified draft. XI_WR_RAC_19. 3.0 Review of work during the period October to December 2011 XI_WR_RAC_19. 3.1. : State Unit Gujarat i) Shri P.V.Ramanamurthy, mentioned that request for analysis of 25 samples for Sr and Ni radiogenic isotope studies were sent to G & IG Division CHQ in July 2011, but the Geochronology & Isotope Geology Division of CHQ conveyed inability to take up the study due to non inclusion of item in the FSP and breakdown of TIMS machine. Dr S.K.Chakraborty stated that the request was made very late and ideally the planning should have been done during formulation of the programme enabling creation of an input item in the FSP of G & IG Divn. CHQ. He promised to discuss the matter further during his visit to the area in first week of April. iii)Shri P.N.Sharma, Director TC, SU Gujarat informed that continuation of the collaborative item of Kachchh Geochemical Mapping Programme will be considered by the KGCMP-GMRDS in July- August after review of the progress of work in the existing Project. XI_WR_RAC_19. 3.2. : Western Region Headquarters Shri S.K.Shrivastava, Director, TCS informed that 10 nos of unpublished reports of GSI were priced and price proposals were sent for approval to CHQ. The house appreciated the effort.

Regarding obtaining the soft copy of the digitized version of the 1:2 m Geomorphological Map, Shri K.M.Reddy, Director M&C Division stated that Director MPD conveyed that the vector file is not given to any one. However it was suggested that if request is sent by the HOD WR to National Mission –III, it may be considered.

Director Petrology Division stated that the procurement of Portable XRF has been deferred.

Shri R.G.Verma, Director informed that officers of the R.S Division have been advised to remain prepared for carrying out EQC-4 meting independently at Jodhpur, and letter has been sent to EQC Team Coordinator RRSC to expedite the submission of GEOM database of target sheets..

Dr S.K.Chakraborty commented that exploring the possibility of outsourcing of PS logging by the Earthquake Geology Division has not been followed up so far and the exercise may be taken up immediately. [Action : E.Q. Geo. Division] Dr P.Rakshit, Director conveyed that all the data of three reports has been entered in the oracle format and mps of one report of Ajmer district have been digitized for uploading.

XI_WR_RAC_19.3.3. - SU Rajasthan:

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Shri Janak Raj, Director conveyed that discussions were held with concerned Directors regarding submission of data for timely completion of targets under the Proj; Geoinformatics. Dr S.K.Chakraborty appreciated the efforts made by Director and officers of the Proj; Geoinformatics for timely submission of the status map as desired by the CHQ for inclusion in the FSP 2012-13. XI_WR_RAC_19. 3.4. – Administration and Regional Activities: Shri A.K. Sarkar, DCOS conveyed that a status report of procurement for the Financial Year 2011- 12 has been submitted and regular submission of monthly status report will commence from April 2012. Dr Wadhawan desired that an action plan on procurement during the year 2012-13,should also be submitted by the AP&M Division to the HOD [Action : A.P.&M. Division] XI_WR_RAC_20. 3.0 Review of work during the period 1st January to 15th March 2012. State Unit Gujarat XI_WR_RAC_20. 3.1. S.U.Gujarat i) Dr Indra Prakash, Dy.D.G., in his introductory remarks mentioned that real progress is only under item of STM while in the rest of the items only physical targets have been completed. He praised the work carried out in the item of STM in Barda Hill area and requested Director STM to present further details. ii) Shri P.V.Ramanamurthy, Director presented the highlights of the item of STM in Barda Hill area. The house in general opined that the basalt intrusive in rhyolite should be verified, and identification of rock types should be made through petrography and later to be matched with he Chemical data. [Action : Proj:STM,SU Guj] iii) Shri P.N.Sharma Director enquired about the dates for finalisation of reports. It was conveyed that submission of reports should be completed by June 2012, and modifications, reprography and circulation of the reports must be done by September 2012. The Chemical results should be made available by May 2012. Director, Chemical Division pointed out that only two pulverisers are available which is causing delay in analysis. Chemical Division was advised to initiate the procurement of more pulverisers or outsourcing the samples for pulverization. [Action : Chemical Division, WR]

iv) Dr S.K.Wadhawan stated that extra efforts are required by the Chemical Division for clearance of the backlog. Procurement process for pulverisers and other infrastructure should be initiated considering the workload of the FS 2012-13. He further advised to consult the information on the internet for specification and an action plan may be submitted soon, for procurement of all the necessary items. [Action : Chemical Division, WR] XI_WR_RAC_20. 3.1. S.U.Rajasthan i) Dr S.K.Wadhawan, Dy.D.G. informed that progress under all the items of SU Raj. have been reviewed in detail in the 20th OAC Meeting and thus highlights of one GCM item and two MI items will be presented by the respective Directors. ii) Shri U.B.Bhattacharya, Director gave an overview of the GCM items in general and mentioned that in Sheet No. 45 O/2, REE values have been reported to be above the crustal abundance. He also felt that there is a need to review the general guidelines of the NGCM to reassess the necessity for Pd-Pt analysis of all the samples, which involves a huge cost and requested that the matter should be raised for consideration in HOD Meeting and other appropriate forum. iii) Shri P.K.Raut, Director and Regional Head Mission-II, presented the broad highlights and progress under the 22 items. Dr Chakraborty discussed about the location of the current borehole in the Dhani area. Shri A.K.Sharma, Director commented that in the light of the

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existing data the site was selected. All the Directors were requested to kindly submit all the relevant data after going through the previous literature, for approval of the boreholes. iv) Shri D.K.Rai, Director presented the up-do-date data on the investigation in the Mundiyawas Khera block. v) Shri A.K.Dawande, Director informed that 16 boreholes have been drilled under the Limestone project in Jaisalmer area and the overall core recovery is 93.78%. vi) Shri M.K.Reddy Director stated that the targets have been completed under the Project: Gold. Chemical results of the Jagpura block are encouraging and results of the Gundelapara block also show encouraging results and likely to augment the resources. vii) Dr S.K.Wadhawan appreciated the excellent team work by field geologists and the supervisory officers. XI_WR_RAC_19. 3.2. : Western Region Headquarters i) Shri R.S.Bains, Director Chemical listed the achievements of Chemical analytical work during the period. Dr Chakraborty complimented the team of the Chemical Division for achievement of targets. ii) Shri S.K.Shrivastava, Director presented the figures on revenue generation during the period, and other activities of the TCS Division. iii) Shri K.M.Reddy, Director M&C Division, conveyed that all the targets are achieved. Shri R.K.Aggarwal, Suptdg, Geol., presented the highlights of work done by Publication Division. Dr S.K. Wadhawan complimented the good work done under the Mission-III iv) Dr S.Prasad, Sr Geologist, Paleontology Division, highlighted the findings of the Paleontology Division which was appreciated by the house for the discovery of the Vendian Ediacaran fossil assemblage from Sonia Formation of Jodhpur Group. v) Shri R.G.Verma, Director, presented the progress under the R.S Division and stated that a total of 115 sheets have been checked (CAZRI- 89 & SRSAC- 26). vi) Shri A.Rais, Director, Mineral Physics, presented the list of samples studied during the period. Dr Wadhawan desired that the results of the samples of Mundiyawas Khera area should be provided to the S.U.Rajasthan, the study of clay mineral analysis of the samples from the Limestone Investigation under Proj: IFOM should be expedited. vii) Shri Mulkh Raj Jarngal, Director, Engg. Geo. Division depicted the salient features of the various projects attended. The Chairman commented that the authorities should be communicated that waiting for the demand indefinitely will not be possible and the officers will be deployed to attend other ongoing projects. [Action: Engg. Geology Division, WR] viii) Dr P.Rakshit, Director, presented the progress in the Desert & Env. Geology Division. ix) Dr L.N.Singh, Director, , highlighted the progress under the various items of Geophysics Divisions x) Shri J.N.Choudhary, Director, Drilling Division, presented the drilling figures. Dr S.K.Chakraborty conveyed that any spill over drilling has not been permitted by PPM and out sourcing has to be resorted in case of lignite investigation. The Chairman commented that the problem was discussed in the HOD Meeting and overall performance of Western Region was appreciated. He added that to tackle the problems pertaining to the Lignite item, DG GSI promised to declare headquarter of the concerned drilling unit as Jaipur, which is now working under the administrative control from NR Lucknow/ RSAS Bangalore. Dr Wadhawan suggested that an action plan may be prepared for the FS 2012-13 to avoid future shortfalls. The Chairman advised the Director Drilling to submit the action plan as soon as the FSP 2012- 13 is circulated. [Action : Drilling Division, WR] xi) Dr G.Malhotra, Director RTI informed about the various training programmes conducted and

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reported that there has been good response and the modules were highly appreciated. Dr Wadhawan added that there is a need of training the officers in Ore microscopy, Petrology and Coal Petrography. xii) Shri R.S.Garkhal, Director & HOO enquired about specific problems being faced by the members. Shri K.S.Gupta Director reported the problem of shortage of staff in SU Gujarat. Shri Garkhal explained the difficult situation in all the wings and promised that two STAs (one Geology & one Chem.) and one stenographer will shortly be posted at Gandhinagar. Dr Wadhawan pointed out the acute shortage and enquired about the proposal of outsourcing. The Chairman commented that the matter was discussed with DG GSI, however no instruction/ suggestions have been received so far. He stated that decision of outsourcing may be taken up soon and meanwhile redistribution of the staff will be done after 15th April. XI_WR_RAC_19. 4.0 Concluding Remarks: The Chairman Shri K.Parida, Dy.D.G. and HOD thanked all the member for their cooperation and once again complimented the entire team of the Western Region and wished that this should be maintained and further enhanced in future. Vote of Thanks: Shri R.S. Garkhal, Director & HOO WR, proposed a vote of thanks.

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LIST OF MEMBERS WHO ATTENDED THE XI_WR_RAC_20 MEETING on 30-03-2012 at Jaipur

Name Designation Division/Project 1. Shri K.Parida Dy. Director General HOD GSI WR & CHAIRMAN 2. Dr S.K.Wadhawan Dy. Director General State Unit Rajasthan, GSI Jaipur 3. Dr Indra Prakash Dy. Director General State Unit Gujarat, GSI Gandhinagar 4. Dr S.K.Chakraborty Director-in-Charge Regional Head Mission I / T.C.Divn-I, WR 5. Shri P.K.Raut Director(Geology) Regional Head Mission II / Proj: RSAS, SU Raj 6. Shri K.M.Reddy Director(Geology) Regional Head Mission III /M&C & Pet. Divns. WR 7. Dr G. Malhotra Director(Geology) Regional Head Mission V / R.T.I., WR 8. Shri R.S.Bains Director (Chem.) Regional Head STSS / Chemical Divn.WR 9. Shri R.G.Verma Director(Geology) R.S. Division, GSI, WR 10. Shri Mulkh Raj Jarngal Director(Geology) Engg. Geol. Division, WR 11. Shri R.S.Garkhal Director(Geology) H.O.O. GSI WR 12. Shri D.K.Rai Director(Geology) T.C. Div. & Proj: BM-II SU Rajasthan 13. Shri P.N.Sharma Director(Geology) T.C.Div. & HOO, SU: Gujarat 14. Shri A.K.Saxena Director(Geology) Proj. HM & GCM, SU: Gujarat 15. Dr P.Rakshit Director(Geology Des. & Env. Geo. Divn., WR 16. Shri M.K.Reddy Director(Geology) Proj: Gold, S. U. Rajasthan 17. Shri U.Bhattacharya Director(Geology) Proj: GCM, SU Rajasthan 18. Shri P.K.Nanda Director(Geology) Finance, GSI, WR 19. Shri A.K.Sharma Director(Geology) Proj: BM-I., S. U. Rajasthan 20. Shri S.K.Shrivastava Director(Geology) T.C.S. Divn, GSI, WR 21. Dr L.N. Singh Director (Geophy.) Geoph. Div.- I, II,III& Instt., GSI, WR 22. Shri Ashok Mathur Director (Chem.) Chemical Divn, GSI, WR 23. Shri Gajanand Director (Chem.) Chemical Divn, GSI, WR 24. Dr J.N.Solanki Director(Geology) Proj: STM-II & Lignite, S. U. Rajasthan 25. Shri A.K.Dawande Director(Geology) Proj: IFOM , SU Rajasthan 26. Shri K.S.Gupta Director(Geology) Proj: MI , SU Gujarat 27. Shri P.V.R. Murthy Director(Geology) Proj: STM , SU Gujarat 28. Shri Janak Raj Director(Geology) Proj: Geoinformatics , SU Rajasthan 29. Shri M Fulmari Director(Geology) Proj: STM-I, S.U.Rajasthan 30. Dr A.Rais Director (Min. Phy.) Mineral Physics Divn, GSI, WR 31. Shri J.N.Choudhary Director (Drilling) Drilling Divn, GSI, WR 32. Shri G.Satyanarayana Suptdg. Geologist Proj: Iron Ore, SU Rajasthan 33. Shri Subhankar Bose Suptdg. Geologist Proj: Lignite, SU Rajasthan 34. Shri R.K.Aggarwal Suptdg. Geologist Publication Divn, GSI, WR 35. Shri V.K.Chittora Senior Geologist Geodata Divn, GSI, WR 36. Dr Surendra Prasad Senior Geologist Palaeontology Divn. GSI,WR 37. Dr S.K.Kulshreshtha Senior Geologist Geodata Divn, GSI, WR 38. Shri A.K.Sarkar DCOS A.P.& M. Division, GSI, WR 39. Shri D.W.Joshi Senior Geologist Tech. Coord. Div.-I, GSI, WR 40. Dr Subrata Banerji Senior Geologist Tech. Coord. Div.-I, GSI, WR 41. Shri V.Ramesh Senior Geologist Tech. Coord. Div.-I, GSI, WR

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11. HRD, Establishment, Payroll, HRMIS, e-service book, etc. The Western Region of GSI has rendered technical guidance to the students of various institutions from time to time, and recently efforts have been made to invite the officers of the state departments for the various training programmes being conducted by the GSI TI. The officers of GSI, Operation Gujarat has provided technical guidance and training to the officers of Gujarat Mineral Resources Development Society in Kachchh Geochemical Mapping Project. They have also associated themselves in the selection process of the fellow geologists in GMRDS and have provided guidance to GMRDS as member of various committees. Guidance was also provided to the officers of Science City, Ahmedabad for selecting minerals for Museum which is in the process of establishment in the Science City.

Regional Training Programme for the State DGMs Refresher Course on National Geochemical Mapping (NGCM) for officers of Directorate of Geology & Mining, Govt. of Rajasthan was conducted at FTC Zawar from 25.11.11 to 30.11.11.

Guidance to students visiting Western Region 1. Nagpur University, Geology Dept. – visited GSI Labs. and field excursion around Jaipur. 2. Sagar University, Dept. of Geology – Training in Labs. and Geodata in September. 3. Punjab University, Dept. of Earth Science – visited on 07.01.2010 to 09.01.2010 (field excursion around Jaipur, Dhani Basri Prospect, Kishangarh) 4. Pondichery University, Dept. of Earth Science – to visit on 02.02. 2010 (WR Labs.) 5. Sagar University, Dept. of Geology – to visit in January/February, 2010 (field training). 6. Five students from University of Behrampur, Orissa were imparted field training on Geophysical Survey in Dausa district, Rajasthan between 2nd to 5th December, 2011. This was followed by a lecture session at the GSI Office Complex at Jaipur. 7. Students of Craftes and Designs, Rajasthan visited GSI Museum. The significance of diffetent material displayed in the museum was explained to them. 8. Training on Field practice to the M.Sc. Part-I students of Fergusson College Pune from 10-12- 11 to 14-12-11 9. Lecture on Precambrian Geology of Rajasthan to M.Sc. Students of Nagpur University and field work in Mochia Hill on 12-01-12 10. Lecture on Precambrian Geology of Rajasthan to M..Sc. (Applied Geology) Students of Nagpur University and field work in Mochia Hill.on 14-01-12

HRMIS data base: Filling up of Basic data (BD) and Service Book data of all the employees of GSI Western Region has been completed. Annual verification of Service Books by Group ‘A’ & Group ‘B’ officers has been completed. Group A and Group B (Gazetted) – Basic data & Service Book data of all the Officers entered. Group B (Non-Gazetted) and Group C - Basic data of all personnel entered.

ECS for payment of salaries to employees in Jaipur: ECS effected in August, 2010. ECS for payment of salaries to employees in Gandhinagar: Salaries for employees of the State Unit Gujarat are paid through Electronic Clearing System. Tour Module: Started in October, 2010 for approval of JAG & SAG Level officers. Leave Module - Started in Gujarat Unit in January, 2011 and at Jaipur in June 2011.

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12. Vehicles & Transport Infrastructure including age of vehicles.

See Annexure 13.

13. Modernization-

See Annexure 14

14. Drilling Infrastructure

See Annexure 15A and 15 B

15. Outsourcing of routine services [housekeeping, security, garden, etc.] Maintenance of Routine Services: . Housekeeping- Cleaning of office premises; filling water in room coolers etc – By Outsourcing. . Security - In house, through regular staff. . Garden- Maintained by CPWD.

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ANNEXURES

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ANNEXURE-1A

MAJOR MINERALS RESOURCES [UNDER VARIOUS UNFC CATEGORIES] ESTIMATED BY THE REGION, SHOWING STATE-WISE FIVE-YEARLY INCREMENT, FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS. (RESOURCES AS ON 31.03.11)

COMMODITY/ STATE 1995 2000 2005 2010 MINERAL COPPER RAJASTHAN 187.55 MT 188.83 MT 212.03 MT 288.833 MT LEAD + ZINC RAJASTHAN 383.044 434.322 480.97 MT 481.17 MT MT MT GOLD RAJASTHAN - 22.29 MT 49.375 MT 87.19 MT (91.29 MT upto 31.03.2011) LIMESTONE RAJASTHAN N.A. N.A. 4136.76 MT 5306.48 MT LIMESTONE GUJARAT 90,37,337 90,37,546 90,37,546 90,37,611 Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes

MT – Million Tonnes.

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ANNEXURE 1B NMI data sheet on list of items converted (UNFC Compliance)

Nodal Officer: Dr. Sujit Kumar Chakraborty, Director Total Target: 135 reports. Achievement : All 135 reports converted by 30.04.2011. F.S. 2004-05 & onwards: 63 nos. Pre-F.S. 2004-05: 72 nos.

F.S. 2004-05 and onwards

Sl No. Deposit Name Source Author(s) 1 Delwara West Block, Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper R.L. Jat Bhukia Gold prospect, mineralization in Delwara West Block, Banswara Banswara district, district, Rajasthan, FS 2007-08. Rajasthan

2 Gundelapara block, Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper R.L. Jat and Bhukia gold Prospect, mineralization in Gundelapara Block, Banswara Apurba Banerjee Banswara district, district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07 and 2007-08. Rajasthan 3 NW & SE of Gundelapara Final report for F.S. 2006-08, entitled village “Investigation for Gold – Copper mineralization, northwest and southeast of Gundelapara village, Banswara district, Rajasthan”. 4 Khankriya Gara block, Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper R.L. Jat Bhukia prospect, mineralization in Khankriya Gara Block, Banswara Banswara ,dt, Rajasthan district, Rajasthan, FS 2003-04 and 2004-05”.

5 Pathara Block - B Investigation for gold and associated basemetal Amit Srivastava mineralization in Pathara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-07. 6 Minyun ki Dhani, Search for low silica SMS grade limestone in Subhash Yadav Jaisalmer Basin., western Rajasthan. Final report for F.S.2007-2009. Rajasthan. 7 Report on preliminary assessment of pegmatite for Jaya Lal rare earth and rare metals in parts of Ajmer, Udaipur and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005 – 06 & 2006 - 07 8 Regional assessment of clay in Bikaner, Nagaur, J. V. Natani Pali and part of Jodhpur districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005 – 06 & 2006- 07 9 Phosphorite of Khiyandi Report on preliminary investigation for phosphorite Jaya Lal area in the metasediments of Sirohi Group around Khiwandi, North west of Sumerpur, Pali district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007 - 08 10 Sibagaon and Bara Bera Report on the preliminary assessment of pegmatite Jaya Lal, Sunil blocks for rare earth and rare metals in parts of Sirohi, Kumar Ajmer, Udaipur and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004 to 2004-2005.

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11 Dariba Block Investigation for basemetals and associated noble Boopathi metals in Baleshwar-Dariba belt, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-07. 12 Baniwala ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals around Baniwala ki S. Mukhopadhyay Dhani- Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001-04 13 Dogeta Basi Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in R.K. Sharma, Dogeta Basi area, Dausa district, Rajasthan F. S. Vivek Sharma 2006-07 14 Dokan Investigation for basemetals and associated R.K. Sharma, precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Vivek Sharma Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006 15 Dokan North Investigation for basemetals and associated R.K. Sharma, precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Vivek Sharma Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006 16 Dungarwali Dhani Block Exploration for basemetals in Dungarwali Dhani A.K. Sharma block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006. 17 Halowala Johra Block Exploration for basemetals and associated precious P.N. Sharma metal in Halowala Johra block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2003- 2005 18 Halowala Johra Block Exploration for basemetals and associated precious P.N. Sharma (Phase-II) metal in Halowala Johra block (Phase-II), South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2007 19 Halowala Johra West Exploration for basemetals and associated precious P.N. Sharma Block metal in Halowala Johra West block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007- 2008 20 Kundla ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals and associated R.K. Sharma, precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Vivek Sharma, Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Israil Khan Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006 21 Mahawa block Investigation for basemetal in Mahawa block, Sikar Boopathi district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-08 22 Manaksas- Jodhpura Exploration for basemetals in Manaksas- Jodhpura A.K. Sharma Block area, South Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2007 23 Maota Block Exploration for copper and associated precious P.N. Sharma metals in Maota block, Central Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008. 24 Mina Ka Nangal Investigation for basemetals in Mina ka Nangal, Israil Jhan, H.C. Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2008 Sahu 25 Nathuwala Block Investigation for basemetals in Nathuwala block, Israil Khan Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06. 26 Nimod block Investigation for basemetal in Nimod area, Sikar Israil Khan district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008

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27 Nimod Extension block Investigation for basemetal in Nimod extension Boopathi block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008 28 Pacheri Kalan Block Exploration for basemetals and associated A.K. Sharma precious metal in Pacheri Kalan block, North-East of Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06 29 Patan Block Investigation for basemetals in Patan block, Sikar R.K. Sharma district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06 30 Todi ka Bas Investigation for basemetals and associated gold R.K. Sharma, in Todi Ka Bas area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. Vivek Sharma F.S. 2006-08 31 Silora and Mohanpur Final report on “Investigation for basemetals and Abhinandan associated gold mineralization in the Silora and Srivastava Mohanpur blocks, Tikawara – Bir area, Ajmer District, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004 – 2005 32 Bara Sarpatia Final report on “Investigation for Basemetals and Shabbir Hussain gold Mineralization in Bara Satparia Block, Parsola Area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. ” FS 2005-06 and 2006-07 33 Gangas Final report on “Exploration for basemetal J.C. Dutta, R.P. mineralization in Gangas and chhatrikhera blocks, Nagar, R.A. Sharma Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2003-04 and 2004-05 34 Gangas Extension Final report on “Exploration for basemetal J.C. Dutta. mineralization in Gangas Extension Block, Mangalwar Complex, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2005-06. 35 Hingoriya - Gadariyawas Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in R. P. Nagar Hindoli Belt, Chittaurgarg District, Rajasthan”, FS 2004-05 36 Jitawas West Final report on “Investigation for basemetal J.C.Dutta mineralization in Jitawas West Block, Dariba – Bethumbi belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. Field Season 2004 -2005 37 Malikhera. Final report on “Reappraisal of basemetals in B.B. Sharma. Malikhera Block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas Belt, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan”; FS 2004-05 and 2005-06 38 Pur – Dariba _ Gurla Final report on “Investigation for Basemetals in B. B. Sharma Pur – Banera Belt between Pur – Dariba in the northeast and Gurla in the southwest, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan, FS 2004-05. 39 Kot area, Desuri Tehsil, Final report on “Exploration for basemetals, Somen Sarkar and Pali District Gold, REE and Molybdenum I Kot area, Pali B.B. Sharma. district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-2007 to 2007-2008 40 Khandia-Masabar Preliminary investigation for polymetallic P.K.Singh sulphide mineralization in Kandia-Masabar and its extension areas, Panchmahals district, Gujarat. F.S. 2006-07.

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41 Limbdi-Sidsara- Meghpar Geochemical appraisal of picrite basalt of J. Prasad. Totodi Deccan Volcanic for gold and platinum group of elements in the Limbdi-Sidsara- Meghpar Totodi area, Jamnagar district, Gujarat. F.S. 2004-06. 42 Chalavad-Ranjitpura Reappraisal of phosphate mineralization around B.B. Sharma Chalavad-Ranjitpura area, Panchmahals district, Gujarat. F.S. 2007-08. 43 Una, Kodinar, Sutrapara Assessment of limestone suitable for chemical, B.B. Sharma, steelmelting shop (SMS), Blast Furnace (BFR) V.K. Sharma and Linzer Dusenthal (LD) in Una, Kodinar, Sutrapara talukas of Junagadh and Amreli districts, Gujarat. F.S. 2008-10. 44 Dugocha West Final report on investigation for gold and Suresh Chander associated basemetal mineralization in Dugocha West Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-08 45 Beras and Wali ka Khera Report on re-evaluation of aerogeophysical L.S. Shekhawat and anomalies and integrated surveys for identifying B.R. Berjania. target area for basemetal and associated gold mineralization in Beras and Wali ka Khera blocks of Anjeni-Bedawal area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan (P-II stage). F.S. 2007-08 & 2008-09. 46 Bageshwar Investigation for basemetals in Bageshwar area, S.Mukhopadhyay and NW of Baniwala ki Dhani area, Sikar district, Amit Srivastava Rajasthan. F.S. 2004 – 05. 47 Mundiyawas- Khera Investigation for basemetals and associated D.Bhoopathi. precious metals in Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2008-2009. 48 Nangal Investigation for basemetals and associated Maneesh Khar and precious metal in Nangal block, Jhunjhunun K.K.Behera. district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2008-2009. 49 Neori West Investigation for copper and associated metals in D.K.Rai. Neori West block, Central Khetri Copper Belt, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006. 50 Gangas Exploration for basemetal mineralization in J.C. Dutta Gangas block, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07. 51 Jitawas Exploration for basemetal mineralization in J.C. Dutta Gangas block, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07. 52 Salampura Investigation for Basemetal Mineralization in Soumen Sarkar and Salampura Block, Pur – Banera Belt, Bhilwara J.C. Dutta. District, Rajasthan, FS 2007-08 and 2008-09. 53 Delwara NorthWest Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in By R.L. Jat Delwara NorthWest Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2008-09. 54 Gundelapara Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in R.L. Jat and Apurba Gundelapara Block, Banswara district, Banerjee Rajasthan, FS 2006-07 and 2007-08.

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55 Bharkundi Investigation for gold and associated basemetal Amit Srivastava. mineralization in Bharkundi area, Dungarpur district, Rajasthan. FS. 2007 -08. 56 Gundelapara. Investigation for gold – copper mineralization, Abhinandan Northwest and Southeast of Gundelapara village, Srivastava Banswara District, Rajasthan. FS 2006 – 08. 57 Pathara Investigation for gold and associated basemetal Amit Srivastava mineralization in Pathara Block, Banswara District, Rajasthan. FS 2004 – 05 and FS 2006 – 07. 58 Rajpura Investigation for gold and associated basemetal Amit Srivastava mineralization in Rajpura area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2008 – 09. 59 Mokpura and Barasarpatia Investigation for gold and basemetals in Jaya Lal and Pankaj Mokpura and Barasarpatia blocks, Udaipur Saini. district, Rajasthan. FS 2008 - 09 60 Preliminary investigation for gold in parts of Subhas Yadav and Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. FS R.S.Garkhal. 2008 – 09. 61 Dariba Investigation for basemetal in Dariba block, R.K. Sharma and Sikar district, Rajasthan. FS 2007-2009. Vivek Sharma.

62 Panchokharkhara Investigation for basemetal in Panchokharkhara Shri H.C. Sahu. area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. FS 2006-2009. Dantali Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and D. Boopathi. around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005. Matasula Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and D. Boopathi. around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005. Raisar Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and D. Boopathi. around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005. 63 Rampur Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and D. Boopathi. around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005. Ratanpura Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and D. Boopathi. around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

Pre- F.S. 2004-05 Sl No. Deposit Name Source Author(s) 1 Bhukia East Block, Final report on “Investigation for gold S. S. Garhia and R.L. Bhukia area, Bhukia gold mineralization in Bhukia East Block, Bhukia Jat prospect, Banswara area, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1993-94 district, Rajasthan. to 1996-97. 2 West Block, Bhukia Final report on “Exploration in West Block, A. K. Grover, R.G. (Jagpura) Gold prospect, Bhukia (Jagpura) gold prospect, Banswara Verma, S.S. Garhia, Banswara district, district, Rajasthan, FS 1992-93 to 1995-96. P. R. Golani, K. Rajasthan. Prabhakara, Satish Kumar and R. L.Jat.

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3 Delwara Block, Bhukia Final report on “Investigation for gold in S. S. Garhia and R.L. prospect Banswara district, Delwara Block, Bhukia area, Banswara district, Jat Rajasthan. Rajasthan, FS 1999 -2000 to 2001-02.

4 East Central Block, Final report on “Investigation for gold in East S. S. Garhia ,R.L. Jat Bhukia prospect, Central Block, Bhukia area, Banswara district, and D.B. Guha Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1999 - 2000 to 2001-02. Rajasthan 5 Kukra East Block Final report entitled “Investigation for gold R.P.Nagar, Geologist and associated basemetals in Kukra East (Jr.), & Jayalal, and Padwa blocks, Karavali-Ghagri- Geologist (Sr.) Amalva area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan”. F.S. 1999-2000, 2000-2001 and 2001-2002, 6 Timaran Mata West Final report on “Investigation for gold in D.B. Guha, R.P. Block, Bhukia prospect, Timaran Mata West Block, Banswara district, Nagar and R.L. Jat Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98 and 1998-99”. Rajasthan

7 Timaran Mata East Block, Final report on “Investigation for gold in S. S. Garhia and R.L. Bhukia prospect Banswara Timaran Mata East Block, Banswara district, Jat district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98 and 1998-99”. Rajasthan

8 Search for high magnesia ultramafic rocks in S. Chaudhury Ajmer, Bhilwara, Pali and Rajsamand districts P. Mahadevappa of Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 - 02 9 Final report on preliminary assessment of Dr. Ravindra Kumar dolomite for use as refractory mineral in Nagaur, Jodhpur and Pali districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 - 02 10 Search for high magnesia ultramafic rocks along Dinesh Kumar Kaliguman lineament in Ajmer, Bhilwara, Pali, Rajasmand, Udaipur and Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan. FS 2001-02 and 2002-03 11 Hoshiyara and Kuchil Report on investigation for basemetal between A.K.Malhotra Block Hoshiyara and Kuchil, Ajmer district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1997-98. 12 Manpur, Devlapal and Report on investigation for basemetals and Suresh Chander Dugocha areas associated gold mineralization around Manpur, Devlapal and Dugocha areas in parts of Udaipur, Banswara and Dungarpur Districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 1997-98. 13 Kakalwar and Salgiawas Final report on systematic geological and R.Srinivas Rao Block geochemical evaluation of aero geophysical anomaly at Kakalwar and Salgiawas area in parts of Todaraisingh and Deoli Tehsils of Tonk district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1996-97 & 1997-98. 14 Dugocha Block Final Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha and Baratalav Blocks,in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000.

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15 Dugocha North Block Final Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha North Block, in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000. 16 Dugocha East and West Report on integrated surveys for gold and S.Chowdhury Block associated basemetal mineralization in Dugocha East & West Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-01. 17 Dugocha East Block Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Suresh Chandra, Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha (South) I.R. Kirmani and Dugocha (East) Block in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 2002-2003. 18 Ghagri and Baroliya Report on investigation for basemetal / R.Srinivasa Rao, blocks noblemetal mineralization in Ghagri and C.K.Gautam Baroliya blocks of Salumber-Dhariawad mineralized belt, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-2001 & 2001-02. 19 Ghagri Block Report on investigation for basemetal and associated noble metal mineralization in Ghagri Block of Salumber area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan (E-I Stage). F.S. 2003-04. 20 Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha (South) and Dugocha (East) Block in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan (E-I Stage). F.S. 2002-03. 21 Kaoi and Sankli Block Final report on integrated surveys for B.R.Bejarniya, identifying target areas for basemetal and Geologist (Sr.) & associated gold mineralization between Kaoi R.S.Rao and Sankli Block, Bhilwara and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan F.S. 2001-02 & 2002-03. 22 Selpur and Saramanpur Final report on the drilling investigation for R.Srinivasa Rao Blocks basemetal and boble metal mineralization in Selpur and Saramanpur Blocks of Salumber- Dhariawad mineralized belt, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-99 & 1999-2000. 23 Umarvaniyan Block Report on investigation on basemetal Suresh Chander mineralization in Umarvaniyan Block, Salumber – Dhariawad area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2003-04. 24 Dhani Basri Investigation for basemetals and associated R.K. Sharma precious metal at Dhani Basri, Dausa district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-2003 25 Gangas Final report on “Report on search for basemetals J.C. Dutta in Gangas area Rajsamand district, Rajasthan,” FS 2002-03.

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26 Rajpura ‘C’ Final report on “Reappraisal of Basemetal J.C. Dutta potential in Rajpura ‘C’ Block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan”. FS 2001-02, 2002 - 03 and 2003-04. 27 Relmagra-Kantiyakhera Final report on “Investigation for silver and R.P.Nagar and Pari - Daulatpara basemetals in Rajpura – Dariba – Bethumbi and Jashma – Bhupalsagar – Bhinder Belts, Rajsamand and Chittargarh districts, Rajasthan. Field Season 2003 – 2004 28 Sindesar Kalan West Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in J.C. Datta Block Sindesar Kalan West Block, Dariba-Bethumbi- Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 1999-2000 to 2003-2004 29 Sindesar Khurd Block Final report on “Exploration for Lead-Zinc in B.B. Sharma Sindesar Khurd Block, Dariba-Bethumbi- Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98, 98-99 and 1999-2000 30 Sindesar Khurd Extension Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in B.B. Sharma Block Sindesar Khurd Extension Block, Dariba- Bethumbi-Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2000-01, 2001-02 and 2003- 2004.

31 Lathiyakheri West Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in J.C.Dutta Lathiyakheri West Block, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan”. Field Season 1998 – 1999, 1999 – 2000, 2000 - 2001 32 Padwa Block Investigation for gold and associated basemetals R.P.Nagar, in Kukra east and padwa blocks, Karavali- Jayalal Ghagri-Amalva area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan” F.S. 1999-2000, 2000-2001 and 2001-2002 33 Dugocha Final report on test drilling for gold and A.K. Malhotra & associated base metal mineralization in Suresh Chander Dugocha and Baratalav blocks in parts of Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-2000 34 Block-I between Report on ground re-evaluation of aero- R.S. Rao. Lunavada-Godhra towns. geophysical anomalies in parts of BRGM-CGG flown areas in Block-I between Lunavada- Godhra towns of Subarkantha and Panchmahals districts, Gujarat. F.S. 1998-99. 35 Baniwali Ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals around Baniwala ki S. Mukhopadhyay. Dhani- Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 – 2004. 36 Bapi Area. Exploration for basemetals and associated gold R.K.Sharma. in Bapi area, Dausa district, Rajasthan. 37 Bhojgarh. Exploration for basemetals and associated Brij Kumar. Noble metals in Bhojgarh Block, South Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1999 – 2003.

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38 Manaksas Exploration for basemetals in the Manaksas A.K.Sharma. Block, South Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-99. 39 Muradpur Exploration for basemetals in Muradpur, NE of A.K.Sharma and Khetri Copper Belt, Jhunjhunun district, D.K.Rai. Rajasthan. 1999-2004. 40 Narda Investigation for bismuth and associated gold S.Mukhopadhyay. mineralization in Narda area and geochemical mineral targeting around Baniwala ki Dhani and Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1999 - 2001 41 Bhinder Prospect Targeting for Basemetal around S. Sanyal. Bhinder in Jasma – Bhinder Belt, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. Field Season 1998 – 1999.

42 Bethumbi Reappraisal of basemetal mineralization in B.B.Sharma. Bethumbi block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. FS 2000-01 and 2001-02

43 Antalia Search for Emerald Mineralization in Antalia – R.S.Garkhal and Gogunda - Godawara area, Rajsamand and Dinesh Kumar. Udaipur Districts, Rajasthan, FS 1999-2001. 44 Mataji Ka Khera Investigation for basemetals in Mataji Ka Khera B.B. Sharma. block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan”. FS 2002-03. 45 Sam, Niba, Bida To locate and assess the mineable deposits of D.W. Joshi and P.S. Bentonitic clays, Fuller’s earth and White Clay. Gill. FS 1998 – 1999 and 1999 – 2000. 46 Madalgarh and Ghatol Preliminary assessment of low silica dolomite in C. K. Gautam. parts of Chittaurgarh, Bhilwara and Banswara districts, Rajasthan. FS 1998 – 1999. 47 Ajmer, Alwar, Banswara, Regional assessment and search for extension of J. V. Natani. Bhilwara, Bundi, marble and related calc-silicate rocks of Chittaurgarh, Churu, Rajasthan for use as dimension and decorative Dausa, Dungarpur, Jaipur, stones. FS 2000 – 2001. Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali, Rajsamand, Sikar, Sirohi, Udaipur. 48 Kankriya Gara Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in R.L. Jat Khankriya Gara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. FS 2003-04 and 2004-05. 49 Bairat-Sonara-Tiljara Investigation for gold mineralization in Bairat- Sanjaya Kumar Dash, Sonara-Tiljara area of Alwar- Jaipur Belt, Alwar A.K. Grover, and Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001 Ravindra Kumar, and Sanjoy Sanyal. 50 Mahuwal – Tartai Investigation for gold in Mahuwal – Tartai area, Shubhabrata Banswara district, Rajasthan. FS. 1998 – 99. Mukhopadhyay. 51 Navagaon Investigation for gold in Navagaon block, R.P.Nagar. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS. 2002 – 03.

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52 Kevda Investigation for gold and associated basemetals L.M.S. Maura in Kevda block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1998 – 99. 53 Kukra West Block, Investigation for gold and associated Jaya Lal (FS 1999 – Basemetals in Kukra West Block, Aravalli, 2000) Udaipur Dist, Rajasthan. FS: 1999-2000 and Subhas Yadav (FS Exploration for gold mineralization in Kukra 2002 – 04) West Block, Salumber area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 2002 – 2004. 54 Vasu Investigation for gold in Vasu area, Udaipur L.M.S. Maura and district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-02 Subash Yadav 55 Vasu Investigation for basemetals and gold in Vasu Subhas Yadav area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2002-03. 56 Natharia- Ki-Pal. Investigation for gold in Natharia- Ki-Pal, L.M.S. Maura, S. Iswal-Selu, Sunarkuri, Manpur, Dewal and Sanyal and Subash Vasu areas, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS. Yadav 1999-2000 and 2000-2001. 57 Deri-ambaji, Investigation for gold in deri-ambaji, Deldar, D.Bhattacharya and S. Wasa, Ghoda Tankni, Titoi and Brahmpuri Chowdhury. areas in Sirohi and Banaskantha districts, Rajasthan and Gujarat States. FS 1999-2000 and 2000-01. 58 Bhavnagar District. Evaluation and Characterization Of Bentonite Sudipta Sarkar And Kaolinite Deposits Of Bhavnagar District, Gujarat. FS 2002-03. 59 Koranga, Inaj and Indori Investigation for Limestone of chemical and BF Des Raj. grade in Koranga, Inaj and Indori areas of Jamnagar and Junagadh districts, Gujarat. FS 2000 – 2001. 60 Vadodara, Panchmahals, Resource Survey And Detailed Investigation for Janardan Prasad and Sabarkantha, Banaskantha, Delineation of suitable Dimension Stone, P.K.Chaurasia Mahesana, Surat and Granite Deposits and Low Silica Dolomite in Dangs parts of Vadodara, Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Banaskantha, Mahesana, Surat, Dangs Districts, Kachchh And Saurstra Regions of Gujarat. FS 1998-99. 61 Sepa and Sheriyakhan Investigation for BF and Chemical Grade Des Raj. Limestone in Sepa and Sheriyakhan area in Junagadh District, Gujarat.FS 1998-99. 62 Sheriyakhan-Deorana Investigation for BF and Chemical grade Des Raj limestone in Sheriyakhan-Deorana area in Junagadh district , Gujarat. FS 1998-2000. 63 Idar Investigation for Tin, Tungsten and associated Des Raj and B.K.Sahu Minerals in Malani Igneous Suite of rocks around Sabarkantha District, Gujarat. FS 2001- 02 64 Adwana-Jahaz Exploration for base metal in Adwana-Jahaz A.K. Sharma and D. block, South Khetri belt, Jhunjhunun district, Boopathi. Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004. 65 Dhani Basri, Gola ka Bas, Exploration for basemetal and associated R.K. Sharma Kalajpuri Andhi, Tholai precious metals in Dhani Basri, Gola ka Bas, and Nimla. Kalajpuri Andhi, Tholai and Nimla area, North

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Delhi fold belt, Alwar, Dausa and Jaipur districts, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2000. 66. Deravad Report on the basemetal study in Deravad area, R.A. Sharma, L.S. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000. Shekhawat and S.S. Sivasankaran. 67 Isarwas-Billon ka Gura Investigation for basemetals and associated gold P.P. Kalpande and in Isarwas-Billon ka Gura zone, Udaipur R.A. Sharma. district, Rajasthan. FS 2002-2003. 68 Kuhara Investigation for copper and associated precious P.N. Sharma. metals in Kuhara area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003. Balicha Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha R.A. Sharma and and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Vivek Sharma. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003. Bortalai Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha R.A. Sharma and and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Vivek Sharma. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003. Chargadia Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha R.A. Sharma and and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Vivek Sharma. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003. 69 Kadesa Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha R.A. Sharma and and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Vivek Sharma. Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003. Amargarh Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya L.S. Shekhawat. block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001. Gelaji east Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya L.S. Shekhawat. block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001. Pachanpura-Chhabriya Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya L.S. Shekhawat. block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001. 70 Ummedpura- Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya L.S. Shekhawat. Manoharpura block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001. Bhupalsagar Investigation for silver and basemetals in R.P. Nagar Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma- Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003- 2004. Jashma-Bhupalsagar Investigation for silver and basemetals in R.P. Nagar Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma- Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003- 71 2004. Rajpura-Dariba Investigation for silver and basemetals in R.P. Nagar Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma- Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and

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Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003- 2004. Gamrapal Investigation for basemetals and gold in S.S. Sivasankaran, Sitawali and Gamrapal blocks of Karavali Prasant P. Kalpande sector, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2000- R.A. Sharma, 2002. 72 Sitawali Investigation for basemetals and gold in S.S. Sivasankaran, Sitawali and Gamrapal blocks of Karavali Prasant P. Kalpande sector, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2000- R.A. Sharma, 2002.

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ANNEXURE – 2A ACTIVITY DOMAIN PERTAINING TO MISSIONS I AND II OF THE REGION AND ACHIEVEMENTS [FSP RELATED ITEMS]DURING THE XI PLAN PERIOD [2007 – 12] (AS ON 31.03.2011) Sl. Major Activity area. Programme Achievement Programme Achievement Programme Achievement Programm Achievement No. Target FS 2007 - 08 Target FS 2008 - 09 Target FS 2009 - 10 e Target FS 2010 - 12 FS 2007 - 08 FS 2008 - 09 FS 2009 - 10 FS 2010 - 12 1. Survey and Mapping a) Ground Survey i) Special Thematic 1050 1085 1050 1066 1490 1525 3600 3635 Mapping (sq km) ii) Geochemical 3500 3528 2800 2487 3141 3169 9100 + 10156 Mapping (sq km) iii) Geophysical NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL 5100 2850 Mapping (sq km) 2. Mineral Exploration i) Large scale 67 78.05 36 29.10 1048 1062.80 369 369 Mapping (sq km) ii) Detailed 20.90 25.20 18.70 19.96 16 13.80 33.40 38.15 Mapping (sq km) iii) Drilling (meter) 10,780 9025.45 8350 7408.75 5520 4405.85 14150 11996.65 (including (including (including (including spillover drilling) spillover drilling) spillover drilling) spillover drilling)

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ANNEXURE – 2B FSP Rolling Plan for F.S. 2012-13 & F.S. 2013-14 Mission - I STM F.S. Short Title Personnel required Rajasthan

2012-13 Title: Specialised Thematic Mapping of Delhi Supergroup of Rocks in 4 geologists Thekra, Kishangarh Bas, Baraud, Bansur Areas, Alwar District, Rajasthan with Special Emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralisation. Objective: To elucidate lithostratigraphy, structure and to identify favourable target areas for exploration for copper mineralisation in the Kushalgrah Formation of the Ajabgarh Group of the Delhi Supergroup. 2012-13 Title: Specialized Thematic Mapping to evaluate the relationship between the2 geologists Mangalwar Complex and North Delhi Fold Belt around Lalsot, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur Districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To workout the contact relationship of Mangalwar Complex with the NDFB and to assess the economic potential of the area. 2012-13 Title: Specialised Thematic Mapping of Albite rich Granite Plutons and 2 geologists their mafic enclaves-restites of the Khetri Fold Belt and North Delhi Fold Belt in Rajasthan. Objective:To work out the genesis, tectonic significance and mineral potential of porphyry type granite-alkali (albite rich) granite plutons. 2012-13 & Title: Specialised thematic mapping along the Albitite line in 2 geologists 2013-14 Northern Rajasthan in parts of Ajmer, Jhunjhunu and Sikar districts, Rajasthan and search for target areas for potential mineralisation., if any. Objective:To work out the tectonic significance and mineral potential of the albitite zone. 2012-13 Title: Specialised thematic mapping of the southern part of the Pur - 2 geologists Banera belt, Bhilwara and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan Objective:To work out the relationship between the Pur - Banera belt, Akola-Bhinder belt and the Hindoli Group

2012-13 Title: Specialised thematic mapping of the Trans-Aravalli region, 2 geologists south of Pali, Pali district, Rajasthan. Objectivee:To work out the relationship between the Punagar Group, Malani igneous Suite, Sirohi Group and intrusive granites in Trans-Aravalli region. 2012-13 Title: Study of different conglomerate horizons of Western Rajasthan 2 geologists for resolving stratigraphic problems. Objective:To differentiate between the different conglomerate horizons on the basis of superposed relationship, sedimentological

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characters and palaeontological attributes.

Gujarat 2012-13 & Title: Specialized Thematic mapping in the Deccan Volcanic Province, 2 geologists 2013-14 Vadodara District, South-Eastern Gujarat. Objective:To establish lava stratigraphy, emplacement pattern and petrogenesis of various intrusive and extrusive rocks and to delineate the possible extension of Fluorspar mineralization. . 2012-13 & Title: Specialised thematic mapping in the area of Kanesara igneous 2 geologists 2013-14 Complex around Lodhika in parts of Rajkot District, Gujarat. Objective: To establish lava stratigraphy, emplacement pattern and petrogenesis of various intrusive and extrusive rocks. 2012-13 & Title: Specialised Thematic Mapping of the Delhi Supergroup of rocks in 1 geologist 2013-14 Data-Bhanpur area of Banaskantha district of Gujarat. Objective: To elucidate lithostratigraphy of granitoid, basic intrusive rocks and metasediments of Delhi Supergroup and their relation with Sendra-Ambaji and Erinpura granites.

GCM:

Rajasthan 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/2 & 45O/6 covering 2 geologists parts of Ajmer, Tonk, Bhilwara and Bundi districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/3 & 45O/7 covering parts 2 geologists of Bhilwara and Bundi districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/4 & 45O/8 covering parts 2 geologists of Chittorgarh Bhilwara and Bundi districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/9 & 45O/13 covering parts 2 geologists of Bundi and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. . 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/10 & 45O/14 covering 2 geologists parts of Bundi and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/11 & 45O/15 covering 2 geologists parts of Bundi and Kota districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45O of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/3 & 45J/4 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Nagaur, Pali and Ajmer, districts, Rajasthan.

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Objective : To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/5 & 45J/6 covering parts of 2 geologists 2013-14 Nagaur and Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. Objective:To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title : Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/7 & 45J/8 covering parts of 2 geologists 2013-14 Nagaur and Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/9 & 45J/10 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Nagaur and Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/11 & 45J/12 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/13& 45J/14 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Ajmer, Nagaur and Jaipur districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/15 & 45J/16covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. Objective:To create a geochemical database of 45J of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 L/4 & 45L/8 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45L of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. 2012-13 & Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 46 I/1 & 46I/5 covering parts 2 geologists 2013-14 of Dungarpur, Banswara, and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45L of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Gujarat 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46J/ 1 in parts of Panchmahal 2 geologists district, Gujarat. Objective:To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis.. 2012-13 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46J/ 2. in parts of Panchmahal 2 geologists and Vadodara districts, Gujarat and Jhabua District, M.P Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46J/3 in parts of Vadodara 2 geologists district, Gujarat and Jhabua District, M.P. Objective:To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46J/ 4 in parts of Vadodara 2 geologists district, Gujarat and Jhabua District, M.P.

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Objectivee: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46J/ 5 in parts of Panchmahal 2 geologists district, Gujarat and Jhabua District, M.P. Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46 E/1 in parts of Sabarkantha 2 geologists district, Gujarat and Jhabua District, M.P. Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46 E/3 in parts of Sabarkantha 2 geologists and Ahmedabad districts, Gujarat. Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46 E/12 in parts of Panchmahal 2 geologists and Kheda districts, Gujarat. Objective:To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis. 2012-13 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet No.46 E/16 in parts of Panchmahal 2 geologists district, Gujarat. Objective : To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi- elemental analysis Geomorphological Mapping 2012-13 & Title: National Mission on Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 3 geologists 2013-14 1:50,000 scale using satellite data. Objective: Mapping of the landforms of the entire country on 1:50,000 scale and identification of various types of lineaments of tectonic and structural significance on 1:50,000 scale using National classification for Geomorphological and Lineament mapping (National Programme)

Mission-II Natural Resources: Ferrous Group 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title : Search for iron ore bodies in the Hindoli Group of 2 geologists 2013-14 rocks in Karauli- Bundi area in parts of Bharatpur, Karauli and Bundi districts Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To delineate iron ore bodies Precious Minerals 2012-13 Rajasthan Title : Exploration for gold-copper mineralisation in 2 geologist Bharkundi area, Dungarpur district, Rajasthan(Stage: UNFC-G3) Objective / Projected Outcome: To assess the potentiality of gold-copper mineralisation in the area. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for gold and associated basemetal 1 geologists mineralisation in Gundelapara West Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan (Stage: UNFC-G4) Objective: To delineate the potential zones of gold for detailed exploration

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2012-13 Title: Investigation for gold-copper mineralisation in areas 2 geologist betweenBhukia to Dagocha, Banswara, Dungarpur and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan (Stage: UNFC-G4) Objective / Projected Outcome: To delineate zones of gold-copper mineralisation in the area Non-Ferrous and Strategic Minerals 2012-13 Rajasthan Title : Exploration for basemetals in Karoi – Rajpura area, 1 geologist Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective / Projected Outcome: To assess the basemetal potential of the area around Karoi- Rajpura in Pur – Banera belt. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralisation between 2 geologist Salampura and Dariba block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To assess the base metals potential in the gap area between Pur-Dariba copper prospect and Gurla basemetal prospect. . 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in the 2 geologist northern part of the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To assess the base metals potential in Pur – Banera belt between Pur-Dariba copper prospect and Gurla basemetal prospect. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: Investigation for REE mineralisation in the Dhani 2 geologist 2013-14 Granite, district Pali, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To assess the REE potential of the Dhani Granite. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Search for rare metals in leucocratic granite in 2 geologist Sendra-Chitar area,Pali and Ajmer districts, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To locate rare metals in intrusive granites of Sendra-Chitar area. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for copper and associated precious 1 geologists metals in Khera block,Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To evaluate depth potential of Cu and precious metal mineralisation in the Khera Block , Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for copper and associated precious 1 geologist metals in Khera east block, Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective To evaluate potential of Cu and precious metal mineralisation in the Khera east block, Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan.

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2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Exploration for basemetal in Nanagwas area, Sikar 1 geologist district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective / Projected Outcome: To test subsurface continuity of basemetal mineralization and associated precious metals, delineated on surface in Nanagwas area. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title / Name of the Item: Investigation for basemetal in 1 geologist 2013-14 Dariba North Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To assess the zones of basemetal mineralization and associated precious metals in Dariba-Baleshwar area. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetal in Ghatiwala block, 2 geologist Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To delineate the zones of basemetal mineralization and associated precious metals in Ghatiwala block south of Nanagwas area. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetal in Palaswala ki Dhani 2 geologist Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To delineate the zones of basemetal mineralization and associated precious metals in Dariba- Toda area. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for copper and associated metals in the 1 geologist Ponkh South Extension Block, Central Khetri Belt, Jhunjhunun district. Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To evaluate potential of Cu and precious metal mineralisation in the Ponkh South Extension Block, Khetri Belt. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title:Investigation for base metal and associated gold 2 geologist mineralization in Rampuriya-Gadariyakhera Block(Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To assess the base metals and associated gold mineralization in Rampuriya-Gadariyakhera block. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetals in Pilwa Block, Ajmer 1 geologist district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To identified the target area for basemetal mineralization in Pilwa block for detail exploration. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralization in Chari 2 geologist 2013-14 (NW) Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC- G4). Objective:To assess the basemetal potential in northwestern extension of Chari Cu deposit. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: Investigation for basemetals in Bhimana & Kivarli 2 geologist 2013-14 blocks, Sirohi District, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: Delineation of target areas for detailed exploration for base metal mineralisation. 2012-13 Gujarat Title: A preliminary assessment of heavy minerals in beach 2 geologist sands along the coast between Dumas, Surat District and Tithal, Valsad District, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To locate and study heavy mineral potential of the area.

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2012-13 Gujarat Title: Assessment of the Wollastonite and associated 2 geologist mineral occurrences in the Dhanpura-Ghoda area of Banaskantha district, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Objective: To assess the potentiality of the wollastonite deposits of Dhanpura-Ghoda area and search for other strategic minerals, viz. schellite, REE etc.

Industrial and Fertilser minerals

2012-13 Rajasthan Title Item: Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in 2 geologist Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Objectivee: To locate low silica SMS (LD-grade) limestone in view of increasing demand by steel plants 2012-13 Rajasthan Title:Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in Sabbu 2 geologist ka Toba-AsuTar area, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective / Projected Outcome: To locate low silica SMS (LD-grade) limestone in view of increasing demand by steel plants. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title: Search for low grade phosphorite in Fatehgarh 2 geologist Formation, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To identify the potential target areas for detailed investigation in Fatehgarh Formation. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title of the Item: Regional assessment of China clay / 2 geologist kaolinite in Jahazpur-Mangrop area, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective / Projected Outcome: To assess the quality and characteristics of known china clay deposits and to locate new areas for resource survey. Natural Energy Resources - Lignite

2012-13 Rajasthan Title / Name of the Item: Search for lignite by scout 2 geologist drilling in Kharicharnan south area in the Palana basin, Bikaner district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC- G4). Objective: To locate lignite bearing blocks and to establish the stratigraphic set up in the north-central part of the Palana basin.

Mission-IV

2012-13 Rajasthan Title : Seismic Hazard/ risk microzonation of Greater 2 geologist Surat town.

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Objective: Preparation of Seismic Hazard/ Risk microzonation map of Surat town, Gujarat. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: Desertification impact assessment in the margin 1 geologist 2013-14 areas of Thar Desert, Rajasthan. Objective: To assess the impact of desertification in fringe areas of Thar desert, Rajasthan. 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: The study of Quaternary sediments of the saline 1 geologists 2013-14 lakes of Rajasthan Objective / Projected Outcome: To study Paleoclimatic Changes and also search for REEs and other economic minerals in lacustrine sediments in Thar desert of Rajasthan 2012-13 & Rajasthan Title: Petrogenetic Evolution of the Bidasar Ophiolite 2 geologist 2013-14 Suite, Churu district, Rajasthan. Objective / Projected Outcome: Petrochemical Characterisation of the `Bidasar Ophiolite Suite’ in trans- Aravalli region and to assess its economic potentiality. 2012-13 Rajasthan Title : Search for Vendian - Tommotian life in the 2 geologist Marwar Supergroup of Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleoenvironmental significance. Objective / Projected Outcome: 1. To search for life signature 2. To highlight biogeography 3. To bring about global correlation and paleoenvironmental significance

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ANNEXURE – 2C Shelf of Projects

Sl No. Title/ Objective No. of personnel Mission-I Rajasthan STM Title: STM of Mesozoic- Tertiary succession in Jaisalmer Basin 2 geologists with special emphasis on lithostratigraphy and structure. Objective: To elucidate the stratigraphy, structure and sedimentary provenance of the area and mark the different bio-stratigraphic zones. Title: Specialized thematic mapping of Delhi Supergroup of rocks 2 geologists in parts of Toposheet 45H/2, district Sirohi, Rajasthan Objective: To bring out structure, tectonics of Kimberlite- Lamprophyre clan of rock and to search for new locales in the area. Title: Tectono-stratigraphic investigation of Neoproterozoic Sirohi 2 geologists group of rocks in southern sector of Delhi Fold belt, NW India Objective: Elucidation of stratigraphic, structural, depositional, and contact relationship of Sirohi metasediments and its bearing on the tectonics and metallogeny of Delhi Fold belt. Title: STM of the area between Kalinjara and Sallopat in Banswara 2 geologists district, Rajasthan Objective: To workout the stratigraphy of the Aravalli Fold Belt and Identification of potential area for phosphorite and Manganese deposits. Title: STM of the area between Khandu and Ghatol in Banswara 2 geologists district, Rajasthan to differentiate various types of volcanics of AFB in relation to gold mineralization (Bhukia type) and economic significance of graphite deposit of the area. Objective: To workout the significance of volcanics and its role in mineralization of gold and graphite. Title: Structure and tectonics of major dislocation zones of 2 geologists Rajasthan. Objective: To workout the deformational tectonics of the major shear zones their significance in the past and present and metallogenic characteristics. GCM Title: Geochemical Mapping in degreesheets 45M covering parts of 8 geologists Alwar, Jaipur and Sikar districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45 M of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. Title: Geochemical Mapping in degreesheets 45L covering parts of 8 geologists Bhilwara, Chitorgarh and Rajsamand districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45 L of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses. RS Title: Study of lineaments occurring in Rajasthan state through 2 geologists Remote Sensing and digital analysis. Objective: To identify various lineaments precisely through remote

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sensing and study their genetic linkage with regional geological structures, mineralization, geomorphology and seismicity, etc. Gujarat STM Title: Geological Evolution of the Greater and Little Rann of Kachchh 2 geologists in Gujarat Objective: To understand Quaternary land-ocean interactions influencing shoreline evolution of Gujarat coast. Title: Coastal dynamics study along Eastern and Southern Coast of 2 geologists Saurashtra, Gujarat Objective: To elucidate the evolution of coast of the Bhavnagar, Porbandar and Junagadh districts, Gujarat. GCM Title: Geochemical mapping in degree sheet 46 F and adjacent degree 8 geologists sheet. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 46F of Gujarat state using multi elemental analyses. Mission-II Rajasthan Title: Integrated resource survey on 1:50,000 toposheets. 2 geologists Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To locate the new mineral deposits in the extensional areas of known mineral belts, using integrated studies. Title: Geological and Geochemical investigation of Proterozoic 2 geologists volcanic rocks in southern sector of Aravalli – Delhi Fold belt, NW India. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: Elucidation of contact relationship, identification of volcanic episodes, development of model for magmatic eruption and their role in mineralization. Title: Investigation for basemetals in the Hingoria block, district 1 geologist Chittaugarh. Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To evaluate copper potential in the Hindoli Group of rocks. Title: Investigation for basemetal, nickel and associated Au in 2 geologists Hirantha., Sarkan, Khemaru areas, district Dungarpur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the base metal, Nickel and associated Gold potential in ultramafic and basic and acid tuffaceous rocks along Rikhabdev ultramafic complex. Title: Multi metal soil geochemical survey in Anjeni-Kunda area, 2 geologists district Udaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To delineate the potential targets for base metal in the Aravalli rocks in Anjeni-Kunda area. Title: Study of lateritic profiles in Jhalawar and Kota districts and 2 geologists resource evaluation.

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Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To study Bauxite occurrences with reference to their mineralogy, geochemistry and genesis in the Deccan volcanic province over Vindhyans in parts of Jhalawar and Kota districts and resource evaluation. Title: Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in Hingwala 1 geologist area, districts Dausa/ Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the extent and potential of basemetals and associated gold mineralization in Raialo Group of rocks in Hingwala area. Title: Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Raisar area, 1 geologist district Jaipur, Rajasthan.

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Objective: To establish the base metal and gold potential east of Raisar area and southeast of Pratapgarh- Nagel prospect. Title: Investigation for basemetals and noble metals in Maton– 1 geologist Umra- Parola area, district Udaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the extent and potential of Cu- Ag mineralization in uraniferous carbon phyllite and of Cu mineralization within dolomite of Delwara Group of Delhi Supergroup. Title: Geochemical exploration for base metals in the Proterozoic 2 geologists Hindoli volcano- sedimentaries around Khamariya- Sawantgarh area, district Bundi, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the base metal potential in the Khamariya- Sawantgarh area. Title: Re-appraisal of copper prospects in Eastern Khetri Belt, 2 geologists district Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To reassess the Copper potential. Title: Exploration for copper-gold mineralization in the Usri block 1 geologist in the Eastern Khetri Copper belt, district Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess Copper Gold potential. Title: Exploration for gold mineralization by deep drilling in 1 geologist Eastcentral Block, Bhukia gold prospect, Ghatol tehsil, district Banswara, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To trace the depth continuity of gold lodes of the Eastcentral and East Block in the Bhukia area. Title: Investigation for Gold in the southeastern strike continuity of 1 geologist Bhukia gold prospect, district Banswara, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To locate gold prospect / deposits in Dungaripara - Kundali -Bargun area, Banwara district, Rajasthan. Title: Evaluation and classification of pegmatite types in Rajasthan. 2 geologists

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Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: Evaluate the pegmatites for economic minerals, particularly rare metals and REE contents and classify them using the current classification scheme. TITLE: Search for base metals in Hindoli Group of rocks east of 1 geologist Kapasan, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC- G4 OBJECTIVE: To assess the Copper, Lead & Zinc potential. Title: Investigation for Silver in Bharak – Surawas - Rajpura-Dariba 1 geologist belt, Bhilwara, Rajsamand,Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To investigate silver mineralization in the lower carbonate unit of the Rajpura- Dariba belt. Title: Investigation for Silver in Jahazpur belt, Ajmer and Bhilwara 1 geologist districts, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To investigate silver mineralization in the lower carbonate unit of the Jahazpur belt. Title: Exploration for base metal mineralization in Chatrikhera block, 1 geologist Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To probe the basemetal mineralization in the northern extension of Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt. Gujarat Title: Investigation for clay minerals -bentonite, china clay, fire clay in 1 geologist Mesozoics of Gujarat. Stage: UNFC-G4 Key Words: Clay resource, Mesozoic-Tertiary rocks Objective: Search for clay in the Mesozoic and Tertiary rock sequences. Title: Investigation for Clay Minerals -Lignite in Saurashtra and 2 geologists Kachchh districts of Gujarat. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To prepare a comprehensive resource base of clay and lignite in Gujarat. Mission-III Title: Compilation of geological maps on 1:25,000 scale in North 2 geologists Delhi Fold Belt and South Delhi Fold Belt. Objective: Compilation of geological maps of selected belts on the basis of second generation mapping and specialized thematic mapping. Data Management: 1 Geophysicist Compilation and synthesis and integration of available geophysical data in electronic format and creation of geophysical database. This will involve digitizing of data with the use of GIS.

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Mission-IV Rajasthan Title: Seismic hazard and Risk microzonation (SHRM) of Jaisalmer 2 geologists city, Rajasthan . Objective: Preparation of Seismic hazard/Risk microzonation map of Jaisalmer city, Rajasthan. Title: Desertification and its status in the margin areas of Thar 2 geologists desert in parts of Rajasthan. Objective: Infer the status of Desertification in fringe areas of Thar desert, Rajasthan. Title: Geoscientific studies on origin and spread of sand storms in 2 geologists parts of Rajasthan. Objective: Infer the likely places of the origin of sand storms and path followed by them in parts of Rajasthan and analyze the nature and type of load carried by them in the form of suspended particulate material chemically and petrographically/ XRD mineralogically for identification of the chemical and mineral content. The sample collected shall also be examined for its grain size analysis. Title: Study of geological control in fluoride contamination in 1 geologist ground water of district Tonk, Rajasthan. Objective: To assess the geological reason of fluoride contamination and finding remedial measures. Title: Geoenvironmental appraisal of Mount Abu area with special 1 geologist emphasis on landslide studies, watershed management and protection and development of monuments and tourist resorts. Objective: To study geomorphological and geoenvironmental setup in and around Mount Abu area to delineate land slide prone areas, protection and prospects of further development of places of tourist interest. Title: Geoenvironmental impact analyses in Jhunjhunu district, 1 geologist Rajasthan. Objective: Geoenvironmental impact analyses of the district resources and potential hazard Identification for sustainable development. Title: Geoenvironmental appraisal study in Udaipur district, Rajasthan 1 geologist with emphasis on EIA study of marble mining activity. Objective: Geoenvironmental appraisal of the district with emphasis on assessment of pollution inflicted by mining activities and suggesting remedial measures. Title: Petrographic and ore-petrographic study of basemetal deposits 2 geologists in different prospects of Rajasthan. Objective: Detailed petrography/or-petrography of the host rock and ores of the different basemetal prospects under mineral investigation in Rajasthan. Title: Study of Proterozoic biota from the Marwar Supergroup, 1 geologist Rajasthan. Objective: 1) Search for metazoan and metaphytes, 2) Temporal distribution of biota, 3) Age and environmental analysis.

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Title: Search for microfossils from Palaeozoic rocks (the Bap and the 1 geologist Badhaura Formations) of Rajasthan exposed in Jodhpur district and its adjacent areas of Bikaner and Jaisalmer districts. Objective: Systematic search for microfossils like conodont, bryozoa, marine fish scales, ostracods and foraminifera both in the Bap and Badhaura Formations; erection of bio-zones in the litho-units of the Bap and Badhaura Formations; evaluation of the existing palaeobiogeographic significance with up-date information. Gujarat Title: Active fault Studies of IBF and Coastal Faults of Kachchh and 1 geologist Saurashtra, Gujarat Objective: To record evidences of reactivation along IBF and other coastal faults. Title: Neotectonic studies along Narmada and Mahi rivers of Gujarat 1 geologist Objective: To study the effects of reactivation of faults on Tertiary, Quaternary and Holocene sediments along Narmada and Mahi rivers of Gujarat. Title: Neotectonic studies along Sabarmati and Hathmati rivers of 1 geologist Gujarat Objective: To understand active tectonics along Sabarmati and Hathmati rivers of Gujarat. Title: Environmental appraisal of Golden Corridor of Bharuch and 2 geologists Vadodara districts of Gujarat Objective: Study of pollution along the Vadodara, Bharuch- Ankleshwar-Wapi Industrial Tracks, Gujarat. Title: Search for micro-vertebrate fossils (with special reference to 1 geologist the Tetrapods) from the Inter-trappean sediments of Kachchh districts, Gujarat and their phylogenetic and palaeobiogeograhic significance. Objective: Systematic search for micro-vertebrates like mammal, squamate and other reptiles in the Inter-trappean sediments deposited in and around Anjar and Dayapar areas of Kachchh districts and to bring out phylogenetic relationship of the individual tetrapods and their palaeobiogeographic significance.

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ANNEXURE-3A FINANCIAL OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE DURING XI PLAN PERIOD Figures in Lakh Rs.

Year Survey & Mineral Specialised Research & Information Human Resource Modernisation Plan outlay Construction Total Plan Mapping Exploration Investigation Development Dissemination Development & without Outlay and other Replacement construction Exploration Budget Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Outlay/ Expenditure Expenditur Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure e 2007- 14.00/12.94 138.65/133 0.00/0.00 27.34/24.14 77.85/67.67 2045.73/1929.18 73.50/73.27 331.34/311.13 24.23/6.18 355.57/317.31 08 .31 2008- 12.10/11.93 136.15/134 0.00/0.00 56.87/55.96 50.48/45.61 2852.85/2821.50 16.00/15.97 271.60/264.12 27.81/26.81 299.41/290.93 09 .65 2009- 9.99/9.91 124.00/123 0.00/0.00 49.55/48.76 64.77/59.61 3467.70/3463.84 91.25/90.77 339.56/332.80 0.00/0.00 339.56/332.80 10 .75 2010- 17.06/16.36 122.00/118 2.55/2.29 24.40/24.35 55.00/54.71 3463.00/3463.67 36.47/36.29 509.43/504.31 41.94/41.94 551.37/547.49 11 .50 3219.89(NP)/321 Mission Fund 9.53 +243.03 Outlay- 229.93 (P)/244.15 Expenditure – 225.13; D&A Outlay – 321.44 Expenditure – 322.26. 2011- 110.50/ 145.91/145 21.25/21.22 43.76/43.73 47.50/47.49 3727.36/3726.89 58.71/58.69 918.09/917.78 23.84/23.84 941.93/941.62 12 110.42 .84 3221.56(NP)/322 1.16 +505.80(P)/505.7 3

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Figures in Lakh Rs.

SCHEME-WISE, QUARTER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF APPROVED PLAN FUNDS AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEARS 2007-08, 2008-09 & 2009-10

2007-08 Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Total Mandays SCHEME Approved Actual Approved Actual Approve Actual Approved Actual Total Total Outlay Expend Outlay Expendi d Outlay Expendit Outlay Expendi Outlay Expendi [RE] iture [RE] ture [RE] ure [RE] ture (RE) ture 1. Survey & 1331 Mapping 14.00 12.94 2. Mineral 1466 + Exploration 138.65 133.31 Drilling 3. Specialized 359 Investigation 0.00 0.04 4. R&D and Other 301 Exploration 27.34 24.14 5. Information Dissemination 77.85 67.67 6. Human Research and Development (Plan + Non- Plan) 2045.73 1929.18 7. Modernization and Replacement 73.50 73.27 8. Construction 24.23 6.18 9. TOTAL 2401.30 2246.73

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2008-09 Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Total Mandays SCHEME Approved Actual Approved Actual Approved Actual Approved Actual Total Total Outlay Expendit Outlay Expend Outlay Expend Outlay Expend Outlay Expendi [RE] ure [RE] iture [RE] iture [RE] iture (RE) ture 10. Survey & 1185 Mapping 12.10 11.93 11. Mineral 1294 + Exploration 136.15 134.65 Drilling 12. Specialized 371 Investigation 0.00 0.00 13. R&D and 191 Other 56.87 55.96 Exploration 14. Information Dissemination 50.48 45.61 15. Human Research and 2852.85 2821.5 Development (Plan + Non- Plan) 16. Modernization and 16.00 15.97 Replacement 17. Construction 27.81 26.81 18. TOTAL 3152.26 3112.43

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2009-10 Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Total Mandays SCHEME Approved Actual Approved Actual Approved Actual Approved Actual Total Total Outlay Expendit Outlay Expen Outlay Expend Outlay Expend Outlay Expendi [RE] ure [RE] diture [RE] iture [RE] iture (RE) ture 19 Survey & 1403 Mapping 6.30 2.84 2.00 3.55 40.50 3.21 116.50 1.27 165.30 10.87 20 Mineral 1181 + Exploration 103.00 44.92 21.00 34.90 79.00 18.00 51.00 21.70 254.00 119.52 Drilling 21 Specialized 260 Investigation 0.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.85 1.04 6.09 1.04 22 R&D and Other 50 Exploration 33.50 1.41 16.05 25.10 2.15 11.30 11.30 5.21 63.00 35.11 23 Information Dissemination 41.30 8.48 8.25 26.12 8.62 31.12 31.12 34.41 89.29 71.23 24 Human Research and Development (Plan + Non- Plan) 1630.35 1362.61 1708.84 493.48 1864.03 860.00 860.00 828.81 6063.22 3782.54 25 Modernization and Replacement 17.00 1.26 78.75 83.01 22.47 2.00 2.00 12.15 120.22 101.16 26 Construction 0.00 27 TOTAL 6761.12 4121.47

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2010-12 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 TOTAL MANDAYS SCHEME AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE TO TE (RE) 28 Survey & 20.80 8.93 -3.74 7.81 20.20 5.96 7.00 12.23 12.80 15.50 70.50 76.73 127.56 127.16 Mapping 29 Mineral 110.00 68.83 12.00 48.39 106.00 30.23 1.00 33.05 22.00 29.74 16.91 52.80 267.91 263.06 Exploration 30 Specialised 6.80 2.41 -4.25 -0.12 18.75 10.28 5.00 0.49 0.00 1.40 -2.50 9.05 23.80 23.51 Investigation 31 R &D and 27.05 17.15 -2.65 5.99 37.00 11.97 18.75 -2.97 1.00 11.09 -12.99 23.64 68.16 66.87 other Exploration 32 Information 55.00 37.47 0.00 17.25 43.00 15.70 3.00 5.37 0.00 10.87 1.50 15.55 102.50 102.21 Dissemination 33 HRD (P + 3103.69 2828.76 425.83 699.58 2686.41 1130.84 5.46 1000.03 1141.38 926.57 -105. 669.45 7256.88 7255.23 NP) 89 34 Modernisation 34.47 33.53 2.00 2.38 54.59 19.16 0.00 9.75 4.00 7.97 0.12 21.81 95.18 94.60 & Replacement 35 Construction 41.94 0.00 0.00 41.94 29.00 0.00 -5.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.16 23.84 65.78 65.78 36 Total 3363.13 3002.47 432.79 784.47 2994.95 1224.14 35.21 1057.95 1181.18 1009.86 -41.85 870.83 7959.41 7949.72

AO (RE) = Approved Outlay (RE), AE = Actual Expenditure, TO (RE) = Total Outlay (RE), TE= Total Expenditure

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ANNEXURE-3C SCHEME-WISE, MONTH-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF APPROVED PLAN FUNDS AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURE FOR 2011-12 Figures in Lakh Rs. Target vis-à-vis Actual Expenditure

Approved April (R) May (R) June(R) July(R) Aug(R) Sept(R) Oct(R) Nov(R) Dec(R) Jan(R) outlay T E T E T E T E T E T E T E T E T E T E March, 11 (T) 110.50 1.00 1.78 2.75 3.51 4.80 5.61 6.45 6.68 8.15 11.54 11.15 17.31 14.50 20.93 18.25 26.40 23.50 33.69 26.50 40.85

145.91 5.50 11.36 16.00 19.20 25.00 29.92 32.00 42.78 37.00 54.51 55.00 64.55 66.00 72.37 81.00 80.79 97.00 93.04 110.00 108.01

21.25 9.15 9.56 9.90 9.96 10.15 10..06 10.30 10.57 10.45 10.77 12.00 10.77 13.20 12.36 24.40 12.34 26.05 12.17 27.95 13.06

43.76 8.35 9.70 10.75 10.69 14.90 11.45 19.30 13.50 28.62 6.06 32.17 8.11 36.12 9.44 49.63 18.89 61.32 20.09 68.30 27.84

47.50 5.00 1.45 13.50 12.59 16.50 13.65 23.50 17.37 37.50 18.53 42.00 20.48 45.00 23.64 48.00 30.09 81.00 31.94 89.92 35.12

3727.36 513.60 520.81 804.35 805.68 1116.90 1121.18 1441.30 1448.24 1755.70 1762.95 2090.10 2124.49 2435.60 2453.67 2775.30 2759.16 3117.45 3057.44 3439.25 3341.77 3766.85

257.24 16.10 13.09 30.50 30.82 57.75 59.10 79.00 76.55 102.50 100.78 129.25 137.13 152.00 155.81 219.00 175.44 264.35 203.64 307.00 224.82

51.21 15.00 15.69 18.00 17.14 30.00 17.14 45.00 18.79 50.00 26.88 62.00 26.88 70.00 26.88 80.00 27.02 90.00 31.49 100.00 46.88

7.50 0.25 0.22 0.50 0.32 1.00 0.40 1.75 0.80 2.50 1.28 3.50 1.83 3.75 2.76 4.00 4.56 4.25 5.39 5.50 6.51

23.84 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.14 0.00 0.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4163.49 560.10 570.57 879.25 878.63 1225.00 1211.74 1570.50 1566.13 1920.10 1912.47 2275.30 2282.65 2620.50 2630.83 2973.68 2969.70 3329.76 3291.95 3681.86 3626.87 4034.46

941.93 62.60 62.85 105.40 105.23 165.85 150.62 224.30 194.96 289.97 302.09 366.07 412.60 420.82 486.51 545.78 564.27 670.37 626.29 759.42 703.70

(R) = Expenditure Reconciled with PAO, @ = Total D & A Allotment –ME allotment – MV allotment, $ = DTE+OE (V) + P. Service # = Total D & A + Mission Plan Fund * = D & A Plan + Mission Plan Fund T= Target E= Expenditure

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ANNEXURE- 4 MISSION-WISE PRO-RATA RCA EXPENDITURE IN DIFFERENT PROJECTS VISÀ- VIS TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Sl. Item Name of Targets Achievements Field Total Per Day Remarks No Officers Days Expenditure Expenditure (Rs) (Rs) MISSION –I ( BASELINE GEOSCIENCE) (ITEM No.1 : STM/WR/HQ/2009/001) Shalini Patil STM - 600 600 89 POL- 66849 513 Associated PETROLOGY, WR sq km OC-18264 with another Geological and geochemical investigation of Wages-81025 item. granitoid bodies of Aravalli Fold belt, NW Rinki Das 69 On Maternity India with emphasis on their tectonic Leave significance. Athulya Rajan S. 166 (ITEM No.2 : GPM/WR/HQ/2010/001) M. Lakshmana 4200 sq Km 2150 47 POL- 94079 1320 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Regional geophysical S. Bangaru (Revised 147 OC-84608 gravity-magnetic survey in Sandmata Complex Babu target 3000sq Wages-188325 and South Delhi Fold Belt Amar Singh km) 29 (ITEM No.3 : GPM/WR/HQ/2010/002) D.C.Naskar 4200 sq Km 99 POL- 59294 575 575 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Regional geophysical S.K.Singh (Revised 135 OC-45784 gravity-magnetic survey in Bhilwara 700 Wages-142155 Mahendra Singh target 2100sq 137 Supergroup in part of Tonk and Dausa districts, km) Rajasthan Gyanesh Lashkari 59 (ITEM No.4 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/003) STM- Meena S. Gupta 108 POL- 56655 674 Transferred to I, SU RAJ STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks OC-28001 CR in Thekra, Kishangarh Bas, Baraud, Bansur Shri S.M. Rangari 4 Wages-173335 At Hqrs on areas, Alwar district, Rajasthan with special medical emphasis on locating favourable areas of grounds. copper mineralization. Maneesh M.John 900 sq km 918 98 Inducted since Sept.11 A.K.Jaiswal 177 POL- 54500 S. Rastogi 180 OC-29047 Gopal Dass 164 Wages-164970 (ITEM No.5 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/004) Salim Javed 300 sq km 300 148 POL- 38730 637 STM-I, SU RAJ STM to evaluate the Md Mujaffer 153 OC-24203 relationship between the Mangalwar Complex Najar Wages-128655 and North Delhi Fold Belt around Lalsot, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur districts, Rajasthan. 98 WR Geological Survey of India

(New Item) Sourav Sen 300 sq km 300 sq km 105 POL- 15704 318 New Item STM/WR/RAJ/2010/ Sandip Neogi 107 OC-13994 taken up in STM-I, SU RAJ Wages-37685 September, Specialized thematic mapping of porphyritic 2011 granite, alkali rich (albite rich) granite plutons and their mafic enclaves restites of Khetri Fold belt and North Delhi Fold Belt in Rajasthan, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.6 : STM/WR/RAJ/2010/005) STM- Bibin Das 300 sq km 310 sq km 167 POL- 48623 575 II, SU RAJ Md Yusuf 159 OC-17116 Specialized thematic mapping of the southern Khanday Wages-121635 part of the Pur – Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. ITEM No.7: STM/WR/RAJ/2010/006) STM-II, K.K. Nayak 600 sq km 607 sq km 210 POL- 98846 752 SU RAJ Specialized thematic mapping of the Y.S. Bhamboo 218 OC- 44077 Trans-Aravalli region, south of Pali, Pali Wages-179095 district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.8 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2009/003) P.Tivedi 02 POL- 59146 1305 Chemist GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Pawan Kumar 700 sq km 700 sq km 202 OC-38258 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/1 & Wages- 166220 45O/5 covering parts of Ajmer,Tonk and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. ITEM No.9 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/007) Mohini S. Sathe 700 sq km 700 sq km 134 POL- 61665 767 GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR OC-36502 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/2 & Deepmala S. 143 Wages-115695 45O/6 covering parts of Ajmer,Tonk and Barasagade Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.10 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/008) P.Tivedi 02 POL- 64791 456 Chemist GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Krishna Kumar 700 sq km 700 sq km 149 OC-30281 Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/3 & Wages-92205 45O/7 covering parts of Ajmer, Tonk and Abhishek Verma 79 Inducted in Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. September’11. (ITEM No.11 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/009) P.Tivedi 02 POL- 47238 687 Chemist. GCM, SU RAJ & CHEMICAL, WR Ritu Pragya 700 sq km 700 sq km 9 OC-23767 Item taken up Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 O/4 & Choursia* Wages-49950 in Sept. 2011 45O/8 covering parts of Ajmer, Tonk and *Attending Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. OCG Abhishek Verma Mausam Yadav 90 NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Paramita 700 sq km 700 sq km 94 POL- 38105 590 Item taken up 45O/09 &13 Dasarwar OC-37464 in Sept. 2011 Jolly Roy Hiranya 106 Wages-42500 99 WR Geological Survey of India

NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Ram Ratan Singh 700 sq km 700 sq km 106 POL- 5471 403 Item taken up 45 O/10 & 14 OC-39781 in Sept. 2011 Ratandeep Jauhari 109 Wages-41340 NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Nandita Singh 700 sq km 700 sq km 78 POL- 33391 532 Item taken up 45 O/11 & 15 OC-22345 in Oct. 2011 Sana Naqvi 91 Wages-34155 NEW GCM ITEM: GCM/WR/RAJ/ Naveen Kumar As available 272 sq km 80 POL- 28235 1398 Item taken up 54 A/7 Nigam OC-25429 in Nov. 2011 Wages-58185 (ITEM No.12 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/010) Pawan GCM, SU RAJ To provide technical guidance Kumar(PT) Item yet to be initiated by DMG for Geochemical Mapping Project to be carried Rajasthan out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt.of Rajasthan) – geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1 to L/13 & L/16, 45G/6 to G/16 covering parts of Chittaurgarh Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand and Udaipur districts. (ITEM No.14 : STM/WR/GUJ/2010/012) Arindam Dutta 600 600 sq km 192 POL- 85866 STM, SU GUJ Specialized thematic mapping OC-44262 in the area of Barda Hill acidic igneous Wages-66110 complex to decipher emplacement style and R.K. Alla 173 petrogenesis of various extrusive and intrusive P.S.Dhote 78 rock units. Md Naushad 109 (ITEM No.15 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2010/013) S.K. Gupta 2800 sq km 2800 sq km 69 POL- 46437 GCM, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet S.K. Deepankar (revised) 204 OC-35967 No. 45D/11 & 45D/15 Wages-77910 P.K.Singh 100 POL- 9088 Gurudayal Singh 102 OC-23016 Proveen Kumar 110 Wages-67630 H.K.Basheer 99 POL- Nil H.B.Sahoo 120 OC-6422 Wages-710 ITEM No.16 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2010/014) Praveen Kumar 1400 sq km 1400 sq km 62 POL- 2860 Shifted to Item GCM, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Ishwar (revised) 163 OC-12028 No. 15 No. 46F/12 & 46F/16 Wages-38725 S.K.Gupta 83 POL- 12165 S.Shubhdarshini 102 OC-34886 Wages-62980 Annie D Nelson 100 POL- 40002 V.S.Modi 106 OC-23360 Wages-37200

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(ITEM No.17 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2009/004) S.K. Gupta No. of field days GCM, SU GUJ To provide technical guidance related to work for Kachchh Geochemical Mapping Project to from CGM C. Srikarni Transferred to be carried out by GMRDS/CGM, Govt. of NER Gujarat, Gandhinagar (under MoU Phase-II) (ITEM No.18 : RP/WR/GUJ/2009/005) HM, Sanjay Das 47 POL- 3800 Transferred SU GUJ Use of Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Related to work from OC-9710 GSI TI Data for the search of mineralised provinces/ ISRO (SARC) Wages-800 areas in Precambrain terrain of Eastern and Northern Gujarat.

MISSION –II (NATURAL RESOURCE ASSESSMENT)

(ITEM No.20 : Babu Lal 140 Lkm 75.5 L km 5 Retired in GPS/WR/HQ/2009/006) GEOPHYSICS-II, ( not to be continued as Jan 11 WR Geological and geochemical investigation D.C.Naskar(PT) per TR Committee) 200 of granitoid bodies of Aravalli Fold belt, NW A.V.Kulkarni(PT) 136 India with emphasis on their tectonic Manjeet Kumar 98 significance. Pushpraj Singh 65

(ITEM No.21 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/015) D.C.Naskar(PT) Not to be taken up as per GEOPHYSICS-II, WR Investigation for A.V.Kulkarni(PT) recommendation of TERM REVIEW basemetal mineralization in the northern part of COMMITTEE the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. ITEM No.22 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/016) D.C.Naskar(PT) Not to be taken up as per GEOPHYSICS-II, WR A.V.Kulkarni(PT) recommendation of TERM REVIEW Investigation for polymetallic mineralization COMMITTEE associated with possibly an IOCG type deposit, district Pali, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.23 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/017) D.C.Naskar(PT) Item kept in abeyance in absence of GEOPHYSICS-II, WR Exploration for A.V.Kulkarni(PT) clearance from Wild life authorities. basemetal and associated gold in Dantali block, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.24 : 2010- S.K.Biswas BH Geophy. BH Geophy. 99 POL- 138051 917 12/SER/WR/HQ/2010/018) GEOPHYSICS-III, Radhe Shyam Logging Logging–7441.50 10 OC-86013 WR Geophysical logging of boreholes of Vivek Kumar m 134 Wages-67688 mineral investigations in Western Region. Gyanesh Lashkari 90 (ITEM No.25 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/019) IRON Srikrishna Yadav Reco trav. Reco trav. (1:25k).- 180 POL- 57127 863 ORE, SU RAJ Investigation for ferrous and (1:25k).- 100 sq 120 sq km OC-22248 associated metallic minerals in south Rajasthan. km DM(1:5K) .- 24 Wages- H.C. Sahu 183 DM(1:5K) .- 20 sq km 217346 101 WR Geological Survey of India

sq km ITEM No.26: ME/WR/RAJ/2010/020) GOLD, Sanjay Singh DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.00 178 POL- 52767 1525 SU RAJ Investigation for gold and associated 0.75 sq km sq km OC-26420 basemetal mineralization in Jagpura Block, Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- Banswara district, Rajasthan. Trenching:.- 10 NIL cum 155590 cum (ITEM No.27 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/021) Amit Srivastava Drilling :- Drilling :- 136 POL- 3024 GOLD, SU RAJ Investigation for gold and 1200 m 1352.90 m OC- copper mineralization in Gundelapara NW Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan Trenching:.- 10 NIL cum cum (ITEM No.29 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2009/011) L.M.S. Maura LSM (1:10k) :- LSM (1:10k) :- 20 122 POL- 62298 1277 BASEMETAL-I, SU RAJ Investigation for 20 sq km sq km OC-10566 basemetals in Karoi-Rajpura area, Pur-Banera Pradip Bharati DM(1:2K) :- DM (1:2K) :- 103 Wages- Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. 0.40 sq km 0.60 sq km 205555 Item No 29 Addl Item D.C.Naskar (PT) 11 L Km 11 L Km 31 POL- 21143 921 Geophysical studies in Karoi-Rajpura area, A.V.Kulkarni 30 OC-10876 Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan (PT) Wages-35235 M.Lakshmana 12

(ITEM No.30 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/015) B.R. Bejarniya Drilling :- Drilling :- 176 POL- 53858 1251 BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for 1200 m 1190.90 m OC-46619 basemetal mineralization in the northern part of Wages- the Salampura block, Pur-Banera belt, Gyaneshwar 91 191065 Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. Singh (ITEM No.31 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/016) D.B. Jena DM(1:2K) :- DM(1:2K) :- 1.60 218 POL- 59709 1286 BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for 1.50 sq km sq km OC-40016 polymetallic mineralization associated with (Revised Wages- possibly an IOCG type deposit, district Pali, 1.50sqkm) Drilling :- 293815 Rajasthan. U.K.Das Drilling :- 325.30 m 126 400 m

(ITEM No.32 : MIP/WR/-/2009/010) J.U Rao DM(1:5K) .- DM(1:5K) .- 3.0 232 POL- 76945 946 RSAS,SU RAJ Ground re-evaluation of 3.0 sq km sq km OC-33546 airborne geophysical anomalies by integrated (revised 3.0 sq Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- geological and Geochemical surveys between A.N. Kamble km).Pitting 125 cu m 195 286645 Rampuriya and Gadariyakhera village, Trenching:.- 50 Bhilwara District, Rajasthan. Ashok Singh cu m (Revised 99 75 cum) (ITEM No.33 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/023) Vinod S. Barahate DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 2.0 204 POL- 40161 960 102 WR Geological Survey of India

RSAS,SU RAJ Integrated re-evaluation of 2.0 sqkm sqkm OC-28743 multisensor aerogeophysical anomalies in Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- Kamalpura Block situated between already Trenching:.- 50 cum 282555 explored Banera Reserve Forest Block and K. Rab Ansari 50 cum Reconnoitery 178 Devpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, traverses & Bhilwara district Rajasthan. sampling. (ITEM No.34 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/024) Amit Kr Awasthi DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 131 POL- 48443 2315 RSAS,SU RAJ Ground re-evaluation of 1.0 sqkm 0.55 sqkm OC-19633 airborne geophysical anomalies by detail Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- geological mapping and systematic Trenching:.- 50 50 cum 221265 geochemical sampling between Jaunla-Danota cum Reconnoitery in Agucha-Malpura-Chaksu flown belt district traverses & Tonk, Rajasthan. sampling (ITEM No.35 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2009/016) R.S. Rao LSM (1:25k) :- LSM (1:25k) :- 113 POL- 24518 1367 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Regional assessment 175 sq km 175 sq km OC-19082 of basemetal and associated gold in Dholpura Wages- area, Jaipur district,Rajasthan. 105425 (ITEM No.36 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/025) Vivek Sharma Drilling :- Drilling :- 280 POL- 50832 1342 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 1200 m 1260.90m OC-32499 basemetal in Mahawa Block, Sikar district, Wages- Rajasthan. 271000 (ITEM No.37 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/026) Bulbul Mondal DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 90 POL- 49060 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 0.75 sq km 0.75 sq km OC-33421 basemetal in Mahawa East Block, Sikar (revised sq km) Wages- district, Rajasthan P.R.Sahu(PT) 52 285445 (ITEM No.38 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/027) Israil Khan DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.05 307 POL- 44141 1332 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 0.1.0 sq km sq km OC-42297 copper and associated precious metals in Khera Drilling :- Drilling :- Wages- block,Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar P.R.Sahu(PT) 1200 m 1017.70 m 19 385325 district,Rajasthan. (Revised) (ITEM No.39 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/017) P.N. Sahoo Drilling :- Drilling :- NIL 12 POL- 3791 2292 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Exploration for NIL m m OC-4319 basemetal and associated gold in Dantali block, Wages-19400 Jaipur district, Rajasthan. (ITEM No.40 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/028) P.N.Sahoo DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 167 POL- 31536 1000 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for 1.0 sq km (1.25 1.25 sq km OC-40901 basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar Sourav Khan sq km) 144 Wages- district, Rajasthan 217595 Investigation for basemetal in Dariba (ITEM M.S.Bhaise DM(1:2K) .- DM(1:2K) .- 1.25 167 POL- 32245 755 No.41 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/029) 1.0 sq km sq km OC-9844 BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ North Block, Sikar (revised 1.25 sq Wages- district, Rajasthan. km) 149040

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S.J.Brahmha 106 POL- 32650 OC-17816 Harman Mahanta 103 Wages- 179550 (ITEM No.42 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/030) Subhash Yadav LSM (1:10k) :- LSM (1:10k) :- 4.0 171 POL- 128238 2797 IFOM,SU RAJ Search of low silica SMS grade 4 sq km sq km OC-66105 limestone in Jiraj ka Toba – Asu Tar area, B.S.Jodha Auger drilling :- Auger drilling :- 15 Wages- Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan 800 m 604.15 m 328545

(ITEM No.43 : ME/WR/RAJ/2010/031) S.K. Dutta Reco Reco trav(1:25k).- 158 POL- 126501 1120 IFOM,SU RAJ Regional assessment of low trav(1:25k).- 401 sq km OC-60380 grade phosphorite occurrences of Kalinjara, 400 sq km Pitting Trenching:.- Wages- east of Sallupat, Banswara district, Rajasthan. Aneesh Kumar Pitting 30 cum 115 121835 S.R. Trenching:.- 20 (Revised 25 cu m.) cum (ITEM No.44 : ME/WR/CW/RAJ/2010/032) B.S. Jodha Drilling :- Drilling :- 205 POL- 97808 645 LIGNITE,SU RAJ Search for lignite by scout 4950 m 3326.50 m OC-66478 drilling in Phalki North area in the Nagaur Wages- south sub-basin, Nagaur district, Rajasthan. S.Sridharan 187 184920 Bijoy Ashish Sen 159 (ITEM No.45 : ME/WR/GUJ/2010/033) MI,SU P.K. Singh Geological Geological 106 867 GUJ Investigation for copper and associated mapping mapping minerals in Amlimal area, Banaskantha district, (1:1000) - 0.50 (1:1000) - 0.65 sq Gujarat. sq km km Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Trenching:.- 30 cu m As necessary (ITEM No.46 : ME/WR/GUJ/2010/034) MI Anup Kumar LSM (1:25k) :- LSM (1:25k) :- 169 1292 ,SU GUJ Search for titaniferous bauxite in the 150 sq km 150 sq km area around Ukheda, Daban, Wamoti Nani and Pitting Pitting Trenching:.- Khanpur, Kachchh district, Gujarat. Trenching:.- 6 cu m As ne..

Mission -IV (ITEM No.63 : EG/WR/HQ/2010/043) V.P. Sharma 99 ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR Surendra Prasad As per request of the sponsoring 68 Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Maneesh Khar agency 12 Development Projects in Rajasthan and Manoj Kr Kaistha 101 Gujarat. S.Pareek 51 (ITEM No.64 : EG/WR/HQ/2009/028) Manish Khar (PT) As per request of the sponsoring Nil Nil ENGINNERING GEOLOGY & RS, WR agency 104 WR Geological Survey of India

Detailed Project Report (DPR) Stage geotechnical investigation for Par-Tapi- Narmada Link Project. (ITEM No.65 : EG/WR/HQ/2010/044) S. Pareek (PT) As per request of the sponsoring 10 ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR agency Geotechnical evaluation of transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan (ITEM No.66 : SEI/WR/HQ/2010/045) R. Sanwal (PT), 35 EARTHQUAKE GEOLOGY, WR Seismic Hazard/ microzonation of Surat town. Janak Raj 42 Maneesh Khar 48 S.M.Rangari 37 POL- 1011 (ITEM No.67 : SEI/WR/HQ/2010/045) M.Laskshamana 110 40321 GEOPHYSICS-I, WR Seismic Hazard/ (PT) OC-59227 microzonation of Surat town. Pushpraj Singh 13 Wages- S.V.N.Chandrase 62 84708 khar (ITEM No.69 : ENV/WR/HQ/2009/034) Pralay Mukherjee Compilation and preparation of 115 DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR (PT) geomorphic and Quaternary geological Geoscientific studies of calcrete occurrences in map: 250 sq.km Section studies- 55.9m selected fluvial and lacustrine basins in Thar .Samples collection: XRF: 48 Nos., Desert of Rajasthan. XRD: 8 Nos. Petro. study: 46 Nos. , TL Dating: 7 Nos. Oxygen Isotope: 28 Nos. Palynology-6. (ITEM No.70 : ENV/WR/HQ/2010/047) P.C. Srivastava Compilation of Thematic maps:- 111 DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR Study of Geological Geomorphological, arsenic and heavy metal pollution in and Slope map, Land use- 1000sqkm around known polymetallic sulphides mineral Soil map 1000sqkm Coll.. of belts and gold prospects and lignite belt, Dausa, samples :- G.water- 206, Soil-204, Banswara, Udaipur, Nagaur, Bikaner and Barmer districts, Rajasthan Surface Water- 9 Crops –17 . (ITEM No.72 : RP/WR/HQ/2009/033) S.Prasad Field work carried out in Nagaur, 55 PALAEONTOLOGY, WR “Search for Jodhpur and Pali districts. Vendian life in the Marwar Supergroup of preservation was noticed, Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleo-environmental significance”(Modified ) STSS Item No. 81. SER/WR/HQ/2010/057 Shalini Patil Core skeletonisation 40 A.R.Khaparde 81

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Sl.No. Item Particular 1 Machine Capacity in Pkg A Pkg B Pkg C Pkg D Pkg E Pkg F Pkg G Pkg H Pkg I the Region [nos of 400 200 800 150 250 + 250 (Op. 200 600 600 - sample per month] Gujarat) 2 Capability to Pkg A Pkg B Pkg C Pkg D Pkg E Pkg F Pkg G Pkg H Pkg I analyze in the 200 200 800 75 250 200 600 600 - Region[nos of samples] per month 3 Total Nos. of samples collected and Pendency upto Month Oct-11 Nov- Dec- Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar- Apr- May- Jun Jul- Aug Sep- Tot Field Season 2009 – 11 11 12 12 12 -12 12 12 12 al 10 [since beginning Collected Total Number of samples collected : 22096 (Raj) (5765 Composite + 612 Regolith “C” horizon) + of NGCM 5933 (Guj) (1449 Composite + 114 Regolith “C” horizon). Grand Total 28029 (7214 Composite + programme] 726 Regolith “C” horizon) . Submitted to lab Total number of sample submitted since 2001 – 02 : - 8129. Analyses Reported [upto month of- September, 2011 ] [upto Field Season 2009 – 10].. Pkg A – 8129, Pkg B – 7580, Pkg C – 7989, Pkg D – 6881, Pkg E – 7893, Pkg F – 3931, Pkg G – 5415, Pkg H - 8099, Package I – 0. Number of sample brought forwarded from the previous Years into the current Season upto Sept,11 : Pkg A –Nil , Pkg B – 549 Pkg C – 140, Pkg D – 1248, Pkg E – 236, Pkg F –4198, Pkg G – 2714, Pkg H – Nil and Pkg I – 8129. Pkg A Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Nil Pkg B Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Nil Pkg C 48 52 40 Nil Nil Nil Pkg D Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Nil Pkg F Nil. Nil. Nil. 87 Nil Nil Pkg G 268 384 782 785 495 Nil Pkg H Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil. Nil Nil Pendency of samples upto end of Field Season 2009 – 10 Pkg A Nil Nil. Nil. Nil Nil Nil Pkg B 549 549 549 549 Nil Nil Pkg C 92 40 Nil. Nil Nil Nil 106 WR Geological Survey of India Pkg D 1248 1248 1248 1157* 319* Nil Pkg E 236 236 236* Nil Nil Nil Pkg F 4198 4198 4198 2223** 666* Nil Pkg G 2446 2062 1280 495 Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg I 8129 8129 8129 8129 Nil$l Nil 4 Total Nos of Month Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Total samples collected Collected Nil Nil 40 36 Nil 195 Nil 12 94 103 Nil Nil /analyzed during the Submitted to lab Nil Nil 40 36 Nil 195 Nil 12 94 103 Nil Nil Current Field Analyses Reported during the month of - Season 2010 - 12 Pkg A Nil Nil Nil 40 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 24 96 Nil Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg C Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 197 36 Nil 106 Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pendency [upto the end of the month:-] Pkg A Nil Nil 40 36 36 231 231 243 337 416 320 320 Pkg B Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg C Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg D Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg E Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg F Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg G Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg H Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 180 247 247 141 Pkg I Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480

Total Nos of Month Oct- Nov- Dec Jan Feb.12 Mar Total samples collected 11 11 11 12 12 /analyzed during Collected Nil 62 101 282 525 863 the Current Field Submitted to lab Nil 62 101 282 525 863 Season 2010 - 12 Analyses Reported during the month of -

107 WR Geological Survey of India Pkg A 42 45 Nil Nil Nil 12 Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 14 Pkg C Nil Nil Nil 52 42 72 Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 102 Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 505 Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 352 Pkg H 103 Nil Nil Nil Nil 163 Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pendency [upto the end of the month:-] Pkg A 278 295 396 678 1203 2054 Pkg B 480 542 643 925 1450 2299 Pkg C 480 542 643 873 1356 2147 Pkg D 480 542 643 925 1450 2211 Pkg E 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 Pkg F 480 542 643 925 1450 1808 Pkg G 480 542 643 925 1450 1961 Pkg H 38 100 201 483 1008 1708 Pkg I 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 * Analyses undertaken through other Regional Chemical Laboratories of GSI. ** Partly in house and partly through other Regional Chemical Laboratories of GSI. $ Through outsourcing.

Quality Checks of reanalyzed of NGCM Samples

Forty NGCM samples sent for inter-laboratory cross checking of analytical results in various quarters have shown variations within the limits for package –B,C,D,F,G & H. Some results are still awaited from other laboratory for cross checking of analytical results.

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ANNEXURE – 6

Table – 1

YEARWISE, STATEWISE REPORT PENDENCY (2002 -03 to 2009 – 10) Progress as on 31.03.2012.

Region Total No. of Reports Total No. Reports Reports Reports Total No. of Progress released of Progress released released released Progress Report reports upto during Report during during during Pending as on 31.12.10 March. Pending as May. June September 31.03.2012 2011 on 2011 2011 2011 01.04.2011 WR 9 (GCM 4 13 + 28 = 3 GCM + 10 2 GCM 4 GCM+ reports upto 41 7 = 10 GCM 0 = 4* 2008 – 09) + +21=31 4(GCM reports of 2009-10) + 32 * 2009-10 interim reports

Table-2

DATA UNIVERSE ON REGION WISE – MISSION WISE STATUS OF PENDING PROGRESS REPORTS (upto F.S. 2009-10) (As on 31.03..2012)

Region M-I M-II M-III M_IV Total no. Of Progress Report Pending upto 31.03.2012

COAL- ) C) MI AS

GM LIGNITE DB, (RD STM MCS GPM MAP ETC) GCM (ABS, (ABS, NARY ASGE, ASGE, L L MULTI FUNDA (GT,EQ, (GT,EQ, ENV,ET (interim) MENTA DISCIPLI Western 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Region HQ Op. 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Rajasthan Op. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Gujarat Western M I : 4 M II : 0 M III M IV : 0 4 Region : 0

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Table-3

Region wise – year wise Status of Pending Progress Reports (all reports as well as mineral investigation) upto 31st March, 2012

Regio Total no. of n Progress Reports Pending upto 31.03.12 1998-89 1998-89 earlier & 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 WR All reports 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Only MI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Only GCM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

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NGCM report status (more than 40 elements) upto 31st March, 2012

Region Data Interim Interim Progress Final Interim Interim universe reports reports reports Reports reports reports since released released released circulated released released inception during during during during during (F.S. 2001- Qtr. Oct. Jan. – Jan. – June. Sept. 02 to 2008- – Dec.’10 May11 May11 2011. 2011. 09) WR 10 + 4* 1 2 1 0 5 2

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Sl. Component Data universe Achievement Target Achievem Achievem Achievemen Achievement Achievement Total Remarks No. (total volume of during F.S. 10/09 - ent during ent during t during July during Oct during July (Cumulative data) 2008-09 & 12/09 F.S. April 2010-Sep. 2010-June 2011- Sep. Achievemen 2009-10 10/09 – 2010-June 2010 2011 2011 t) up to 12/09 2010 31.03.2012 1 Uploading of Legacy FSP FSP and Extended 22 Years abstract (EA) FSP 282 (2008-09) 292 nos. 183 nos. 250 nos. 45 nos. Nil. 1170 nos. 843(2009-10) EA 282 (2008-09) 299 nos. 109 nos. 250 nos. 37 nos. Nil 1138 nos. 819(2009-10) 2 Metadata of 4502 reports 4345 nos. unpublished reports (2008-09) Nil 9 nos. 4509 nos. 22 nos. 36 nos. Nil 154 nos. (2009- 10) 3 Actual unpublished 399 nos. 30 nos. 223 nos. 6 nos. 22 nos. 33 nos. Nil 409 nos. reports post- 2004*** (2009-10) 336 nos. (2009-10) 4 Actual unpublished 2469 (Total Nil Nil Nil 55 nos. 846 nos. 85 nos. 1101 nos. reports pre-2004 *** 2412 reports to (2008-09) be keyed in for 57 nos. uploading) (2009-2010) 5 1:50,000 geological 806 maps 450 (2008- 37 nos. 58 nos. 112 nos. N il 806 maps maps for map service 2009) uploaded 311 (2009- 2010) 6 Marine maps: Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil (a) EEZ TW 7 Coal exploration block Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil maps (1:10000) 8 Pay roll data (no. or 703 nos. Uploadi records of employees) ng of HRMIS 703 nos. HRMIS data Group ‘A’ and ‘B’ 251 nos. complet (cludes Gr-B ed

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Group ‘C’ 360 nos. (includes erstwhile Gr- D) 9. Photographs for photo 189 (2008- 140 nos. 21 nos. 8 nos. 10 nos Nil 383 nos. gallery 2009) 184 (2009- 2010) 10 Published papers maps 31DRM (Raj) 31 DRM, Nil 4 nos. 2 nos. MBM 8 nos. MBM, Nil 31 DRM, 30MBM (Raj) 2 Archaival MBM 17 nos. 30 MBM, 68 QGM maps, QGM 3 Pub. Paper 18 DRM (Guj) 43 metadata Maps, 18 MBM (Guj) QGM 68 QGM 47 QGM 18 DRM images (2008- (Guj) 2009) 18 MBM 27 nos. MBM (Guj) QGM 68 34 (2008-09) Nil Nil 17 nos. Nil 68 QGM DRM 31 31 (2008-09) Nil Nil Nil 49 DRM MBM 30 Nil 4 nos. 2 nos. 8 nos. Nil 31 MBM GMSR NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Entire India NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Marine maps Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 11 Case Studies 17 nos. (2008- 38 nos. 3 nos. 2 nos. 3 nos. Nil 70 nos. 67 2009) uploade 61 nos. (2009- d + 3 of 2010) other regions

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Case study from Geological Survey of India Western Region Uploaded in GSI Portal Mission - I State _____Rajasthan Author(s) F.S. 1 Flow Stratigraphy: A Case Study from Siwana Area, Barmer District, Rajasthan V.K.Chittora 1991-92 2 Ranthambhor Quartzite and its overlying sequence: a new study from Sawai Madhopur area, Rajasthan D.B.Guha

3 Rikhabdev Ultramafic Suite, Udaipur district, Rajasthan Benudhar Behera 4 Agri-Geochemical Interpretation and Environmental Application: Study Based on NGCM Programme in Afroz Chishti Rajasthan 5 Pictorial depiction of structures of the rocks of Trans-Aravalli region Pushpesh Narayan and Pawan Kumar 6 Groundwater related problems of Jaipur city and suitable water harvesting scheme 7 Quaternary geological and morphostratigraphic studies of Sukri river basin, Rajasthan Suresh Pareek 8 Discovery of hitherto unknown ophiolite suite of rocks in Trans-Aravalli Region, Rajasthan. S. Mukhopadhyay and A.K.Bhattacharya State ____Gujarat 9 Stratigraphy and sedimentation history of the Champaner Group, Gujarat C. Srikarni and Sanjay Das 10 Proterozoic granites of North Gujarat C.Srikarni 11 A Reappraisal of stratigraphy of the Aravalli Supergroup of rocks around Santrampur & Jhalod, Dahod district, P.K.Singh 2007-08 & Gujarat 2008-09 Other Region

12 Stream sediment survey in Simlipal volcano plutonic basin in Mayurbhanj district, Orissa. Zafiruddin Iqbal

Mission - II State _____Rajasthan 13 Iron oxide (REE) type of mineralization: Trans-Aravalli region, Rajasthan A.K. Bhattacharya, Pushpesh Narayan and Pawan Kumar 14 Investigation for Gold and associated Basemetal Mineralization in Rajpura Area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan Amit Srivastava

15 Investigation for Gold and associated Basemetal Mineralization in Bharkundi Area, Dungarpur District, Rajasthan Amit Srivastava

16 Case history of Bhukia gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan M. Karunaker 1990-2009 Reddy and R.L. Jat 17 An unusal rock With Gold Mineralization - A case study from Dugocha area Suresh Chander 1998 to 2002 and I. R. Kirmani 113 WR Geological Survey of India

18 Geophysical Exploration for Basemetals in Manaksas-Jodhpura Area, Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan L.N.Singh et.al. 2006-07 19 GIS based geochemical Similarity analysis in prognostication of basemetal deposits - A case study from Debkumar 1998-99 Pindwara - Watera sector of SDFB of Rajasthan Bhattacharyya and I.R. Kirmani 20 Nature and the antiquity of ancient metallurgical slags found in Rajasthan and Gujarat A. K. Grover 21 Mineral Prognostication - Karoi-Rashmi Area of Pur Banera Belt, Rajasthan R. P. Nagar and Dr. Pankaj Saini 22 Geo-botanical Guides for prospecting basemetal mineralization V. K. Kanchan 23 Cu-Ag mineralization in Baniwala ki Dhani-Dokan – Meena-ka-Nangal area, tehsil, Nim Ka Thana, district Sikar, Shubhabrata 2007-08 Rajasthan Mukhopadhyay and Dr. Apurba Banerjee 24 Gold mineralization in the Precambrian rocks of Rajasthan I. R. Kirmani and Dr. Fareeduddin 25 Investigation for copper and associated metals in Maota Block, Central Khetri Belt, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan L.N.Singh, R.R.Singh and C.N.Verma 26 Feldspathic rocks and sulphide mineralization - Ghagri area, Salumber tehsil, Udaipur district, Rajasthan Fareeduddin and 2005-06 I.R. Kirmani 27 Investigation for ferrous and associated metallic minerals in the extension zone of known iron deposits in Bagholi R.R. Singh area, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. 28 Regional Assessment of Clay in Bikaner, Nagaur and Pali Districts of Rajasthan J.V.Natani 29 Potash Deposit of Nagaur-Ganganagar Basin of Rajasthan K. Mahendra Reddy 1973-91 30 A Case Study on Emerald Mineralization in Rajasthan R.S.Garkhal 31 Commercial Granite Resource Survey in Rajasthan V. P. Sharma 1994-95 to 1996-97 32 Gravity and Magnetic (V.F.) Surveys, Western part of Palana Basin, Bikaner, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer districts, V.N. Singh and 2008-09 Rajasthan S.L.Singh 33 Geophysical logging and mise-a-la-masse surveys in delineation of mineralized zones 2005-09

34 Geophysical investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Mundiawas - Khera area, Alwar district, Babu Lal and Rajasthan R.R.Singh 35 Geophysical investigation for basemetal in the Dhikan Block, Pali district, Rajasthan L.N.Singh et.al. 2007-08

36 Integrated geophysical surveys for basemetals and associated gold mineralization in TODI KA BAS AREA, Alwar R.R.Singh, 2006-07 district, Rajasthan S.L.Singh and Shiv Lal 37 Surface Geophysical Survey For Lignite Exploration In Nagaur Basin, Nagaur District, Rajasthan V.N. Singh and 2008-09 S.L.Singh 38 Investigation for Gold-Copper Mineralization, Northwest and Southeast of Gundelapara Village, Bhukia Gold Amit Srivastava, Belt, Banswara District Rajasthan - A Review Abhinandan Srivastava and M.Karunaker Reddy

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39 Copper mineralisation in Karoi-Rajpura area, Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan L.M.S. Maura

40 Significant Zn And Pb Anomalies In Rampuriya-Gadariyakhera Block Of Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara District, Dr.J.U.Rao, Rajasthan D.B.Jena, A.N.Kamble and P.K.Raut Mission – II State _____Gujarat 41 Evaluation and Characterisation of Bentonite and Kaolinite Deposits of Bhavnagar District, Gujarat

Other regions

42 Quaternary geological studies with special emphasis on volcanic ash and neotectonism in Gundlakamma river K. Mahender Reddy basin, of Guntur and Prakasham districts, Andhra Pradesh and B.M.Shah Mission – III State _____Rajasthan 43 Regional Core Library, Western Region, Jaipur Kishan Dutt Mission - IV (Multidisciplinary) State _____Rajasthan 44 Geophysical Investigation in Kalisindh Dam Project, Jhalawar District, Rajasthan V N Singh and 2006-07 S L Singh 45 Geophysical investigation of Parwan Dam site project, Jhalawar and Baran districts, Rajasthan V.N. Singh and 2007-08 S.L.Singh 46 Study of lineaments and Neotectonic activity around Kakrapar Nuclear power project, Surat district, Gujarat Dr. Surendra Prasad 2005-06 & 2006-07 47 A Study of the Seismological Effects of the Behror - Narnaul Earthquake of 31.03.98, Rajasthan and Haryana Zafiruddin Iqbal 1997-98

48 Macroseismic investigation of Jaisalmer earthquake of 9th April 2009 Rajendra Sanwal 2008-09 and S.K.Kulshrestha

49 Alwar Earthquake of 29th November 2006, Rajasthan S.K.Kulshrestha, 2006-07 C.K.Gautam, S.Muhopadhyay, P.C.Srivastava 50 Geological and Environmental Status of Makrana Marble Mining Area, Nagaur District, Rajasthan and Strategy J.V.Natani for Sustainable Development 51 Pollution study of limestone mines and cement plants in Rajasthan 52 Geoscientific studies on quaternary playa deposits, Thar Desert, Rajasthan R.G. Verma 2004-05 and 2005-06 53 Geoenvironmental Impact Analysis of Areas in Jhunjhunun District, Rajasthan 54 Pollution by Dyeing Industries of Pali District, Rajasthan

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55 Geomorphological, sedimentological and geochemical studies of shri mohangarh and Kanod playas of Jaisalmer Suresh Pareek District, Rajasthan Mission - IV (Multidisciplinary) State _____Gujarat 56 Seismic Hazard / Risk Microzonation (SHRM) of Jamnagar City, Gujarat V.N.Singh and 2005-06 R.L.Regar 57 Seismic Hazard / Risk Microzonation (SHRM) Of Bhavnagar Town, Gujarat R. L. Regar and 2006-07 V.N. Singh 58 Seismic Hazard and Risk Microzonation of Ahmedabad City, Gujarat A.K. Mathur, A. 2001-02 to 2004- K. Saxena, 05 Surendra Prasad, D. N. Fulzele, V. N. Singh and R. L. Regar 59 Source and Dispersion of Fluoride in Land-Water system, Amreli district, Gujarat Op. Gujarat 60 Damage Caused due to Leakage of Compressed Air Injected in the ONGC Well in the Tube Wells of Gamanpura Janardan 2007-08 Village, Mahesana District, Gujarat Prasad and S.N. Bhagat 61 Assessment of Groundwater Hazards in Coastal Belt of Jamnagar District of Gujarat, India Mission - IV (Fundamental ) State ____ Rajasthan 62 Study of Proterozoic biota from the Marwar Supergroup, Rajasthan Dr. Ravindra 2005-06 & 2007- Kumar 08 63 Status of Permo-Carboniferous sediments of Rajasthan -Bap-Badhaura-Nokhra area, Jodhpur and Bikaner A.K. Mathur 2007-08 & 2008- districts, Rajasthan 09 64 Biostratigraphic Study of Microfossils From Tertiary Basin of Nagaur and Bikaner Districts, Rajasthan A.K. Mathur 2006-07 & 2007- 08 65 Ammonites study of the Jurassic rocks of Jaisalmer Basin, Rajasthan Dr. Surendra 1996-98 Prasad 66 Types of Sand Dunes occurring in Thar Desert of India 67 Record of Ediacara biota from Marwar Supergroup, Rajasthan P. Srivastava State ___ Gujarat 68 Palaeoecological and biostratigraphical studies around Dwarka-Porbandar Area, Gujarat A.K. Mathur, 2007-08 & 2008- Ravindra Kumar 09 and P. Srivastava 69 Palaeoclimate in Gujarat during cretaceous-their variation, causes and biotic and environmental responses A.K.Mathur Other Region 70 Study Of The Buxa And Gorubathan Formations Of Lesser Himalayan Belt To Delineate The Potential Dolomite L.M.S. Maura 2005-2006 Horizons And The Potential Zones Of Sulphide Mineralisation Respectively, West & South Districts, Sikkim And Darjeeling District Of West Bengal

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Case study from Geological Survey of India Western Region Uploaded in GSI Portal during the Quarter Mission - I State _____ Author(s) F.S.

State ____

Mission - II State _____ Rajasthan

Mission - III

Mission - IV (Multidisciplinary) State _____ Rajasthan

State

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS PUBLISHED BY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, WESTERN REGION (IN LAST FIVE YEARS)

Sl.No Type of the Title of the Periodi Volume Year of Whether available . publication publication city No./PT the publicati Soft Hard on Copy copy 1 Record Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2006 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.138 e for the field season programme 2003- 04 2 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2007 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.139 e for the field season programme 2004- 05 3 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2008 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.140 e for the field season programme 2005- 06 4 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2009 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.141 e for the field season programme 2006- 07 5 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2009 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.142 e for the field season programme 2007- 08 6 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2010 Availabl of progress reports 7,V.143 e for the field season programme 2008- 09 7 -do- Extended abstract Annual Pt- 2011 Yes Availabl of progress reports 7,V.144 e for the field season (also in programme 2009- Portal) 10 8 Miscellaneo Potash in India No.65 2005 Availabl us e Publication 9 Palaentolog Ammonite V.52 2006 Availabl ica Indica biostratigraphy of e 118

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Middle to Late Jurassic rocks of Jaisalmer basin, Rajasthan, India 10 Special Geology and No.62 2005 Availabl publication evolution of e Nagaur- Ganganagar basin with special reference to salt and Potash mineralisation 11 Miscellaneo Geology and No.30 Pt- 2011 Yes Availabl us Mineral Resources 12 3rd e (also Publication of Rajasthan Revised in Edition Portal) 12 Miscellaneo Geology and Biannu No.30 Pt- 2012 Yes Availabl us Mineral Resources al 12 2nd e (also Publication of Rajasthan Revised in (Hindi Edition) Hindi Portal) Edition 13 News GSI News of Biannu V.31, 2011 Yes In Portal Western Region al Pt.2 14 News GSI News of Biannu V.32, 2011 Yes In Portal Western Region al Pt.1 15 News GSI News of Biannu V.32, 2012 Yes In Portal Western Region al Pt.2 2011

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Course scheduled/conducted/ to be conducted at FTC Zawar during F.S. 2010-12

Sl. No. GSITI FSP Item No. Course Tentative schedule Core faculty Guest Faculty (Duration) 1 33rd Orientation course for Induction 26.04.2010 to 05.09.2011 Dr. P.R. Golani Dr. B.R. Bejarniya Geologists (Six batches) level B.B. Sharma Dr. Shabbir Hussain foundation Dr. Ashutosh Joshi Sh. L.M.S. Maura Batch ‘A’- 26.04.10 to15.05.10 course Dr. D.B. Guha Dr. Fariduddin Batch ‘B’- 18.05.10 to 08.06.10 (1 batch only for Regional Dr. S.S.Ameta geological mapping) Sh. C.P. Sisodia Batch ‘C’- 11.06.10 to 30.06.10 Sh. D.J. Dasgupta Batch ‘D’- 04.07.10 to23.07.10 Sh. S.K. Srivastava Sh. R.L. Jat Batch ‘E’- 26.07.10 to14.08.10 Sh. V.K. Jhanjhari Batch ‘F’- 17.08.10 to 05.09.10 Sh. S.L. Sharma Sh G.C. Arya Sh. Sultan Singh 2. 34th Orientation course for Induction 15.12.2010 to 16.04.2011 Dr. P.R. Golani Dr. B.R. Bejarniya Geologists (Three batches) level B.B. Sharma Sh. L.M.S. Maura foundation Dr. D.B. Guha Sh. Amit Srivastava Batch ‘C’- 15.12.10 to 06.01.11 course ( only for Regional Sh. R.S. Garkhal geological mapping) Sh. Sanjay Singh Batch ‘E’- 03.02.10 to 25.02.11 Sh. C.B.K. Sastri Sh. S. Bangalni (1 batch for Geophysical Dr. L.N. Singh Batch ‘B’- 25.03.11 to 16.04.11 module) Dr. Babu Lal Sh. Radhey Shyam Sh. Vivek Kumar Dr. Dinesh Gupta Dr. G. Karunakar Dr. S.S.Ameta Sh. C.P. Sisodia Sh. D.J. Dasgupta Sh. I.R. Kimani Sh. R.L. Jat Sh. S.L. Sharma Sh. R.K. Khyani Sh. P.K. Tripathi Sh G.C. Arya Sh. Sultan Singh

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3. 9th Refresher Course in Structural Refresher 07.03.2011 to 17.03.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra Dr. B.K. Bandhopadhyay Geology Dr. P.R. Golani Dr. S.K. Ray (RTI,WR Program conducted at Dr. D.B. Guha Dr. B.R. Bejarniya FTC, Zawar) B.B. Sharma Dr. Sanjay Das Dr. Tapas Bhattacharya Dr. Anupam Chattopadhyay Dr. Anjan Roy Chaudhary 4. Course on National Geochemical Course devised 05.08.2011 to 11.08.2011 Dr. P.R. Golani Sh. D.J. Dasgupta Mapping (NGCM) & Geochemical for officers B.B. Sharma Sh. R.S. Garkhal Exploration for Geologists engaged in Dr. C.R.M. Rao Sh. Sanjay Singh (Out side FSP Program) NGCM ( one day only) Sh. Sanjay Dash assignment. P.V. Krishna Rao (Two day Sh. Benudhar Behra only) Sh. S.K. Gupta Sh. Subhash Banerjee Sh. P.K. Trivedi Sh. I.R. Kirmani 5. Refresher course in Surveying Refresher 18.09.2011 to 23.09.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra Sh. D.K. Bhattacharya using Total Station and GPS and Dr. P.R. Golani Sh. J.K. Mondal Data Processing for Surveyors. L.M.S.Maura Sh. Shashikant (RTI,WR Program conducted at FTC, Zawar) 6 Course on National Geochemical Refresher 25.11.11 to 30.11.11 Mapping (NGCM) for officers of Directorate of Geology & Mining, Govt. of Rajasthan 7 35th Orientation course for Induction 27.10.11 to 18.11.11 Dr. P.R. Golani Sh. D.J. Dasgupta Geologists level B.B. Sharma Sh. Sanjay Singh Batch ‘H’- 27.10.11 to 18.11.11 foundation L.M.S.Maura Sh. I.R. Kirmani course Dr. B.R. Bejarniya Sh. Amit Srivastava Sh. Sultan Singh Shri R.P.Kumawat Shri S.Banglani Shri G. Karunakar Shri Amar Singh Shri A.V.Kulkarni Dr D.C.Naskar Shri S.L.Sharma Shri S.S. Ameta C.P.Sisodiya N.K.Kavadia

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8 35th Orientation course for Induction 21.12.11 to 17.01.12 Dr. P.R. Golani Sh. D.J. Dasgupta Geologists level B.B. Sharma Shri R.S.Garkhal Batch ‘C’- 21.12.11 to 17.01.12 foundation L.M.S.Maura Sh. Sanjay Singh course Sh. I.R. Kirmani Sh. Amit Srivastava Sh. Sultan Singh Shri R.P.Kumawat Shri S.Banglani Shri G. Karunakar Shri Amar Singh Shri A.V.Kulkarni Shri Vivek Kumar Shri S.L.Sharma Shri S.S. Ameta C.P.Sisodiya N.K.Kavadia 9 Training on Field practice to the Outside FSP Dr. P.R. Golani - M.Sc. Part-I students of Fergusson B.B. Sharma College Pune from 10-12-11 to 14- L.M.S.Maura 12-11 10 Lecture on Precambrian Geology of Outside FSP 12-01-12 Dr. P.R. Golani - rajasthan to M.Sc. Students of B.B. Sharma Nagpur University and field work L.M.S.Maura in Mochia Hill on 12-01-12 11 Lecture on Precambrian Geology of Outside FSP 14-01-12 Dr. P.R. Golani - Rajasthan to M..Sc. (Applied B.B. Sharma Geology) Students of Nagpur L.M.S.Maura University and field work in Mochis Hill.on 14-01-12

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Sl. No. GSITI Course Tentative Schedule Core Faculty Guest Faculty FSP Item No. (Duration) (No. of lecture/ session)

1. 2010-12/BC-CA/ Computer application and data 18.10.2010 Dr. G. Malhotra M.P. Ashok, Chemist, (4) WR/RTI/2010/106 entry for Non-Gazetted Group- to Dr. D. B. Guha S. Banerjee, Geologist (4) ‘B’ & Group- ‘C’ officials 29.10.2010. Dr.Sanjeev Kumar S.L. Kulshreshta, Sr. Geo.(4) attached to Scientific streams (all days/ sessions) S. Das Gupta, Sr. Geo. (3) of GSI’ held at Jaipur from D.W. Joshi, Sr. Geo. (3) Vikas Goyal (4) Vishal Goyal (4) 2. 2010-12/WS-Hindi / Workshop on official language 29/11/10 Dr. G. Malhotra H.S. Dayma, Hindi Officer (4) WR/RTI/2010/108 awareness for Group ‘B’ and to Dr. D. B. Guha Atul Agnihotri, Hindi Translator (1) Group ‘C’ officials of GSI, 01/12/10 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Naresh Kumar, Assistant (1) WR”,. (all days/ sessions) R.K. Sharma (1) Dr. Vijaya Srivastava (1) Ramji lal (2) 3. 2010-12/WS-RM/ Workshop on Roster 08.12.2010- Dr. G. Malhotra B.M.Galav, Sr. AO (4) WR/RTI/2010/107 maintenance for group ‘C’ 10.12.2010. Dr. D. B. Guha A.S. Senthi Vedival,Sr.AO (4) officials of the Department’ Dr. Sanjeev Kumar G.S. Somavat (all days/ sessions) Director, National Commission for SC/ST (4) Devi Singh, CAO (retd.) – (1) 4. 2010-12/RC-DT/ “Refresher Course on Drilling 10.01.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra A.P. Singh, AEE, (3) WR/RTI/2010/098 Technology to Dr. D. B. Guha Amar Singh, DE Jr. (1) 21.01.2011 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar K.L. Narsappa, DE Sr..(2) (all days/ sessions) Chhailu Ram Driller. (1 Bhagwan Singh, STA- (1) M.M. Singh DE Jr. (2) V.K. Nagpal, DE Sr. (2) S.S. Virdi, AEE (2) H.S. Verma, DDG(Drilling) –Retd. (1) 5. 2010-12/RC-MD/ ‘Refreshers Course in Map 14.2.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra Sh. Vikas Goyal (3) WR/RTI/2010/101 Digitization for Draughtsmen’, to Dr. D. B. Guha Sh. Rakesh Vyas, (3) 25.2.2011 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Sh. Tarush Chandra (4) (all days/ sessions) Sh. V.K.Chittora (2) Sh. Mirza Kutubuddin Beg (2) Sh. Rajendra Sharma (4) Sh. Chandra Shekhar (4)

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6. 2010-12/RC-SG/ 9th Refresher course in 7.3.2011 to 17.3.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra (13) Dr. B.K. Bandhopadhyay (4) WR/RTI/2010/96 Structural Geology Dr. D. B. Guha (19) Dr. S.K. Ray (3) Dr. P.R. Golani,(13) Dr. T. Bhattacharya (4) Sh. B.B. Sharma (15) Dr. A. Chattopadhyay (4) Dr. A. Rai Chaudhury (4) Dr. S. Das (4) Dr. B.R. Bejarniya (4) 7. 2010-12/WS-OM/ Training Workshop in Office 18/04/2011 Dr. G. Malhotra Sh. R. K. Khorana (DDG,Retd.) (1) WR/RTI/2010/102 management for JAG and Sr. to Dr. D. B. Guha Sh. Nitish Dutta,( DG Retd)(1) STS level officers for two 29/04/2011 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Sh. G.Dasgupta, Director GSI (2) weeks at HCM, Rajasthan (all days/ sessions) Sh R B Tyagi, Dy (1) Institute of Public Advisor,Minerals,Plan.Com. Administration, Jaipur 8. 2010-12/WS-DEM/ Workshop on data evaluation 9.5.2011 to 13.5.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra (12) Sh. S.S.Virdi AEN WR(1) WR/RTI/2010/99 for mineral exploration projects Dr. D. B. Guha (12)+ 1 Sh. P. K. Merkap, Chief Forest for Sr. Technical officers lecture Conservator, Jaipur(1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar(12) Sh. C.P Sisodia, Ex-DDG, GSI (2) Dr. P.Rakshit, Director, GSI(2) Dr. Mihir Deb, Ex-Professor, University of Delhi(2) Sh. R. N. Meshram, IBM (1) Dr. S.K.Wadhawan, Director, MOM(2) Dr. R.K. Sharma, Sr. Geologist, Bhopal (1) 9. 2010-12/OM/ Training on organizational 13.6.11 to 17.6.11 Dr. G.Malhotra(18) Outsourced to HCM-RIPA Jaipur WR/RTI/2010/103 behaviour and development of Dr. D. B. Guha(18) leadership quality in GSI for Dr. Sanjeev Kumar(18) Sr. STS/JTS level officers (all days/ sessions) 10. Outside FSP item Orientation cum Workshop on 7.6.11 and 8.6.11 Dr. G. Malhotra (8) Kavita A Verma (4), Preventing Gender Harassment Dr. Sanjeev Kumar(8) Gender Consultant (Gender Cell), at Work Place Directorate of Women Empowerment, Govt. of Raj. Jpr. Arti Joshi (4) Chief Executive Officer, Anubhuti, Chittorgarh. 11 2010-12/RC-HPC/ Refresher course on 11.7.2011 to 15.7.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra B.M. Galav (1) WR/RTI/2010/105 functioning of GSI after Dr. D. B. Guha S.K.Kulshrestha (2) implementation of HPC for Dr.Sanjeev Kumar D.W. Joshi (1) Group ‘C’ ministerial staff (all days/ sessions) Vikas Goyal (2) Rajendra Vaish (1)

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12 2010-12/ WS- Workshop on Field Guidelines 10.8.11 to 12.8.11 Dr. G. Malhotra Dr. M.M. Mukherjee (4) UNFC/WR/ on UNFC system of Dr. D. B. Guha Sri C. S. Tiwari, (2) RTI/2010/ 97 classification of Mineral (all days/ sessions) Deposits 13 2010-12/ RC- Refresher Course in Surveying 12.9.2011 to 23.9.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra V.K. Chittora, (5) TS/WR/ using Total Station and GPS Dr. D. B. Guha S.K. Kulshrestha (2) RTI/2010/100 and Data Processing (all days/ sessions) Dr. Amar Singh (2) Dr. Bangaru Babu (2) Sanjay Singh (1) D.K. Bhattacharjee (4) J.K. Mondal (4) Shashi Kant (10) 14 Outside FSP program Training on Arc Info software 12.9.2011 to 23.9.2011 Dr. G. Malhotra Outsourced to BIST Jaipur Dr. D. B. Guha

15 Outside FSP program Woman harassment in Working 02.11.11 Dr. G. Malhotra place. (34 Participants) 16 Outside FSP program Anticorruption & Vigilance 04.11.11 Dr. G. Malhotra Adminstration. (33 Participants) 17 Outside FSP program Lecture by Prof. K.S.Valdiya 21.11.11 Dr. G. Malhotra on “Sraswati- the river that (100 participants) disappeared” 18 Outside FSP program Geological mapping for 10.12.11 to 15.12.11 Venue: FTC Zawar Officers of DMG, Rajasthan and Tata steel. 19 Outside FSP program Course on Transactional 22/02/12 to 23/02/12 S.K.Kulshreshtha (2) application – Claims- GSI (14 participants) Subhash Banerjee (2) Portal for Group-C Ministerial Amar Singh (2) Staff of GSI , WR 20 Outside FSP program Training on Organisational 19/03/12 to 23/03/12 Faculty from HCM, RIPA Behaviour and development of (25 participants) Leadership Quality in GSI for STS/JTS level officers.

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ANNEXURE – 11

LIST OF RAC / OAC / STAGE REVIEW / SGPB MEETINGS WITH DATE AND STATUS OF UPLOADING OF MINUTES

REGION/STATE RAC/OAC/SGPB/ STAGE PLACE DATE OF MEETING MINUTES STATUS REVIEW WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting XI__WR__RAC Jaipur 22nd December, 2010 Uploaded on _15 5th January 2011 WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting Jaipur 29th March, 2011 Uploaded on 11th XI_WR__RAC_16 April 2011 WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting XI__WR__RAC Jaipur 24th June 2011 Uploaded on _17 30th June 2011 RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting Jaipur 28th February 2011 Uploaded on XI-RAJ-OAC-16 15th March 2011 RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting Jaipur 10th June 2010 Uploaded on XI-RAJ-OAC-17 22nd June 2011 RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting Jaipur 28th Septmber 2011 Uploaded on XI-RAJ-OAC-18 10th October 2011 RAJASTHAN First Stage Review Committee Jaipur 19th January 2011 Uploaded on Meeting 18th February 2011 FS 2010-12 RAJASTHAN Second Stage Review Jaipur 29th & 30th November 2011 7th December Committee Meeting FS 2010-12 RAJASTHAN 45th Meeting of SGPB, Jaipur 31st January 2011 - Rajasthan GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 4th December, 2010 Uploaded on XI-GUJ-OAC-15 11th January 2011 GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 15th March, 2011 Uploaded on 11th XI-GUJ-OAC-16 April 2011 GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 13th June 2010 Uploaded on XI-GUJ-OAC-17 30th June 2011

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GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 20th September 2011 Uploaded on XI-GUJ-OAC-18 7th October 2011 GUJARAT First Stage Review Gandhinagar 22nd January 2011 Uploaded on Committee Meeting 25th February 2011 FS 2010-12 GUJARAT 54th Meeting SGPB, Gandhinagar 28th October 2011 - Gujarat GUJARAT Second Stage Review Gandhinagar 23rd November 2011 20th December 2011 Committee Meeting FS 2010-12 GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 3rd January 2012 11th January 2012 XI-GUJ-OAC-19 RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting Jaipur 25th January 2012 8th Fabruary 2012 XI-RAJ-OAC-19 RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting Jaipur 21st March 2012 30th March 2012 XI-RAJ-OAC-20 GUJARAT OAC meting Gandhinagar 27th March 2012 - XI-GUJ-OAC-20 WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting Jaipur 29th February 2012 th XI-WR-RAC-19 8 February 2012

WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting Jaipur - th XI-WR-RAC-20 30 March 2012

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EMPLOYMENT POSITION IN THE REGION

Sanctioned Filled - up Grade Geology Geoph Chem Engg. Min Geology Geoph Chem Engg Min. Adm. Stores . Phy. Phy. JTS 74 11 12 5 2 2 STS 28 2 4 - -- -- 1 JAG 3 - -- 2 -- 1 1 SG 26 1 3 - 1 -- - SAG 3 ------HAG ------TOTAL 134 14 19 7 3 3 2 Grand TOTAL 182

TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN GROUP-B, B [NON-GAZETTED], C & D

Group Total No. of Employees Total No. of Employees Sanctioned In Position Group – B Gazetted 14 (Tech. + Admn.) Total -- 14 Group – B Technical 65 38 [Non-gazetted] Ministerial 40 21 Group – C Technical 378 198 Ministerial 146 90 Erstwhile Group D 217 172 Total 846 519

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ANNEXURE - 13 Vehicle Position as on 31.03.2012 in Western Region A. Field going vehicles / Office Vehicles S. No. Particulars/ Type Kilometer run Total Sanctioned Drivers in of vehicle Less than 25001 – 50,001 – >1,50,000 strength of position 25000 km <50000 km <1,50,000 km Drivers 1 Jeep (diesel) 26 (Field)+1 35 (Field)+ 6 73 246 82 (HQ) + 5 (HQ) AMSE 2 Pick up 1 (Field) 1 3 Amb IS2 3 (HQ) 3 4 Indica 1 (HQ) 1 5 Bolero 2 (HQ) 2 6 Qualis 1 (HQ) 1 7 LCV 2 (Field) 1 (Field) 3 8 HCV 6 (Field) 6 (Field) 12 9 Geologger van 1 (Field) - 1 10 Total 87 Age wise Status of Vehicles B. Field vehicles / Office Vehicles S. No. Particulars Vehicles less than 6 Vehicles 6 years & less Vehicles more than 10 More than 15 years years old than 10 years old years & less than 15 years old 1 Jeep (diesel) 4 (Field) 1 (HQ) + 37 (Field)+ 5 6 (HQ) + 20 (Field) AMSE 2 Pick up 1 (Field) 3 Amb IS2 3 (HQ) 4 Indica 1 (HQ) 5 Bolero 2 (HQ) 6 Qualis 1 (HQ) 7 LCV 2 (Field) 1 (Field) 8 HCV 12 (Field) 9 Geologger van 1 (Field)

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PROCUREMENT STATUS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS/ MODERNIZATION ITEMS/ MACHINERY PROPOSED FOR PROCUREMENT DURING 2011-12

MAJOR PROCUREMENT UNDER M.E. HEAD

Sl No. Item Qty Amount in Rs. Remark Foreign purchase 1 24 channel Seismographs 1 50,00,000.00 Proposal sent to CPMC through Dy.D.G, Geophy. CHQ. 2 AAS with Graphite Furnance 1 30,00,000.00 Task Force cleared. TEC Completed. Price bid to be opened. 3 Spectrometer 2 80,00,000.00 To be procured by CoS. Proposal sent on 15.09.10 for Gujarat and on 17.09.2010 for Western Region. 4 Mercury analyzer 1 20,00,000.00 Material received through CPMC. Test analysis is in progress. 5 Advance Petrological 1 Euro Proposal Stage. Microscope (Op. Guj.) – 1 No. 2,92,145=00 Domestic Purchase 6 Diamond Tools 1 2,87,223.00 Retendering Done. TEC Stage

ROLLING PLAN

M.E Head requirement of 2010 – 11 carried over to 2011-12

Sl No. Indenting Div. with date Item Qty. Amount required (Rs.) 1 Engg. Geol. Div.) Permeability test equipment (soil) 1 70,000=00 (Geotechnical Lab) 2 Engg. Geol. Div. Riffle sample divider 2 25,000=00 (Geotechnical Lab) 3 Chemical Div. Atomic Absorption 1 30,00,000=00 Spectrophotometer with Graphite Price bid will be Furnace having Auto sampler opened after tender Automated vapour Hydride validation. Generation system 4 Petrology Div Gemmological microscope with 1 5,00,000=00 photographic attachment Retendering Stage 5 Petrology Div Total Station (Survey) 3 30,00,000=00 TEC stage 6 Petrology Div GPS High Resolution 35 7,35,000=00 Supply completed

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20 Petrology Div Digital cameras 40 TEC stage. 22 Petrology Div Brunton compass (USA) 35 1,70,000=00 Supply completed

M.E Head requirement for 2012-13

Sl No. Indenting Div. with date Item Qty. Amount required (Rs.) 1 Engg. Geol. Div.) Rock core drilling machine 1 1,80,000=00 (Geotechnical Lab. ) 2 Engg. Geol. Div.) Rock cutting machine 1 2,00,000=00 (Geotechnical Lab. ) 3 Chemical Div. Automated Hydride Generation 1 8,00,000=00 System (PE.FIAS-100) for existing AASPM make PE model Analyst 400 4 Chemical Div. Ultra pure water filtration system 1 9,00,000=00 make Millipore with Milli element 5 Petrology Div DGPS Mapper 1 40,000=00 6 Petrology Div GPS High Resolution 5 1,50,000=00 7 Petrology Div Digital Auto level 1 70,000=00 8 Petrology Div Lenses (10x – 20x) 10 10,000=00 9 Petrology Div Digital cameras 10 1,00,000=00 10 Petrology Div Professional camera (35 x 230mm) 1 75,000=00 11 Petrology Div Brunton compass (USA) 10 1,70,000=00 12 Petrology Div Mineral Streak Plate 10 50,000=00 13 Petrology Div Prismatic compass 10 50,000=00 14 Petrology Div Survey Umbrella 10 10,000=00 15 Petrology Div Polishing machine 1 40,000=00 16 Petrology Div Rock cutting machine 1 70,000=00 17 Petrology Div Grinding machine 1 40,000=00 18 Petrology Div Mount Press 1 40,000=00 19 Petrology Div Core splitter 1 20,000=00 20 Petrology Div Electric oven 1 40,000=00 21 Petrology Div Centrifuge 1 50,000=00 22 Petrology Div Hardness Pencil Sets 5 50,000=00 23 Petrology Div DGPS Mapper 1 40,000=00 24 Petrology Div Isodynamic separator 1 3,00,000=00 25 Petrology Div Fully Automatic Thin section 32,00,000=00 system 26 Petrology Div Portable coring machine 20,000=00 27 Petrology Div Magnetic separator 1 1,50,000=00 28 Palaeontology Div Scanning Electronic Microscope 1 90,00,000=00

IT Head requirement of 2010-11 carried over to 2011 -12.

Sl No. Indenting Div. with date Item Qty. Amount required 1 RS Div. (earlier PGRS) ENVI software along with flash 1 8,00,000=00 module, Dem extraction module and Proposal sent to floating license DDG (IT), CHQ 2 RS Div. (earlier PGRS) 9.3 version of ERDAS imagine 1 12,00,000=00 131

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software 3 Geodata Div. Addl. requirements for Phase-III of 150 10,00,000=00 Portal (nodes, Switches) 4 Geodata Div. Computers: 15 5,00,000=00 New Replacements 5 5 Geodata Div. Laptops 55 29,00,000=00 6 Geodata Div. LCD Monitor – 2 nos. (51”) for 2 155,000=00 conference Hall Supply completed

7 Geodata Div. New Computer Softwares (Surfer 10 - 1,56,000=00 – 3 nos.) Supply completed 8 Geodata Div. AMC (Computers,LAN, - 6,50,000=00 UPS & renewal of antivirus) Retendered. Tenders to be opened on10-05-12 9 Geodata Div. Consumables - 2,50,000=00

IT Head requirement for 2011-12

Sl No. Indenting Div. with date Item Qty. Amount required 1 Geodata Div. New Computer Softwares - 2,00,000=00 2 Geodata Div. AMC (Computers,LAN, - 7,00,000=00 UPS & renewal of antivirus 3 Geodata Div. Consumables - 3,00,000=00 4 Geodata Div. Laptops 80 32,00,000=00 Proposal sent to CHQ 5 Geodata Div. Computer furniture (Tables) 14 42,000=00 Order placed

6 Geodata Div. Printers, Scanners 20,000=00 7 Geodata Div. Computers 28 4,88,000=00 Supply completed

IT Head requirement for 2012-13

Sl No. Indenting Div. with date Item Qty. Amount required 1 Geodata Div. New Computers– 125 nos 43,75,000=00

UPS for Computers 125 nos 2,.50,000 2 Geodata Div. New Computer Softwares - 3,00,000=00 3 Geodata Div. AMC (Computers,LAN, - 7,00,000=00 UPS & renewal of antivirus 4 Geodata Div. Consumables - 3,00,000=00 5 Geodata Div. Laptops 15 4,50,000=00 6 Geodata Div. Computer furniture Table 125 3,75,000=00 7 Geodata Div. Multiutility devices, Printers, 25,000=00 Scanners 8 Geodata Div. Additional requirements of 150 1,00,000=00 Phase III portal nodes

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DETAILS OF DRILLING RIGS AVAILABLE (WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2010-12)

Sl.No. Unit Target/Pro-rata Achievement (m) Project Area/Item FSP Code No. Target (m) 1 408 800/750 695.15 IFOM Jaisalmer, Item No.42 ME/WR/RAJ/2010/030

2 423 400 324.50 Pali District, Item No.31 MI/WR/RAJ/2010/016

1200/1135 1211.95 BM-I North of Salempura Block, Item 3 426 No.30 MI/WR/RAJ/2010/015

4 451 1200/1135 1388.65 Mahawa Block, Item No.36 MI/WR/RAJ/2010/025 BM-II 5 425 800/750 Khera Block, Item No.38 MI/WR/RAJ/2010/027 & 6 465 777.50 600/ 901.55 Gundelpara West Block, Item No.27 7 466 Gold MI/WR/RAJ/2010/021 600/ 1022.90 Gundelpara West Block, Item No.27 8 476 Gold MI/WR/RAJ/2010/021 1500/1435 982.75 Phalki North Block, Item No.44 9 417 Lignite MI/WR/RAJ/2010/032 1500/1435 1614.50 Phalki North Block, Item No.44 10 464 Lignite MI/WR/RAJ/2010/032 1500/1435 885.50 Phalki North Block, Item No.44 11 434/469 Lignite MI/WR/RAJ/2010/032 Total

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DETAILS OF AUGER RIG

WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2010-12

Sl. Unit No. Target/Prorata Achievement Project Area/ Item FSP code No target (m) (m) 1 Outsourcing 2000 m 1937 m EQG Seismic Hazard/ risk SEI/WR/HQ/2010/045 microzonation of Greater Surat town. Item No. 66 Total Drilling 2000m

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STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING AND OTHER HIGH-END (RS. >1 CORE) EQUIPMENTS UNDER DEPLOYMENT AND THOSE TO BE PROCURED DURING FY 2011-12 No. of Drilling Rigs available: 11

Type of Indenting Qty Cost Lead PAC/ DG’s approval Tendering/ TEC TAC PO LC Delivery Utility of instrument Region Time Sr. & CPMC Re- Placed opened to be or the PAC recommendation tendering Received Instrument [Mission- wise] Geophysical ------[STSS-MI, MII & MIV] TOTAL Geology ------[STSS- MI, MII & MIV] TOTAL FIELD/ ------SURVEY [STSS – MI, MII & MIV] Drilling ------TOTAL GRAND TOTAL

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ANNEXURE – 16 STATUS OF PENDING LEGAL CASES OF GSI, WESTERN REGION, JAIPUR - AS ON 31. 03. 2012

Remarks Deptt. Present Status of (Please Action the cases/Next indicate action, S. Name of Applicant's Name & Case Number Designation Brief Details of the cases (Whether date of if any, pending No. Court/Bench C.A filed or hearing/stay at your end or not) order if any. DOM as the case may be) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GROUP A OFFICERS D.Bhoopati V/s UOI & Ors.- 1 332/2009 Geol. CAT, Jaipur Reg. Promotion Filed 30.04.2012 Dr. Z.G.Gheveriya V/s UOI & Ors. CAT 2 R.A. No. 244/11 Ex-Director Ahemdabad Reg. Pensionary benefit Not Filed 13.3.2012

GROUP C OFFICIALS

Jitendra Saini V/s UOI & Ors. 3 514/2008 Messenger CAT Jaipur Ref. refixation of pay Filed 10.04.2012 N.K. Janjani Vs. UOI & Ors. 4 497/2009 ASK(T) CAT, Jaipur Promotion Filed 28.03.2012 Order awaited R.K.Gupta V/s UOI & Ors. STA( 5 470/2010 Chem.) CAT, Jaipur Fixation of Pay Filed 09.04.2012 6 S.K.Jain V/s UOI & Ors 340/2009 UDC CAT, Jaipur Reg. Promotion Filed 29.03.2012 Order awaited R.K.Gupta V/s UOI & Ors. 7 29/2011 STA (C ) CAT, Jaipur Reg. Fixation of pay Filed 17.04.2012 8 Arind Kumar V/s UOI & Ors. - LDC CAT, Jodhpur Reg. Promotion Not Filed 21.05.2012 Parawise 478/11 comments not received from T.I., Hyderabad Lal Chand Meena V/s UOI & Ors. Drilling 9 …./2012 Asstt. CAT, Jaipur Reg. Promotion Not Filed 30.04.2012 New Case

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GROUP A OFFICERS

UOI Vs Dr.U.B.Mathur-2562/01( Retd. Appl. against non-recovery of HRA (Wife is Case to be 10 WRA-97/10) D.D.G. High Court allotted Qr. by Univ.). N.A listed Jaswant Singh V/s UOI & Ors.- Director 11 2533/03 (E&T) High Court Reg. pay scale equal to S.E. of CPWD. Filed Due course C.P.Dusad V/s UOI & Ors.- Appl. against the Order of CAT For pay scale 12 3896/04 Director(D) High Court equal to SE of CPWD Filed Due course J.L.Narang V/s UOI & Ors. Director 13 DBCWP No. 7784/10 (Retd.) High Court Regarding promotion Filed 02.04.2012 14 Dr.M.Srivastava v/s UOI & Ors. Jr. High Court W.P. against order of CAT & CGWP No Not Filed 30.04.2012 M.A. filed for DBCWP. 6119/11 Hydrologist order of MOM challenged. disa. Of Respondent No. 1 15 Janardhan Prasad V/s UOI & Sr. Lok Adalat Reg. Promotion Not Filed 02.04.2012 MA for Ors.HCLSC/PLA/95/2012 Geologist A'dabad jurisdiction filed GROUP C OFFICERS K. Chandra & Anr Vs. UOI & Ors. Reply under 16 WP 15508/11 Ex- ME. Sr. High Court WP against order of CAT Not Filed 11.05.2012 Preparation SBCWP 7534/10-UOI V/s 17 M.S.Rathore Draftsman High Court Appeal against order of the CAT N.A. 21.02.2012 Weekly listed SBCWP 7459/10-UOI V/s Rajeev 18 Pareek Draftsman High Court Appeal against order of the CAT N.A. 21.02.2012 Weekly listed UOI V/s/ Manohar Lal & Ors Retd. 19 2497/10 Employees High Court Appeal against order of the CAT N.A. 21.02.2012 Weekly listed Ex. 20 UOI Vs. Heman Das - 67/02 Mechanic High Court Appeal against the award of WCC, Jaipur Filed Due Course Surajbhan V/s UOI & Ors DBCWP 21 No. 5306/11 Durwan High Court Appointment as Map Mounter Filed Due Course Ex-Admn. Consumer. 22 Ram Lal V/s UOI & Ors. 1065/08 Officer Court Reg. Return of Property papers Filed 06.06.2012

OUTSIDERS W.P.No.14788/10-Shakunatla Devi 23 V/s UOI & Ors Outsider High Court Reg. Compassionate Appointment Filed 28.04.2012 UOI Vs Shankari Bai CMA 24 No.06234/06 Outsider High Court Reg. Appeal against the award of MACT NA 17.05.2012 Kumbha Ram V/s UOI & Ors.- 25 6702/2006 Outsider High Court Reg. Disengagement of Contingent Worker NA 04.05.2012

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