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District Survey Report Mahasamund AS PER NOTIFICATION NO 2019 District Survey Report Mahasamund AS PER NOTIFICATION NO. S.O. 3611(E) NEW DELHI, 25TH JULY, 2018 OF MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY AND MINING MINERAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Govt. of Chhattisgarh LOCATION AND COMMUNICATION MAP – MAHASAMUND DISTRICT 1 1.Introduction Mahasamund district is situated in the Eastern part of the Chhattisgarh state. It falls in the Survey of India’s Degree Sheet No. 64 K,O,L and G between the Latitude 20º49’30” : 21º33’07”N and Longitude 81º59’56”:83º16’10” E.t The district is bounded by Raipur district in the north,west and southwest, Raigarh district in the north-east, Kalahandi and Sambalpur dist. Of Orissa state in the south-east,south and east. Mahasamund district came into being in July 1998. It is famous for its traditional background. The region once capital of South Kosala ruled by ‘Somyavansiya Empores’ Mahasamund district is spread out in an area of 4790 sq.km in the Central-East of Chhattisgarh state.Total forest cover of the area is 1101.99 sq.km as per 2010-2011 data. District includes 05 tahsil and 1145 villages. Headquarter Mahasamund is located in the south-west corner of the district with Pithoura, Saraypali, Bagbahra and Basana are the tahsil of the districtLocated on the East Coast Railway Zone.and Mahasamund district has three National Highway which are NH 53 (Nagapur-Sambalpur), NH 217 and NH 216, most of the destinations are well connected with tar roads in the district. District survey report has been prepaired as per notification No. S.O. 3611 (e) New Delhi, 25 July 2018 of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. The report primarily is focused on the Geological Details i.e. minerals its occurrence, deposit and mining activity, along with the mineral production and royalty details, geographical and infrastructure information is also included. District Environment Impact Assessment Authority and District Environment assessment committee will utilize this report in favour of the environment concerned activities and act accordingly. 2 Also this report will act as reference for the lease holders of minerals and those willing to apply for lease. 2. Overview of Mining Activity in the District Mahasamund is important district for minor minerals. These minerals are Quartz, Quartzite, Granite, Limestone, Flag stone, Sand, Soil and Laterite. Occurance of Molybdenum and Flourite are also reported in veins and veinlets in Sheard zone. Quartzite is reported in Chourakhuta and Makarmuta village. A total 173 Nos. minning leases (Minor mineral) have been granted in the district in which 127 Nos. flag stone, 1 No. Granite, 1 No. boulder, 11 Nos. Bricks, 8 Nos. Quartz, 22 Nos. Stone crusher, 3 Nos. Quartzite. Approximately in 2018-19 Rs. 2,19,13,857 is earned for all minor minerals. State Government is carrying on various infrastructure development project in all district, like Pachri Nirman, Dams, Over bridge on rivers/nala, approach road etc., all above works require Sand in different sizes which is in huge demand. 3 3. List of Mining Leases and Sand in the District with location, area and period of validity (i) There is no Mining Lease exist in the district (ii) List of Quary lease in the district with location area and period of validity Name of Name of Lessee Address & Mining Area of Mining Period of Mining Status Captive/Non Obtained Location of The Method of Mineral Contact No. Lease Grant Lease (Hec.) Lease(Initial) (Working/Non Captive Environmental Mining Lease Mining(Opencast/ of Lessee order No. & Working/Tem Clearamnce (Latitiude & Under Ground) Date Working for (Yes/No.), If Longitude) dispatch etc. Yes Letter No. & Date of Grant of EC. Sl.No. From To 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 21° 9'57.49"N to Flag Smt Shanu Station Para Non ,1055, 21°10'2.53"N 1 22.02.2011 0.83 22.02.2011 21.02.2041 Working Open Cast Stone Gupta Mahasamund Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'18.94"E to 82° 1'19.40"E 21°10'28.52"N Turi Hatri to Flag Shri Dilip Kumar Purani Basti Non 1041, 21°10'30.46"N 2 22.02.2007 1.04 22.07.2007 21.07.2027 Working Open Cast Stone Agrwal Raipur Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'18.44"E 9329776520 to 82° 1'23.27"E 21°10'41.37"N Imlibhatha to Mahasamund Flag Shri Sandip Non 1063, 21°10'42.76"N 3 Tahsil & Distt 28.02.2007 0.16 28.03.2007 27.03.2037 Working Open Cast Stone Sahu Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'22.21"E Mahasamund to 82° 9826421792 1'24.19"E 21°10'34.27"N Village to Flag Shri Rakesh Ghodari Non 1049, 4 20.05.2009 0.15 20.05.2009 19.05.2039 Working 21°10'37.41"N Open Cast Stone Kumar Kosle Tahsil & Distt Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'15.24"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'16.57"E Village 21°10'31.08"N Ghodari to Flag Non 1047, 5 Shri Arun Kosle Tahsil & Distt 27.02.2009 0.16 27.02.2009 26.02.2039 Working 21°10'32.96"N Open Cast Stone Captive 15.02.2017 Mahasamund 82° 1'19.52"E 9009132990 to 82°1'23.54"E Trimurti 21° 9'15.91"N Colny to 21° Flag Shri Deep Mahasamund Non 53, 9'27.13"N 6 14.09.2009 2.17 14.09.2009 19.03.2039 Working Open Cast Stone Kumar Agrawal Tahsil & Distt Captive 22.11.2016 82° 0'57.68"E Mahasamund to 82° 9009466685 1'1.60"E 21° 9'49.85"N Village to 21° Flag Shri Rururam Ghodari Non 1095, 9'52.08"N 7 17.11.1997 0.46 17.11.1997 16.11.2027 Working Open Cast Stone Parmar Tahsil & Distt Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'10.57"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'13.19"E Trimurti 21°10'26.66"N Colony to Flag Shri Somesh Mahasamund Non 1142, 8 23.09.2011 0.59 23.09.2011 22.09.2041 Working 21°10'27.56"N Open Cast Stone Dave Tahsil & Distt Captive 16.03.2017 82° 1'19.32"E Mahasamund to 82° 9893480193 1'24.46"E Village 21°10'17.93"N Ghodari to Flag Shri Shiv Kumar Non 30, 9 Tahsil & Distt 26.08.2013 0.80 26.08.2013 25.06.2043 Working 21°10'23.43"N Open Cast Stone Ratre Captive 22.11.2016 Mahasamund 82° 1'20.80"E 9098670002 to 82° 1'16.32"E 1 21° 9'57.72"N Village to 21° Ghodari Flag Shri Sushil Non 32, 9'53.90"N 10 Tahsil & Distt 28.01.2014 0.34 28.01.2014 27.01.2044 Working Open Cast Stone Jangade Captive 22.11.2016 82° 1'13.75"E Mahasamund to 82° 6260437466 1'14.10"E Village 21°10'27.81"N Machewa to Flag Shri Mahendra Non 1144, 11 Tahsil & Distt 01.03.2006 0.58 01.03.2006 29.02.2036 Working 21°10'31.45"N Open Cast Stone Kumar Sahu Captive 16.03.2017 Mahasamund 82° 1'16.47"E 9826163999 to 82° 1'18.19"E 21° 9'24.06"N Turi Hatri to 21° Flag Shri Dilip Kumar Purani Basti Non 45, 9'26.10"N 12 18.07.2005 0.54 18.07.2005 17.07.2035 Working Open Cast Stone Agrwal Raipur Captive 22.11.2016 82° 1'3.43"E 9329776520 to 82° 1'6.68"E 21°10'17.27"N Village to Flag Shri Amit Kumar Ghodari Non 917, 13 29.05.2006 0.90 29.05.2006 28.05.2036 Working 21°10'21.48"N Open Cast Stone Wasnik Tahsil & Distt Captive 16.01.2017 82° 1'16.76"E Mahasamund yo 82° 1'17.74"E Village 21°10'37.63"N Ghodari to Flag Shri Sushil Non 938, 14 Tahsil & Distt 24.11.2005 0.90 24.11.2005 23.11.2035 Working 21°10'40.10"N Open Cast Stone Jangade Captive 16.01.2017 Mahasamund 82° 1'20.02"E 6260437466 to 82° 1'24.06"E Village 21°10'25.15"N Arihant Tiles Pro Ghodari to Flag Non 966, 15 Shri Manish Tahsil & Distt 12.10.2010 0.48 12.10.2010 11.10.2040 Working 21°10'27.71"N Open Cast Stone Captive 16.01.2017 Kothari Mahasamund 82° 1'16.12"E 9926015256 to 82° 1'18.36"E 2 Village 21°10'24.21"N Ghodari to Flag Smt Nirmala Non 1138, 16 Tahsil & Distt 16.04.2008 0.50 16.04.2008 15.04.2038 Working 21°10'27.05"N Open Cast Stone Banjare Captive 16.03.2017 Mahasamund 82° 1'26.30"E 9977463129 to 82° 1'28.84"E 21° 9'15.49"N Village to 21° Flag Shri Dhiraj Ghodari Non 1132, 9'18.43"N 17 20.10.2010 0.86 20.10.2010 19.10.2040 Working Open Cast Stone Kohali Tahsil & Distt Captive 16.03.2017 82° 1'11.46"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'15.40"E 21°10'2.97"N Village to Ghodari Flag Smt Neha Non 34, 21°10'3.20"N 18 Tahsil & Distt 21.03.2011 0.30 21.03.2011 20.03.2041 Working Open Cast Stone Agrawal Captive 22.11.2016 82° 1'18.42"E Mahasamund to 82° 9926164666 1'21.97"E Village 21° 9'20.14"N Ghodari to 21° Flag Shri Lakhan Lal Non 1140, 19 Tahsil & Distt 09.11.2010 0.46 09.11.2010 08.11.2040 Working 9'23.69"N to Open Cast Stone Kosariya Captive 16.03.2017 Mahasamund 82° 1'9.06"E 9598388069 82° 1'6.71"E 21° 9'47.28"N Village to 21° Ghodari Flag Shri Sitaram Non 1163, 9'47.92"N 20 Tahsil & Distt 30.12.2010 0.45 30.12.2010 29.12.2040 Working Open Cast Stone Kenvat Captive 21.03.2017 82° 1'11.87"E Mahasamund to 82° 9926164666 1'15.66"E 21°10'23.08"N Village to Ghodari Flag Shri Tejendra Non 1155, 21°10'24.40"N 21 Tahsil & Distt 12.10.2010 0.48 12.10.2010 11.10.2040 Working Open Cast Stone Sharma Captive 21.03.2017 82° 1'18.12" E Mahasamund to 82° 9826990574 1'21.28"E 3 21°10'19.39"N Raipur Naka to Flag Shri Rajnikant Mahasamund Non 958, 22 20.10.2000 1.20 20.10.2000 19.12.2030 Working 21°10'21.70"N Open Cast Stone Tiwari Tahsil & Distt Captive 16.01.2017 82° 1'22.59"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'29.47"E 21°10'7.88"N to Mahasamund Flag Non 1177, 21°10'12.12"N 23 Shri Amar Singh Tahsil & Distt 18.05.2009 0.64 18.05.2009 17.05.2039 Working Open Cast Stone Captive 21.03.2017 82° 1'17.33"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'18.41"E 21°10'20.93"N Shri Mahasamund to Flag Non 1134, 24 Chandrahas Tahsil & Distt 18.05.2009 0.50 18.05.2009 17.05.2039 Working 21°10'24.25"N Open Cast Stone Captive 16.03.2017 Chandrakar Mahasamund 82° 1'31.13"E to 82° 1'32.79"E 21°10'9.72"N Village to Flag Shri Santosh Ghodari Non 1059, 21°10'13.60"N 25 28.03.2006 0.85 28.03.2006 27.03.2036 Working Open Cast Stone Kumar Yadaw Tahsil & Distt Captive 15.02.2017 82° 1'15.73"E Mahasamund to 82° 1'14.62"E 21°10'7.45"N Village to Flag Smt Subhadra Ghodari Non 1039, 21°10'9.47"N 26 10.10.2000 0.24 10.10.2000
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