DRAFT DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT (DSR) OF DISTRICT, FOR ROAD METAL / BUILDING STONE / BLACK STONE

(FOR PLANNING & EXPLOITING OF MINOR MINERAL RESOURCES)

ODISHA

Ohenkapol

As per Notification No. S.O. 3611(E) New Delhi, 25th July, 2018 MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MoEF & CC)

COLLECTORATE, DHENKANAL CONTENT SL NO DESCRIPTION PAGE NO 1 INTRODUCTION 1 2 OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITIES IN THE DISTRICT 2 3 GENERAL PROFILE 2 4 GEOLOGY 4 5 DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION PATTERN 6 6 LANDUSE PATTERN 7 7 SURFACE WATER & GROUND WATER SCENARIO 7 8 RAINFALL & CLIMATIC CONDITION 8 9 DETAILS OF MINING LEASES 8 10 DETAILS OF ROYALTY COLLECTED 8 11 DETAILS OF PRODUCTION 9 12 MINERAL MAP OF THE DISTRICT 9 13 LIST OF LOI HOLDERS ALONG WITH VALIDITY 9 14 TOTAL MINERAL RESERVE AVAILABLE IN THE DISTRICT 9 15 QUALITY/GRADE OF MINERAL 10 16 USE OF MINERAL 10 17 DEMAND & SUPPLY OF THE MINERAL 10 18 MINING LEASES MARKED ON THE MAP OF THE DISTRICT 12 19 DETAILS OF AREAS WHERE THERE IS A CLUSTER OF 12 MINING LEASES 20 DETAILS OF ECO-SENSITIVE AREA 15 21 IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT (AIR, WATER, NOISE, 15 SOIL FLORA & FAUNAL, LAND USE, AGRICULTURE, FOREST ETC.) DUE TO MINING 22 REMEDIAL MEASURES TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF 16 MINING ON THE ENVIRONMENT 23 RECLAMATION OF MINED OUT AREA (BEST PRACTICE 18 ALREADY IMPLEMENTED IN THE DISTRICT, REQUIREMENT AS PER RULES AND REGULATION, PROPOSED RECLAMATION PLAN) 24 RISK ASSESSMENT & DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 19

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25 DETAILS OF THE OCCUPATION HEALTH ISSUES IN THE 20 DISTRICT. (LAST FIVE- YEAR DATA OF NUMBER OF PATIENTS OF SILICOSIS & TUBERCULOSIS IS ALSO NEEDS TO BE SUBMITTED) 26 PLANTATION OF GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT IN 21 RESPECT OF LEASES ALREADY GRANTED IN THE DISTRICT 27 ANY OTHER INFORMATION 21

LIST OF PLATES DESCRIPTION PLATE NO INDEX MAP OF THE DISTRICT 1 MAP SHOWING TAHASILS 2 ROAD MAP OF THE DISTRICT 3 MINERAL MAP OF THE DISTRICT 4 LEASE/POTENTIAL AREA MAP OF THE DISTRICT 5

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In compliance to the notification issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change Notification no. S.O.3611 (E) New Delhi dated 25-07-2018, the preparation of district survey report of road metal/building stone mining has been prepared in accordance with Clause II of Appendix X of the notification. Every effort has been made to cover road metal/building stone mining locations, future potential areas and overview of road metal mining activities in the district with all its relevant features pertaining to geology and mineral wealth. This report will act as a compendium of available mineral resources, geological set up, environmental and ecological set up of the district and is based on data of various departments like Revenue, Water Resources, Forest, Geology and Mining in the district as well as statistical data uploaded by various state Government departments. The main purpose of preparation of District Survey Report is to identify the mineral resources and developing the mining activities along with other relevant data of the District.

1. INTRODUCTION

Centrally located on the Geo-Political map of Odisha, Dhenkanal District is

surrounded by beautiful wild lives and forests.The District is situated on the -

Sambalpur road (NH 55) and on the Cuttack-Sambalpur or Baranga-Sambalpur

railway line. The Dhenkanal District touches the boundary of Kendujhar district on its

north, Cuttack district on south and bounded by Jajpur District on the east and Angul

District on its west. It is commonly believed that the Dhenkanal District owes its name

to a Savara chief named ‘DHENKA’ who formerly ruled over in this tract. Dhenkanal

District covers an area of 4950 Sq Km. It has a vast area covered with dense forests

and a long range of hills.This is the reason of calling the District as ‘Home of Elephants

and tigers of the country’. The District lies between 85 degree 58’ E to 86 degree to 2’

E longitude and between 20 degree 29’ N to 21 degree 11’ N latitude.Dhenkanal

District has a moderate climate.The District experiences hot with high humidity during

April and May and cold during the winter months, i.e. December and January. The

monsoon generally breaks during the month of June with the average annual rainfall

being 1421.1 mm. As per the agriculture is concerned, the District produces a

substantial agricultural yield and paddy, ground nut, cashew nut, potato, mango,

jackfruit, sugarcane and some vegetables as its primary agricultural products.

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Dhenkanal is very rich in case of eminent personalities. Baji Rout (freedom fighter), Bira Baishnaba Pattanaik (Freedom Fighter), Brajanath Badajena (Eminent Poet), Sarangadhar Dash, Nandini Satpathy (First and only woman Chief Minister of Odisha), Kalpana Das (First woman from Odisha to scale Mt Everest) are some of the prominent personalities born in this District.

2. OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITIES IN THE DISTRICT.

Dhenkanal district is enriched with some valuable economic minerals like coal, chromite, Kyanite, china clay, semi-precious stone, decorative and dimension stone and graphite.

Coal:

Brahmani Block of Talcher coalfield covers 13.1 km2 area around Khalpal, Paramhanspur and Ramachandrapur villages. Seam I & II belonging to Karharbari and Barakar Formations are known to occur in this block 58.9 million tonnes of F to B grade coal has been estimated in this block.

Chromite:

Chromite occurs around Kathapal, Sendhasar (Dandakota) Samal, Tangarpada, Lokanathpur, Mahulpal, Badamuktaposi, Bamuan, Godachhak, Jamunakot, Mohulabhanj hill, Bhuasuni hill, Asurabandha, Tulasiposi etc. of Kamakhyanagar sub-division in Dhenkanal district. About 0.589 million tonnes of chromite has been estimated at Kathapal. Analysis of samples collected from pits, trenches and dumps (other than Kathapal area) revealed the presence of chromite. The Cr2O3 content varies from 28.6% to 58.75%. SiO2 varies from 3.20% to 43.30%. Reserve of the above areas has not been estimated to far. Presence of chromiferous bands in quartzite and ultrabasics is also reported from Ghuturigaon and Umundira villages of Kamakhyanagar sub-division. Geo-chemical analysis of soil samples of these areas indicated presence of chromite (about 1% Cr2O3) in the soil.

Kyanite:

Important Kyanite occurrences are reported around Torodanali, Kodabasanta and Jhilli. The Al2O3 and Fe2O3 content of Kyanite varies from 20% to 61.11% and

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5% to 26.6% respectively. SiO2 varies from 31.46% to 69.0%. Reserve of Kyanite has been estimated at 0.64 million tonnes in these areas.

China Clay:

China clay occurrences in shape of small pockets has been located at Karanda, Babandha and Dudurkot I Hindol sub-division of Dhenkanal district. The percentage of Al2O3, SiO2 and Fe2O3 vary from 11.4 to 14.3, 18.22 to 23.6 and 5.6 to 7.2 respectively. These are not suitable for refractory industries.

Decorative and Dimension Stones:

Decorative and Dimension stones of economic importance are reported around Karanda (granite gneiss), Babandha (Augen gneiss), Haripur (Charnockite) Kukuta (Augen gneiss) of Hindol sub-division and Latadeipur. Radhadeipur (granite gneiss) of Dhenkanal sub-division. 25,8000 cubic metre of dimension stone has been estimated in these area. Graphite:

Occurrence of graphite has been located around Karabira and Bandhabhuin villages of Hindol sub-division. The low grade disseminated variety of graphite in migmatised khondalite located 250 metre east of Karabira village extends over a length of 250 m with average width of 100 m. The fixed carbon content of graphite varies from 8.74% to 11.79%.

Semi-precious Stone:

Semi-precious stones like garnet (almandine, rhodolite, hessonite) moon stone and beryl are reported from Gotarei, Ghagarmunda, Katumunda, Asanabahal, Tiperijharan and Nakanaki area of Kamakhyanagar sub-division.

Other than the above mentioned minerals, minor minerals such as river sand, laterite slabs, building stone/black stone/road metals, morrum, brick earth etc. are also available in the district.

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Status of Mining: Within the district of Dhenkanal, out of three mines (all chromite) only one mine is operating and other two are non-working. Total area covered under M.L. stands at 9.6 km2. Out of three, two mines belong to PSU whereas another one is being operated by private sector. Also, there are running quarries for production of road metal, sand, laterite slab and moorrum.

3. GENERAL PROFILE a. Administrative set up: Sl No Item Unit Magnitude 1 Location Longitude Degree 85058' to 86002'East Latitude Degree 200 29' to 21011' North 2 Geographical area Sq.Km. 4452 3 Sub-division Numbers 3 4 Tahasils Numbers 8 5 C D Blocks Numbers 8 6 Municipalities Numbers 1 7 NACs Numbers 3 8 Police Stations Numbers 15 9 Gram Panchayats Numbers 212 10 Villages Numbers 1208 Inhabited Numbers 1081 Uninhabited Numbers 127 11 Assembly Numbers 4 constituencies

b. Area and Population:

The district has an area of 4452 sq.kms and 11.93 lakhs of population as per 2011 census. The district accounts for 2.86 percent of the states territory and shares 2.84 percent of the states population. The density of population of the district is 268 per sq. kms. As against 270 person per sq.km of the state. It has 1215 villages ( including 139 un-inhabited villages ) covering 8 blocks. 8 Tahasils and 3 Subdivisions. As per 2011 census the schedule caste population

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is 2.34 lakhs (19.6%) and schedule tribe population 1.62 lakhs (13.6%). The literacy percentage of the district covers 78.8 against 72.9 of the state.

c. Climate :

The climate condition of the district is generally hot with high humidity during April to May and cold during December to January. The monsoon generally breaks during the month of June, Annual rainfall of the district was 1489.3 m.m in 2011 which is higher than the normal rainfall (1428.8 m.m). d. Economy:

Agriculture occupies a vital place in the economy of the district, as it provides direct and indirect employment to around 70 % of its total work force, as per the 2001 census. The total cultivable area of this District is 115000 hectares, covering 30.0 % of its total geographical area. The major crops of the Kharif season are paddy, maize, ragi, oilseeds, pulses, small millets and vegetables etc. Paddy, wheat, maize, field pea, sunflower, garlic, ginger, potato, onion, tobacco, sugarcane and coriander etc are the major Rabi crops.

The last decade has witnessed a tremendous improvement in the industrial scenario of the District. Besides various kinds of handicraft works like Dhokra, Brass and bell metal, horn works, straw works and wood carving have been developed by the skilled workers and artisans of the district. e. Industry:

M/s Scaw Industries (P) Ltd., M/s Bhusan Steel & Strips,, M/s Rana Sponge Ltd. & BRG iron & Steel Ltd. have set up sponge iron plants within Dhenkanal district. Plantwise installed capacity and production during 2006-07 are furnished in the following table.

Name of the Plant Location Installed Production in MT capacity (in MT during 2006-07 per annum) 1. M/s Scaw Industries (P) Ltd. Gundichapa 1,05,000 28,836 da

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2. M/s Bhusan Steel & Strips Kusupanga 2,82,000 79,225 Ltd.

3. M/s Rana Sponge Ltd. Kulei 1,85,000 8,787

4. BRG Iron & Steel Kurunti 1,05,000 3,258

Presently, seven chrome ore beneficiation plants (COBP) are operating within Dhenkanal. The quantity of low grade chrome ore utilized by these plants during 2005-06 ranges from 96 M.T. to 532 M.T. Details of the plant location and quantity of ore utilisation are furnished below.

Name of the COBP Location Quantity of low grade Chrome utilized (in M.T.) (2005-06) 1. Kalinga Mineral Bhuban 455

2. Sonu Minerals Kamakhyanagar 417

3. Indchrome Kamakhyanagar -

4.Priyadarshani Kamakhyanagar 97 Enterprises

5. Orissa Minerals Khajuria 532

6. Orissa Chrome Export & Bhuban - Mining Co. Ltd. 7. Chrome & Export Bhuban 96

No. of MSME Investment Employment Generated Employment units set up (In Rs. of women SC ST General Total crores) 1482 9486.22 52 12 1636 1700 20

f. Agriculture:

During the year 2017-18 the net area sown was 111 thousand hectares against 5356 thousand hectares of the state. The production of was as below:

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Padd Whea Groun Potatoe Sugar Name Maize Mung Biri Kulthi TilL Mustard Jute y t dnut s cane Production 131.53 0.00 5.33 14.99 12.57 3.40 7.28 21.8 1.28 0.00 11.91 50.98 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIin 000 MT

During 2017-18, the total fertilizers used in the district was about Type of Consumption Nitrogenous Phosphatic Pottasic Total fertiliser per Ha Quantity in 3421 1537 799 5757 28.16 MT

g. Power:

Consumption of electricity in Dhenkanal district during the year covers 266.250 million units and villages so far electrified as on February,2011 is 1053 which constitutes 97.9 % to the total villages of the district. h. Transport & Communication: Railway route length (14-15) km 50.60 No of Rly stations and PH(14-15) 8 Forest road (17-18) km 272.28 National Highway (16-17) km 159.11 State Highway (17-18) km 2.04 Major district road (17-18) km 101.55 Other dist road (17-18) km 489.28 Rural road(17-18) km 1225.71 Inter village road (16-17) km 1888.60 Intra village road (16-17) km 2016.32

i. Health:

The medical facilities are provided by different agencies like Govt., Private individuals and voluntary organizations in the district.

Sub divisional hospitals 11 No including mobile Beds facilities 487 No Homoeopathic 22 No dispensaries Ayurvedic dispensaries 19 No

7 | P a g e j. Tourist places:

There are 9 nos. of tourist center such as Kapilas, Joranda, Jibankhol, saptasaiya, Saranga, Kualo, Ladagarh, Dandadhar and Tentuliapada identified by department of Tourism and Culture, Odisha. During 2011, the numbers of Domestic tourists were 1046050 and foreign tourists were 79 who visited the tourists spots of the district. k. Forest areas: Category of forest Area in sq km Reserve Forest 1141.02 Unclassified Forest 0.04 Demarcated Protected 13.78 Forest (DRF) Undemarcated Protected 0 Forest Other forest under 582.78 Revenue Dept Total 1737.6 l. Education: No. of Schools 887 Primary School (2017-18) Enrolment (No) 97099 Pupil Teacher Ratio 17.43 No. of Schools 709 Upper Primary School 2017-18 Enrolment (No) 57358 Pupil Teacher Ratio 18.46 Junior 51 Gerneral College 2017-18 Degree 31 No. of Schools 279 Secondary School Enrolment (No) 36090 Pupil Teacher Ratio 22.84 Male 86.2 Literacy Rate, 2011 Female 71.0 Total 78.8 m. Culture & Heritage:

Dhenkanal is very rich in case of eminent personalities. Baji Rout (freedom fighter), Bira Baishnaba Pattanaik (Freedom Fighter), Brajanath Badajena (Eminent Poet), Sarangadhar Dash, Nandini Satpathy (First and only woman Chief Minister of Odisha), Kalpana Das (First woman from Odisha

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to scale Mt Everest) are some of the prominent personalities born in this district.

Dhenkanal district is very much famous for its fairs and festivals. Gajalaxmi Puja is very much popularly known festival to be celebrated in the District. Every year this festival begins from Kumar Purnima and continues for eleven days. Kapilash is the abode of Lord Chandra Sekhar which is one of the famous tourist spot of Odisha. Every year during Mahashiv Ratri “Jagar Yatra” is being observed. Dussehera festival of Kamakhyanagar bears a special significance in the culture of Dhenkanal District. Maghamela at Joronda is yet another most famous festival of ‘Mahima Dharma’. Every year it begins on ‘Magha Purnima’ and continues for four days at Jorondo. Bullock festival of Bhuban has a special identity. Racing competition is held among the bullocks and prizes are awarded to the owners.

4. GEOLOGY

Geologically the district exposes various lithostratigraphic units having varied litho assemblages. The oldest units are Singbhum Granite and Gorumahishani Group of Archaean age, followed by rocks of Easternghat Super Group, Bonai Granite Complex and ultramafics of Sukhinda/Baula Nuashi of Archaean to Proterozoic age, intrusives of Proterozoic age, Gondwana Super Group of Upper Carboniferous to Permian, laterite of Cainozoic and Quarternary of Pleistocene to Recent age. Singbhum granite is the oldest rock of the area. A small patch of this rock is found northern part of the area. Gorumahishani Group of rocks is exposed in the northern part of the district especially to the north of Bramhani river. The Group comprises hornblende schist, quartzite, quartz sericite schist, grit and conglomerate. They are marked by the development of quartzite horizon and associated with metabasic rocks. The field relationship between these rocks and the charnockite is obscured by the extensive development of laterite. Rocks of Easternghat Super Group mainly fall within three distinctive groups, viz; Khondalite Charnockite and Migmatite. Charnockite is associated with Khondalite and ranges from acid charnockite to basic charnockite Khondalite Group comprises quartz-garnet-sillimanite schist and Migmatite group includes augen gneiss, garnetiferous gneiss and garnetiferous

9 | Page leucogranite Overlying the Easternghat Suprgroup exists granite of Bonai Granite Complex. This rock association mainly consists of granite, biotite gneiss, biotite- hornblende granite gneiss and granodiorite with polycyclic remobilization. Small rafts of chromite bearing ultramafics are noted in the granite gneiss of Migmatite Group and Gorumahishani Group near Moulabonja Parbat in the north and around Kandhara area. The intrusives include dolerite dykes and granophyre. Dolerite cut across the granite and ultramafic enclaves. The granite and gneiss are also intruded by granophyre at places. The western part of the area is occupied by Gondwana Group of rocks. The lower Gondwana Rocks i.e. Talchir Formation comprises boulder bed, tillite, sandstone and shale. In association to this formation, white to reddish sandstone with purple shale, carbonaceous shale and coal occur which is designated as Barakar Formation. Patches of laterite occur mainly at the top of the hills that is made up of khondalite and ultramafics. Laterisation is very common in the north where it is mostly thick and ferrugeneous. Residual soil and alluvium with or without impersistent laterite cover banks of Bramhani river and the river basin. The age of the quaternary deposits varies from Pleistocene to recent.

Both primary and secondary structures are exposed in the area. Bedding is common in the Gondwana rocks. The strike of the bedding plane varies from N20°W to S20°E to N40°E to S 40°W with gentle east-notheasterly dip. The Gondwana formations are flanked towards north by granite with enclaves of quartzite trending NW-SE with dip varying from 30° to 70° towards northeast. Foliation is common secondary structure in Gorumahishani and Easternghat Group of rocks. Dip of the foliation varies from very low 5° to almost vertical. Faults and lineaments are common in the area. Most of the faults are of Proterozoic age whereas faults found at the boundary of Gondwana rocks are much younger.

The geological succession in the district is as follows:

STRATIGRAPHY:

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Age Geological Unit Lithology Pleistocene to Quaternary Residual soil and alluvium Recent (undifferenti Alluvium with impersistent ated) laterite sediments Cainozoic Laterite

Permian Gondwana Barakar Sandstone, shale, coal Supergroup Formation Upper Talchir Boulder bed, tillite, sandstone Carboniferous to Formation and shale Permian Proterozoic Intrusives r Granophyre Dolerite

Ultramafics of Sukinda/Baula '-Naushi Bonai Granite Granite Complex Archaean to Migmatite Augen gneiss, garnetiferous < Proterozoic Group gneiss, garnetiferous leucogranite

Easternghat Charnockite Acid Charnockite Basic Supergroup Group Charnockite Khondalite Quartz-garnet-silimanite-graphite Group schist/gneiss Quatzite Archaean Gorumahishani Hornblende schist Group Quartzite/quartz-sericite schist Grit, conglomerate and

quartzite/sandstone Singbhum Granite Granite complex

5. DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION PATTERN.

The river Brahmani controls the drainage of the district and it’s tributaries. Brahmani is the second longest river in Orissa and flows through the district in a general east-west direction. It divides the district into two halves. Initially, the river flows in a north-south direction, then follows a northwest-southeast course and subsequently changes to northeast-southwest direction. Finally, it changes to a northwest-southeast course near the eastern border of the district. Most part of the district falls within it’s basin. The Brahmani is perennial in nature with a nominal flow during the summer season. It’s important tributaries are Ramiala Nadi, Nigre Nadi, Purajhor Nadi etc. The smaller

11 | P a g e streams show dendritic pattern while the major river and it’s tributaries show sub- parallel drainage, indicating structural control.

Major part of the district is irrigated through canal irrigation from the dam at Rengali.

6. LANDUSE PATTERN

Sl No Landuse Area in ‘000Ha 1 Forest Area 174 2 Misc. trees & Grooves 6 3 Permanent Pasture 8 4 Culturable Waste 4 5 Land put to Non Agril Use 40 6 Barren & Unculturable Land 5 7 Current Fallow 75 8 Other Fallow 20 9 Net Area Sown 111 10 Mining 2 Geographical 445 Area

7. SURFACE WATER & GROUND WATER SCENARIO

The drainage systems i.e. rivers of the district gets filled with water during the monsoon and the gradually it decreases from the month of January to June of each year. In the summer season all rivers become almost dry excepting narrow flow of water within the basin.

The variation of ground water table in the district is as follows:

Depth of water level (mbgl)/ Period April August November January Minimum 2.5 0.15 1.25 1.80 Maximum 12.5 5.80 7.69 9.0

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8. RAINFALL & CLIMATIC CONDITION

The district is generally hot with high humidity during April and May and cold during December and January. The monsoon generally breaks during the month of July and continues till end of October. The temperature goes as high as up to 450C in the summer and up to 70-80 C during peak winter. The rainfall statistics of the district for last four years is given below:

Year/ APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPT. OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MARCH TOTAL AVG Month

2015- 592.2 372.6 1259.1 2615.7 1674 998.4 257.4 0 185 13 257 256.2 8480.6 16 706.72

2016- 17.3 778.2 950.2 2959.8 2754.4 964.2 542.2 168.8 0 0 0 304.2 9439.3 17 786.61

2017- 47.1 594 1010.8 1575.8 1935 1792.6 1342.5 450.6 15.1 0 0 3.9 8767.4 18 730.62

2018- 774.7 927.5 1369.3 3379.1 2122.6 2871.9 1237.1 0 274.5 0 185 175 13316 19 1109.68

9. DETAILS OF MINING LEASES OF ROAD METAL Attached as Annexure I 10. DETAILS OF ROYALTY COLLECTED Year-wise Calculation of Royalty (Rs) of Road metal

Sl.No Name Of 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Tahasil 1 Gondia 2584524 3568210 3326720 7832380 2 Dhenkanal 1217000 2764000 2509000 2876000 3 Hindol 1029743 3663400 4516850 6849765 4 Kamakhyanagar 0 0 0 0 5 Odapada 547410 4032357 4751768 7536791 6 Parjang 0 0 0 0 7 Kankadahad 866910 920530 1192100 1808650 TOTAL 6245587 14948497 15104338 26903586

11. DETAILS OF PRODUCTION OF MINOR MINERAL Yearwise Production of Road metal in cum

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Sl.No Name of Tahasil 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 1 Gondia 13887 54368 55304 57867 2 Dhenkanal 19024 19050 19081 21182 3 Hindol 32136.5 33400 35785 75628.5 4 Kamakhyanagar 0 0 0 0 5 Odapada 26937 27312 32393 46657 6 Parjang 0 0 0 0 7 Kankadahad 14163 15136 15307 15492 TOTAL 106147.5 149266 157870 216826.5

12. MINERAL MAP OF THE DISTRICT Attached as Plate No 4. 13. LIST OF LOI HOLDERS ALONG WITH VALIDITY Attached as Annexure II 14. TOTAL MINERAL RESERVE AVAILABLE IN THE DISTRICT Total mineral reserve of road metal/buildingstone/blackstone/white stone is 118,47,263 cum which may increase after detail investigation. Details of the potential areas submitted as Annexure III. 15. QUALITY/GRADE OF MINERAL Road metal/building metal of the district is very much suitable for various construction purposes after its crushing and screening. The in-situ rocks are fractured making these unsuitable for decorative purpose. 16. USE OF MINERAL Road metal/building metal of the district is used mainly for various construction purposes like road making, concrete making, dams etc.

17. DEMAND & SUPPLY OF THE MINERAL

The tentative annual demand is to the tune of 5 lakh cum of road metal and is mainly supplied from different tahasils of the district and adjoining districts of Anugul and Jajpur.

18. MINING LEASES MARKED ON THE MAP OF THE DISTRICT. Attached as Plate No 5.

19. DETAILS OF AREAS WHERE THERE IS A CLUSTER OF MINING LEASES Not applicable

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20. DETAILS OF ECO-SENSITIVE AREA Not applicable. 21.IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT (AIR, WATER, NOISE, SOIL FLORA & FAUNAL , LAND USE , AGRICULTURE, FOREST ETC.) DUE TO MINING

Activities attributed to Mining:-

Generally, the environment impact can be categorized as either primary or secondary. Primary Impacts are those, which are attributed directly by the project. Secondary impacts are those which are indirectly induced and typically include the associated investment and changed pattern of social and economic activities by the proposed action.

The impact has been ascertained for the project assuming that the pollution due to mining activity has been completely spelled out under the base line environmental status for the entire ROM which is proposed to be exploited from the mines.

Impact on Ambient Air

Mining operation are carried out by opencast manual, semi mechanized/ mechanized methods generating dust particles due to various activities likes, excavation, loading, handling of mineral and transportation. The air quality in the mining areas depends upon the nature and concentration of emissions and meteorological conditions.

The major air pollutants due to mining activities include:-

 Particulate matter (dust) of various sizes.  Gases, such as sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide etc from machine & vehicular exhaust.

Dust is the single air pollutant observed in the open cast mines. Diesel operating drilling machines, blasting and movement of machineries/ vehicles produce NOx , SO2 and CO emissions, usually at low levels. Dust can be of significant nuance surrounding land user and potential health risk in some circumstances.

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Water Impact

Sometimes the mining operation leads to intersect the water table causing ground water depletion. Due to the interference with surface water sources like river, nallah etc drainage pattern of the area is altered.

Noise Impact

Noise pollution mainly due to operation of machineries and occasional plying of machineries. These actives will create noise pollution in the surrounding area.

Impact on Land environment

The topography of the area will change certain changes due to mining activity which may cause some alteration to the entire eco system.

Impact on Flora & Fauna

The impact on biodiversity is difficult to quantify because of it’s diverse and dynamic characteristics.

Mining activities generally result in the deforestation, land degradation, water, air and noise pollution which directly or indirectly affect the faunal and flora status of the project area.

However, occurrence and magnitude of these impacts are entirely dependent upon the project location, mode of operation and technology involved.

22. REMEDIAL MEASURES TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF MINING ON THE ENVIRONMENT:-

Air

Mitigation measures suggested for air pollution controls are to be based on the baseline ambient air quality of the project/cluster area and would include measures such as:

 Dust generation shall be reduced by using sharp teeth of shovels.  Wet drilling shall be carried out to contain the dust particles.  Controlled blasting techniques shall be adopted.

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 Water spraying on haul roads, service roads and overburden dumps will help in reducing considerable dust pollution.  Proper and regular maintenance of mining equipment’s have to be undertaken.  Transport of materials in trucks are to be covered with tarpaulin.  The mine pit water can be utilized for dust suppression in and around mine area.  Information on wind diction and meteorology are to be considered during planning, so that pollutants, which cannot be fully suppressed by engineering techniques, will be prevented from reaching the nearby agricultural land, if any.  Comprehensive greenbelt around overburden dumps and periphery of the mining projects/clusters has to be carried out to reduce to fugitive dust transmission from the project area in order to create clean & healthy environment.

Water

 Construction of garland drains and settling tanks to divert surface run –off of the mining area to the natural drainage.  Construction of checks dams/ gully plugs at strategic places to arrest silt wash off from broken up area.  Retaining walls with weep hole are to be constructed around the mine boundaries to arrest silt wash off.  The mined out pits shall be converted in to the water reservoir at the end of mine life. This will help in recharging ground water table by acting as a water harvesting structure.  Periodic analysis of mine pit water and ground water quality in nearby villages are to be undertaken.  Domestic sewage from site office & urinals/latrines provided within ML/QL areas is to be discharged in septic tank followed by soak pits.

NOISE

 Periodic maintenance of machineries, equipments shall be ensured to keep the noise generated within acceptable limit.

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 Development of thick green belt around mining/cluster area, haul roads to reduce the noise.  Provision of earplugs to workers exposed to high noise generating activities like blasting, excavtion site etc. Worker and operators at work sites will be provided with earmuffs.  Conducting periodical medical checkup of all workers for any noise related health problems.  Proper training to personnel to create awareness about adverse noise related effects.  Periodic noise monitoring at locations within the mining area and nearby habitations to assess efficacy of adopted control measures.  During blasting optimum spacing, burden and charging of holes will be made under the supervision of competent qualified mines foreman, mate etc. Biological Environment  Development of green belt/gap filling saplings in the safety barrier left around the quarry area/ cluster area.  Carrying out thick greenbelt with local flora species predominantly with long canopy laves on the inactive mined out upper benches.  Development of dense poly culture plantation using local floral species in the mining areas at conceptual stage if the mine is not continued much below the general ground level.  Adoption of suitable air pollution control measures as suggested above.  Transport of materials in trucks covered with tarpaulin.

23. RECLAMATION OF MINED OUT AREA (BEST PRACTICE ALREADY IMPLEMENTED IN THE DISTRICT, REQUIREMENT AS PER RULES AND REGULATION, PROPOSED RECLAMATION PLAN) :-

As per statute all mines/quarries are to be properly reclaimed before final closure of the mine. Reclamation of exhausted mines are planned to be undertaken in below three possible means:

1. If, substantial amount of waste is there, the exhausted quarry can be fully or partly backfilled using the stored waste. The backfilled areas are to be brought under plantation of local species.

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2. If the generation of waste is much less as in the case of minor mineral mining, the exhausted quarries can be reclaimed by a. Plantation on the broken up surface if the depth of quarry is not much below the surrounding surface level. b. Converted to water reservoir after stabilization of the slopes if the exhausted quarry continues much below the surrounding surface level. It is preferred to cordon the water reservoir either through wire fencing or retaning wall with plantation from the safety point of view.

Most of the quarry/mining lease areas are yet to be exhausted from ore point of view. Hence, reclamation would be taken up only after exhaustion of the ore/mineral content from these areas. The exhausted minor mineral quarries of the district have been converted to water reservoirs.

24. RISK ASSESSMENT & DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

The only risk involved related to mining of minor mineral excepting natural calamities is slope failure and probable accidents due to high and ill maintained bench walls. This can only be addressed through making of regular benches and undertaking mining in benching pattern.

The disaster management plan (DMP) is supposed be a dynamic, changing, document focusing on continual improvement of emergency response planning and arrangements.

The disaster management plan is to be aimed to ensure safety of life, protection of environment, protection of installation, restoration of production and savage operations in this same order of priorities. For effective implementation of the disaster management plan, it should be widely circulated through rehearsal/induction conducted by the respective department from time to time .

General responsibilities of employees’ during an emergency:

During an emergency, it becomes more enhanced and pronounced when an emergency warning is raised, the worker in charge, should adopt safe and emergency shut down and attend to any prescribed duty. If no such responsibility is assigned, the workers should adopt a safe course to assembly

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point and wait instructions. He should not resort to spread panic. On the other hand, he must assist emergency personnel towards objectives of DMP.

Co-ordination with local authorities:

The Mine Manger who is responsible for emergency will always keep a jeep ready at site. In case of any eventuality, the victim will be taken to the nearby hospitals after carrying out the first aid at the site. The Manger should collect and have adequate information of the nearby hospitals, fire station, police station, village panchayat heads, taxi stands, medical shops, district revenue authorities etc. and use them efficiently during the case of emergency.

25. DETAILS OF THE OCCUPATION HEALTH ISSUES IN THE DISTRICT. (LAST FIVE- YEAR DATA OF NUMBER OF PATIENTS OF SILICOSIS & TUBERCULOSIS IS ALSO NEEDS TO BE SUBMITTED):-

As per the guidelines of the Mine Rules 1995, occupational health safety has been stipulated by the ILO/WHO. The proponent’s will take necessary precautions to fulfill the stipulations. Normal sanitary facilities have to be provided within the lease area. The management will carry out periodic health checkup of workers.

Occupational hazards involved in mines are related to dust pollution, noise pollution, blasting and injuries from moving machineries & equipment and fall from high places. DGMS has given necessary guidelines for safety against these occupational hazards. The management has to strictly follow these guidelines.

All necessary first aid and medical facilities are to be provided to the workers. The mine shall be well equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE). Further, all the necessary ported equipments such as helmet, safety goggles, earplugs, earmuffs ets are to be provided to mine workers as per Mines Rules. All operators and mechanics are to be trained to handle fire fighting equipments.

There is no case of Silicosis found in the district within the time frame mentioned above.

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26. PLANTATION OF GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT IN RESPECT OF LEASES ALREADY GRANTED IN THE DISTRICT

As most of the minor mineral mines/quarries of the district are yet to be exhausted of their mineral content no sort of reclamation measures including plantation has been undertaken excluding gap plantation of local species in the peripheral safety zones of the quarries/ clusters and in some of the haul roads.

27. ANY OTHER INFORMATION

Nil

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ANNEXURE I

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dia arp pasi tS alp 24. 10. 10. ng captiv 17.08 Plot No-1874 st asi Dt.07 ah ras 03. 201 202 e .15 Latitude- RM .10.2 u ad 15 5 0 22001’18.8”N to 015 Dh 22001’31.9”N enk Longitude- an 83055’55.9”E to al 83056’03.9”E 5 Gon Nih Khata No-307 Openca dia Bhali alp Plot No-1795 st Bha apat Aji ras 05/ 07. 06. Latitude- liap Non 4275/ a tS ad 24. 10. 10. Worki 20048’10.5”N to ata 06.10.16 captiv 17.08 50000 90298 Dt.07 ah Dh 03. 201 202 ng 20048’14.1”N RM- e .15 .10.2 u enk 15 5 0 Longitude- I 015 an 85054’38.3”E to al 85054’43.2”E 6 Gon Nih Khata No-307 Openca dia Bhali alp Plot No-1795 st Bha apat Aji ras 05/ 07. 06. Latitude- liap Non 4279/ a tS ad 24. 10. 10. Worki 20047’28.3”N to ata 06.10.16 captiv 17.08 49900 94750 Dt.07 ah Dh 03. 201 202 ng 20047’31.7”N RM- e .15 .10.2 u enk 15 5 0 Longitude- II 015 an 85055’53.5”E to al 85055’55.9”E 7 Dhe Ma Openca nka dhu st nal M sud ad an hu Sah su oo Khata No 1004, da 63 Plot No 286 and Roa S/o n - 01/ 20 20 oper Non- 4018 N20°33'25.9' to d 185752. Bha Sa Aka 28. 15- 19- 14.10.15 ation captiv /17.0 20'33'36.6' Latitude 40000 Me 7 pur, ho ran 10. 16 20 al e 8.15 and E79° 27'17.4' tal o, Sah 15 to 79° 27'27.6' Bh oo Longitude ap At/ PO- ur Gha Ro tibi ad ri,

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tact No 993 820 668 9 9 Dhe Gan Openca nka esh st nal G Pra an sad es Sah h oo Pr S/o as - ad Shy Sa am ho sun Khata No 1004, o, dar Plot No 526 and 60 Roa Bh Sah 527 N20° oo, 87/ 20 20 oper Non- 3954 d ap 33'16.5' to 176647. Bha At- 08. 15- 19- 01.10.15 ation captiv /14.0 38800 Me ur 20°33'21.8' 2 pur, /PO 10. 16 20 al e 8.15 tal Ro Latitude and E79° - 15 ad Kan 27'32.9' to E79° M kad 27'45' Longitude et aha al d,P. Q S- ua Sad rr ar, Dist y - N Dhe o- nka 3 nal 10 Dhe Nar Openca Roa Kata 65 20 20 oper Non- 4542 Khata No 78 and 154793. nka end 31.10.15 st 34000 nal d kam N er 89/ 15- 19- ation captiv /17.0 Plot No 323 9

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Ro S/o 15 and 85° 28'36.6'' E ut, - to 85° 28'44.05'E M Nan Longitude ah dak ul ish pu ore, nji At/ Ro PO- ad Go M disa et hi, al P.S- Q Bar ua ang rry a, Dist - Cut tac k, Con tact No 943 700 285 4 12 Hind At- Openca ol Pat st ala Ra , Karan tik 208 Bla Po- da an 0/0 201 201 Non- 572/1 ck Bal 17.06.201 Worki /25.0 at 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 1.05. Kh.838,pl.5813 46538.85 609336 Sto ara 6 ng 5.201 a 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne m 6 Ro 015 Pra ut sad , Ps-

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Mo tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 13 Hind At- Kh.838, pl.854,949, 959 Openca ol Pat st ala , Po- Bal ara Ra m tik Pra 207 Bla Karan an sad 9/0 201 201 Non- 515/0 ck da/25 17.06.201 Worki 47307.75 at , 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 806436 Sto .05.2 6 ng 2 a Ps- 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne 016 Ro Mo 015 ut tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 14 Hind At- Kh.838, pl.3657, 3659 Openca ol Pat st ala Ra , tik 208 Bla Karan Po- an 1/0 201 201 Non- 469/0 ck da/07 Bal 26.10.201 Worki at 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 1.06. 12707.13 122544 Sto .06.2 ara 7 ng a 6.2 16 20 e 2017 ne 017 m Ro 015 Pra ut sad , Ps-

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Mo tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 15 Hind At- Kh.838, pl.1815 Openca ol Pat st ala , Po- Bal ara m N Pra 208 Bla Karan ar sad 2/0 201 201 Non- 527/0 ck da/25 ay 17.06.201 Worki 41884.96 , 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 596632 Sto .05.2 an 6 ng 4 Ps- 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne 016 Sa Mo 015 hu tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 16 Hind At/ Kh.838, pl.1494 Openca ol Su Po- st mi Bal tr ara Bla Karan a m 09. 201 201 Non- 675/1 ck da/24 M Pra 06. 31.08.201 Worki 5- 9- Captiv 8.06. 33872.19 396560 Sto .08.2 oh sad 201 8 ng 16 20 e 2018 ne 018 a , 5 p Ps- at Mo ra tan ga,

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Dist - Dh enk an al 17 Hind At- Kh.838, pl.2161, 2340, Openca ol Gh 2597 st od adi an, Po- Ba N dal 208 Bla Karan ar o, 4/0 201 201 Non- 523/0 ck da/25 ay 17.06.201 Worki 504681. Ps- 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 12666.66 Sto .05.2 an 6 ng 4 Mo 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne 016 Sa tan 015 hu ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 18 Hind At/ Kh.838, pl.1643, 1717 Openca ol Po- st Pa nc hu Sisi pa r 208 Bla Karan da, Ku 3/.0 201 201 Non- 519/0 ck da/25 Ps- 17.06.201 Worki m 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 12788.07 51044 Sto /05.2 Ras 6 ng ar 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne 016 ol, Pa 015 Dist l - Dh enk an al

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19 Hind At- Kh.838, pl.3743, 3774, Openca ol Pat 4527, 6388, 6302, 5010, st ala 5146, 5148, 5012 , Po- Ba Bal ra ara d m a Pra 207 Bla Karan Pr sad 4/0 201 201 Non- 675/1 ck da/20 as 17.06.201 Worki 200959. , 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 8.06. 44110.74 Sto .05.2 a 6 ng 2 Ps- 6.2 16 20 e 2018 ne 016 d Mo 015 N tan an ga, d Dist a - Dh enk an al 20 Hind At- Kh.419, pl.561 Openca ol Gh st ao da dia n, Jy Po- oti Ba Ra 207 Bla Baba dal nj 8/0 201 201 Non- 570/1 ck ndha/ o, 17.06.201 Worki an 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 1.05. 10279.02 147915 Sto 25.05 Ps- 6 ng M 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne .2016 Mo oh 015 tan an ga, ty Dist - Dh enk an al

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Hind At- Kh.419,pl.508 Openca ol Ka st ntei M koli /s a, G Po- ay Go at bin 325 Bla ri dp Temp 0/0 201 201 897/2 ck Baba Pr ur, 10.08.201 . Captiv 21 9.0 5- 9- 6.07. 32374.9 124407 Sto ndha oj Ps- 8 Worki e 8.2 16 20 2018 ne ec Sa ng 018 ts dar Li , mi Dist te - d Dh enk an al Hind At- Kh.362,pl.1156, 2841 Openca ol Pat st ala , Po- Bal ara Ra m tik Pra 207 Bla Beda an sad 7/.0 201 201 Non- 517/0 ck pada/ 17.06.201 Worki 42268.3 22 at , 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 12423.85 Sto 25.05 6 ng 5 a Ps- 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne .2016 Ro Mo 015 ut tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al

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Hind At- Kh.187,pl.1, 6, 26 Openca ol Pat st ala , Po- Bal ara Ra m Brah tik Pra Bla 03. mapu an sad 201 201 Non- 567/1 ck 06. 17.06.201 Worki 23 r/25.0 at , 5- 9- Captiv 1.05. 31160.8 118180 Sto 201 6 ng 5.201 a Ps- 16 20 e 2016 ne 5 6 Ro Mo ut tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al Hind At- Kh.187,pl.571, 636, Openca ol San 629, 627, 594, 712 st ake sha rpu r, Ta Po- Brah 207 Bla p Na mapu 6/0 201 201 Non- 568/1 ck an par 17.06.201 Worki 67992.4 24 r/25.0 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 1.05. 22783.8 Sto Bis a, 6 ng 5 5.201 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne w Ps- 6 015 al Tan gi, Dist - Cut tac k Hind Bla Kukut Ra At- 104 201 201 Non- 3784/ Kh.298,pl.3594, 3475, Openca 24.09.201 Worki 25 ol ck a/02. tik Pat 1/1 5- 9- Captiv 30.07 3433 st 27650 5 ng Sto 09.20 an ala 3.0 16 20 e .2015

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ne 15 at , 3.2 a Po- 015 Ro Bal ut ara m Pra sad , Ps- Mo tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 26 Hind At- Kh.352,pl.390, 1328 Openca ol San st ake sha rpu r, Ta Po- 207 Bla p Na 2/0 201 201 Non- 2846/ ck Ranja an par Worki 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 29.11 15256.65 117852 Sto gol Bis a, ng 6.2 16 20 e .2018 ne w Ps- 015 al Tan gi, Dist - Cut tac k 27 Hind Ra At- Kh.274,pl.4156, 3294, Openca 207 ol Bla Tarka tik Pat 4178 st 3/0 201 201 Non- 525/0 ck beda/ an ala 17.06.201 Worki 101668. 3.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 17806.2 Sto 25.05 at , 6 ng 5 6.2 16 20 e 2016 ne .2016 a Po- 015 Ro Bal

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ut ara m Pra sad , Ps- Mo tan ga, Dist - Dh enk an al 28 Hind At/ Kh.111,pl.1089/2127 Openca ol Po- st Ga nd Fa an kir ali, 107 Bla Gand M Ps- 3/1 201 201 Non- 513/0 ck anali/ oh 17.06.201 Worki Ras 6.0 5- 9- Captiv 7.05. 12545.3 74981.6 Sto 25.05 an 6 ng ol, 3.2 16 20 e 2016 ne .2016 Kh Dist 015 at .- ua Dh enk an al 29 Ka Bea Kant Sri At/ 263 201 201 28.08.201 Non- Captiv 671 & Khata No-538, Plot Openca 8094 62842.5 ma lap apal Pr Po/ 9 & 5- 9- 8 Worki e dt.18. No-1422 st khy an as PS- dt. 16 20 ng 06.20 an gi an Tu 17. 18 ag roa ta mu 10. ar d Sa sin 201 met ho ga, 5 al o Dist - Dh enk an

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al, Mo b- 943 918 665 0 30 Kan At/P - Non- Non- Kh.105, pl.71 Openca 40468 111712 kad O- Worki captiv st ah Belp ng e ad ahar a S.K Dist Roa . - d Patab Ag Jhar 201 201 - Met eda ra sug 5-16 9-20 - al wa uda l / 993 709 071 9 31 Kan S. - Non Non- Kh.105, pl.50 Openca 48562. 289464 kad K. - captiv st 3 ah e Pat A 20 20 Wor ad Pata abe Gr do - 15- 19- king - a beda da a 16 20 w al 32 Kan AT/ - Non Non- Kh.152, pl.308 Openca 3601.7 22704 kad Ch PO- - captiv st ah e ad he K.N Wor Roa dil aga king a Kaira 20 20 704/ d al r/9 tang - 15- 19- 15.2. Me Ka 43 ar 16 20 16 tal ta 73 ru 33 ka 03 4

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33 Kan At/ - Non Non- Kh.268, pl.3006 Openca 24281. 135380 kad Ch PO- - captiv st 2 ah e ad in Dih Wor Roa m ad king a 20 20 791/ d ay ol/ Jhilli - 15- 19- 15.2. Me Ku 99 16 20 16 tal N 37 ay 27 ak 96 26 34 Kan At- - Non Non- Kh.209, pl.34 Openca 48562. 145380 kad Hal - captiv st 3 ah e ad N adi Wor Roa ak ku king a Hala 20 20 789/ d ul ndi diku - 15- 19- 15.2. Me Ku /99 ndi 16 20 16 tal Sa 37 hu 93 43 01 35 Od Gha Openca ap tipir st ad i, a P.S.- Ama M Sad nitp ad ar, 499 ada Aman hu Dist 4102/ 8 N 20033´36.1´´ to Roa tipad su - SEIAA Dt. 201 201 worki Non- 20033´37.2´´ Latitude & d a/ da Dhe 23.09.2015 /Dt. 44515.420 405560 23.0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85027´07.8´´ to Met 09.05 n nka 17.08. 9.20 85027´18.1´´ Longitude al .2019 Sa nal, 2015 15 Qua ho Mo rry o b No.- 966 844 798

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36 Od Eka Openca ap ghar st ad ia, a P.S.- Mot Bac Jay ang hhur an a, iban 220 Bachh ta Dist 495/D N 20044´43.1´´ to ka 3 uriba Ku - EIAA/ 20044´44.04´´ Latitude Roa Dt. 201 201 worki Non- nk/ ma Dhe 12.05.2016 Dt. & 1902.022 9313 d 12.0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive 28.03 r nka 07.05. E 85024´57.9´´ to Met 5.20 .2019 Pa nal, 2016 85025´0.4´´ Longitude al 16 rid Mo Qua a b rry-I No.- 993 757 040 7 37 Od Oda Openca ap pad st ad a, a P.S.- Bac Mot Pr hhur ang ad iban a, ee ka Bachh Dist 931/D N 20044´45.42´´ to p Roa uriba - 08.0 EIAA/ 20044´42.48´´ Latitude Ku 201 202 worki Non- d nk/ Dhe 6.20 08.06.2016 Dt. & 4087.324 14604 ma 8-19 2-23 ng Captive Met 04.04 nka 16 28.07. E 85024´52.83´´ to r al .2019 nal, 2018 85024´47.17´´ Longitude Na Qua Mo ya rry- b k II No.- 943 729 094 1 38 Od Bad Badal Ja Bala 601 201 201 worki Non- 222/D N 20044´30.9´´ to Openca 15.09.2017 32415.319 172397 ap alo o/ na ram 0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive EIAA/ 20045´07.1´´ Latitude & st

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ad Roa 18.05 rd pras Dt. Dt. E 85021´29.4´´ to a d .2019 an ad, 15.0 14.03. 85022´30.9´´ Longitude Met Pa P.S.- 9.20 2017 al tta Mot 17 Qua nai ang rry-I k a, Dist - Dhe nka nal, Mo b No.- 993 720 107 3 39 Od (Block-A) Openca ap N 20044´59.18´´ to st ad 20045´00.14´´ Latitude Bala a & ram E 85022´17.38´´ to pras 85022´15.39´´ Longitude ad(P (Block-B) atal N 20044´59.92´´ to Bad a), 20045´00.47´´ Latitude alo P.S.- Ra 160 & Roa Mot 929/D Badal tik 0 E 85022´18.99´´ to d ang EIAA/ o/ an Dt. 201 202 Non- 85022´17.23´´ Longitude Met a, 25.03.2019 Dt. 7041.530 10571 13.09 t 25.0 8-19 2-23 Captive (Block-C) al Dist 28.07. .2019 Ro 3.20 N 20044´57.13´´ to Qua - 2018 ut 19 20044´55.91´´ Latitude rry- Dhe & II nka E 85022´20.06´´ to nal, 85022´18.32´´ Longitude 706 (Block-D) 440 N 20044´55.79´´ to 142 20044´54.99´´ Latitude 8 & E 85022´18.13´´ to 85022´16.83´´ Longitude

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(Block-E) N 20044´53.74´´ to 20044´52.02´´ Latitude & E 85022´19.51´´ to 85022´16.61´´ Longitude 40 Od Oda Openca ap pad st ad a, a P.S.- Mot Bala Pr ang ram ad a, pras ee 217 Balar Dist 499/D N 20045´29.93´´ to ad p 3 ampr - EIAA/ 20045´33.16´´ Latitude Roa Ku Dt. 201 201 worki Non- asad/ Dhe 12.05.2016 Dt. & 36421.707 168059 d ma 12.0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive 04.04 nka 07.05. E 85023´12.01´´ to Met r 5.20 .2019 nal, 2016 85023´23.03´´ Longitude al Na 16 Mo Qua ya b rry k No.- 943 729 094 1 41 Od At- Openca ap Biha st ad ripu a r, Baut P.O. irag - Du ada Bautir Kan 563/D sas N 20045´08.1´´ to Roa agada kili, EIAA/ an 201 201 worki Non- 20045´01.4´´ Latitude & d / P.S.- - 08.06.2016 Dt. 13961.654 36193 Bh 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85023´05.9´´ to Met 21.05 Talc 11.05. uti 85023´13.5´´ Longitude al .2019 her, 2016 a Qua Dist rry-I - Ang ul, Mo b

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No.- 993 813 442 4 42 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad(P atal a), Baut M P.S.- irag an Mot ada as ang 219 Bautir 507/D Roa Ch a, 9 N 20045´08.6´´ to agada EIAA/ d an Dist Dt. 201 201 worki Non- 20045´15.6´´ Latitude & / 12.05.2016 Dt. 14811.494 76672.8 Met dr - 12.0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85023´13.8´´ to 04.04 07.05. al a Dhe 5.20 85023´24.0´´ Longitude .2019 2016 Qua Bis nka 16 rry- wa nal, II l Mo b No.- 993 739 950 9 43 Od Upp Openca ap erb st ad Brah agh a man alun abas da, 508 a Brah Di P.S.- 4064/ N 20045´12.44´´ to 8 Roa mana ba Mot SEIAA 20045´19.85´´ Latitude Dt.2 201 201 worki Non- d basa/ kar ang 28.09.2015 /Dt. & 18291.791 168951 8.09 5-16 9-20 ng Captive Met 09.04 Ro a, 17.08. E 85022´21.95´´ to .201 al .2019 ut Dist 2015 85022´27.56´´ Longitude 5 Qua - rry- Dhe II nka nal, Mo

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b No.- 993 746 136 5 44 Od Tala Openca ap bag st ad halu a nda, P.S.- Brah Pr Mot man as ang basa an a, 629 Brah 927/D N 20045´20.97´´ to Roa na Dist 1 mana EIAA/ 20045´14.22´´ Latitude d Ku - Dt.1 201 202 worki Non- basa/ 18.12.2018 Dt. & 19991.470 91354 Met ma Dhe 8.12 8-19 2-23 ng Captive 09.04 28.07. E 85022´35.91´´ to al r nka .201 .2019 2018 85022´25.70´´ Longitude Qua Sa nal, 8 rry- ho Mo VI o b No.- 993 730 915 7 45 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad( Gho Gir God dadi ija idihi 221 an Ghod 503/D Sa ), 1 N 20043´32.8´´ to Roa adian EIAA/ nk P.S.- Dt.1 201 201 worki Non- 20043´43.5´´ Latitude & d / 12.05.2016 Dt. 20719.904 78932 ar Mot 2.05 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85022´56.4´´ to Met 02.04 07.05. Sa ang .201 85023´03.6´´ Longitude al .2019 2016 ho a, 6 Qua o Dist rry-I - Dhe nka nal,

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Mo b No.- 993 849 122 3 46 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad(P (Block-A) atal Gho N 20044´00.77´´ to a), dadi 20043´55.66´´ Latitude P.S.- an Ra & Ghod Mot 475 917/D Roa tik E 85023´33.67´´ to adian ang Dt.2 EIAA/ d an 201 202 Non- 85023´29.48´´ Longitude / a, 9.01 29.01.2019 Dt. 16551.642 58637 Met t 8-19 2-23 Captive (Block-B) 13.09 Dist .201 28.07. al Ro N 20044´59.11´´ to .2019 - 9 2018 Qua ut 20043´57.07´´ Latitude Dhe rry- & nka II E 85023´34.32´´ to nal, 85022´18.32´´ Longitude 706 440 142 8 47 Od Kam Openca ap alan st ad ga, a P.S.- Kam Ra Kan alan gh taba ga 370 933/D Kamal un nia, N 20053´3.3´´ to Roa Dt.2 EIAA/ anga/ at Dist 201 202 worki Non- 20053´6.8´´ Latitude & d 1.01 21.01.2019 Dt. 2589.988 5472 15.06 h - 8-19 2-23 ng Captive E 85015´25.8´´ to Met .201 28.07. .2019 Sa Dhe 85015´30.6´´ Longitude al 9 2018 ho nka Qua o nal, rry Mo b No.- 986

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135 471 2 48 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad, P.S.- Mot Rani Bis ang bani wa a, 220 a ra 501/D Ranib Dist 7 N 20045´23.2´´ to Roa nja EIAA/ ania / - Dt.1 201 201 worki Non- 20045´40.3´´ Latitude & d n 12.05.2016 Dt. 14163.997 14016.8 12.09 Dhe 2.05 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85021´44.0´´ to Met Pa 07.05. .2019 nka .201 85022´3.7´´ Longitude al tta 2016 nal, 6 Qua nai Mo rry-I k b No.- 943 719 797 3 49 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad(P atal Rani a), bani M P.S.- a an 219 Mot 497/D Roa Ranib as 5 N 20045´35.1´´ to ang EIAA/ d ania / Ra Dt.1 201 201 worki Non- 20045´39.9´´ Latitude & a, 12.05.2016 Dt. 3399.359 9464 Met 26.03 nja 2.05 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85022´03.2´´ to Dist 07.05. al .2019 n .201 85022´14.5´´ Longitude - 2016 Qua Ro 6 Dhe rry- ut, nka II nal, Mo b No.- 993

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744 800 9 50 Od Bala Openca ap ram st ad pras a ad(P atal a), P.S.- Nar Mot ahar Be ang 288 ipur Narah 505/D nu a, 6 N 20044´44.4´´ to Roa aripur EIAA/ dh Dist Dt.1 201 201 worki Non- 20044´52.1´´ Latitude & d / 18.06.2016 Dt. 9186.364 23024.8 ar - 8.06 5-16 9-20 ng Captive E 85023´07.9´´ to Met 15.03 07.05. Ro Dhe .201 85023´40.0´´ Longitude al .2019 2016 ut nka 6 Qua nal, rry Mo b No.- 993 891 221 5 51 Od Bala (Block-A) Openca ap ram N 20045´03.3´´ to st ad pras 20045´03.1´´ Latitude & a ad, E 85023´37.9´´ to P.S.- 85023´37.6´´ Longitude Sirid Mot (Block-B) i 109 A ang 613/S N 20045´00.1´´ to Roa 0 Siridi/ ma a, EIAA/ 20045´00.0´´ Latitude & d Dt. 201 201 worki Non- 29.03 r Dist 10.03.2016 Dt. E 85023´45.3´´ to 32374.851 188414 Met 11.0 5-16 9-20 ng Captive .2019 Je - 30.01. 85023´44.7´´ Longitude al 3.20 na Dhe 2016 (Block-C) Qua 16 nka N 20044´35.5´´ to rry nal, 20044´37.4´´ Latitude & Mo E 85024´08.8´´ to b 85024´03.9´´ Longitude No.- (Block-D) 993 N 20044´34.2´´ to

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764 20044´31.7´´ Latitude & 318 E 85023´42.1´´ to 8 85023´43.5´´ Longitude (Block-E) N 20044´30.8´´ to 20044´30.1´´ Latitude & E 85023´31.6´´ to 85023´31.5´´ Longitude (Block-F) N 20044´29.6´´ to 20044´28.3´´ Latitude & E 85023´34.8´´ to 85023´37.0´´ Longitude (Block-G) N 20044´20.8´´ to 20044´19.1´´ Latitude & E 85023´34.9´´ to 85023´35.4´´ Longitude

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Annexure II

SOURCES ALREADY AUCTIONED BUT NOT EXECUTED (LOI ISSUED)

Name of Address & Letter of Validity of Use Location of the the Contact Intent LoI (Captive/ Source Name of Area of the Successful No of Grant Non- recommended for Mineable village/Da mineral Name of Name of Minor auction Letter of Order No. Captive) mineral concession mineral Sl. No. te of potential Tahasil Mineral holder Intent & date (GPS co-ordinates or potential (in registratio patch (in sq Holder Khata & Plot No) cum) n deed m) (Sketch map to be attached) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Nihalpr 63500 161892.2 asad, 34 Khand Khandabandh 580/Dt Non Khata No-953 AjitSah Dhenk Goinda aband a Road Metal .25.02. Captiv Plot No-3304 u anal ha Area-2.56 Ha 15 e 993820 6689 2 Goinda Khata No-25658 43600 196674.4 Plot No-3821 & 80 Nihalpr 3769 asad, Nahada Road 580/Dt Non Latitude- Nahad AjitSah Dhenk Metal II .25.02. Captiv 20048’13.15”N to a u anal Area-4.37 Ha 15 e 20048’17.34”N 993820 Longitude- 6689 85053’58.95”E to 85053’17.53”E 3 Goinda Nihalpr 87000 580149.2 Nihalprasad asad, 48 580/Dt Non Khata No-1513 Nihalpr RM II AjitSah Dhenk .25.02. Captiv Plot No-6232 asad Area-8.70 Ha u anal 15 e 993820 6689 4 Goinda AjitSah Khata No-1513 87000 509896.8 Nihalpr u Plot No-6168 00 asad, Nihalprasad 580/Dt Non Latitude- Nihalpr Dhenk RM III .25.02. Captiv 200 47’35.8” N to asad anal Area- 8.70 Ha 15 e 20047’51.3” N 993820 Longitude 6689 86001’28.5”E to 86001’43.4”E 5 Kamak Janatar Road metal, M/S 266/21 1171/d 2019- Non- Khata No-204, 18010 384842 hyanag ibola 1.801 ha Crosan 83, t.25.04 20 Captiv Plot no-1031 ar Corvia Jiridam .2015 e m ali, PS- Constr Kamak uction hyanag ar, Dist- Dhenk anal 6 Kamak Matha Road metal, Sambit At/Po- 1171/d 2019- Non- Khata No-578, 4980 49145.6 hyanag karagol 0.498 ha Kumar Matha t.25.04 20 Captiv Plot no-4044 ar a Mishra karagol .2015 e a, Ps- Kamak hyanag ar, Dist- Dhenk anal 7 Kamak Ekatali Road Metal, Smt At- 1171/d 2019- Non- Khata No-65, Plot 4210 15745.6 hyanag 0.421 Janhab Ekatali, t.25.04 20 Captiv no-139 ar i Po- .2015 e Biswal Kanap ura, Ps- Kamak hyanag ar, Dist- Dhenk anal 8 Parjan At- Kh.701, pl.62 6177 g Kumusi PS- Parjan g Kumu Dist- 5000 si Dhenk anal Mob. Pratap No. Road metal & Kumar 977688 Non- 0.50Hect. Panda 3244 - - captive 9 Parjan Barih Road metal & Rohit At- Non- Kh.828, pl.8469 6250 5600 g apur 0.56Hect. Kumar Parjan - - captive Saal g PS- Parjan g, Dist- Dhenk anal, Mob. No. 789419 1755 10 Parjan At- Kh.145, 1606 g Artasa pl.431/2177 mantar a Manik Kateni amar PS- 1300 a Motan ga 2272 Khirod Dist- Dt Road metal & Kumar Dhenk 10.08.2 Non- 0.13Hect. Sahoo anal 015 - captive 11 Parjan At- Kh.219, pl.157 3583 g Talcher Town PS- Talcer Domu Dist- 2900 hani Angul Mob. 2268 Banab No. Dt Road metal & ar 955662 10.08.2 Non- 0.29Hect. Bhutia 7975 015 - captive 12 Parjan At- Kh.67, pl.7 11614 g Parjan g PS- Parjan Moha g, napa Dist- 9400 si Dhenk anal, Mob. 2266 Subrat No. Dt Road metal & Kumar 943826 10.08.2 Non- 0.94Hect. Das 3410 015 - captive 13 Parjan At- Kh.417, 34965 g Parjan pl.373/6170 g PS- Parjan g, Basul Dist- 28300 ei Dhenk anal, Pradee Mob. 2618 p No. Dt Road metal & kumar 993798 11.09.2 Non- 2.83Hect. Samal 0233 015 - captive 14 Parjan At- Kh.127, pl.1318 2100 g Lodhan i, PS- Parjan g, Rang Dist- 1700 athali Dhenk anal, Mob. 2270 Bharat No. Dt Road metal & Charan 933748 10.08.2 Non- 0.17 Hect. Sahoo 8909 015 - captive 15 At- Kh.127, pl.488 1569 Kamala ng PS- Kantab ania Parjan Rang Dist- g athali Dhenk anal, Mob. 2274 Sudha No. Dt Road metal & kar 993721 10.08.2 Non- 0.127 Hect. Jena 3012 015 - captive 1270 16 17 ANNEXURE III

POTENTIAL ROAD METAL/ BLACKSTONE/WHITESTONE SOURCES OF THE DISTRICT

Name of Area of the Location of the Source (Total Hillock) Mineable village/Date mineral Name of Name of recommended for mineral concession (GPS mineral Sl. No. of registration Status potential Tahasil Minor Mineral co-ordinates or Khata & Plot No) (Sketch potential (in of lease patch (in sq map to be attached) cum) deed m) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Gondia Khata No-1513 Plot No-2101 Nihalprasad Nihalprasad Latitude- Working 83700 896601 Dt.07.10.2015 RM-1 20047’21.6”N to 20047’31.9”N Longitude- 85058’59”E to 85059’15.6”E 2 Gondia Khata No-658 Plot No-3787 Nahada Latitude Working Nahada RM-! 20200 141406 Dt.07.10.2015 20048’35”N to 20048’40.2”N Longitude 85052’44.2”E to 85052’49.4”E 3 Gondia Khata No-658 Plot No-3488 Nahada Nahada RM- Latitude Working 13300 33687 Dt.07.10.2015 III 20048’16.3”N to 20048’20.2”N Longitude 85053’46.1”E to 85052’51.6”E 4 Gondia Khata No-467 Plot No-1874 Tolarpasi Latitude- Working Tolarpasi RM 13700 45136 Dt.07.10.2015 22001’18.8”N to 22001’31.9”N Longitude- 83055’55.9”E to 83056’03.9”E

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5 Gondia Khata No-307 Plot No-1795 Bhaliapata Bhaliapata Latitude- Working 50000 90298 Dt.07.10.2015 RM-I 20048’10.5”N to 20048’14.1”N Longitude- 85054’38.3”E to 85054’43.2”E 6 Gondia Khata No-307 Plot No-1795 Bhaliapata Bhaliapata Latitude- Working 49900 94750 Dt.07.10.2015 RM-II 20047’28.3”N to 20047’31.7”N Longitude- 85055’53.5”E to 85055’55.9”E 7 Dhenkanal Khata No 1004, Plot No 286 and N20°33'25.9' to operation Bhapur, Road Metal 20'33'36.6' Latitude and E79° 27'17.4' to 79° 27'27.6' 40000 185752.7 al Longitude 8 Dhenkanal Khata No 1004, Plot No 522,523. N 20° 33' 22.5' operation Vill- Bhapur, Road Metal to N20° 33'27.8'Latitude and E85°27'41.2' to 15400 70112.54 al 85°27'49.7' Longitude 9 Dhenkanal Khata No 1004, Plot No 526 and 527 N20° operation Bhapur, Road Metal 33'16.5' to 20°33'21.8' Latitude and E79° 27'32.9' to 38800 176647.2 al E79° 27'45' Longitude 10 Dhenkanal Khata No 78 and Plot No 323 Katakamada operation Road Metal N20°40'48.3' to 20° 40'49.9' Latitude and E85° 34000 154793.9 Khamar al 37'49.2'' to 87° 37'47.0' Latitude 11 Dhenkanal Non- Khata No 571 Plot No 234 and 1334 20° Mahulpunji operation Road Metal 33'19.2N to 20° 33'26.8N latitude and 85° 28'36.6'' E 6120 27862.91 al to 85° 28'44.05'E Longitude 12 Hindol Karanda Working Black Stone Kh.838,pl.5813 46538.85 609336 /25.05.2016 13 Hindol Karanda/25.05. Kh.838, pl.854,949, 959 Working Black Stone 47307.752 806436 2016 14 Hindol Karanda/07.06. Kh.838, pl.3657, 3659 Working Black Stone 12707.13 122544 2017 15 Hindol Karanda/25.05. Kh.838, pl.1815 Working Black Stone 41884.964 596632 2016 16 Hindol Karanda/24.08. Kh.838, pl.1494 Working Black Stone 33872.19 396560 2018 17 Hindol Karanda/25.05. Kh.838, pl.2161, 2340, 2597 Working Black Stone 12666.66 504681.4 2016 18 Hindol Karanda/25/05. Kh.838, pl.1643, 1717 Working Black Stone 12788.07 51044 2016

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19 Hindol Karanda/20.05. Kh.838, pl.3743, 3774, 4527, 6388, 6302, 5010, 5146, Working Black Stone 44110.74 200959.2 2016 5148, 5012 20 Hindol Babandha/25.0 Kh.419, pl.561 Working Black Stone 10279.02 147915 5.2016 21 Hindol Temp. Kh.419,pl.508 Babandha Black Stone 32374.9 124407 Working 22 Hindol Bedapada/25.0 Kh.362,pl.1156, 2841 Working Black Stone 12423.85 42268.35 5.2016 23 Hindol Brahmapur/25. Kh.187,pl.1, 6, 26 Working Black Stone 31160.8 118180 05.2016 24 Hindol Brahmapur/25. Kh.187,pl.571, 636, 629, 627, 594, 712 Working Black Stone 22783.8 67992.45 05.2016 25 Hindol Kukuta/02.09.2 Kh.298,pl.3594, 3475, 3433 Working Black Stone 27650 015 26 Hindol Ranjagol Working Black Stone Kh.352,pl.390, 1328 15256.65 117852 27 Hindol Tarkabeda/25.0 Kh.274,pl.4156, 3294, 4178 Working Black Stone 17806.2 101668.5 5.2016 28 Hindol Gandanali/25.0 Kh.111,pl.1089/2127 Working Black Stone 12545.3 74981.6 5.2016 29 Kamakhyana Kantapal Non- Bealapangi Khata No-538, Plot No-1422 8094 62842.5 gar Working road metal 30 Kankadahad Non- Kh.105, pl.71 40468 111712 Patabeda Road Metal a Working 31 Kankadahad Non- Kh.105, pl.50 48562.3 289464 Patabeda Patabeda a Working 32 Kankadahad Non- Kh.152, pl.308 3601.7 22704 Kairatangar Road Metal a Working 33 Kankadahad Non- Kh.268, pl.3006 24281.2 135380 Jhilli Road Metal a Working 34 Kankadahad Non- Kh.209, pl.34 48562.3 145380 Haladikundi Road Metal a Working 35 Odapada Amanitpada 0 0 Amantipada/ N 20 33´36.1´´ to 20 33´37.2´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 44515.420 405560 09.05.2019 E 85027´07.8´´ to 85027´18.1´´ Longitude Quarry 36 Odapada Bachhuribanka 0 0 Bachhuribank/ N 20 44´43.1´´ to 20 44´44.04´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 1902.022 9313 28.03.2019 E 85024´57.9´´ to 85025´0.4´´ Longitude Quarry-I 37 Odapada Bachhuribanka 0 0 Bachhuribank/ N 20 44´45.42´´ to 20 44´42.48´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 4087.324 14604 04.04.2019 E 85024´52.83´´ to 85024´47.17´´ Longitude Quarry-II 38 Odapada Badalo/ working Badalo Road N 20044´30.9´´ to 20045´07.1´´ Latitude & 32415.319 172397

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18.05.2019 Metal Quarry-I E 85021´29.4´´ to 85022´30.9´´ Longitude 39 Odapada (Block-A) N 20044´59.18´´ to 20045´00.14´´ Latitude & E 85022´17.38´´ to 85022´15.39´´ Longitude (Block-B) N 20044´59.92´´ to 20045´00.47´´ Latitude & E 85022´18.99´´ to 85022´17.23´´ Longitude (Block-C) Badalo/ Badalo Road N 20044´57.13´´ to 20044´55.91´´ Latitude & 7041.530 10571 13.09.2019 Metal Quarry-II E 85022´20.06´´ to 85022´18.32´´ Longitude (Block-D) N 20044´55.79´´ to 20044´54.99´´ Latitude & E 85022´18.13´´ to 85022´16.83´´ Longitude (Block-E) N 20044´53.74´´ to 20044´52.02´´ Latitude & E 85022´19.51´´ to 85022´16.61´´ Longitude 40 Odapada Balaramprasad 0 0 Balaramprasad/ N 20 45´29.93´´ to 20 45´33.16´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 36421.707 168059 04.04.2019 E 85023´12.01´´ to 85023´23.03´´ Longitude Quarry 41 Odapada Bautiragada 0 0 Bautiragada/ N 20 45´08.1´´ to 20 45´01.4´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 13961.654 36193 21.05.2019 E 85023´05.9´´ to 85023´13.5´´ Longitude Quarry-I 42 Odapada Bautiragada 0 0 Bautiragada/ N 20 45´08.6´´ to 20 45´15.6´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 14811.494 76672.8 04.04.2019 E 85023´13.8´´ to 85023´24.0´´ Longitude Quarry-II 43 Odapada Brahmanabasa 0 0 Brahmanabasa/ N 20 45´12.44´´ to 20 45´19.85´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 18291.791 168951 09.04.2019 E 85022´21.95´´ to 85022´27.56´´ Longitude Quarry- II 44 Odapada Brahmanbasa 0 0 Brahmanabasa/ N 20 45´20.97´´ to 20 45´14.22´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 19991.470 91354 09.04.2019 E 85022´35.91´´ to 85022´25.70´´ Longitude Quarry-VI 45 Odapada Ghodadian 0 0 Ghodadian/ N 20 43´32.8´´ to 20 43´43.5´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 20719.904 78932 02.04.2019 E 85022´56.4´´ to 85023´03.6´´ Longitude Quarry-I 46 Odapada (Block-A) N 20044´00.77´´ to 20043´55.66´´ Latitude & Ghodadian Ghodadian/ E 85023´33.67´´ to 85023´29.48´´ Longitude Road Metal 16551.642 58637 13.09.2019 (Block-B) Quarry-II N 20044´59.11´´ to 20043´57.07´´ Latitude & E 85023´34.32´´ to 85022´18.32´´ Longitude 47 Odapada Kamalanga/ Kamalanga N 20053´3.3´´ to 20053´6.8´´ Latitude & working 2589.988 5472 15.06.2019 Road Metal E 85015´25.8´´ to 85015´30.6´´ Longitude

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Quarry 48 Odapada Ranibania / Ranibania Road N 20045´23.2´´ to 20045´40.3´´ Latitude & working 14163.997 14016.8 12.09.2019 Metal Quarry-I E 85021´44.0´´ to 85022´3.7´´ Longitude 49 Odapada Ranibania / Ranibania Road N 20045´35.1´´ to 20045´39.9´´ Latitude & working 3399.359 9464 26.03.2019 Metal Quarry-II E 85022´03.2´´ to 85022´14.5´´ Longitude 50 Odapada Naraharipur 0 0 Naraharipur/ N 20 44´44.4´´ to 20 44´52.1´´ Latitude & working Road Metal 9186.364 23024.8 15.03.2019 E 85023´07.9´´ to 85023´40.0´´ Longitude Quarry 51 Odapada (Block-A) N 20045´03.3´´ to 20045´03.1´´ Latitude & E 85023´37.9´´ to 85023´37.6´´ Longitude (Block-B) N 20045´00.1´´ to 20045´00.0´´ Latitude & E 85023´45.3´´ to 85023´44.7´´ Longitude (Block-C) N 20044´35.5´´ to 20044´37.4´´ Latitude & E 85024´08.8´´ to 85024´03.9´´ Longitude (Block-D) Siridi/ Siridi Road working N 20044´34.2´´ to 20044´31.7´´ Latitude & 32374.851 188414 29.03.2019 Metal Quarry E 85023´42.1´´ to 85023´43.5´´ Longitude (Block-E) N 20044´30.8´´ to 20044´30.1´´ Latitude & E 85023´31.6´´ to 85023´31.5´´ Longitude (Block-F) N 20044´29.6´´ to 20044´28.3´´ Latitude & E 85023´34.8´´ to 85023´37.0´´ Longitude (Block-G) N 20044´20.8´´ to 20044´19.1´´ Latitude & E 85023´34.9´´ to 85023´35.4´´ Longitude 52 LOI Khandabandha Khata No-953 63500 161892.234 Goinda Khandabandha issued Road Metal Plot No-3304 Area-2.56 Ha 53 Goinda LOI Khata No-25658 43600 196674.480 issued Plot No-3821 & 3769 Latitude- Nahada Road 20048’13.15”N to Nahada Metal II 20048’17.34”N Area-4.37 Ha Longitude- 85053’58.95”E to 85053’17.53”E 54 Goinda LOI Nihalprasad RM Khata No-1513 87000 580149.248 Nihalprasad issued II Plot No-6232

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55 Goinda LOI Khata No-1513 87000 509896.800 issued Plot No-6168 Nihalprasad RM Latitude- Nihalprasad III 200 47’35.8” N to 20047’51.3” N Area- 8.70 Ha Longitude 86001’28.5”E to 86001’43.4”E 56 Kamakhyanagar Janataribola LOI Road metal, Khata No-204, Plot no-1031 18010 384842 issued 1.801 ha 57 Kamakhyanagar Mathakaragola LOI Road metal, Khata No-578, Plot no-4044 4980 49145.6 issued 0.498 ha 58 Kamakhyanagar Ekatali LOI Road Metal, Khata No-65, Plot no-139 4210 15745.6 issued 0.421 59 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.701, pl.62 6177 Kumusi 5000 issued 0.50Hect. 60 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.828, pl.8469 6250 Barihapur 5600 issued 0.56Hect. 61 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.145, pl.431/2177 1606 Manikamara 1300 issued 0.13Hect. 62 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.219, pl.157 3583 Domuhani 2900 issued 0.29Hect. 63 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.67, pl.7 11614 Mohanapasi 9400 issued 0.94Hect. 64 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.417, pl.373/6170 34965 Basulei 28300 issued 2.83Hect. 65 Parjang LOI Road metal & Kh.127, pl.1318 2100 Rangathali 1700 issued 0.17 Hect. 66 LOI Road metal & Kh.127, pl.488 1569 Parjang Rangathali issued 0.127 Hect. 1270 67 Dhenkanala Katakamada New Katakamada Road Metal N20°40'48.3' to 20° 40'49.9' Latitude and Quarry No-2 E85° 37'49.2'' to 87° 37'47.0' 34000 124793.92 68 Dhenkanala Bhapur New Bhapur Road N20°33'25.9' to 20'33'36.6' Latitude and Metal Quarry 40000 No-1 E79° 27'17.4' to 79° 27'27.6' Longitude 165752.71 69 Dhenkanala Bhapur New Bhapur Road 20° 33' 22.5' to 20° 33'27.8'Latitude and 15400 Metal Quarry E85°27'41.2' to 85°27'49.7' Longitude No-4 62112.54 70 Dhenkanala Bhapur New N20° 33'16.5' to 20°33'21.8' Latitude and 38800 146647.185

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Bhapur Road E79° 27'32.9' to E79° 27'45' Longitude Metal Quarry No-3 71 Dhenkanala Mahulpunj New Mahulpunji Road Metal Quarry 20° 33'19.2N to 20° 33'26.8N latitude and 85° 28'36.6'' E to 85° 28'44.05'E Longitude 6120 22862.00 72 New Khandabandha Khata No-953 63500 161892.234 Goinda Khandabandha Road Metal Plot No-3304 Area-2.56 Ha 73 Goinda New Khata No-25658 43600 196674.480 Plot No-3821 & 3769 Latitude- Nahada Road 20048’13.15”N to Nahada Metal II 20048’17.34”N Area-4.37 Ha Longitude- 85053’58.95”E to 85053’17.53”E 74 Goinda New Nihalprasad RM 87000 580149.248 Khata No-1513 II Nihalprasad Plot No-6232 Area-8.70 Ha

75 Goinda New Khata No-1513 87000 509896.800 Plot No-6168 Nihalprasad RM Latitude- Nihalprasad III 200 47’35.8” N to 20047’51.3” N Area- 8.70 Ha Longitude 86001’28.5”E to 86001’43.4”E 76 Hindol New Black 14160 17495 Khata No.838 Karanda Stone(1.416 Plot No.1565 ha) 77 Hindol New Black 21810 26946 Khata No.838 Karanda Stone(2.181h Plot No.1485,1345,1335 a) 78 Hindol New Black 34030 42044 Khata No.-837,838 Karanda Stone(3.403 Plot No.1211,1210,1352,1353,1351,1349 ha) 79 Hindol New Black Khata No.-838 11490 14196 Karanda Stone(1.149 Plot No.4529,4533,4649

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ha) 80 Hindol New Black 6790 8389 Gobardhanp Khata-224,14,218,72/3 Stone(0.679h ur Plot-89,89/1030,88,87,86 a) 81 Hindol New Black 10900 13467 Khata No.-352 Ranjagol Stone(1.09 Plot No.-274,334,335 ha) 82 Hindol New Black 7640 9439 Khata No.-352 Ranjagol Stone(0.764 Plot No.-1338 ha) 83 Hindol New Black 14360 17742 Khata No.-352 Ranjagol Stone(1.436 Plot No.-82,83 ha) 84 Hindol New Black 6670 8352 Khata No.-274 Tarkabeda Stone(0.667 Plot No.-3180 ha) 85 Hindol New Black 63330 78244 Khata No.113 Gandanali Stone(6.333 Plot No.-221,211 ha) 86 Hindol New Black 14160 17495 Khata No.838 Karanda Stone(1.416 Plot No.1565 ha)

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MINERAL MAP OF DHENKANAL DISTRICT

SCALE:. 1:110,000

PLATE NO-4

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Block Headquarter District Boundary NH Road I SH Road/Major District Road

Railway Line

~ River/LakelWaterbody

•• Acid Charnocki!e (Cha) Alluvium with imoersrstantiatente (01) Augen gneiss,gametiferous gneiss, _ garnetiferous leucogranite Basic Chamockite (Chb)

Boulder bed,tiliile,sandstone and shale

Dolerite

Granite

Granophyre - Laterite Ouartz-garnet-sllimanite-graphite schisllgness(Ks) - Quatzite{Kq) - Residual soil and aliuvium(Qs) Sandstone,shale,coal - Ultramafics of Sukinda/Baula Naushi Hornblende schist (Gh) - Quartzite/quartz-sercite schist (Gq) - Grit,conglomerate and quarterte/sanostonercc) LEASE/POTENTIAL MAP OF ROAD METAL/BUILDING STONE/BLACK STONE/WHITE STONE IN DHENKANAL DISTRICT SCALE:-1:110,OOO

PLATE NO-5

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GoIadadia- K.ndhau-

Moulabhanja-

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BloCk Headquarter District Boundary NH Road SH Road/Major District Road Railway Line

RiverlLakelWaterbody

Lease/Potential Area for - Road Metal/Building Stone/Black SlonelWhite Stone