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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY- BRIEFING BOOK, GSI, NER SEPTEMBER, 2013 (JULY’13 TO SEPT’13) MISSION-I & IA STM: 202.7 sq.km completed. SGM: 179 sq.km completed. GCM: 446 sq.km completed. GPM: 60 sq.km completed. MISSION-II LSM: 38.5 sq.km completed Drilling: 714.75 m drilling completed (including extended item.) DM: 0.6 Sq.km LIMESTONE INVESTIGATIONS: Study in Larket block(northern), litang valley, jaintia hills district (on 1:5,000 scale with 5m contour interval) and ishamati block of shella - bholaganj belt, East Khasi Hills district (1:2000 scales), Meghalaya are in progress. Investigation for Limestone in Umphyrluh Block, Litang valley, Jaintia Hills District also in progress as an extended item of FS 2012-13. COAL EXPLORATION: Study in Gondwana Coal in Sukchar-Singrimari Block, Singrimari Coal Field, Dhubri district, Assam, at the border of Assam and Meghalaya (G3) in progress & two coal seam of thickness 0.55 m and 2.15 m have been encountered at 257.90 m and 262.70 m depth respectively. Borehole SN-05 was closed at a depth of 281 m on 22.05.13. Another exploration study in the area adjacent to Sukchar- Singrimari Block, Singrimari Coal Field is in progress. During regional traverses along Garobhada- Singrimari, several Tertiary sequences were noticed, near Jamali, in a road section. A shale-siltstone alteration was noticed containing with thin bands of probably lignite coal. Study in Coal Zone in Tertiary sequence is in progress around Shalibhuin in Dhubri district, Assam and Nakaigiri-Ujanggiri in West Garo Hills, Meghalaya. The Tertiary sequence trends NW-SE with very low dips varying from 5 to 10° towards SW. Based on these coal pits, one scout borehole USD-01 has been fixed and is under progress. USD-01 commenced on 03.07.2013 and has achieved a depth of 74.00 m as on 30th Sept. 2013. A basic dyke of about 10m width and also another ultramafic dyke of about 5m width, intrusive within the gneissic complex have been mapped near Shalibhuin. REE INVESTIGATION: Preliminary investigation for REE in parts of Nongpoh pluton, Ri-Bhoi district, Meghalaya (G4) is in progress. LSM: 16 sq.km. covered during the FS 2013-14. TITANIFEROUS-VANADIFEROUS MAGNETITE INVESTIGATION: The study around Rambrai in West Khasi Hills district, Meghalaya is in progress. The area exposes meta norite, light grey to pink granite gneiss banded gneiss within gneissic complex intrusive of non-porphritic granite were demarcated. During mapping delineated meta norite body associated with titaniferous-vanadiferous magnetite bands. This body trending N550W-S550E and with 1800m long X 300m wide. The analytical results of 9 bed rock samples collected from meta norite body shows TiO2 values ranges from 1.33% to 4.3% with average value of 2.45%, Vanadium values ranges from 214ppm to 1177ppm with average value of 512ppm, Cu values ranges from 3ppm to 566ppm with average value of 179ppm and Zr valves ranges from 47ppm to 1802ppm with average value of 400ppm.

MISSION-III DRM: compilation of DRMs of Lakhimpur, Jorhat, Nagaon and North Cachar Hills, Assam, Jainitia Hills, Meghalaya, Aizawl and Champhai, Mizoram are under progress. Compilation of DRM of Bongaigaon district, Assam, Tamenglong & Ukhrul, Manipur is completed. Digitization of DRMs of Karbi Anglong district, Kamrup district (FS 2010-12) through outsourcing is in progress. QGM of 78O is in progress. AGR Vol 145-146 pt 1 sent to PID, CHQ for publication on 23.07.2013 Ext. Abst. Vol. 147, Pt. 4 (FS 2012-13) & GSI, NER, e-News publication, Vol. 23, AGR, Vol. 147, Pt. 1 are under processing. Updated Accession numbers for ‘Completed Reports’ for FS 2009-2010(3report) , 2010-2012(7 out of 43 reports) and 2012-2013(two report) Library Services = Procured 14 nos. new geology books and 91 nos. of journals in Regional Library. Nine (9) Scientific Papers and 11 abstracts were processed for different National and International Seminars/ Journals. Generated Rs 3502 through sale of GSI publications. Distributed 578 copies of GSI publications to all the Regions of GSI in India. Extended Library facilities to departmental officers and others. Geoinformatics: Scrutiny and finalization of geological maps of 3 toposheets submitted by State Unit: Assam was completed. Creation of theme based database 15 toposheets of 78O (50K theme) is completed and rest is in progress. Legend for lithology level is in progress.

MISSION-IV Palaeontological Studies: Egg like fossils were recovered from Upper Mahadek Formation of Upper Cretaceous age. These egg like fossils are 4-7 inch in diameter. Upper Mahadek Fm is considered to be marine origin. If these fossils are confirmed as egg fossils, it will be the first time report of marine reptile egg fossil from Indian sediments. Thin section study suspects egg shell. SEM study is proposed for confirmation. Geotechnical Investigations: Request from Kameng H.E.Project, West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh, Tuirial H E Project, District Kolasib, Mizoram & Mawblei H.E.P, West Khasi Hills District were attended. Medical Geology: Systematic spot analysis of groundwater and surface water samples by Merck Arsenic Field kit were carried out in the field in Toposheet 83 B/12 & B/16 to study of arsenic contamination in water and soil in parts of nagaon and marigaon districts, Assam. Landslide Hazard Zonation: Updation of existing landslide inventory of NER, Macro scale Landslide Hazard Zonation in along road corridor of Anjaw district, Arunachal Pradesh & road corridor of Sikkim, Site Specific Geological Studies of the landslides near Tawang Monastery, Tawang district, Arunachal Pradesh & Proposed Pakyong Airport Area, Sikkim, Detailed Study of the 13th Mile Landslide on Gangtok- Nathula Road, East District, Sikkim are in progress. Earthquake Studies: The Seismic & Landslide Hazard Assessment of Aizawl town, Mizoram and Kohima city, Nagaland is in progress. Study of SRTM data to delineate different geomorphic /morphotectonic units and Lineaments for Seismic Hazard Assessment of Gangtok and surrounding areas of Sikkim is in progress. MISSION-V Training Institute: 36th OCG Batches was conducted at RTI, Shillong and FTC, Aizawl in connection with Sedimentary and Granitoid mapping for the officers of GSI, NER. Capsule course on chemical analysis of rock samples & Refresher course for petrology training for Geologist of DGM and GSI, NER were conducted at RTI, Shillong. SUPPORT SYSTEM–I: STSS Petrology Lab: 139 nos. thin sections and 11 nos polished sections were prepared and studied besides gem testing of 16 nos. samples. Internal resource generated for Rs 10640.00. Chemical Lab: Total 435 samples were received for chemical study under different packages. 3152 samples were analysed and 37387 determinations were carried out. SUPPORT SYSTEM–II: ASS Administration: a) Pay-roll data regularly updated. b) HRMIS data is being updated regularly. c) Tour applications of all gazetted officers are processed through portal. d) Leave Module in portal implemented. e) Claims Module in portal implemented. f) Purchases under ME & IT Heads are being monitored. PAC and TAC are being held regularly. SUPPORT SYSTEM–III: PSS RAC: 6th RAC on 05-09-13.

Government of India Geological Survey of India North Eastern Region

BRIEFING BOOK (Updated up to September, 2013) C O N T E N T

Page No. 1. Introduction 1 (i) State-wise Geology and Mineral Resources 1 (ii) Status Map (s) 5 2. Organisational Structure of the Region (updated) 9 3. Activity Domain of the Region 10 4. Mission Wise Information For Field Season 2013-14 (updated) 11 5. Financial Performance (updated) 24 6. Mission Wise RCA Expenditure (updated) 24 7. Scientific workshops / Meetings / Seminars / Symposium, Exhibitions etc., organised / 24 participated (updated) 8. HRD, Establishment, Payroll, HRMIS, e-service book, etc. (updated) 24 9. Vehicles & Transport Infrastructure including outsourcing and age of vehicles, Vehicles MIS 24 (updated) 10. Modernization 24 11. Drilling Infrastructure (updated) 24 12. Outsourcing of routine services [housekeeping, security, garden, etc.] 25 13. Other Activities (updated) 25 14. Special Scientific Study. 25 15. Perception Management Activies in NER (updated) 25 16. Savottam (updated) 25 17. Consolidated List of Group A & B (Gaz.) Officers in NER (as on 30.09.2013) (updated) 25

ANNEXURES (updated): Annexure-1A : MAJOR MINERALS RESOURCES [UNDER VARIOUS UNFC CATEGORIES] ESTIMATED BY THE 26 REGION, SHOWING STATE-WISE FIVE-YEARLY INCREMENT, FOR THE LAST 15 YEARS. Annexure-1B : NATIONAL MINERAL INVENTORY – 26 NO. OF REPORTS CONVERTED AS PER UNFC COMPLIANCE Annexure-2A : ACTIVITY DOMAIN PERTAINING TO MISSION I & II OF THE REGION AND ACHIEVEMENTS [FSP 27 RELATED ITEMS] DURING THE XI PLAN PERIOD [2007-12] & XII PLAN PERIOD

Annexure-2B : FSP ROLLING PLAN FOR F.S. 2012-13 & 2013-14 28 Annexure-3A : MONTH-WISE & SCHEME-WISE ALLOTMENT OF PLAN FUND AND EXPENDITURE BOOKED 34 DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5-Year Plan) IN RESPECT OF GSI, NORTH EASTERN REGION Annexure-3B : HEAD-WISE & QUARTER-WISE ALLOTMENT OF PLAN FUND versus EXPENDITURE FOR THE 36 FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5-year Plan) IN RESPECT OF NORTH-EASTERN REGION OF GSI Annexure–4 : MISSION WISE PRO-RATA RCA EXPENDITURE IN DIFFERENT PROJECTS VISA-VIS TARGETS AND 39 ACHIEVEMENTS Annexure-5 : PROGRESS & PENDENCY REPORT OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF NGCM SAMPLES 60 Annexure-6 : YEAR-WISE, STATE-WISE, REPORT PENDENCY PROGRESS 62 Annexure-7 : STATUS OF UPLOADING IN GSI PORTAL 63 Annexure-8 : CASE STUDIES UPLOADED IN GSI PORTAL (ALL CASES AS WELL AS CASES UPLOADED DURING 64 THE QUARTER) Annexure-9 : LIST OF PUBLICATIONS BROUGHT OUT IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS 65 Annexure-10 : COURSES CONDUCTED AT FTC’S ALONG WITH LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS 66 Annexure-11 : LIST OF RAC / OAC / STAGE REVIEW / SGPB MEETINGS WITH DATE AND STATUS OF 66 UPLOADING OF MINUTES Annexure-12 : EMPLOYMENT POSITION IN THE REGION 67 Annexure-13 : VEHICLE POSITION IN NORTH EASTERN REGION 68 Annexure-14 : PROCUREMENT STATUS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS/ MODERNIZATION ITEMS/ MACHINERY 69 PROPOSED FOR PROCUREMENT DURING F.Y. 2013-14 Annexure-15A : STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING EQUIPMENTS UNDER DEPLOYMENT 72 Annexure-15B : STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING AND OTHER HIGH-END (RS >1 CORE) EQUIPMENTS TO BE 73 PROCURED DURING FY 2013-14 Annexure-16 : STATUS OF PENDING LEGAL CASES OF NORTH EASTERN REGION 74 Annexure-17 CONSOLIDATED LIST OF GROUP A & B OFFICERS IN NER (Gaz.) 75

REGIONAL BRIEFING BOOK OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA NORTH EASTERN REGION

1. INTRODUCTION The North Eastern Region with an area of 262,093 sq km (7.92% of Indian Territory) represents varied geomorphological & geological set up, which is ranging from Precambrian to recent age. It is manifested by spectacular Himalayan mountain belt in the north, the vast Brahmaputra plain in the central portion, Shillong Massif plateau in the south and Indo-Myanmar range in the East.

GEOLOGY & MINERAL RESOURCES A summarised description of geology & mineral recourses of different states of NER is given below:

Arunchal Pradesh: Arunachal Pradesh, borders Bhutan, China and Myanmar, with the Naga Hills to the southeast. The northern and north-western parts of Arunachal Pradesh comprise mainly ancient metamorphic rocks, which are called Sela Group towards west and Lohit Granodiorite toward east. The Siang Valley exposes an extensive sequence of metamorphosed Mesozoic rocks with intercalated volcanic flows. A narrow strip of Gondwana sandstones and shales with discontinuous coal occurrences, usually crop out along the southern flank of the metamorphics. The southern foot hills of the Himalayan belt are composed of the younger Siwalik / Assam Tertiary sedimentaries - silty sandstone, clay and sandstone deposited during the last stage of mountain-building. Massive and vesicular basaltic and andesitc rocks of Abor volcanics associated with Miri Quartzite occur in the western flank of Subansisri valley, Igo valley, Basar-Along areas and in Siang valley areas in Arunachal Pradesh. The easternmost part of the state, namely the Changland and Tirap, represent a segment of the Naga-Patkoi range comprising the northern tip of Indo-Myanmar (Arakan) mountain range made up of folded Tertiary sediments, mostly sandstone and shale. The state is rich in mineral deposit of graphite, limestone, coal along with significant deposits of quartzite, basemetals and minor PGE mineralization. Reserve of 342mt limestone, 246.75mt dolomite, 86.15mt graphite, 90.23mt coal and 5.15mt quartzite are the main mineral deposit of the state. Beside these, state has hydro-electric potential of 33,850 MW in different basins. The coal is located mainly in Namchik-Namphuk area and Miao Bum area in the eastern part of Tirap District. A linear belt of 350 km from Haflong in Assam in SW to Namchik-Namphuk area of Arunachal Pradesh in NE holds promise of presence of more Tertiary coal.

DEPTH-WISE RESOURCE OF COAL IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH (Resource in million tonne) DEPTH INFERRED COAL STATE RANGE PROVED INDICATED TOTAL TYPE (Exploration) (Mapping) (m) UNCF Code G1 G2 G3 G4 TERTIARY HIGH ARUNACHAL PRADESH 0-300 31.23 40.11 12.89 6 90.23 SULPHUR GRAND TOTAL 31.23 40.11 12.89 6 90.23 Ref: Coal News, Natural Energy Resources, GSI, vol.32 Assam: The major part of the state is covered by recent alluvium of east - west trending Brahmaputra plain. The Karbi Anglong Hills & North Cachar Hills located at the central portion comprising of gneisses and schists with granite intrusions and folded Tertiary sedimentaries of the Naga-Arakan sequence respectively and the Cachar plain in the south comprises of recent alluvium. Crude oil is the most important natural resource of Assam. The state has a reserve of 513.31mt of coal, 394mt of limestone, 30mt of iron ore, 13.4mt of silica sand, 2.0mt of fireclay, 13mt of clay along with high potential of granite, sandstone and mica. Crude oil is found in upper part of Tertiary Barail sequence, where largest amount of oil is discovered in this region so far, while Tipam sandstone is another important oil productive horizon. In the shelf zone, oil was discovered just above the basement at Borholla and gas in Eocene sand near Tengakhat The coal occurrences in Assam are reported from two geological horizons viz., Gondwana and Tertiary of which Tertiary coal deposits of Makum, Mikir Hills and Dilli-Jeypore are the most important coalfields. The

Tertiary coal deposits of Makum, Dilli –Jeypore and Mikir Hills area are the major coal resource of the state. The coal deposits in Mikir Hills occur within Sylhet Formation of Jaintia Group and are located in the southern part of Mikir Hills and to the north of the railway line between Lumding and Dimapur.

DEPTH-WISE RESOURCE OF COAL IN ASSAM (Resource in million tonne) DEPTH RANGE INFERRED STATE COAL TYPE PROVED INDICATED TOTAL (m) (Exploration) (Mapping) UNCF Code G1 G2 G3 G4 GONDWANA ASSAM NON-COKING 0-300 0 2.79 0 2.79 TERTIARY HIGH 0-300 278.93 26.55 308.52 ASSAM 0.5 2.52 SULPHUR 300-600 185.85 16.15 202.00 TOTAL 348.65 35.85 0.5 2.52 510.52 GRAND TOTAL 513.31 Ref: Coal News, Natural Energy Resources, GSI, vol.32 Manipur: Apart from the 1850 sq km of Imphal valley in the middle, the rest of Manipur comprises north- northeast trending steep ridges of the Naga - Arakan Tertiary sedimentary sequence comprising sandstone, shale, siltstone and limestone is emplaced by ultramafic suite of rocks along the Myanmar border. The Manipur ophiolite belt composed of intimately juxtaposed slices of mafic- ultramafic rocks is a product of “obduction” resulted due to the collision of Indian and Burmese plates during Tertiary period. The principal mineral of some economic significance in Manipur is limestone (10.6mt). The proved reserve of lignite is of the order of 12,262 tonnes, and that of clay is 2.52mt. Beside these Manipur is rich in chromite and dimension stones.

Meghalaya: Geologically, Meghalaya is mainly comprised of Precambrian Gneissic Complex and Shillong Group of sedimentary rocks, comprising of conglomerate-quartzite-phyllite sequence unconformably overlies the Precambrian Gneissic Complex. The Khasi Basic-Ultrabasic Intrusives of Meghalaya comprising basic intrusives like epidiorite, metagabbro, metadolerite, etc occur mostly as sills, dykes and rarely as phacoliths in the various subfacies of the Shillong Group. A number of Neo-Proterozoic granite bodies, often of batholithic size transect both Gneissic Complex and Shillong Group in Meghalaya. Notable among them are the Sindhuli, Rongjeng, Kyllang, Mylliem, South Khasi, Kyrdem and Nongpog granite plutons, exposed along the eastern and southern rims of the plateau, is a near complete sequence of Tertiary sediments overlying the volcanic suite of Sylhet Traps. The state of Meghalaya is endowed with huge resources of limestone (9804mt.) particularly in the Tertiary rocks occurring in Jaintia, Khasi and Garo Hills. Meghalaya has coal reserve of 576.48mt. Other important mineral resource of Meghalaya are Polymetallic basemetal mineralization of 1.18 lakh tonnes, 406,400 tonnes of glass sand, 6.5 million tonnes of crude clay, 4.56mt of apatite and considerable amount of granite (for dimension stone). Tertiary coalfields of Garo Hills are located along the southern extremity of Shillong plateau as scattered patches. Coal occurs in the Tura Sandstone (Eocene) of Jaintia Group. The Gondwana coalfields of Meghalaya restricted only in the Garo Hills are exposed in the Singrimari basin on the north-western corner of Garo Hills bordering Dhubri district of Assam. The coalfields of Khasi Hills are located in the southern periphery along the international boundary with Bangladesh. DEPTH-WISE RESOURCE OF COAL IN MEGHALAYA (Resource in million tonne) DEPTH RANGE INFERRED STATE COAL TYPE PROVED INDICATED TOTAL (m) (Exploration) (Mapping) UNCF Code G1 G2 G3 G4 TERTIARY MEGHALAYA HIGH SULPHUR 0-300 89.04 16.51 27.58 443.35 576.48 GRAND TOTAL 89.04 16.51 27.58 443.35 576.48 GONDWANA SINGIMARI,

MEGHALAYA & NON-COKING 0-300 0.00 2.79 - - 2.79 ASSAM

GRAND TOTAL 0.00 2.79 - - 2.79 Ref: Coal News, Natural Energy Resources, GSI, vol.32

Inferred reserve is 406,400 tonnes of white sandstone useful in glass industry occur in Cherrapunjee and Laitryngew areas. Inferred reserve of 6.5 million tonnes crude clay is reported 2.4 km west of Sohrarim on Cherrapunjee Road. White clay is also reported from Nongalbibre in South Garo Hills and Rongrengre in East Garo Hills districts. Good quality Kaolin occurs around Smit and Laitlyngkot in East Khasi Hills, Thandlaskein, Shangpung, Mulieh and Mynsngat in Jaintia Hills and Darugiri in East Garo Hills districts. China clay, suitable for pottery manufacture, has been reported from several places in Sutnga area in Sylhet Sandstone.

Mizoram: A repetitive succession of young Tertiary sediments, mostly shale, siltstone and sandstone, tightly folded into a ridge and valley sequence comprise the whole state. Along the somewhat broad valleys in the northern part, bordering Assam, recent alluvium covers the sediments. There is some potential for oil and gas, lignite, decorative shell limestone, sandstone slabs (as dimension stone) and clay body within the sedimentaries. There is some potential for oil and gas accumulation in the folded sedimentaries. There is scope for hydel power generation in the state on a large scale along the Kolodyne and Tuivai rivers and as microhydel schemes along many smaller streams. Indication of oil, saline springs and a few gas seepages in the central part of Mizoram are reported. Salt spring has been located north of Sabual village in western part of Mizoram. Occurrence of 3 metres long and 10 cms thick, grey, pyrite-bearing, lignite patch in ferruginous, brownish, yellow, soft, Bokabil sandstone has been reported south of Chubel village. About 6.5 kms southeast of Ngopa, a few lenticular pockets of coal have been recorded. Streaks, stringers and patches of coal are found in the Upper Bhuban Sandstone. The Mizoram state Department of Industries (Geology and Mining Wing) has proved 5200 cubic metres of decorative shell limestone at Ngrum Lui near Turial Bridge and 6000 cubic metres at Sesawang. A thin horizon of clay is noticed northwest of Borai, near Momchera and in the valley near Plura village. The clay has a vast potential for making bricks.

Nagaland : Geologically, Nagaland comprises Tertiary sedimentary rocks of Disang, Barail, Surma and Tipam Groups that form the northern extension of Arakan-Yoma ranges, while the younger alluvial sediments occupy valley areas. NNE-SSW trending ophiolite suite of rocks represented by mafic- ultramafic sequence is juxtaposed with Naga metamorphic belt along the eastern margin all along the contact with Myanmar. In Nagaland, occurrences of major minerals are limestone (375mt.), coal (315.41mt.) and nickel-cobalt bearing magnetite. Sulphide (Cu-Fe) occurrences are noted in chert-volcanics and mafic-ultramafic association of ophiolite belt at some places of Phek and Tuensang Districts. Oil and natural gas occur in western foothill areas and Schuppen Belt, being trapped in fractured and weathered basement rocks, and in the overlying Tertiary cover sediments of Kopili / Barail / Surma / Tipam rocks. Coal deposits, which occur in Tikak Parbat / Jenam Formations of Barail Group, are located in Borjan- Tiru areas of Mon district, Changki-Chongliyimsen and Lakhuni areas of Mokokchung district, Leo Longidang area of Wokha district and Konya area of Tuensang district.

DEPTH-WISE RESOURCE OF COAL IN NAGALAND (Resource in million tonne) DEPTH INFERRED STATE COAL TYPE PROVED INDICATED TOTAL RANGE (m) (Exploration) (Mapping) UNCF Code G1 G2 G3 G4 TERTIARY NAGALAND HIGH SULPHUR 0-300 8.76 0 8.6 298.05 315.41 Ref: Coal News, Natural Energy Resources, GSI, vol.32 Sikkim: The state is mostly comprises low to medium grade Precambrian metamorphites of Daling Group, high grade Darjeeling gneiss and Kanchendzonga gneiss, quartzite, calc-silicate rock, marble and graphite schist of Chungthang Formation. Daling Group of rocks are classified into Gorubathan, Reyang and Buxa Formations. Dolomitic limestone and stromatolitic limestone occurs in Buxa Formation. "Lingtse Gneiss" occurs as a NE-SW to N-S trending strip and forms a general line of separation between the Daling and the high grade Kanchendzonga gneiss. The folded Tethyan sedimentaries, exposed in the northern part of Sikkim are fossiliferous at places and represented by Everest Formation (shale/phyllite), Mount Everest Limestone Formation, Lachi Formation (conglomerate with thick diamictite base) and Tso Lhamo Formation (calcareous shale, limestone band, calcareous sandstone). The Gondwana Supergroup consists of sandstone, shale, and carbonaceous shale with occasional thin bands of coal and pebbly shale horizon are best exposed at Namchi, South District of Sikkim. Strata bound basemetal occurrences are located at Rangpo (Bhotang), Pachekhani- Rorathang, and Dikchu. The copper-zinc vein type mineralization of Dikchu area (thickness-1.25m, strike length-600m and depth of 100m) occurs in the garnet-staurolite-quartz-mica schist of Daling Group at the contact with Central Crystalline Gneissic Complex. Coal seams of Gondwana Supergroup are exposed at Namchi & Rishi area.

Dolomite in Buxa Formation of Daling Group is found along Naya Bazar – Legship road and surrounding hills. Pink limestone of cement grade with interbands of shale is exposed near Naya Bazar, Namgaon and Mangalbaria area. Graphite occurrences with an estimated reserve of 6000 tonnes are recorded at Chitre. Asbestos has been recorded within amphibolites of Daling Group at the southern foot of Tashiding ridge, while talc occurs in association with quartzites of Daling Group around Mausari village. Coal seams belonging to Gondwana Supergroup are best exposed at Namchi, South district of Sikkim. Other coal occurrences are recorded at Namchi-Tinjir road section in the areas on eastern slope of Rangit river along Rishi – Sagbari section. At Namchi bituminous to semi-anthracitic coal has been estimated. The coal is useful for local consumption.

DEPTH-WISE RESOURCE OF COAL IN SIKKIM (Resource in million tonne) DEPTH INFERRED STATE COAL TYPE PROVED INDICATED TOTAL RANGE (m) (Exploration) (Mapping) UNCF Code G1 G2 G3 G4 GONDWANA SIKKIM NON-COKING 0-300 0 58.25 42.98 101.23 GRAND 0 58.25 42.98 101.23 TOTAL Ref: Coal News, Natural Energy Resources, GSI, vol.32 Dolomite bearing blocks have been delineated with a reserve of one million tonne estimated down to a depth of 30 m. Grey limestone is recorded at Rishi Khola, south of Namgaon. Pink limestone is exposed near Naya Bazar. Graphite occurrences with an estimated reserve of 6000 tonnes are recorded at Chitre in rocks of Chungthang Formation of Central Crystalline Gneissic Complex in West Sikkim. Asbestos has been recorded at the southern foot of Tashiding ridge, while talc occurs around Mausari village. A preliminary estimate of quartzite and talc reserves up to 25m depth is around 15 million tonnes.

Tripura: Geologically, Tripura is comprised of Surma, Tipam and Dupitila Group of sedimentary rocks of Miocene to Pleistocene age. Repetitive sequence of deformed and folded sequence of sandstone, shale and clay occur along north-south trending ridges and valleys. The most important mineral resources are oil and natural gas being explored by ONGC. Besides, there are glass sand (0.49mt), limestone and plastic clay (13.32mt) deposits suitable for commercial exploration, apart from hard rock resources (sandstone and limestone) useful as construction material. The major water resources projects of the state are Gumti Hydel Project (construction stage), multipurpose Juri river Project (feasibility stage) and Longlai Valley Project (feasibility stage) with power benefits of 22 MW. Few occurrences of Lignite/coal (15 to 60 cms) are reported at Ujan-Tangang area in North Tripura District. Minor occurrence of coal has been reported from west of Ambassa near purbaraipara chhara and Hathimara Chhara in Dhalai district, which requires further detail study.

STATUS MAP (S)

GEOLOGICAL MAP OF NORTH EASTERN REGION:

STATUS MAP OF SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING IN NER

STATUS OF SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN NER

STATUS OF NATIONAL GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN NER

STATUS MAP OF GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING IN NER

STATUS OF 50K MAPS IN NER

2. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE: (As on 30.09.2013)

3. ACTIVITY DOMAIN OF THE REGION

Geological Survey of India, NER encompasses states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur and Sikkim and has carried out surveys in NER.

The important activities of NER includes –

Mission–I : SURVEY & MAPPING Mission - I, IA Systematic geological mapping, Specialised thematic studies, Geochemical mapping, Geophysical mapping / surveys Mission - IB Airborne Mineral Survey,Photogeology and Remote Sensing Mission–II : MINERAL EXPLORATION Mission – IIA Mineral Resource assessment Mission – IIB Natural Energy Resource (Coal) Mission–III : INFORMATION / DISSEMINATION Mission - III Geodata and Geoinformatics, Map compilation and map publication, Publication and Information delivery Mission–IV : SPECIAL INVESTIGATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Mission - IV Fundamental Science (Petrology, Palaeontology and Mineral Physics), Multidisciplinary Geoscience (Engineering Geology, Landslide Hazard Zonation and Earthquake Geology, Environmental Geology, Glaciology) Mission–V : HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT Mission - V Regional Training Institute, Shillong Field Training Centre, Aizawl STSS : MODERNISATION, ASSETS PROCUREMENT & MANAGEMENT Support System - I Analytical Chemistry and Chemical Laboratory network Drilling & Workshop, Transport Capital Asset Procurement & Management Map & Cartography, Infrastructure & Connectivity Laboratory Network (Geophysical Instrumentation) Laboratory Network (Petrology Division) Laboratory Network (Palaeontology Division) Laboratory Network (Mineral Physics Division) Support System -II Finance, Personnel, Legal Cell, HRD, Information and Publication, Libraries, Park (ASS) and Museum, Estate Policy Support Science Policy & Coordination , Planning & Monitoring System - III CGPB Secretariat, Commercial Operation, Geoscience Partnership

4. MISSION WISE INFORMATION FOR FIELD SEASON 2013-14

MISSION-WISE ITEMS (FS 2013-14)

MISSION-WISE ITEMS IN PROGRESS (FS 2013-14)

Mission–I A: SURVEY & MAPPING

Systematic Geological Mapping (SGM): Systematic Geological Mapping of 2,08,357 sq.km (1,44,966 sq.km hard rock and 61,987 sq.km quaternary) of North Eastern Region has been completed. (2,06,953 sq.km). SGM was taken up in Nagaland and Manipur and 606 sq.km completed in F.S. 2013-2014.

Specialised Thematic Mapping (STM): Multidisciplinary specialised thematic mapping was undertaken in the geologically critical areas, mineral potential areas covering Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim and Tripura. 359 sq.km completed in F.S. 2013-2014.

National Geochemical Mapping (NGCM): GSI has launched National Geochemical Mapping of the entire country from FS 2000-01 onwards with a view to generate baseline data, which will be useful in locating/developing natural resources and in wide application in environmental studies, agriculture, public health and other social concerns. Geochemical mapping is conceived as a multistage procedure involving analysis of systematically collected Stream-Sediment-Samples for 66 Elements and creation of a database and national as well as regional level geochemical maps – all aimed at delineating scale dependent geochemical patterns. When fully documented these maps will portray the geochemical diversity of the earth’s land surface and cater to a wide range of needs related to sustainable long term management of environment and natural resources. The geochemical database can be utilised for targeting mineral exploration, land use, agriculture, forestry, management of environment, animal and human health etc. An area of 25196 sq.km (Assam: 7970 sq.km, Arunachal Pradesh: 3631 sq.km, Meghalaya: 8346 sq.km, Mizoram: 1136 sq.km, Nagaland: 1150 sq.km, Sikkim: 2963 sq.km and Tripura: 1746 sq.km) has been covered till f.s.2012-13. A total of 846 sq.km area completed in F.S. 2013-2014.

Geophysical Mapping: North Eastern Region of the Geological Survey of India has capability of high precision, high resolution geophysical equipments, which have put us to a new digital era of Geophysical Surveys on land. Now, it is possible to utilize Gravity and Magnetic Surveys also in the areas of Environmental Studies, Landslides, Geotechnical and Seismotectonics surveys. Gravity-Magnetic mapping have been conducted over the last few years in parts of Meghalaya and Assam to generate gravity and magnetic maps on 1:50,000 scale. GPM 390 sq.km area completed. Gravity- magnetic Survey has been carried out along different roads and tracks in 1: 50,000 scale pertaining to toposheet no. 78O/6, 7 and parts of 8 in west Khasi hills in order to delineate subsurface geological structures and preparations of G-M maps.

RSAS:

Sl. Item Utility No. 1. ERADAS Image 2010 installed Digital image processing and interpretation for geological studies. ERDAS IMAGINE version 2010, classic Digital image processing and interpretation for geological interface. studies. 2. Geo-coded IRS Images of area part of 219 No NER 3. IRS Images soft copy Total 112 No, For geological studies and survey work. 4. Aerial photographs on 1;50,000 and For Geological mapping and studies. 30,000 scale 5. Mirror Stereoscopes Total 4 No, For generating optical model of the terrain and study of geology and structure. 6 CARTOSAT-1 (IRS-P5) Terrain modeling , mapping in different terrain, monitoring of environmental parameters, glacial monitoring etc.

Mission–II : MINERAL EXPLORATION

The mineral occurrences in this region include limestone, ferrosilicon grade quartzite, graphite, dimensional stone (granite), Kaolinite, SMS grade dolomite and coal. The ultramafices of ophiolites sequences of Manipur contains pods of high grade chromite, often the high content of Ni, Co with presence of platinoids. The North Eastern Region is endowed with various mineral deposits of economic significance. Arunachal Pradesh accounts for 43% of the total national graphite resource, Meghalaya accounts for 9% of total national limestone resource and 5% of total apatite resources. During the F.S. 2013-2014, DM of 0.6 sq.km, LSM of 61 sq.km, GP of 1.05 sq.km & Rec. mapping of 30 sq.km completed. Drilling of 75.20m (total 637.75m) in Gondwana coal in Sukchar-Singrimari block area carried out in extended period of FS 2012-13 (items ME/NER/NEnR/2012/014) & 74.00m in Tertiary coalfield in Shalibhuin area of Assam and Nakaiggiri-Ujanggiri area of west Garo Hills, Meghalaya during FS 2013-14. Investigations for Limestone in Litang valley, Jaintia Hills District, Titaniferous-Vanidiferous Magnetite in West Khasi Hills Distict, Meghalaya, REE in Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya & in Sujukona Hill and Tukureswari Hill, Goalpara District, Assam, PGE in Ophiolite Belt of Nagaland & PGE and Gold mineralization in mafic-ultramafic suites in Anjaw, Lohit and Lower Dibang Valley Districts, Arunacha Pradesh, Basemetals and associated Gold in extension areas of Dikchu basemetal prospect, East District, Sikkim, Limestone in and around Daba Gamlin, West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh were takenup. After the completion of Regional exploration for Gondwana coal in the Sukchar-Singrimari area in Singimari Coal Field, Dhubri district, at the border of Assam and Meghalaya, exploration by scout borehole was iniatiated in Tertiary Coal field in Salibhuin area of Dhubri District, Assam and Nakaigiri-Ujanggiri in West Garo Hills District of Meghalaya. During FS 2013-14, Investigation for Limestone in Umphyrluh Block, Litang valley, Jaintia Hills District was continued as extended programme of FS 2012-13. A total of 1418.65m (out of 1575m of drilling target) has been drilled till Sep,2013 and the last borehole BUM-18 is in progress, after which the drilling Rig No. 427 will be shifted to north of Larket block, where DM has already been commenced (0.30sq.km.). Assistance to State Government and other Agencies GSI, NER has taken up investigation for PGE of ophiolite belt in association with the DGM, Nagaland state. Besides, an investigation for coal is taken up in Singrimari area, Assam at the request of Assam state.

Mission–III : INFORMATION / DISSEMINATION Publication: GSI, NER has brought out several publications in the form of books and maps to disseminate information in earth science. The region has already published the miscellaneous publication No. 30 for the states of Meghalaya & Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland- Manipur and Tripura and Mizoram. GSI record Vol. 147, Part 4 (Ext. Abst.FS 2012-13) is under compilation. AGR, Vol. 145-146, Pt. 1 sent to PID, CHQ, Kolkata to publish on 23.07.13. GSI News Vol.23 is under compilation. Library Services = 14 nos. geology new books and 91 nos. of journals were procured.

Map & Cartography : Standardised seamless map of Lithology layer of NER (except SU: Sikkim), upto Formation level uploaded 346 sheets to GSI Portal. NER legend compiled and circulated. DRM have been compiled for Karimganj, Dibrugarh, Dhemaji, Golaghat, Sibsagar, Tinsukia, Cachar, Hailakandi, Marigaon and Sonitpur of Assam, West and South Garo Hills , Ri-Bhoi and East Garo Hills districts of Meghalaya, Kohima, Wokha, Phek, Zunheboto, Mon, Tuensang and Mokokchung of Nagaland and 2 DRMs were circulated for East & West Khasi Hills districts, Meghalaya. During FS 2013-14, compilation of DRMs of Lakhimpur, Jorhat, Nagaon and North Cachar Hills districts of Assam, Jainitia Hills, Meghalaya, Aizawl and Champhai districts of Mizoram, Senapti district of Manipur are under progress. Compilation of DRM of Bongaigaon district, Assam & Tamenglong & Ukhrul districts of Manipur is completed. Digitization of DRMs of Karbi Anglong district, Kamrup district (FS 2010-12) through outsourcing is in progress. QGM of 78O of Meghalaya is in progess. Scrutiny and finalization of geological maps of 3 toposheets submitted by State Unit: Assam was completed and submitted to Geodata Division, NER for digitization. Creation of metadata for all the 3 toposheets is in progress. Preparation of unified legend for the entire north eastern region for lithology is in progress. Creation of attribute database for the 3 geological maps is in progress. Under Geoinformatics all the relevant progress reports pertaining to different themes – lithology, structure, mineral resources, drilling etc. have been collected. Data on 50K theme for 15 toposheets – have been extracted from the reports. Intialization of the above 15 toposheets has been done in the data entry forms. Data entry pertaining to 50K theme is in progress.

Geodata : There are two linked program with M&C Division for Geodata component. Edge-matching of different feature elements of graphic geological data and extraction of unpublished reports under Geoinformatics item is in progress.

Mission–IV : SPECIAL INVESTIGATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Palaeontological Studies: Search for Micro Mammals, Micro vertebrates and Invertebrate fossils in the intertrappeans of Sylhet Traps in areas around Thalan, Dewsaw and Shella, East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya” was conducted. During the F.S. 2013-2014, Section mapping 4 l.km & Rec.survey of 7 sq.km completed. Egg like fossils were recovered from Upper Mahadek Formation of Upper Cretaceous age. These egg like fossils are 4-7 inch in diameter. Upper Mahadek Fm is considered to be marine origin. If these fossils are confirmed as egg fossils, it will be the first time report of marine reptile egg fossil from Indian sediments. Thin section study suspects egg shell. SEM study is proposed for confirmation.

Geotechnical investigations: NER may be termed as the ‘power house’ of India as it possesses hydropower potential, which is about 30% of the total hydel potential of the country. The hydel potential of major river basin of Arunachal Pradesh like Kameng, Subansiri, Siang, Lohit and Dibang totals production of 34920 MW at 60% load factor (CEA) i.e. about 90% of the total hydropower resources of NER.

A large number of major and minor hydroelectric projects have been completed or are under various stages of investigation/construction with the active help and support of geoscientific inputs by the GSI, e.g. Ranganadi, Doyang, Umiam (Barapani), Pare, Kopili, Turial, Kameng, communication projects and border roads. Arunachal Pradesh contributes a major share of the water of the Brahmaputra river system and the high relief offers extensive scope for hydel power generation. Geotechnical evaluation of water resources development projects in North Eastern Region has been taken up at the request of the project authorities. GSI has carried out geotechnical studies for various hydro power projects in the NER:

Feasibility studies: (Dihang (AP), Pare (A.P.), Dikrong (AP), Subansiri (AP), Lohit Dam Project, (A.P), Dimwe (AP.), Kameng (AP), Atnring (Assam), Amuna (Assam), Kulsi (Assam), Dalaima (Assam), Loktak (Manipur),Barak (Manipur))

Pre-construction and detailed investigations: (Sessri (AP.), Ranganadi Stage-II, (A.P.), Kamleng (AP.), Lower Kopili ((Assam)),Intermediate Barapani (Meghalaya), Pagladiya Dam Project (Assam), Tuivai Project (Mizoram), Tunal Project (Mizoram), Doleswari (Bharvi) project (Mizoram), Mat Valley Project, (Mizoram), Kolodyne Stage-I, (Mizoram), Kolodyne Stage-II, (Mizoram), Kapak Leyak H.E. Project, Arunachal Pradesh, Mawhu H.E. Project, Meghalaya, Myntdu – Leshka H.E. Project Stage-II, Meghalaya, Myntdu – Leshka H.E. Project Stage-II, Meghalaya, Umngot Combined Stage-I & II, H.E. Project, Meghalaya, Umngi H.E. Project Stage-I, Meghalaya, New Umtru H.E. Project, Meghalaya, Ganol H.E. Project, Meghalaya, Simsang (Someswari) Multipurpose Project, Meghalaya, Kynshi (Jadukata) Multipurpose Project (Stage-I), Meghalaya Construction Stage investigations :Ranganadi (AP.), Kameng HEP (AP), Kopili (Assam), Lower Borpani (Assam), Doyang HEP, (Nagaland),Thoubal Project (Manipur), Singda Project, (Manipur), Khuga Project (Manipur),Myntdu – Leshka H.E. Project Stage-I, Meghalaya) Geotechnical evaluation of Water Resource Development Projects were taken up during FS 2013-14 in Kameng H.E.Project, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh, Kulsi Multipurpose Dam Project, Kamrup District, Assam, Turial H.E.Project, Aizawl District, Mizoram and Mawblei H.E.Project, West Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya.

Landslide Hazard Studies: Landslide Hazard Zonation Project (LHZP) was formed during 1995 to exclusively cater to the needs of landslide studies in NER by GSI. Subsequently GSI was declared nodal agency for landslides by Govt. of India in 2004. GSI has undertaken studies related to landslide at specific request from State Governments and other organizations. The information has been often used by Government and other organizations for better planning of their infrastructures, developmental activities and disaster preparedness. The problem of landslide hazard is multiplied in recent times due to increased developmental activities like construction of road, building and various infrastructures. GSI has covered major part of urban agglomerations, road corridors of the vulnerable hilly terrain in NE India through macro scale landslide susceptibility mapping. GSI undertakes site specific landslide investigation for containing the distressing in the hill slopes, comprehensive understanding of the processes, and formulation of both short and long term mitigation measures. GSI also attempted monitoring of few conspicuous slides in Sikkim and Meghalaya. GSI, NER regularly updates the landslide database of the entire NE regions through landslide inventory work. After became a declared nodal agency for understanding the coordinating landslide investigation and formulation for mitigation measures. GSI’s activity for Landslide Hazard Risk Mitigation in region includes Pre-Disaster Study, Landslide Zonation Mapping, Landslide Inventory Work, Detailed Site Specific Study of landslide for identifying causative factor and most suitable remedial measures, Landslide monitoring/real time monitoring by instrumentation for development of an early warning system.

GSI has carried out landslide studies on different scales in following areas of NER: MACRO SCALE LHZ MACRO SCALE LHZ MESO SCALE LHZ SITE SPECIFIC STUDIES (1:50,000 SCALE) (1:250,000 SCALE) (1:10,000 SCALE) SU: Assam Kalapahar, Guwahati, Kalapahar, Guwahati, Kalapahar, Guwahati, Kamrup Kamrup district, Assam Kamrup district, Assam (FS district, Assam (FS 1998-99) (FS 1998-99) 1998-99) Cachar, Assam & Jaintia district,

Meghalaya (FS 1998-99) Guwahati Urban Complex, Assam Guwahati Urban Complex,

(FS 2002-03) Assam (FS 2002-03) Kolsaib district, Mizoram and Cachar district, Assam (FS 2003-04) Guwahati, Assam( FS 2004- Guwahati, Assam (FS 2004-05) Guwahati, Assam(FS 2004-05) 05) SU: Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar Capital Complex, Arunachal

Pradesh (FS 1998-99) Bomdila & Tawang, West Bomdila & Tawang, West Kameng Kameng And Tawang And Tawang Districts, Arunachal Districts, Arunachal Pradesh( Pradesh( FS 2012-13 & FS 2013-14) FS 2012-13 & FS 2013-14) NH-52a Corridor From Banderdewa To Gohpur (Holongi) Via Itanagar, Papumpare Districts, Arunachal Pradesh (FS 2012-13) SU: Tripura-Mizoram Lunglei, Lawngtlai & Saiha districts, Lunglei area, Mizoram (FS

Mizoram (FS 1995-98) 2005-06) Kolsaib and Aizawl districts, Mizoram

(FS 2001-02) Lunglei area, Mizoram (FS 2005-06) Lunglei Town, Mizoram (FS Lunglei Town, Mizoram (FS 2006-07) 2006-07) Serchip, Chiahtiang Townships, Serchip, Chiahtiang Serchip district, Mizoram Townships, Serchip district, (FS 2000-01) Mizoram (FS 2000-01) Serchip, Hmar Veng, Serchip, Hmar Veng, Serchip Serchip, Hmar Veng, Serchip district, Serchip district, Mizoram district, Mizoram (FS 2000- Mizoram (FS 2000-01) (FS 2000-01) 01) SU: Manipur-Nagaland Mao Song, Senapati district, Manipur Mao Song, Senapati district, Mao Song, Senapati district,

(FS 2003-04) Manipur (FS 2003-04) Manipur (FS 2003-04) Kohima, Nagaland (FS 2004- Kohima, Nagaland (FS 2004-05) 05) Imphal, Manipur (FS2004-05) Imphal, Manipur (FS2004-05) NH-39 (Imphal-Kohima), (FS 2005-06) NH-53 (Imphal-Nungba), (FS 2006-07) Zubza, Kohima district, Zubza, Kohima district, Zubza, Kohima district, Nagaland (FS Nagaland (FS 2008-09 & Nagaland (FS 2008-09 & 2008-09 & 2009-10) 2009-10) 2009-10) SU: Meghalaya East Khasi Hills and Ri-Bhoi districts,

Meghalaya (FS 1999-2000) NH-40 (Shillong-Phalangpongtung

(Dawki)), Meghalaya (FS 2007-08) Shillong Town, Meghalaya Shillong Town, Meghalaya (FS

(FS 2009-10 & 2010-12) 2009-10 & 2010-12)

During FS 2013-14, Landslide Hazard Zonation studies at macro scale in Anjaw District, Arunachal Pradesh and along rangpo-singtam-dikchu-chungthang road corridor, Sikkim were taken up besides detailed study of the 13th mile landslide in East District, Sikkim and Site specific study of proposed Pakyong Airport area, Sikkim.

Earthquake Studies: During FS 2013-14, study of Seismic and Landslide Hazard Assessment of Aizwal town, Mizoram & Kohima City, Nagaland and Gangtok and surrounding areas of Sikkim were taken up.

Aizwal town, Mizoram Field work carried out in and around the Aizawl master plan area and covered 15 sq. km area by surface geological mapping on 1:25,000 scales. One rock sample for geotechnical studies was collected. Geological mapping revealed that the lithological units are trending NNW-SSE to NNE-SSW with varying amounts of easterly and westerly dip. The litho- stratigraphic succession within the Aizawl master plan area shows the special distribution of various litho units belonging to the Bhuban Formation of Surma Group of Miocene age. The repetitive sequence of alternating siltstone, shale and sandstone belonging to Bhuban Formation are exposed in the road cutting section and Quarry sites. Overall geological structure along and across the elongated hill on which the town is located is represented by N-S trending anticline and corresponding syncline. These are traversed by sets of E-W trending fault systems which are having distinct geomorphic expressions of faulting. Different slope forming materials like highly weathered mantle rocks and colluvial materials ranging its thickness from 1 to 8 m thick were studied and mapped for arriving at the site response / landslide hazard assessment. A few tiny old and fresh landslide incidences within the master plan area were studied and recorded. These slides appear to have occurred due to planar failure and wedge failures along the adversely disposed litho‐units consisting of sandstone, siltstone with thin band of shale. Load of the building constructed on the dip slope face appears to aggravate the slope failure as it appears that there has been no effective restrain at the base of the failed slope. The rain water lubricated the interface of the overburden material exposed above the rock units and the interfaces of the rock units exposed at these places. Besides this, collected 9 years rainfall data studied the master plan area and collected demographic information for the preparation of land use and land cover map. Collection, collation & Synthesis of the past seismicity data within the 300 km radius in and around Aizwal area was undertaken. Finalisation and processing of reports pertaining to the FS 2009-13 entitled “Active Fault studies around foot hills of Assam-Arunachal Himalaya / Mishmi Block, Arunachal Pradesh” for uploading and circulation was also carried out.

Kohima City, Nagaland Preliminary analysis of seismicity data from the year 1897 to 2013 around 300 kms radius of Kohima was carried out to identify and delineate Seismic source zone for the site, Kohima. The analysis has indicated high seismic activity along the Eastern Boundary Thrust Fault which is located about 83kms south/southeast of Kohima. Moderately high seismic activity along the Belt of Schuppen, Kopili Fault and Shillong massif Seismogenic zone was also observed, which is located within 100kms and 200kms respectively from the Kohima area. Kohima Master Plan area map with information on existing and proposed land use was collected from the Department of Urban Development, Government of Nagaland and studied / synthesised the baseline data for planning of the future course of work within the master plan area. Study and synthesis of rainfall data for 30 years of the study area, provided by the Department of Soil and water conservation, Government of Nagaland was also undertaken. Surface Geological mapping on 1:25,000 scale covering 10 Sq.Km in the south western part of the Master Plan was undertaken. The disposition of different slope forming material likes the younger loose debris, weathered rock etc with respect to the bedrock were delineated. The rocks of Disang Group mainly constituted by black carbonaceous shale are conformably overlain by the sandstones of Laisong Formation of the Barail group in the study area. Study of active landslide incidences within the Master plan area like the Phesama slide, old dumping slide along NH-29 and Merema slide along NH-61 were also undertaken and the causative factors of the slide, morphology of the slide, etc. were studied and appropriate remedial measures were suggested. Preparation of slope morphometry map and collection of data (05 sq. km) on different geofactors like lithology, structure, land use/cover, hydrological condition etc for landslide hazard zonation.

Gangtok, Sikkim -Study of toposheet and SRTM data to delineate different geomorphic /morphotectonic units and Lineaments. Seismic Hazard Assessment of Gangtok and surrounding areas of Sikkim were initiated by State Unit: Sikkim. Recording of ambient noise for Seismic site response study in Gangtok and surrounding areas was carried out.35 stations have been completed. Processing of acquired raw data pertaining to the area is in progress.

The Seismic Observatories installed at Agartala (Tripura), Itanagar (Arunachal Pradesh) and Adampool, Gangtok (Sikkim), which are equipped with broadband seismographs, are being used to record the seismicity round the clock of the North Eastern Region and its adjoining neighboring countries, such as Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. These Observatories are very useful for providing potential information on earthquake genesis of the eastern Himalayan region as well as sub-oceanic earthquakes from the Bay of Bengal, which will be helpful in evolving earthquake mitigation model for the region as a long-term goal.

Mission–V : HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT Sl Month Title of the course Location of Duration No of Remark no conducted training Of training Participant 1. July,13 36th OCG, Batch-H FTC-Aizwal 11 days from 26 Conducted 24.06.13 to Training for 04.07.13 36th OCG- 2. July,13 36th OCG, Batch-H RTI, 19 days from 26 Batch-H Shillong 05.07.13 and Capsule To 23.07.13 course on 3. Aug,13 Capsule course on RTI, 6 days from Total-10 chemical chemical analysis of rock Shillong 19.8.13 to DGMs- training for samples for DGM ,NER 24.8.13 ASSAM-3; DGM, NER MEG-2; and MAN-2; refresher NAG-1; course on GSI-MEG-2 petrology 4. Sep,13 Refresher course for RTI, 12 days from 15 for DGM and petrology training for Shillong 26.8.13 to DGMs- GSI,NER Geologist of DGM and 6.9.13 ASSAM-2 GSI,NER MEG-1 NAG-2 GSI-NER-10

STSS : MODERNISATION, ASSETS PROCUREMENT & MANAGEMENT

Chemical Lab: Sl. NO. Instruments Description 1 XRF Analysis of Package ‘A’ of NGCM samples and Non-NGCM samples 2 AAS Flame Analysis of Package ‘C’ of NGCM samples and Non-NGCM samples 3 AAS FIAS Analysis of Package ‘D’ of NGCM samples and Non-NGCM samples 4 Ion Analyser Analysis of Package ‘E’ of NGCM samples and Non-NGCM samples 5 D.M.A Analysis of Package G of NGCM and Non-NGCM samples

Output: April 2013 to June 2013 3152 samples with 37,387 determination Norms Achieved July 2013 to September 2013 3127 samples with 26,707 determination Norms Achieved Note: Above output includes analysis of NGCM & NON-NGCM Samples

AMC: INSTRUMENTS PERIOD NO. OF VISITS AMOUNTS (Rs.) XRF (CAMC) 01.05.2013 to 31.10.2013 2 5,61,800/- (2nd Installment) AAS 01.07.2013 to 31.12.2013 2 49,438/- (1st Installment) UPS for the above 01.10.2012 to 30.09.2013 On Call No. limit 53,933 Instruments

Budget: 2013 - 2014 36.10 Lakhs

Petrology Lab: Sl. Name of the equipment Utility of the equipment AMC Output No (July 13 to Sept '13) 1. Leitz Orthoplan Thin section and polished section AMC with Thin sections 139 nos, re- Polarising studies (transmitted and M/s Star polished 11nos, and heavy microscope reflected light) Instrumentat mineral separation 14 nos ion Kolkata were prepared and 59 PS were studied. Gem stone 16 nos were studied and certified. 2. Carl Zeisss JENA Petrographic studies (transmitted -do- Polarising microscope light) 3. Stereozoom Carl Zeiss Thin section and grain studies -do- Microscope 4. Leical Stereozoom Thin section and grain studies -do- (S8APO) 5. Reichard Microscope Petrographic studies (transmitted -do- light) 6. Optigem-4 Trinocular Gem Testing - 16nos. Microscope 7 Mettlers Toledo Balance Specific gravity Determination - 16 nos. AB 204-S (Gem Testing) 8. Refractometer (KRUSS) Refractive Index determination - 16 nos. (Gem Testing) 9. U.V. Lamp (KRUSS) Susceptibility for ultraviolet light - 16 nos. (Gem Testing) 10. Spectroscope (KRUSS) Optical determination (Gem - 16 nos. Testing) 11. Seive shaker equipment Sand analyses (Grain size - 14 nos. analysis) 12. Hot air oven For drying samples. - 14 nos. 13. Franz Isodynamic Mineral separation - 14 nos. separator

Status of Procurement: Procurement procedure initiated for- 1. Semi automatic machine/equipment for thin section preparation. 2. Web camera for all the state units 3. Canada balsam and Carborandum powder for Petrology lab. 4. Point Counter for Petrology lab 5. Geological folding pocket lens 6. Surveying instruments- i) Rechargeable Li-ion Battery, ii) Plum-bob- 1diameter with sharp pointed end, iii) Dust and water protection (free item), iv) Survey Umbrella Canvas with 1.5 mtr diameter, 2 mtrs height and 2 fault, v) Levelling staffs (4 mtrs in 4 fault), vi) Stand for prismatic compass having 1.5 mtr height with 3 ports footage (stand). 7. Scintillometer Counter 8. Procedure initiated for establishment of thin section repository and Renovation of museum.

Mineral Physics: Sl.No. Instrument Description 1 XRD PW-1730 The instrument is obsolete and not in working condition. The spare parts are not available.

Output: During FS 2013 – 2014 XRD unit and its accessories are shifted to Rynjha, Shillong and establishment of laboratory in new building in progress.

Geodata lab: Item Nos Output (Actual / Normal) Desktop Computers 9 For GIS work, GSI portal, FSP work, Trainings, Printing and Scanning, etc. A 0 Scanner 1 For scanning of A0 size maps for all divisions/ projects of GSI, NER, Shillong and State units. A 0 Plotter 1 For printing of large format prints, 1:50K geological maps, etc. for all divisions/ projects of GSI,NER, Shillong and State units UPS 11 For uninterrupted power supply and maintenance of PC’s. A 4 Scanner 1 For scanning of A4 size maps and documents. Colour Laser Printer (A3) 1 For printing of A3 & A4 size colour maps for FSP, Progress reports, Briefing Books and other official documents of all divisions /projects of GSI, NER, Shillong. Colour Laser Printer (A4) 1 For printing of colour maps for FSP, Progress reports and other official documents. Mono Laser Printers (A4) 3 For printing of all official documents and reports. Colour Digital Copier 1 For colored Xeroxing required by different divisions. LAN Switches and Router 7 For local area network and GSI WAN Arc GIS 10 2 For preparation of 1:50k maps and portal related works (1 license for Shillong and 1 license for Itanagar) Surfer 8 1 For preparation of maps. Grapher 9.0 - NA IGPET 2010 - NA

STATUS OF IMPLIMENTATION OF PORTAL AT GSI, NER A. Portal Phase I (Installation of LAN at RHQ and development of Portal): Infrastructure: 1. Installation of LAN at RHQ: GSI, NER, Shillong is operating from several rented buildings at Shillong. Local Area Networking exist at three premises viz., Shylla building, Kumud villa and building at Motinagar. Lease line runs for portal access into the networks on upgraded 1 MBPS bandwidth. Internet connection to the office premises out of the reach of the networks in Shillong are on BSNL broadband and WiFi devices. 2. Regional headquarters of NER, TCD, TCS and LHZP is functional from Shylla building; Where as Petrology, Palaeontology, Publication, M&C and Chemical Divisions with their laboratories are housed in Kumud Villa; Geodata division with its laboratory and Administration run from a building located at Motinagar. Recently offices of Mission-I, II, III & IV and RTI have occupied two rented buildings close to Kumudvilla. These buildings are in need to develop networking. 3. LAN infrastructure is non-feasible in buildings other than the stated three LAN networkings. Recently, Wi-Fi access points have been put on broadband line to these buildings. This gives a lean access to portal and internet in these deprived buildings.

Development of Portal Applications: All the officers and staff of State Units and RHQ have been given training on the various transactional applications in phases of GSI Portal and modules therein.

B.Portal Phase II: Infrastructure: 1. Installation of LAN/WAN at SUs: All the State Units of NER, viz. Guwahati, Arunachal Pradesh, Agartala, Dimapur and Gangtok are connected through intranet using MPLS from BSNL. 2. The service of BSNL (leased line provider for MPLS connectivity) is in utilisation at Guwahati, Agartala, Itanagar, Gangtok and Shillong. This service has bleak consistency; thereby networks

provide off and on intermittent / frequently disrupted sessions on internet, so the portal access. Comprehensive AMC of LAN/WAN equipment is awarded to M/s Hue Service Pvt. Ltd, Guwahati. 3. IP phones installed at all locations and video conferencing installed at RHQ.

4. IT infrastructure, videoconferencing & IP telephony: MLLN link is commissioned at Shylla Building, Kumud Villa Complex and Motinagar Building in Shillong and at Guwahati, Gangtok, Dimapur and at Itanagar offices. Video conferencing unit is installed at Dy.D.G office, Shylla building, Shillong. The bandwidth for the link at Shylla building, Kumud Villa complex and Motinagar office was upgraded from 128 kbps to 1 Mbps now. IP telephones are installed where MLLN link is commissioned and are being used for inter office communication. 5. GSI portal is accessible through WAN at Shillong (Shylla bldg, Kumud Villa complex and Motinagar bldg.), Guwahati, Itanagar, Gangtok and Dimapur offices. 6. Connectivity issue/Networking and progress: GSI, Itanagar is under pursuance with BSNL authorities and CHQ for upgrading the bandwidth for GSI Portal connectivity.

Upgradation of Network 2013: A project titled “Replacement, upgradation and augmentation of networking devices at different offices of GSI” has been taken up by CHQ. ‘Nodal Officer’ for each and every independently located LAN were identified.Devices for replacement/upgradation of existing Network Devices were received through HCL Comnet and taken into Stock. Installation and temporary configuration attempts were made in Shylla bldg and Motinagar bldg.

C. Uploading of data and Portal Applications: 1.Uploading of 1:50K maps to GSI Portal: 346nos. of 1:50k map layers and metadata have been uploaded in GSI portal till date.

D. Transactional Applications: Transactional Applications on HRMIS, Payroll, FSPMIS and Claims modules are operational and are being used by various users in NER.

i) HRMIS: Four new MTS staff was inducted in RHQ, Shillong and their HRMIS data were uploaded Data of all employees of NER uploaded and is being updated regularly. ii) FSPMIS: Geodata extended its help to officers of different Projects/Divisions/ State units for uploading FSP programs and FSP Technical Reports through FSPMIS. Iii) PAYROLL: Pay is being processed through portal at RHQ, Shillong, SU: Guwahati and SU: Dimapur. Payroll data entered at SU: Agartala. iv) TOUR and LEAVE: Applications of all officers & employees are being submitted through portal. v) CLAIMS: RCA/NRCA is being processed by Accounts Sections on portal at RHQ, Shillong. Geodata helps the Accounts Sections Staff in case of any problem faced by them.

The current usage is limited due to poor or intermittent connectivity and limited awareness about the usage of transactional modules. Efforts are being made to resolve the problems of intermittent WAN connectivity and poor services by providing alternate resources.

Other services rendered by Geodata division  Geodata provides software support, scanning on A0 size, other computer related services and plotting and printing of documents for the officers of divisions of GSI, NER. Besides, Geodata maintains the stock registers for the computer hardware and software. Geodata also has a role extended towards maintenance of hardware and software in the Divisions on AMC.  Geodata extend its service as a collaborator in the training course on GSI Portal applications to the users in the usage of Transactional modules, conducted by RTI, NER.

Geophysical Instrumentation lab: Geophysical Instrumentation division of NER is mainly entrusted with the work of repairs, servicing, preventive maintenance, Testing and calibration of various Geophysical field, laboratory test & measuring instruments/Generators. Personnel of Instrumentation division are actively associated with geophysical exploration work & in maintaining instruments in the field and lab. The division is also engaged in preparation of technical specifications for procurement of advanced geophysical instruments and providing logistic support for commissioning/installation of newly procured Geophysical equipments.

List of all major Instruments/equipment: Sl.No. Name of Instruments Quantity Usefulness Remarks 1. CG-3 Gravity meter 1 no. Gravity Survey Obsolete. Needs Upgradation. 2. CG-5 Gravity meter 1 no. Gravity Survey Functional. 3. ENVI MAG (SCINTREX)Total field 1 no. Magnetic Survey Functional. Magnetometer 4. GEM Systems(Model GSM-19T) 1 no. Magnetic Survey Functional. Total field Magnetometer 5. TSQ-3 Transmitters 2 nos. IP/Resistivity Survey Functional. 6. IPR-10A Receiver 1 no. IP/Resistivity Survey Functional. 7. RDC-10 Receiver 3 nos. Resistivity Survey Out of three units, one unit is functional.

Laboratory Infrastructure : Items and Output. Sl.No. Instruments Description 1. CG-5 Gravity meter Gravity Data Acquisition 2. ENVI MAG Total field Magnetometer Total field Magnetic data Acquisition 3. GSM-19T Total field Magnetometer Total field Magnetic data Acquisition 4. TSQ-3 Transmitter IP/Resistivity Survey work 5. IPR-10 A/RDC-10 Receiver IP/Resistivity Survey work 6. TSQ-3 Generator(Briggs & Stratton) IP/Resistivity Survey work

Output: During FS 2013-14 Deployed in “Gravity-Magnetic mapping in parts Instruments were serviced and of West Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya to thoroughly tested and deployed determine subsurface structural features and to in field. generate gravity and magnetic maps on 1:50,000 scale”(M-IA) GPM-/NER/RHQ/2013/014. Deployed in “Magnetic Survey for Chromite Instruments were serviced and During FS 2013-14 Bearing Ultramafics Bodies in Mantum ching thoroughly tested and deployed block, Chandel District, Manipur”. (M-IIA) . in the field. GPS-/NER/RHQ/2013/021. “Seismic and Landslide Hazards Assessment of Instruments were serviced and During FS 2013-14 Gangtok and surrounding areas of Sikkim”.(M-IV) thoroughly tested and deployed SEI-/NER/SSK/2012/039. in field.

AMC: AMC for Geosoft licence is under process.

Procuremen/ Modernisation: 1. TEC is completed for procurement of DDR-3 DC Resistivity meter for Resistivity Survey. 2. Procurement of DMEQ equipment is under process. 3. Procurement of DGPS is under process. 4. Procurement of Proton precession total field magnetometer (model GEM) unit is completed.

Technical Consultancy Services Sponsoring Agencies namely Brahmaputra Board, MeECL, NEEPCO, NF Railway, CWC, NHPC etc for current project works were interacted for resource generationand recovery of service tax. The cost estimate for raising the bills in respect of geotechnical investigation item taken up during FS 2012-13 has been carried out. In addition, bills pertaining to petrological and chemical analysis were computed and raised as and when samples were received from the party. As a government policy, the pricing of the reports of restricted area were carried out as and when the demand was placed by the user agencies. Besides these bills, subsequent reminders were sent to the sponsoring agencies for the payment of pending service taxes particularly for the period between 2000 and 2005.

The internal resource generated in FS 2013-14 is given in following table: Internal Resource: Rs.19,84,475/- (Rupees Nineteen lacs sixty six thousand five hundred and sixty eight only) Service Tax: Rs.1,43,366/- (Rupees One lac fourty three thousand three hundred and sixty six only) Pending Service: Tax Rs.63,162/- (Rupees Sixty three thousand one hundred and sixty two only) (2000-05) Amount Received: Rs. 21,91,003/- (Rupees Twenty one lacs ninety one thousand three only)

5. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Financial outlay and expenditure during XI plan period has been given in Annexure -3A. Scheme- wise, quarter-wise distribution of approved plan funds and actual expenditure during 2013-14 (2ND quarter) are given in Anneure-3b &3C.

6. MISSION WISE RCA EXPENDITURE The details of RCA expenditure in different projects visa-vis targets and achievements of FS 2013- 14 are given in annexure-04.

7. SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOPS / MEETINGS / SEMINARS / SYMPOSIUM, EXHIBITIONS ETC., ORGANISED / PARTICIPATED. State Geological Programming Board (SGPB)/ RAC/OAC Meetings SGPB/RAC meetings for different states of NER were held from time to time the detail of which is given in annexure-11.

8. HRD, ESTABLISHMENT, PAYROLL, HRMIS, E-SERVICE BOOK, ETC. Statement on RTI Act : 8 cases received, 7 replied, pendin 1 case Statement on Grievance cases : No case is pending on Grievance. Statement on Vigilance cases : No case is pending on Vigilance. Statement of pending VIP reference cases in the Region : Nil The information on Employment position in the Region is given in Annexure – 12. The HRMIS details in respect of Group A, B & C have already been uploaded to GSI Portal.

9. VEHICLES & TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING OUTSOURCING AND AGE OF VEHICLES, VEHICLES MIS. The required information is given in the attached Annexure – 13.

10. MODERNIZATION As a part of the efforts for meeting emerging challenges, GSI is constantly upgrading its technology both for field and laboratory equipments and efforts are being made to modernize the Geodata, Petrology and Chemical Laboratories

11. DRILLING INFRASTRURE Status of drilling activities, performance and cost effectiveness The status of drilling in NER during FS 2013-14 is given in Annexure – 15A.

Efforts for Modernizing Drilling Machinery Indents are being prepared for replacement of old machineries and accessories keeping in view the type of drilling assignment to be taken up in the near future.

12. OUTSOURCING OF ROUTINE SERVICES (HOUSKEEPING, SECURITY, GARDEN, ETC.)

The housekeeping of GSI offices in NER is being done by the Departmental personnel. Security at GSI, Itanagar office is outsourced. Contractural workers are employed for durwan duty, other office work as and when required.

13. OTHER ACTIVITIES Details of Museums and curatorial activities in the Region and operational units: Nodal officer with Museum committee visited Don Bosco Museum for Surveying, which would provide guidance to establish geological museum in NER, Shillong. Other procedures of sample selection/ collection and arrangement for display etc are in progress. Two Museums each in Petrology and Palaeontology Division, RHQ, Shillong are being maintained by respective units. One Rock Garden, GSI, Itanagar is being maintained by SU: Arunachal Pradesh, GSI, Itanagar. Nodal Officers in all State Units have been nominated for maintenance/upkeep for museum.

Library: Library facilities are available in the Publication Division, RHQ, Shillong and in all the State Units of North Eastern Region.

Core Library: The Cores of Litang Valley Limestone investigation, Jaintia Hills district, Meghalaya and Mawmaram basemetal investigation, East Khasi hills district have been skeletonised and preserved at Shillong. Core Library formation is being initiated. The phase lifting of core shed at GSI Guwahati campus is under process.

14. SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC STUDY: NA 15. PERCEPTION MANAGEMENT ACTIVIES IN NER RTI, Shillong organized training for Officers of State DGMs of North Eastern Region. (Photographs of training given in field, lab and lectures in classroom are in back page.

16. SAVOTTAM: Service Quality Improvement initiative was taken & declared DDG & RMH as Nodal Officer for Quality Management. They will look after implementation of an appropriate Service Quality Management System i.e - Successful implementation of Citizen’s Charters, identification of services rendered, the quality of service delivery process, its control and delivery requirements. NER also has a good Public Grievance Redress Mechanism headed by Joint Director (P&A). 17. CONSOLIDATED LIST OF GROUP A & B OFFICERS IN NER (GAZETTED) Please see attached Annexure – 17.

ANNEXURE-1A

MAJOR MINERALS RESOURCES [UNDER VARIOUS UNFC CATEGORIES] ESTIMATED BY THE REGION, SHOWING STATE-WISE FIVE-YEARLY INCREMENT, FOR THE LAST 15 YEARS.

COMMODITY/ STATE 1995 -2000 2001- 2005 2006-2012 MINERAL Limestone Meghalaya 3062.71mt 2678.24mt. Annual Increment to National (332) (332) Inventory

ANNEXURE-1B NATIONAL MINERAL INVENTORY NO. OF REPORTS CONVERTED AS PER UNFC COMPLIANCE

Nodal Officer: Shri Brij Kumar, DDG & RMH, GSI, NER, Shillong.

Upto December 2010 Upto March 2012 Meghalaya 2004 – 05 onwards – 08 nos. Completed Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 22 nos. Completed Arunachal Pradesh 2004 – 05 onwards – Nil Nil Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 05 nos. Completed Agartala 2004 – 05 onwards – Nil Nil Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 18 nos. Completed Guwahati 2004 – 05 onwards – Nil Nil Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 06 nos. Completed Sikkim 2004 – 05 onwards – Nil Nil Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 04 nos. Completed Dimapur 2004 – 05 onwards – Nil Nil Pre-F.S. 2004-05 – 05 nos. Completed

ANNEXURE-2A ACTIVITY DOMAIN PERTAINING TO MISSION I & II OF THE REGION AND ACHIEVEMENTS [FSP RELATED ITEMS] DURING THE XII PLAN PERIOD [2012-17] (AS ON 30.09.2013)

Sl. Major Activity area Progra-mme Achieve-ment of Progra-mme Achieve-ment of Progra-mme Achieve-ment of Progra-mme Achieve-ment of No Target F.S. 2012-13 Target F.S. 2013-14 Target F.S. 2014-15 Target F.S. 2015-16 F.S. 2012-13 F.S. 2013-14 F.S. 2014-15 F.S. 2015-16 I. Survey and Mapping a) Ground Survey i) Special Thematic Mapping 3520 3594.5 3295 359 (sq. km) (1:25000) ia) Systematic Geological Mapping 1280 1289 2640 606 (sq. km) (1:50000) ii) Geochemical mapping 3892 3697 4850 846 (sq. km) iii) Geophysical Mapping 700 700 1750 390 (sq. km) II. Mineral Exploration i) Large Scale Mapping 332 341 369.5 60.4 (sq. km.) (1:12,500) ia) Reconnoitary geological traverse mapping 150 150 150 30 (sq. km.) (1:50000) ii) Detailed Mapping 5 5 8.5 .6 (sq. km.) (1:5000/2000) iii) Drilling (metre) (M-IIA) 1575 1418.65* 1600 54.75 Drilling (metre) (M-IIB) 800 637.75* 900 74.00- Drilling extended in FS 2013-14 (as per decission of MTR)

ANNEXURE-2B

FSP ROLLING PLAN FOR F.S. 2013-14 & 2014-15 MISSION: I SL. FSP CODE TITLE OF THE ITEM TOPOSHEET NO PERSONNEL F.S. TARGET NO. (2013-14) 1 GM/NER/SAS/2012/003 SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON 1:50,000 SCALE IN 78 J/9 & 10 Varun Vara & Yhunyelo 2013-14 865 sq.km TOPOSHEET NO. 78 J/9 & J/10 IN GOALPARA DISTRICT, ASSAM Tep 2 GM/NER/SAS/2013/001 SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON 1:50,000 SCALE IN 78 J/1, 5 & 13; 78 N/1, 5, 9 Rajkumar Tapon Kumar & 2013-14 955 sq.km TOPOSHEET NO. 78 J/1, 5 & 13, 78 N/1, 5, 9 & 13 IN KAMRUP, & 13 Satrughan Majhi GOALPARA AND DARRANG DISTRICT, ASSAM

3 GM/NER/SMN/2013/002 SYSTEMATIC GEOLOIGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF PEREN, 83 G/6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14; B.Behera & 2013-15 360 sq.km DIMAPUR, KIPHIRE, KOHIMA AND PHEK DISTRICTS, NAGALAND 83 K/1, 10, 14; 83 O/1 C. Yanthan ON 1:50,000 SCALE 4 GM/NER/SMN/2013/003 SYSTEMATIC GEOLOIGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF 83 H/12 P. Enos Ezung, V. Zaphu, 2013-14 460 sq.km CHURACHANDPUR DISTRICT, MANIPUR ON 1:50,000 SCALE 1G & 1G from DGM, Manipur 5 STM/NER/SAP/2012/001 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN PARTS OF ANJAW DISTRICT, 91 D/12 Rupesh Kumar & 2012-14 220 sq.km ARUNACHAL PRADESH Sebabrata Das 6 STM/NER/SAP/2012/002 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING FOR STUDY OF EVOLUTION OF 83 I/5, 9, 13, 14 B.N.Mahanta, B. R. Syngai 2012-14 330 sq.km GONDWANA AND SIWALIK GROUPS IN SIANG RIVER BASINS IN & Raman Kumar PARTS OF WEST SIANG AND EAST SIANG DISTRICTS, ARUNACHAL PRADESH 7 STM/NER/SAP/2013/004 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TERTIARY COAL BELT IN 92 A/3, 7 & 11 Amit Kumar, V K Bendre 2013-15 110 sq.km CHANGLANG AND TIRAP DISTRICTS, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (APMDTCL) & A S Rawat (DGM, AP) 8 STM/NER/SMN/2013/005 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING OF OPHIOLITE SUITE OF ROCKS 83 K/8; 83 L/5 2G (GSI) &1G (DGM, 2013-15 220 sq.km OF MANIPUR BETWEEN NINGTHI TO NUNGBI KHULLEN, UKHRUL MANIPUR) DISTRICT, MANIPUR 9 STM/NER/SAS/2012/077 SPECIALIZED THEMATIC MAPPING TO DECIPHER LITHOLOGICAL 78 J/11 Ramesh Chandra Kishan & 2013-14 300 sq.km SEQUENCE AND STRUCTURAL SET-UP IN WESTERN PART OF Parusharama BATGURI, GOALPARA AND BONGAIGAON DISTRICTS, ASSAM Gangaikoppa 10 STM/NER/SME/2012/006 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING OF THE GNEISS AND 78 N/16; 78 O/9 & 13 Balbir Singh, Vekhoto 2012-14 450 sq.km GRANITOIDS TO DECIPGER THEIR STRATIGRAPHIC RELATION Shijoh & Imrongtola WITH THE SHILLONG GROUP AND ASSOCIATED MINERALISATION Pongen BETWEEN NONGPOH, JIRANG AND PATHARKHMAH, RI-BHOI DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA 11 STM/NER/SME/2012/007 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING TO CHARACTERISE THE 78 O/7 & 11 Lalboi T. Haokip, A. 2012-14 450 sq.km ANORTHOSITE-MANGERITE- CHARNOCKITE-GRANITOID (AMCG) Ranjith & N.P. Khedkar SUITE OF ROCKS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON TECTONOMAGMATIC HISTORY AND MUTUAL RELATIONSHIPS OF ROCKS BETWEEN RANGBLANG AND MANAD MAWBIDONG AREAS, WEST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA

12 STM/NER/SME/2012/008 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING FOR CHARACTERISATION OF 78 O/2 S.R. Mishra & Lalneo 2012-14 220 sq.km HIGH GRADE META-SEDIMENTS, GRANULITES AND GNEISSIC Haokip COMPLEX SOUTH OF SONAPAHAR, WEST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA 13 STM/NER/SME/2013/006 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING TO DECIPHER THE TECTONO- 83 C/2 Sougrakpam Sujata, 2013-14 330 sq.km MAGMATIC AND METAMORPHIC HISTORY OF THE GNEISSIC Imlishila Imchen & Avi COMPLEX, MIGMATITES AND SHILLONG GROUP OF ROCKS, EAST Mero KHASI HILLS AND JAINTIA HILLS DISTRICTS, MEGHALAYA AND MIKIR HILLS DISTRICT, ASSAM 14 STM/NER/SSK/2012/009 STUDY OF LINGTSE GNEISS IN SIKKIM HIMALAYA FOR 78 A/11 & 12 Jiji Kumar S & Hiten 2012-14 225 sq.km ELUCIDATING THE ROLE OF PROTEROZOIC GRANITOIDS IN Kumar Jalutharia HIMALAYAN OROGENY 15 STM/NER/STM/2013/007 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TERTIARY FOLD BELT IN 84 A/14 Pankaj P Vaidya & A. Elow 2013-14 220 sq.km PARTS OF AIZAWL DISTRICT, MIZORAM (PARTS OF T.S. NO. 84A/14) 16 STM/NER/STM/2013/008 SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TRIPURA-MIZORAM FOLD 79 M/10 & 14 Omnath Saha & 2013-15 220 sq.km BELT IN PARTS OF SOUTH TRIPURA AND DHALAI DISTRICTS, Watitemsu TRIPURA 17 GCM/NER/SAP/2013/009 GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN LESSER HIMALAYA IN PARTS OF EAST 82 P/11 & 12 S.M.Toppo & W.Swer + D. 2013-14 800 sq.km SIANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (TOPOSHEET NOS. Gurung (Chemist) 82P/12 & PART OF 82P/11) 18 GCM/NER/SAS/2012/016 GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TOPOSHEET NO. 78 O/1 AND IN 78 O/1 & 5 Amit Kumar & Mukesh 2013-14 800 sq.km PARTS OF 78O/5 IN GOALPARA & KAMRUP DISTRICTS, ASSAM Kumar Mishra + N.P. AND EAST GARO HILLS & WEST KHASI HILLS DISTRICTS, Nagmote (Chemist) MEGHALAYA 19 GCM/NER/SMN/2013/010 REGIONAL GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN THE OPHIOLOIE BELT IN 83 K/10 & 14 Chubala Shijoh, D. 2013-14 800 sq.km PARTS OF PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND Bharati, Tokheli Phuchu (DGM, Nagaland) & R. Vittal (Chemist) 20 GCM/NER/SMN/2013/011 REGIONAL GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN THE OPHIOLITE BELT IN 83 N/3,4 ; 83 O/1 E. John, Keneylo Rengma 2013-15 400 sq.km PARTS OF MON,TUENSANG & KIPHIRE DISTRICTS, NAGALAND (DGM, Nagaland) & R. Vittal (Chemist) 21 GCM/NER/SME/2013/012 GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN MEGHALAYA GNEISSIC COMPLEX IN 83 C/07 & 03 T.G. Singh, H. Sumar & 2013-14 800 sq.km PARTS OF JAINTIA AND EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA A.S. Bora (Chemist) (TOPOSHEET NOS. 83C/07 & PART OF 83 C/03) 22 GCM/NER/SME/2012/014 GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TOPOSHEET NO 83C/03 IN PARTS OF 83 C/03 Ajay C Limbu & 2012-14 400 sq.km EAST KHASI AND JAINTIA HILLS DISTRICTS, MEGHALAYA T. Myelvaganan (Chemist) 23 GCM/NER/STM/2013/013 GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TERTIARY FOLD BELT OF SOUTH 79 M/12 & 16, 79 N/9 J.M. Umlong, M.P. Singh & 2013-14 850 sq.km TRIPURA DISTRICT, TRIPURA (IN PARTS OF T.S. NOS. 79M/12, 16 Rajendra Kumar (Chemist) & 79N/9) 24 GPM/NER/RHQ/2013/014 GRAVITY-MAGNETIC MAPPING IN PARTS OF WEST KHASI HILLS 78 O/6, 7 & 8 S.M.Syiem, P. Diwakar 2013-14 1750 sq.km DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA Reddy & 1 GP 25 PRS/NER/RHQ/2013/015 GEOLOGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF MEGHALAYA WITH THE 78 G/15; 78 K/3,4,8,12,16; H.K. Sahoo & S. Sanyal 2013-15 1150 sq.km HELP OF REMOTE SENSING STUDIES ON 1:50000 SCALE (9 78O/16; C/4,8 TOPOSHEETS) 29

MISSION: II

SL. FSP CODE TITLE OF THE ITEM TOPOSHEET NO PERSONNEL F.S. TARGET NO. (2013-14) 1 ME/NER/SAP/2013/016 PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL OF ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF LIMESTONE/ 83 P/4 & 8 Bendangnuchit, 2013-14 LSM 75 sq.km DOLOMITIC LIMESTONE IN EAST SIANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL Rita Thurr & V.K.Bendre PRADESH (G4) (APMDTCL) 2 ME/NER/SAP/2013/017 PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT FOR LIMESTONE IN AND AROUND DABA 82 L/12 2G (GSI) & 1G (DGM, 2013-15 LSM 50 sq.km GAMLIN, WEST SIANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (G3) Arunachal Pradesh) 3 ME/PM/NER/SAP/2012/026 INVESTIGATION FOR PGE AND GOLD MINERALIZATION IN MAFIC- 91 D/12 & 16; Ravi Negi & Hiruj Saikia 2012-14 LSM 50 sq.km ULTRAMAFIC SUITES, ANJAW, LOHIT AND LOWER DIBANG VALLEY 92 A/5 DM : 2.5 sq.km DISTRICTS, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (G4) 4 ME/NER/SAS/2012/084 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR REE IN SOUTHERN PART OF AGIA 78 J/12 Akshaya Kumar Mishra & 2013-14 LSM 50 sq.km AROUND SUJUKONA HILL AND TUKURESWARI HILL IN PARTS OF M. Shyamkumar Singh DM : 1.5 GOALPARA DISTRICT, ASSAM (G4) 5 ME/PM/NER/SMN/2012/028 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR PLATINIUM GROUP OF ELEMENTS 83 K/10, 13, 14, N. Meribemo Yanthan 2012-14 Rec.Traverse : IN OPHIOLITE BELT OF NAGALAND (G4) 15 ; 83 N/3, 4 ; 150 sq.km 83 O/1,2 6 ME/F/NER/SME/2012/023 INVESTIGATION FOR TITANIFEROUS-VANADIFEROUS MAGNETITE 78O/6 V. Sreenivasiah 2012-14 LSM 25 sq.km AROUND RAMBRAI IN WEST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G4) DM : 1.5 sq.km 7 ME/NER/SME/2013/018 INVESTIGATION FOR LIMESTONE IN NORTH OF LARKET BLOCK, 83C/7 & 11 Pius Sarkar & 2013-15 DM : 1.5 sq.km LITANG VALLEY, JAINTIA HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G3) T.G. Singh D : 800 m 8 ME/NER/SME/2013/019 ASSESSMENT OF LIMESTONE IN THE EXTENSION AREA OF MAWLONG - 78 O/12 Aravind & Rajesh Kumar 2013-15 DM : 1.5 sq.km ISHAMATI BLOCK OF SHELLA - BHOLAGANJ BELT, EAST KHASI HILLS D : 800 m DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G3) 9 ME/NER/SME/2013/020 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR REE IN PARTS OF NONGPOH 78 O/13 Mohd Sadiq & Ravi 2013-14 LSM 60 sq.km PLUTON, RI-BHOI DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G4) Kumar Umrao 10 GPS/NER/RHQ/2013/021 MAGNETIC SURVEY FOR CHROMITE BEARING ULTRAMAFICS IN 83 L/7 K.V. Sathyanarayana 2013-14 GP : 5.6 sq.km MANTUM CHING, CHANDEL DISTRICT, MANIPUR, (G4) M.K. Rai 11 ME/BM/NER/SSK/2012/027 PRELIMINARY STUDY FOR THE BASE METALS AND ASSOCIATED GOLD 78 A/11 Kailash Singh, 2012-14 LSM 50 sq.km IN EXTENSION AREAS OF DIKCHU BASEMETAL PROSPECT, EAST Tangtirenba Longchari & DISTRICT, SIKKIM (G4) 1G (DMMG) 12 ME/NER/NEnR/SAS/2012/030 PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL TO LOCATE POTENTIAL COAL ZONE IN 78 G/14 Vizolto Sakhrie (P/T) & 2013-14 LSM 6.5 sq.km TERTIARY SEQUENCE BY LARGE SCALE GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON D.V. Whourie D : 300 m 1:10,000 SCALE IN PARTS OF TOPOSHEET NO. 78G/14 AROUND SHALIBHUIN IN DHUBRI DISTRICT OF ASSAM AND NAKAIGIRI- UJANGGIRI IN WEST GARO HILLS OF MEGHALAYA (G4) 13 ME/NER/NEnR/SME/2013/022 REGIONAL EXPLORATION FOR GONDWANA COAL IN THE AREA 78 G/13 Vizolto Sakhrie (P/T) & 2013-14 LSM 3 sq.km ADJACENT TO SUKCHAR - SINGRIMARI AREA, SINGRIMARI COALFIELD, D.V. Whourie D : 600 m DHUBRI DISTRICT, ASSAM AT THE BORDER OF ASSAM & MEGHALAYA

MISSION: III

SL. FSP CODE TITLE OF THE ITEM TOPOSHEET NO PERSONNEL F.S. TARGET NO. (2013-14) 1 MAP/NER/RHQ/2013/023 DIGITISATION, SCRUTINY, MODIFICATION, UPLOADING OF 1:50,000 P.K. Mukerjee (M&C) 2013-14 5 sheets MAPS, VALIDATION AND STANDARDISATION OF UPLOADED MAPS IN (P/T), Darinia C. War (P/T) THE PORTAL & 1G (/PT) (Geodata) 2 DB/NER/RHQ/2013/024 CREATION OF THEME BASED DATABASE OF DEGREE SHEET NO 78 O 1G 2013-14 75 reports COVERING PARTS OF EAST GARO HILLS, EAST KHASI HILL, WEST KHASI HILL, JAINTIA & RIBHOI DISTRICTS OF MEGHALAYA AND KAMRUP & GOALPARA DISTRICTS OF ASSAM 3 MAP/NER/RHQ/2013/025 COMPILATION, SCRUTINY AND PREPARATION OF 1:250,000 78 O/1 - 15 P.K. Mukerjee (M&C) (P/T) 2013-14 1 degree (QUADRANGLE GEOLOGICAL) MAP (78O) OF MEGHALAYA & 1G (P/T) (Geodata) sheet 4 SER/NER/RHQ/2012/033 COMPILATION OF DISTRICT RESOURCE MAP (JAINTIA) OF MEGHALAYA 78 O/15 & 16 ; 83 P.K. Mukerjee (M&C) (P/T) 2012-14 1 district (1:250,000 SCALE) C/2-4. 6-8, 10-12 & 15-16 5 PUB/NER/RHQ/2013/026 PUBLICATION RELATED ACTIVITIES AND PROCESSING OF SCIENTIFIC B.N. Gohain (P/T) & 2013-14 PAPERS S.M. Singh 6 MAP/NER/SAS/2013/027 PREPARATION OF DISTRICT RESOURCE MAPS (DRM) OF ASSAM STATE Rupali Thakur Bhuyan, 2013-14 4 districts AND DIGITIZATION OF DISTRICT RESOURCE MAPS (DRM) OF ASSAM N. Goswami & Anjan Bora 7 MAP/NER/SMN/2013/028 COMPILATION OF DISTRICT RESOURCE MAPS OF MANIPUR (1:250,000 83G/8, 12, 15, R.L. Jat (P/T) 2013-15 4 districts SCALE) 16; 83 H/1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 13, 14; 3K/3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 12; 83L/1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10 8 MAP/NER/STM/2012/036 PREPARATION AND FINALISATION OF DISTRICT, RESOURCE MAP OF Srinanda Mukherjee & 2012-15 3 districts MIZORAM T.S. Giritharan 9 DB/NER/HQ/2013/029 ONLINE CORE BUSINESS INTEGRATED SYSTEM (OCBIS) N. Devaraj (P/T), P.K. 2013-14 Sinha (P/T), F. Kharshing (P/T), Hemraj Suryavanshi (P/T), J.C. Dutta (P/T), K.C. Chandrasekharaiah (P/T), G.C. Khandpal (P/T), Balbir Singh(P/T), C.A. Limbu (P/T), Md. Sadique (P/T), D.C. War (P/T), Mego Chasie (P/T)

MISSION: IV

SL. FSP CODE TITLE OF THE ITEM TOPOSHEET NO PERSONNEL F.S. TARGET NO. 1 SER/NER/RHQ/2013/030 UPDATION OF EXISTING LANDSLIDE INVENTORY OF NORTH All North East Megotsohe Chasie, S.C. Keshari, P.K. 2013-14 As nec EASTERN REGION Sharma, E.John, Watitemsu & Thrideep Kumar N. P.K.Theophilus (P/T), B.R. Syngai(P/T), Y. Tep(P/T), N.M. Yanthan(P/T), Elow. A (P/T) & J.N. Hindayar(P/T) 2 LHZ/NER/RHQ/2013/031 MACRO SCALE LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION (1:50,000) 91 D/11 & 12 Megotsohe Chasie (P/T), S.C. Keshari 2013-14 150 sq.km ALONG THE HAYULIANG - CHAGLAGAM AND TEJU- & P.K.Theophilus (P/T) HAYULIANG ROAD CORRIDORS OF ANJAW DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH 3 LHZ/NER/RHQ/2013/032 DETAILED (1:1000) SITE SPECIFIC GEOLOGICAL STUDIES OF 78 M/14 Megotsohe Chasie (P/T), 2013-14 0.50 sq.km THE LANDSLIDES NEAR TAWANG MONASTERY, TAWANG P.K.Theophilus (P/T) & 1G (P/T) from DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH EG Division, NER 4 LHZ/NER/SSK/2012/043 DETAILED STUDY AND MONITORING OF THE 13TH MILE 78 A/11 Jagadish Nandan Hindayar (P/T) & 2012-14 0.25 sq.km LANDSLIDE ON GANGTOK - NATHULA ROAD, EAST DISTRICT, P.N. Dasawar (P/T) SIKKIM 5 LHZ/NER/SSK/2013/033 MACRO SCALE LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION ON 1:50,000 78 A/12, Thrideep Kumar N., Jagadish Nandan, 2013-14 100 sq.km SCALE ALONG RANGPO-SINGTAM-DIKCHU-CHUNGTHANG 78 A/11, 78 A/6 Hindayar (P/T) & ROAD CORRIDOR, SIKKIM Murali Mohan (P/T) 6 SEI/NER/RHQ/2012/038 SEISMIC AND LANDSLIDE HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF AIZAWL 84 A/9, 10, 13, P. Jana, L. H. Moirangcha, D. 2012-14 50 sq.km TOWN, MIZORAM 14 Chakraborty (P/T) + S.N. Chowdhury (GP) (P/T) & G.S. Dharamwal (GP) (P/T) 7 SEI/NER/RHQ/2013/039 SEISMIC AND LANDSLIDE HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF KOHIMA 83K/2 V Shivgotra, Imtikumzuk & 2 (GP) 2013-15 50 sq.km CITY, NAGALAND 8 LHZ/NER/SSK/2013/040 SITE SPECIFIC STUDY OF PROPOSED PAKYONG AIRPORT 78A/12, 11 Lopamudra Bhol, Mohd. Ibrahim & 1G 2013-14 25 sq.km AREA, SIKKIM (P/T) from EG Division, Shillong + 1G DMMG, Sikkim 9 SEI/NER/SSK/2012/039 SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF GANGTOK AND 78A/11 Murali Mohan (P/T), P.N. Dasawar 2012-14 50 sq.km SURROUNDING AREAS OF SIKKIM (P/T), S.N. Chowdhury (GP) (P/T) & G.S. Dharamwal (GP) (P/T) 10 EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/036 GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER RESOURCE 83 A/11 & 12, D. Chakraborty (P/T) & 2013-14 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH 83I/6, 78 M/13, G.Rongmei (P/T) 14 and 83 A/1, 2, 5 11 EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/037 GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER RESOURCE 78 O/5, 83 D/14 D. Chakraborty (P/T) & 2013-14 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN ASSAM and 15 P.K.Sharma (P/T) 83 C/14 12 EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/038 GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER RESOURCE 84 E/3, 84 Vinod Kumar (P/T) & 2013-14 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN MIZORAM A/10,13, 84 G. Rongmei (P/T) 32

B/13, 83 D/15

13 EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/039 GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER RESOURCE 83C/3, 6,7, Vinod Kumar (P/T) & 2013-14 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN MEGHALAYA 78O/2, 3, 10, P.K.Sharma (P/T) 78K/2, 83C/4 14 EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/040 GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF TRANSPORT AND 84 A/9 G.Rongmei (P/T) & 2013-14 COMMUNICATION PROJECTS IN NORTH EASTERN REGION P.K.Sharma (P/T) 15 RP/NER/SAS/2012/082 STUDY OF ARSENIC CONTAMINATION IN WATER AND SOIL IN 83 B/12 &16 P.C.Srivastava, 2013-14 PARTS OF NAGAON AND MARIGAON (WITH IN EARSTWHILE Amiya Kumar Mondal, J.V. Angami, NAGAON DISTRICT) DISTRICTS, ASSAM Nitin Nagmote (Chemist) & S. Dutta (Chemist) 16 RP/NER/RHQ/2013/046 PALAEONTOLOGICAL AND STRATIGRAPHICAL MAPS OF 78O, 84C Surendra Prasad & Abir Gupta (P/T) 2013-14 THREE SECTIONS IN EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT OF MEGHALAYA 17 RP/NER/RHQ/2013/047 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF MAWPUT MAFIC- 83 C/3 Sushree Mishra 2013-14 ULTRAMAFIC SUITE AND ASSOCIATED MINERALIZATION, JAINTIA HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA

MISSION-V

SL. FSP CODE TITLE OF THE ITEM F.S. NO. 1 RC/NER/RTI/2013/048 REFRESHER COURSE ON PETROGRAHIC TECHNIQUES FOR GEOLOGISTS OF DGMS OF NORTHEASTERN INDIA AND GSI 2013-14 2 RC/STM/NER/RTI/2013/049 A COURSE ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND DATA ENTRY FOR NON-GAZETTED GROUP ‘B’ AND GROUP ‘C’ OF GSI 2013-14 3 FWS/AFM/NER/RTI/2013/050 FIELD WORKSHOP ON ACTIVE FAULT MAPPING 2013-14 4 WS/OM/NER/RTI/2013/051 MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR JAG AND SENIOR STS LEVEL OFFICERS OF GSI AND GROUP ‘A’ OFFICERS OF DGMS OF NER 2013-14 5 LHZ/RTI/NER/2013/052 A COURSE ON LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT FOR GSI AND DGMS OF NER 2013-14 6 CP/CA/NER/RTI/2013/053 CAPSULE COURSE ON CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF ROCK SAMPLES FOR DGMS OF NER 2013-14

ANNEXURE – 3A MONTH-WISE & HEAD-WISE ALLOTMENT OF PLAN FUND versus EXPENDITURE BOOKED DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5-Year Plan) IN RESPECT OF NORTH-EASTERN REGION OF GSI 2nd QUARTER

Sl. Head of Expenditure JULY, 2013 AUGUST, 2013 SEPTEMBER, 2013 No. Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Classification Classification as per MoF Fund Projected Expenditure Progressive Fund Projected Expenditure Progressive Fund Projected Expenditure Progressive as per Allocated Expdr. (i.e., Booked Expdr. upto Allocated Expdr. (i.e., Booked Expdr. upto Allocated Expdr. (i.e., Booked Expdr. upto MoM/GSI upto the end anticipated during the the end of the upto the end anticipated during the the end of upto the end anticipated during the the end of of the month expdr. for the month month of the month expdr. for the month the month of the month expdr. for the month the month month) month) month)

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1 Salaries 800.00 286.05 747.75 810.00 52.14 799.89 810.00 8.33 808.22 2 Wages 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 OTA 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 Medical 0.00 0.00 0.00

5 DTE 200.00 22.32 101.23 200.00 25.41 126.64 200.00 16.45 143.09 6 FTE 0.00 0.00 0.00 7 OE (Voted) 98.00 7.83 29.57 98.00 13.78 43.35 98.00 8.19 51.54 8 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Support System Support e OE (Charged) 9 RRT 80.00 7.09 33.92 80.00 6.13 40.05 80.00 15.91 55.96 10 OAE 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 Administrativ Prof. services 10.00 0.38 0.53 10.00 0.17 0.70 10.00 0.70 12 0.00 0.00 0.00 13 0.00 0.00 0.00 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total of ASS {Sal.+ Hqrs. Wages + OTA + Med.+ 1188.00 0.00 323.67 913.00 1198.00 0.00 97.63 1010.63 1198.00 0.00 48.88 1059.51 DTE + FTE + OE(v) + OE(c) + RRT + OAE + PS} --> Survey & Mapping (Wages 16 Mission-I 50.00 4.06 17.91 50.00 2.25 20.16 50.00 2.37 22.53 + POL + OC)

Mineral Exploration (Wages 17 Mission-II 50.00 6.05 29.59 50.00 5.00 34.59 50.00 5.26 39.85 + POL + OC)

Other Expdr. (Pubn. + OAE + 25.00 0.25 1.49 25.00 1.14 2.63 25.00 1.55 4.18 Mission-III Adv. & Publicity) 18 (Information Other Expdr. {IT (OAE)} 20.00 4.79 10.72 20.00 1.77 12.49 20.00 0.43 12.92 Dissemination) Total of Mission III ----> 45.00 0.00 5.04 12.21 45.00 0.00 2.91 15.12 45.00 0.00 1.98 17.10 Research & Development 19 Mission-IV A (Wages + Sup. & Mat. + POL 30.00 2.72 7.30 30.00 2.40 9.70 30.00 1.11 10.81 + OC) Investigation (Wages + POL 20 Mission-IV B 25.00 0.30 1.45 25.00 2.11 3.56 25.00 0.33 3.89 + OC) Mission-V Training & Capacity Building (Human 21 (OC) 5.00 0.03 15.00 4.25 4.28 15.00 4.28 Resource Development) Total of Mission I, II, III, IVA, IVB & V ----> 205.00 0.00 18.17 68.49 215.00 0.00 18.92 87.41 215.00 0.00 11.05 98.46 Other Expdr. (Sup. & Mat.+ 2.00 0.00 2.00 0.00 2.00 0.00 STSS Clothing & Tentage) (Modernisation 22 & Capital Assets (MV + ME) 360.00 2.87 51.27 360.00 20.39 71.66 360.00 7.81 79.47 Replacement) Total of STSS ------> 362.00 0.00 2.87 51.27 362.00 0.00 20.39 71.66 362.00 0.00 7.81 79.47

Total of ASS, all Missions, STSS ------> 1755.00 0.00 344.71 1032.76 1775.00 0.00 136.94 1169.70 1775.00 0.00 67.74 1237.44 Minor Works (Minor Civil or Electrical Exp. related to protection/ maintenance/ 23 25.00 6.38 6.38 68.12 0.49 6.87 68.12 6.87 addition/ alteration /modification etc. of Govt. properties) Major Works (Major Civil Exp. related to development of new premises/ complexes/ 24 0.00 0.00 0.00 compounds/ new Construction or New cum Major Electrical Installations etc.) 25 SC/ST Welfare related Expdr. (OC) 40.00 0.00 40.00 3.56 3.56 40.00 2.78 6.34 Total of ASS, all Missions, STSS, Minor Works, 1820.00 0.00 351.09 1039.14 1883.12 0.00 140.99 1180.13 1883.12 0.00 70.52 1250.65 Major Works, SC/ST Welfare --->

QUARTER-WISE, HEAD-WISE ALLOTMENT OF PLAN FUND versus EXPENDITURE BOOKED DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5- QUARTER-WISE, HEAD-WISE ALLOTMENT OF year Plan) IN RESPECT OF NORTH-EASTERN REGION OF GSI PLAN FUND versus EXPENDITURE BOOKED DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5-year Plan) IN RESPECT OF NORTH- EASTERN REGION OF GSI Financial Year & FSP HEAD OF EXPENDITURE (Classification as MoM/GSI and MoF) HEAD OF EXPENDITURE (Classification as MoM/GSI and MoF) (April to Total of ASS {Sal. + Mission-I Mission-II Mission-III (Information Dissemination) Mission-IVA Mission-IVB Mission-V Total of Mission I, STSS (Modernisation & Replacement) Total of ASS, all Minor Works Major Works SC/ST Welfare Total of ASS, all March) Hqrs.Wages + OTA + (Human Resource II, III, IVA, IVB & V Missions & STSS (Minor Civil or (Major Civil Exp. related Expdr. Missions, STSS, Minor Med. + DTE + FTE + OE Development) Electrical Exp. related to Works, Major Works (v) + OE(c) + RRT + OAE related to development of and SC/ST Welfare + PS} protection / new premises/ maintenance complexes/ Survey & Mapping Mineral Other expdr. Other Expdr. {IT Total of Mission - Research & Investigation Training & Other Expdr. (Sup. Capital Assets (MV Total of STSS {i.e., /addition / compounds, new (Wages + POL + Exploration (Publication + OAE (OAE)} III [i.e., Total of Development (Wages + POL + Capacity Building & Mat.+ Clothing + ME) Total of Other alteration / Construction OC) (Wages + POL + + Adv. & Publicity) Other Expdr. {i.e., (Wages + Sup. & OC) (OAE) & Tentage) Expdr. (i.e., Sup. & modification etc. and/or New Major OC) Pubn. + OAE + Adv. Mat + POL + OC) Mat. + Clothing & of Govt. Electrical & Pub. + IT (OAE)}] Tentage + MV + properties) Installations ME)}

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2013-14 (For the 1188.00 589.33 50.00 13.85 50.00 23.54 25.00 1.24 20.00 5.93 45.00 7.17 30.00 4.58 25.00 1.15 5.00 0.03 205.00 50.32 2.00 360.00 48.40 362.00 48.40 1755.00 688.05 25.00 1780.00 688.05

1st Qtr.) 2013-14 (For the 10.00 470.18 8.68 16.31 2.94 6.99 0.00 9.93 6.23 2.74 10.00 4.25 10.00 48.14 31.07 0.00 31.07 20.00 549.39 43.12 6.87 40.00 6.34 103.12 562.60

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4th Qtr.) Total (at the end of filled- 1198.00 1059.51 50.00 22.53 50.00 39.85 25.00 4.18 20.00 12.92 45.00 17.10 30.00 10.81 25.00 3.89 15.00 4.28 215.00 98.46 2.00 0.00 360.00 79.47 362.00 79.47 1775.00 1237.44 68.12 6.87 0.00 0.00 40.00 6.34 1883.12 1250.65 up Qtr.) --->

ANNEXURE - 3B HEAD-WISE & QUARTER-WISE ALLOTMENT OF PLAN FUND versus EXPENDITURE FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 (2nd year of the XIIth 5-year Plan) IN RESPECT OF NORTH-EASTERN REGION OF GSI Sl. Head of Expenditure 1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER TOTAL No. Fund Expenditure Fund Expenditure Fund Expenditure Fund Expenditure Fund Expenditure Allocated Booked Allocated Booked Allocated Booked Allocated Booked Allocated Booked during the during the during the during the during the during the during the during the upto the end upto the Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. Qtr. of the filled- end of the up Qtr. filled-up Qtr. Classification Classification as per MoF Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh Rs. In Lakh as per MoM/GSI 1 Salaries 800.00 461.70 10.00 346.52 810.00 808.22 2 Wages 0.00 0.00 3 OTA 0.00 0.00 4

Medical 0.00 0.00 5 DTE 200.00 78.91 64.18 200.00 143.09 6 FTE 0.00 0.00 7 OE (Voted) 98.00 21.74 29.80 98.00 51.54 8 OE (Charged) 0.00 0.00 9 RRT 80.00 26.83 29.13 80.00 55.96 10 OAE 0.00 0.00 11 Prof. services 10.00 0.15 0.55 10.00 0.70 Administrative Support Support System Administrative 12 0.00 0.00 13 0.00 0.00 14 0.00 0.00 15 0.00 0.00 Total of ASS {Sal.+ Hqrs. Wages + OTA + Med. + DTE + FTE + OE(v) + OE(c) + RRT + OAE + PS} --> 1188.00 589.33 10.00 470.18 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1198.00 1059.51 Survey & Mapping (Wages + POL + 16 Mission-I OC) 50.00 13.85 8.68 50.00 22.53

Mineral Exploration (Wages + POL 17 Mission-II + OC) 50.00 23.54 16.31 50.00 39.85

Other Expdr. (Pubn. + OAE + Adv. & Mission-III Publicity) 25.00 1.24 2.94 25.00 4.18 18 (Information Other Expdr. {IT (OAE)} 20.00 5.93 6.99 20.00 12.92 Dissemination) Total of Mission III ----> 45.00 7.17 0.00 9.93 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 45.00 17.10 Research & Development (Wages 19 Mission-IV A + Sup. & Mat. + POL + OC) 30.00 4.58 6.23 30.00 10.81 20 Mission-IV B Investigation (Wages + POL + OC) 25.00 1.15 2.74 25.00 3.89 Mission-V Training & Capacity Building (Human 21 (OC) Resource Development) 5.00 0.03 10.00 4.25 15.00 4.28 Total of Mission I, II, III, IVA, IVB & V ----> 205.00 50.32 10.00 48.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 215.00 98.46 STSS Other Expdr. (Sup. & Mat.+ Clothing & Tentage) (Modernisation 2.00 2.00 0.00 22 & Capital Assets (MV + ME) 360.00 48.40 31.07 360.00 79.47 Replacement) Total of STSS ------> 362.00 48.40 0.00 31.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 362.00 79.47 Total of ASS, all Missions, STSS ------> 1755.00 688.05 20.00 549.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1775.00 1237.44 Minor Works (Minor Civil or Electrical Exp. related to 23 protection/ maintenance/ addition/ alteration /modification etc. of Govt. properties) 25.00 43.12 6.87 68.12 6.87 Major Works (Major Civil Exp. related to 24 development of new premises/ complexes/ compounds/ new Construction or New cum Major Electrical Installations etc.) 0.00 0.00 25 SC/ST Welfare related Expdr. 40.00 6.34 40.00 6.34 Total of ASS, all Missions, STSS, Minor Works, Major Works, SC/ST Welfare ---> 1780.00 688.05 103.12 562.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1883.12 1250.65

ANNEXURE – 4

MISSION WISE PRO-RATA RCA EXPENDITURE IN DIFFERENT PROJECTS VISA-VIS TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS FS 2013-14 (Upto 30.09.2013)

MISSION-I

Major Activity Areas Name of Target for the Achievement Field Days Total Exp. Per day Exp. Officers Field season during F.S. 2013 -2014 (Tentative) (since Apr. 13) MISSION-IA (BASELINE GEOSCIENCE DATA GENERATION) Programme : Ground Surveys – Geological Survey 1. SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON 1:50,000 Varun Vara 1) SGM (1:50,000 scale) : 865 sq.km 172 98 82027 837 SCALE IN TOPOSHEET NO. 78 J/9 & J/10 IN & 2) Sampling GOALPARA DISTRICT, ASSAM. Yhunyelo Tep a) PS : As necessary - Code No.: GM/NER/SAS/2012/003 b) Sediment samples for Grain Size Analysis : 35 nos 8 3) Section studies : 10 nos. 11 2. SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON 1:50,000 Rajkumar 1) SGM (1:50,000 scale) : 955 sq.km 253 105 40602 386 SCALE IN TOPOSHEET NO. 78 J/1, 5 & 13, 78 N/1, Tapon Kuma 2) Sampling 5, 9 & 13 IN KAMRUP, GOALPARA AND DARRANG & a) PS : As necessary 5 DISTRICT, ASSAM Satrughan b) Sediment samples for Grain Code No.: GM/NER/SAS/2013/001 Majhi Size Analysis : 40 nos 11 c) PCS# (Major, Trace and REE) : 10 nos. 5 3) Section studies : 12 nos. 12 4) Chemical Analysis : 10 nos. - 3. SYSTEMATIC GEOLOIGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF B. Behera 1) SGM (1:50,000 scale) : 360 sq.km 75 43 44803 975/- PEREN, DIMAPUR, KIPHIRE, KOHIMA AND PHEK & 2) Sampling DISTRICTS, NAGALAND ON 1:50,000 SCALE C. Yanthan a) PS : 12 nos. 8 Code No.: GM/NER/SMN/2013/002 b) PCS# (Major, Trace and REE) : 24 nos. 8 3) Chemical Analysis : 24 nos. 8 4. SYSTEMATIC GEOLOIGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF P. Enos Ezung 1) SGM (1:50,000 scale) : 460 sq.km 106 86 60549 703/- CHURACHANDPUR DISTRICT, MANIPUR ON & 2) Sampling 1:50,000 SCALE V. Zaphu a) PS : 30 nos. 8 Code No.: GM/NER/SMN/2013/003 b) PCS# (Major, Trace and REE) : 20 nos. 6 3) Chemical Analysis : 20 nos. Nil

5. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN PARTS OF Rupesh Kumar 1) STM (1:25000 scale) : 220 sq.km 25 18 16165 898/- ANJAW DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH. & 2) Sampling Code No.: STM/NER/SAP/2012/001 Sebabrata Das a) PS : 40 nos 4 b) BRS : 25 nos 3 c) EPMA : 10 nos 0 3) Chemical Analysis : 25 nos. 0 6. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING FOR STUDY OF B.N. Mahanta 1) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 330 sq.km 5 12 NA NA EVOLUTION OF GONDWANA AND SIWALIK GROUPS (P/T), 2) Sampling IN SIANG RIVER BASINS IN PARTS OF WEST SIANG B.R. Syngai & a) PS : 20 nos 2 AND EAST SIANG DISTRICTS, ARUNACHAL Raman Kumar b) PCS : 15 nos 0 PRADESH. c) BRS : 25 nos 2 Code No.: STM/NER/SAP/2012/002 d) Geochemistry of coal : 5 nos 0 e) Clay mineralogy by XRD : 5 nos 0 f) SEM / EPMA : 10 nos 0 g) Palaeontological study : As necessary 5 h) Sampling of Coal / Carbonaceous horizon for Carbon Isotope study : As necessary 0 3) Chemical Analysis : 45 nos. 7. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TERTIARY Amit Kumar 1) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 110 sq.km - - - - COAL BELT IN CHANGLANG AND TIRAP DISTRICTS, 2) Sampling - ARUNACHAL PRADESH a) PS : 20 nos - Code No.: STM/NER/SAP/2013/004 b) BRS : 15 nos - c) PCS : 5 nos - d) Coal Petrography : 10 nos - e) Clay mineralogy by XRD : 10 nos - f) SEM : As necessary - g) Palaeontological study : 5 nos 3) Chemical Analysis : 45 nos. 8. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING OF OPHIOLITE J.K. Angami 1) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 220 sq.km 25 21 19915 948/- SUITE OF ROCKS OF MANIPUR BETWEEN NINGTHI 2) Sampling TO NUNGBI KHULLEN, UKHRUL DISTRICT, a) PS : 25 nos 3 MANIPUR b) PCS : 15 nos 5 Code No.: STM/NER/SMN/2013/005 c) BRS : 20 nos 5 d) XRD : As necessary - e) EPMA : As necessary - f) Ore microscope Studies : 5 nos - g) PGE analysis : 5 nos - 3) Chemical Analysis : 35 nos. - 9. SPECIALIZED THEMATIC MAPPING TO DECIPHER Ramesh 1) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 300 sq.km 36 119 65544 550 LITHOLOGICAL SEQUENCE AND STRUCTURAL SET- Chandra 2) Sampling UP IN WESTERN PART OF BATGURI AREA IN Kishan a) PS : 50 nos 11 ERSTWHILE GOALPARA DISTRICT, ASSAM & b) BRS : 20 nos Nil Code No.: STM/NER/SAS/2012/077 Parusharama c) PCS : 50 nos 11 Gangaikoppa & d) EPMA : 5 nos Binod Baruah 3) Chemical Analysis : 70 nos. 40

10. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING OF THE GNEISS Balbir Singh 1) PRS:INTMAP : 500 sq.km 500 76 51935 683/- AND GRANITOIDS TO DECIPGER THEIR & 2) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 450 sq.km 60 STRATIGRAPHIC RELATION WITH THE SHILLONG Vekhoto Shijoh 2) Sampling GROUP AND ASSOCIATED MINERALISATION & a) PS : 35 nos 6 BETWEEN NONGPOH, JIRANG AND PATHARKHMAH, Imrongtola b) PCS : 15 nos 3 RI-BHOI DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA Pongen c) BRS : 30 nos 5 Code No.: STM/NER/SME/2012/006 d) EPMA / SEM-EDX : 25 nos Nil 3) Chemical Analysis : 45 nos. 8 11. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING TO S.R. Mishra 1) PRS:INTMAP : 500 sq.km 500 63 47763 758/- CHARACTERISE THE ANORTHOSITE-MANGERITE- & 2) STM (1:25,000 scale) : 450 sq.km 46 CHARNOCKITE-GRANITOID (AMCG) SUITE OF Lalneo Haokip 2) Sampling ROCKS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON & a) PS : 50 nos 8 TECTONOMAGMATIC HISTORY AND MUTUAL N.P. Khedkar b) PCS : 20 nos 3 RELATIONSHIPS OF ROCKS BETWEEN RANGBLANG c) BRS : 15 nos 3 AND MANAD MAWBIDONG AREAS, WEST KHASI d) EPMA / SEM-EDX : 15 nos Nil HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA 3) Chemical Analysis : 35 nos. 6 Code No.: STM/NER/SME/2012/007 12. SPECIALIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING FOR Ranjith 1) PRS:INTMAP (1: 50,000) : 400sq.km 400 51 28479 558/- CHARACTERISATION OF HIGH GRADE & 2) STM (1:25, 000) scale: 220 sq.km 19 METASEDIMENTS, GRANULITES AND GNEISSIC Lalboi Haokip 3) Sampling COMPLEX SOUTH OF SONAPAHAR, WEST KHASI a) PS: 50 nos 12 HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA b) PCS: 20 nos 5 Code No.: STM/NER/SME/2012/008 c) BRS: 35 nos 3 d) EPMA / SEM-EDX : 15 nos 0 3) Chemical Analysis : 55 nos 0l 13. THEMATIC MAPPING TO DECIPHER THE TECTONO- Sougrakpam 1) PRS:INTMAP : 500 sq.km 500 59 17320 294/- MAGMATIC AND METAMORPHIC HISTORY OF THE Sujata 2) STM (1:25, 000) scale: 330 sq.km 40 GNEISSIC COMPLEX, MIGMATITES AND SHILLONG & 3) Sampling GROUP OF ROCKS, EAST KHASI HILLS AND JAINTIA Imlishila a) PS: 35 nos 10 HILLS DISTRICTS, MEGHALAYA AND KARBI Imchen b) PCS: 15 nos 4 ANGLONG DISTRICT, ASSAM & c) BRS: 30 nos 5 Code No.: STM/NER/SME/2013/006 Avi Mero d) EPMA / SEM-EDX : 25 nos 0 3) Chemical Analysis : 45 nos 0 14. STUDY OF LINGTSE GNEISS IN SIKKIM HIMALAYA Jiji Kumar S 1) STM (1: 25,000) : 225 sq.km 36 70 33389 477/- FOR ELUCIDATING THE ROLE OF PROTEROZOIC & 2) Sampling GRANITOIDS IN HIMALAYAN OROGENY. Hiten Kumar a) PS : 40 nos 13 Code No.: STM/NER/SSK/2012/009 Jalutharia b) PCS : 10 nos 6 c) BRS : 30 nos 12 d) EPMA : 10 nos 1 3) Chemical Analysis : 40 nos 18 15. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TERTIARY Pankaj P 1) STM (1:25,000 scale): 220 sq.km 27 45 36134 803/- FOLD BELT IN PARTS OF AIZAWL DISTRICT, Vaidya 2) Section measurement As necessary - MIZORAM (PARTS OF T.S. No. 84A/14). & 3) Sampling: Code No.: STM/NER/STM/2013/007 A. Elow a) PS: 15 nos 5 b) BRS: 10 nos 02 c) Palaeontological samples: As necessary Nil d) Coal analysis: As necessary Nil 3) Chemical Analysis : 10 nos 02 41

16. SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING IN TRIPURA- Omnath Saha 1) STM (1:25,000 scale): 220 sq.km 40 Sq.Km 69 30902 448/- MIZORAM FOLD BELT IN PARTS OF SOUTH & 2) Section measurement As necessary Nil TRIPURA AND DHALAI DISTRICTS, TRIPURA Watitemsu 3) Sampling: Code No.: STM/NER/STM/2013/008 & a) PS: 20 nos 04 Jayanta b) PCS: 20 nos 03 Pramanik c) XRF/ICPMS: As necessary Nil (P/T) d) Palaeontological samples: As necessary 01 3) Chemical Analysis : 20 nos Nil

MISSION-IA (BASELINE GEOSCIENCE DATA GENERATION) Programme : Ground Surveys – Geochemical Mapping 1. GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN LESSER HIMALAYA IN S.M.Toppo 1. GCM (1:50,000) scale : 800 sq.km - - - - PARTS OF EAST SIANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL & 2. Sampling: PRADESH (TOPOSHEET NOS. 82P/12 & PART OF Wanbiang a. SSS (2 km x 2 km): 200 nos 82P/11). Swer b. R (Regolith): 12 nos Code No.: GCM/NER/SAP/2013/009 & c. C (C-horizon soil) : 12 nos D. Gurung d. H (Humus): As necessary (Chemist) e. SW (Water samples): 12 nos f. F (Flood plain sediments): As necessary g. 5 % duplicate samples: 12 nos. 3. Analysis of samples: 248 nos. 2. GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TOPOSHEET NO. 78 Amit Kumar & 1. GCM (1:50,000 scale) : 800 sq.km 180 68 103804 1526 O/1 AND PARTS OF 78O/5 IN GOALPARA & KAMRUP Mukesh Kumar 2. Sampling: DISTRICTS, ASSAM AND EAST GARO HILLS & WEST Mishra a. Stream Sediment sample (SSS) KHASI HILLS DISTRICTS, MEGHALAYA & (2 Km x 2 Km grid): 165 nos 41 Code No.: GCM/NER/SAS/2012/016 N.P. Nagmote b. Composite Stream Sediment samples (Chemist) (2 Km x 2 Km grid): 48 nos 5 c. Sediment Sample (SS) (4 Km x 4 Km): 22 (11+11) nos d. C-Horizon(C): 8 nos e. Regolith Sample (R) : 8 nos f. Humus Sample (H) : 8 nos g. Stream Water Sample (SW) : 8 nos h. Flood Plain Sample (FP) : As necessary i. 5 % duplicate samples: 12 nos 3. Analysis of samples: 272 nos

3. REGIONAL GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN THE Chubala 1. GCM (1:50,000 scale) : 800 sq.km 222 45 38213 849/- OPHIOLOIE BELT IN PARTS OF PHEK DISTRICT, Shijoh 2. Sampling: NAGALAND & a. Stream Sediment Sample (SSS) Code No.: GCM/NER/SMN/2013/010 D. Bharati (2 Km X 2 Km) : 200 nos 60 & b. Soil Sample (C-horizon) : 12 nos 2 R.Vittal c. Regolith Sample (R) : 12 nos 2 (Chemist) d. Humus Sample (H) : As necessary e. Stream Water Sample (SW) : 24 nos f. Duplicate SSS (3 to 5% of the area) : 12 nos 3. Analysis of samples: 260 nos 4. REGIONAL GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN THE E. John 1. GCM (1:50,000 scale) : 400 sq.km 120 32 31960 999/- OPHIOLITE BELT IN PARTS OF MON,TUENSANG & & 2. Sampling: KIPHIRE DISTRICTS, NAGALAND R.Vittal a. Stream Sediment Sample (SSS) Code No.: GCM/NER/SMN/2013/011 (Chemist) (2 Km X 2 Km) : 100 nos 30 b. Soil Sample (C-horizon) : 6 nos 1 c. Regolith Sample (R) : 6 nos 1 d. Humus Sample (H) : As necessary e. Stream Water Sample (SW) : 12 nos f. Duplicate SSS (3 to 5% of the area) : 6 1 nos 3. Analysis of samples: 130 nos 5. GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN MEGHALAYA GNEISSIC H.K. Sahoo 1. GCM (1:50,000) scale: 800 sq.km 108 22 39000 1773/- COMPLEX IN PARTS OF JAINTIA AND EAST KHASI & 2. Sampling: HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (TOPOSHEET NOS. H. Sumar a. SSS (Stream sediment sample): 416 nos 54 83C/07 & PART OF 83 C/03) & b. Composite samples:208 nos 27 Code No.: GCM/NER/SME/2013/012 A.S.Bora c. R (Regolith): 11 nos 0 (Chemist) d. C (C-horizon soil): 11 nos 0 e. H (Humus): As necessary 0 f. SW ( Water samples) : 22 nos 0 g. F (Flood plain sediments): As necessary 0 h. 5 % duplicate samples: 11 composites 1 3. Analysis of samples: 263 nos 6. GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TOPOSHEET NO 83C/03 Ajay C. Limbu 1. GCM (1:50,000) scale: 400 sq.km 108 18 69408 3856/- IN PARTS OF EAST KHASI HILL AND JAINTIA HILL & 2. Sampling: DISTRICTS, MEGHALAYA. T. a. SSS (Stream sediment sample): 208 nos 54 Code No.: GCM/NER/SME/2012/014 Myelvaganan b. Composite Samples: 104 nos 27 (Chemist) c. R (Regolith): 5 nos 2 d. C (C-horizon soil): 5 nos 2 e. H (Humus): As necessary 0 f. SW (Water samples): 10 nos 0 g. F (Flood plain sediments): As necessary 0 h. 5 % duplicate samples: 5 composites 0 3. Analysis of samples: 129 nos 0

7. GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING IN TERTIARY FOLD BELT J.M.Umlong & 1. GCM (1:50,000) scale: 850 sq.km 110 56 43432 776/- OF SOUTH TRIPURA DISTRICT, TRIPURA (IN PARTS M.P. Singh 2. Sampling: 110 OF T.S. Nos. 79M/12, 16 & 79N/9) & a. SSS (Stream Sediment Samples) : 850 110 Code No.: GCM/NER/STM/2013/013 Rajendra nos -- Kumar b. CS (Composite samples) :216 nos -- (Chemist) c. R (Regolith) : 12 nos -- d. C (C-horizon Soil) : 12 nos -- e. H (Humus) : As necessary -- f. SW ( Water Samples): 24 nos -- g. F (Flood plain sediments): As necessary -- h. Duplicate samples : 5% : 11 nos 3. Analysis of samples: 275 nos MISSION-IA (BASELINE GEOSCIENCE DATA GENERATION) Programme : Ground Surveys – Geophysical Mapping 8. GRAVITY-MAGNETIC MAPPING IN PARTS OF WEST S.M.Syiem GPM (1:50,000 scale) : 1750 sq.km 390 34 189600 827 KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA. & Gravity Obs. 160 Code No.: GPM/NER/RHQ/2013/014 P. Diwakar Magnetic Obs. 160 Reddy MISSION: IB (BASELINE GEOSCIENCE DATA GENERATION) Programme : Remote Sensing and Aerial Surveys : Photogeology & Remote Sensing 9. GEOLOGICAL MAPPING IN PARTS OF MEGHALAYA S. Sanyal & Geological mapping on 1:50,000 scale using 430 NA NA NA WITH THE HELP OF REMOTE SENSING STUDIES ON H.K.Shahu remotely sensed data with selected field 1:50000 SCALE (9 TOPOSHEETS) checks in T. S. Nos. 78G/15; 78K/3, 4, 8, 12, Code No.: PRS/NER/RHQ/2013/015 16; 78O/16; and 83C/4, 8 : 1150 sq.km

MISSION-II

Major Activity Areas Name of Target for the Achievement Field Days Total Exp. Per day Exp. Officers Field season during F.S. 2013 -2014 Rs (Tentative) (since Apr. 13) Rs/per day MISSION: II (NATURAL RESOURCES ASSESSMENT) Programme: Mineral Resource Assessment 10. PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL OF ECONOMIC Bendangnuchit 1. Geological Survey 36 36943 1026/- POTENTIAL OF LIMESTONE/ DOLOMITIC & i. LSM (1:12,500): 75 sq.km 5.3 LIMESTONE IN EAST SIANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL Rita Thurr 2. Technological PRADESH (G4) i. PT : 30 cu.m 0 Code No.: ME/NER/SAP/2013/016 3. SMPL i. BRS : 50 nos 7 ii. PTS: 20 nos 0 iii. PS : 20 cu.m 5 iv. PCS: 20 nos 0 4. Chemical: 90 nos 0 11. PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT FOR LIMESTONE IN 2G 1. Geological Survey Project - - - AND AROUND DABA GAMLIN, WEST SIANG i. LSM (1:10,000 / 12,500): 50 sq.km proposed to be DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (G3) ii. DM (1:2,000): Nil in shelf. Code No.: ME/NER/SAP/2013/017 2. Technological i. PT: 25 cu.m ii. Drilling: Nil 3. SMPL i. PTS : 25 nos ii. CS: Nil iii. PS : 15 nos iv. PCS: 25 nos v. Channel Sampling: 50 nos 4. Chemical: 100 nos 12. INVESTIGATION FOR PGE AND GOLD Ravi Negi 1. Geological Survey 22 14482 658/- MINERALIZATION IN MAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC SUITES, & i. LSM (1:10,000 / 1:12,500) : 50 sq.km 8 ANJAW, LOHIT AND LOWER DIBANG VALLEY Hiruj Saikia ii. DM (1:2,000 / 1,000): 2.5 sq.km - DISTRICTS, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (G4) 2. SMPL Code No.: ME/PM/NER/SAP/2012/026 i. BRS: 50 nos 6 ii. PS: 20 nos 4 iii. Ore Microscopy: 05 nos 0 iv. EPMA / SEM: 10 nos v. PGE: : 10 nos 3. Chemical: 60 nos

13. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR REE IN Arup Kumar 1. Geological Survey 115 82148 714 SOUTHERN PART OF AGIA AROUND SUJUKONA HILL Bora i. LSM (1:12,500) : 50 sq.km 15 AND TUKURESWARI HILL IN PARTS OF GOALPARA & ii. DM (1:2,000): 1.5 sq.km 0 DISTRICT, ASSAM (G4) M. Shyamkumar 2. Sampling Code No.: ME/NER/SAS/2012/084 Singh i. BRS: 50 nos 4 & ii. SSS: 80 nos 36 A.K.Mishra iii. PS: 25 nos 6 (Transferred iv. EPMA: 15 nos 0 w.e.f v. PCS: : 25 nos 5 30.06.2013) 3. Chemical: 155 nos 45 14. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR PLATINUM N. Meribemo 1. Geological Survey 40 35208 880/- GROUP OF ELEMENT IN OPHIOLITE BELT OF Yanthan i. Reconnoitary Geological Traverse Mapping 30 NAGALAND (G4) & on 1:50,000 scale. :150 sq.km Code No.: ME/PM/NER/SMN/2012/028 1G (Petrology) 2. SMPL (P/T) i. PS: 25 nos 7 ii. OM: 10 nos 3 iii. EPMA / SEM :15 nos 4 iv. PCS (Major/Trace/REE): 30 nos 8 v. PGE: 25 nos 8 vi. Channel Sampling: As necessary 0 3. Chemical: 55 nos 0 15. INVESTIGATION FOR TITANIFEROUS- V.Sreenivasiah 1. Geological Survey 29 59670 2057/- VANADIFEROUS MAGNETITE AROUND RAMBRAI IN i. LSM (1;10,000 / 1:12,500) : 25 sq.km 6.5 WEST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G4) ii. DM (1:2,000): 1.5 sq.km 0 Code No.: ME/F/NER/SME/2012/023 2. Technological i. PT: 25 cu.m 0 3. Geophysical Survey 0 i. GP (Magnetic): 10 L.km 4. SMPL 9 i. BRS: 50 nos 7 ii. PS : 10 nos 3 iii. OM: 05 nos 1 iv. EPMA : 05 nos 1 v. PCS (PGE) : 05 nos 9 vi. PCS (REE) : 05 nos 5. Chemical: 60 nos 16. INVESTIGATION FOR LIMESTONE IN NORTH OF Pius Sakhar 1. Geological Survey NA NA NA LARKET BLOCK, LITANG VALLEY, JAINTIA HILLS & i. DM (1:5,000) : 1.50 sq.km 0.30 DISTRICT, MEGHALAYA (G3) T.G.Singh 2. Technological Code No.: ME/NER/SME/2013/018 i. Drilling (RD-30; Unit No:427) : 800 m 0.00 3. SMPL i. CS: 300 nos 0.00 ii. PS: 05 nos 0.00 4. Baseline Parameters on Environment i. Surface Water (SW): 06 nos 0.00 ii. Soil samples (SS): 06 nos 0.00 46

iii. Rock: 03 nos 0.00 5. Chemical: 315 nos 0.00

17. ASSESSMENT OF LIMESTONE IN THE EXTENSION Aravind 1. Geological Survey 63 48889 776/- AREA OF MAWLONG - ISHAMATI BLOCK OF SHELLA & i. DM (1:5,000) : 1.50 sq.km 0.30 - BHOLAGANJ BELT, EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, Rajesh Kumar 2. Technological MEGHALAYA (G3) i. Drilling (RD-30; Unit No:441) : 800 m 54.75 Code No.: ME/NER/SME/2013/019 3. SMPL i. CS: 300 nos 0 ii. PS: 05 nos 0 4. Baseline Parameters on Environment i. Surface Water (SW): 08 nos 0 ii. Soil samples (SS): 08 nos 0 iii. Rock: 05 nos 0 5. Chemical: 321 nos 0 18. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOR REE IN PARTS Mohd Sadiq 1. Geological Survey 66 53986 817/- OF NONGPOH PLUTON, RI-BHOI DISTRICT, & i. LSM (1:12,500): 60 sq.km 16 MEGHALAYA (G4) Ravi Kumar 2. SMPL Code No.: ME/NER/SME/2013/020 Umrao i. BRS: 50 nos 10 ii. SSS: 50 nos 7 iii. SS: 15 nos 7 iv. PS: 25 nos 17 v. PCS: 25 nos 9 vi. EPMA: 10 nos 4 vii. XRD: 10 nos 2 3. Chemical: 140 nos 10 19. MAGNETIC SURVEY FOR CHROMITE BEARING K.V. 1. Geophysical Survey 14 68903 3163/- ULTRAMAFICS IN MANTUM CHING, CHANDEL DISTRICT, Sathyanarayana i. Magnetic Survey (100m x 50m Grid): 5.6 1.05 MANIPUR, (G4) & sq.km Code No.: GPS/NER/RHQ/2013/021 M.K. Rai 20. PRELIMINARY STUDY FOR THE BASE METALS AND Kailash Singh 1. Geological Survey 64 43786 684/- ASSOCIATED GOLD IN EXTENSION AREAS OF DIKCHU & i. LSM (1:10,000/12,500) : 50 sq.km 8.80 BASEMETAL PROSPECT, EAST DISTRICT, SIKKIM (G4) Tangtirenba 2. Ground Geophysical Survey Code No.: ME/BM/NER/SSK/2012/027 Longchari i. GP: As necessary & 3. Technological 1G (DMMG) i. PT: 25 cu.m 4. SMPL i. BRS: 40 nos 7 ii. SSS: 15 nos iii. PTS: 25 nos 9 iv. PS: 30 nos v. OM: 10 nos vi. Fluid inclusion studies: 05 nos 5. Chemical: 80 nos 47

MISSION: II (NATURAL RESOURCES ASSESSMENT) Programme: Natural Energy Resource (Except Oil & Gas) 21. PRELIMINARY APPRAISAL TO LOCATE POTENTIAL Vizolto Sakhrie 1. Geological Survey 15 71228 4748/- COAL ZONE IN TERTIARY SEQUENCE BY LARGE (P/T) i. LSM : 6.5 sq.km 1.40 SCALE GEOLOGICAL MAPPING ON 1:10,000 SCALE & (1:10K scale with 5m contour interval) IN PARTS OF TOPOSHEET NO. 78G/14 AROUND D.V. Whourie 2. Technological SHALIBHUIN IN DHUBRI DISTRICT OF ASSAM AND (P/T) i. PT: As necessary NAKAIGIRI-UJANGGIRI IN WEST GARO HILLS OF ii. Drilling (RD-60; Unit No:422) : 300 m 74.00 MEGHALAYA (G3) 3. Sample CodeNo.: ME/NER/NEnR/SAS/2012/030 i. CS : As necessary 0 ii. PS : 10 nos. 4.0 iii.Coal Petrology : 05 nos. Nil 4. Chemical: As necessary Nil 22. REGIONAL EXPLORATION FOR GONDWANA COAL IN Vizolto Sakhrie 1. Geological Survey - - - THE AREA ADJACENT TO SUKCHAR - SINGRIMARI (P/T) i. LSM : 3 sq.km 0 AREA, SINGRIMARI COALFIELD, DHUBRI DISTRICT, & 2. Geophysical Survey ASSAM AT THE BORDER OF ASSAM & MEGHALAYA D.V. Whourie i. GP (Resistivity): As necessary 0 Code No.: ME/NER/NEnR/SME/2013/022 (P/T) ii. B.H. Logging: As necessary 0 3. Technological i. Drilling (RD-60; Unit No:422) : 600 m 0 4. Sample i. CS : As necessary 0 ii. CPS : 03 nos. 0 5. Updating of Coalfield Map (1:50,000): 3 0 sq.km 0 6. Resource Assessment: As necessary

MISSION-IV

Major Activity Areas Name of Target for the Achievement Field Days Total Exp. Per day Exp. Officers Field season during F.S. 2013 -2014 Rs (Tentative) (since Apr. Rs/per day 13) MISSION: IV (FUNDAMENTAL AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY GEOSCIENCE AND SPECIAL STUDIES) Programme : Geotechnical, Landslide & Seismic 1. UPDATION OF EXISTING LANDSLIDE INVENTORY Megotsohe Preparation of Landslide Inventory of all the  Identified 7 36 1,0003/- 277/- OF NORTH EASTERN REGION Chasie & reported landslides in all the eight states of nos. of Code No.: SER/NER/RHQ/2013/030 S.C.Keshari NER and updation of inventory with index landslides in & P.K. maps and photographs: As necessary the state of Sarma & Nagaland E.John & which Watitemsu included 1 & Thrideep Slope failure, Kumar N. & 1 Rock fall & P. K. 5 Debris Theophilus slides. &  Reported 1 B.R.Syngai Earth-Soil & Yhunyelo slide in the Tep & state of N.Meribemo Assam by Yanthan & SU: Assam. Elow A. & inventory of Jagdish three debris Nandan slide was done Hindayar in Hayuliang sector of Arunachal Pradesh

2. MACRO SCALE LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION Megotsohe A) PRE-FIELD COMPONENTS (HQ 14 22030/- 1573/- (1:50,000) ALONG THE HAYULIANG -CHAGLAGAM Chasie based): AND TEJU-HAYULIANG ROAD CORRIDORS OF & 150 sq.km 150 sq.km ANJAW DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH S.C. Keshari 1. Compilation of geological map on 1:50,000 Code No.: LHZ/NER/RHQ/2013/031 & scale 150 sq.km P.K. 2. Preparation of slope facet map on 1:50,000 Theophilus scale 40 sq.km 3. Preparation of slope morphometry map on 1:50,000 scale 20 sq.km 4. Preparation of relative relief map on 1:50,000 scale 150 sq.km 5. Study of satellite imageries and preparation of lineament map on 1:50,000 17 sq.km scale B) FIELD COMPONENTS: 150 sq.km Collection of relevant field attributes for preparation of landslide hazard zonation on 1:50,000 scale following GSI Guidelines (2005) pertaining to the various themes, viz. Slope morphometry, Relative relief, Lithology, Structure, Landuse, Landcover, Landslide incidences, Slope erosion, Hydro-geological condition and Rainfall (Average Annual Rainfall) 3. DETAILED (1:1000) SITE SPECIFIC GEOLOGICAL Megotsohe 1. DM ( 1:1000) ( contour map on required 10 7973/- -797/- STUDIES OF THE LANDSLIDES NEAR TAWANG Chasie scale to be provided by PWD Dept, Nil MONASTERY, TAWANG DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL & Government of Arunachal): 0. 50 sq.km PRADESH P.K. 2.Geological profile ( along and across the Nil Code No.: LHZ/NER/RHQ/2013/032 Theophilus slope): As necessary & 3. Collection of undisturbed soil sample and 1G (P/T) determination of physical parameters size from EG analysis, moisture content , cohesion(c) Division and angle of internal friction(), etc : As Nil necessary 4. Collection of rainfall data ( pre and post Nil monsoon): As necessary 5. Geophysical survey( Electrical and Nil resistivity); ( to be taken up by Arunachal Government: 2 line km 6. Drilling ( to be taken up by Arunachal Government): 8 bore holes down to bed Nil rock/ competent foundation Nil 7. Logging of drill cores from Boreholes: As necessary 8. Stability analysis: As necessary

4. DETAILED STUDY OF THE 13TH MILE LANDSLIDE Jagadish 1. Delineation of slide scars within the entire 7 scars 47 NA NA ON GANGTOK-NATHULA ROAD, EAST DISTRICT, Nandan distressed zone: As necessary delineated SIKKIM Hindayar 2. DM ( 1:1000 scale) of the 13th Mile Slide : Under progress Code No.: LHZ/NER/SSK/2012/043 (P/T) 0.25 sq.km Nil & 3. Undisturbed soil samples: 3 nos P. N. 4. Identification of appropriate locations for 8 no. Dasarwar erection of Survey Pillars for future (P/T) monitoring: Monitoring of the Survey 8 nos pillars pillars erected 5. Erection of Survey Pillars and monitoring Nil of Survey Pillars: 6 nos Nil 6. Rainfall data: As necessary 7. Profile (3 nos.): As necessary 5. MACRO SCALE LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION Jagadish A. Field components: 100 sq.km 17 sq.km 35 NA NA ON 1:50,000 SCALE ALONG RANGPO-SINGTAM- Nandan 1. Preliminary landslide hazard zonation on mapping carried DIKCHU-CHUNGTHANG ROAD CORRIDOR, SIKKIM Hindayar 1:50,000 scale through collection of field data out in the study Code No.: LHZ/NER/SSK/2013/033 (P/T) for preparation of different thematic maps, area. & viz; Thrideep a. Slope morphometry map. Kumar N. b. Relative relief map. & c. Lithological map. Murali d. Structural map. Mohan e. Landuse map. (P/T) f. Landcover map. g. Landslide incidences map. Digitisation of h. Hydro-geological map. the contour 2. Collection of average rainfall data layer for the B. Headquarter components: 100 sq.km preparation of Pre-field components the Digital 1. Preparation of slope facet map (1:50,000 Elevation Model scale) (DEM) has been 2. Preparation of slope morphometry map completed. (1:50,000 scale) (90 % target 3. Preparation of lineament map* from achieved). satellite imagery (1:50,000 scale) Post-field component a. Finalization of thematic maps on GIS platform. b. Preparation of DEM on GIS platform.

6. SEISMIC AND LANDSLIDE HAZARD ASSESSMENT P. Jana A. PGRS component: Collection of 17 13622 801/- OF AIZAWL TOWN, MIZORAM & Analysis of past Seismicity data and data pertaining Code No.: SEI/NER/RHQ/2012/038 L. H. seismotectonic features of the area in 300 km to the seismicity Moirangcha radius around Aizawl for characterization of around Aizwal & seismic source parameters in the area initiated D. B. Geological component: 50 sq.km Chakrabort Geological Mapping: (1: 25,000 scale) 5 sq. km. y (PT) C. Profile section / measurement : 5 L.km & D. Determination of Geotechnical Properties Nil S.N. of rocks and soil / sediments: 10 nos. Chowdhury E. Studies of Ground Water, Demography, 1 no. & Landuse map: 50 sq.km G.S. F. Landslide Hazard Assessment (1: 50,000 / Nil Dharamwal 25,000 scale): 50 sq.km G. Geophysical Study: i) Site response study by measuring ambient Nil noise using short period Seismograph at every 1 - 2 km. station spacing: 50 sq.km Nil ii) Resistivity sounding at selected sites : 50 sq.km 7. SEISMIC AND LANDSLIDE HAZARD ASSESSMENT V Shivgotra A. Analysis of past seismicity data: Study and NA NA NA OF KOHIMA CITY, NAGALAND & Analysis of past Seismicity data and analysis of Code No.: SEI/NER/RHQ/2013/034 Imtikumzuk seismo-tectonic features of the area in seismicity & 300 km radius around Kohima for covering 300Km P.K. characterization of seismic source radius around Chakrabort parameters in the area. Kohima. y (GP) B. PGRS component: Preparation of Morpho- & tectonic map from Study Satellite imageries 1 (GP) and Aerial photographs 100 sq. km. PGRS of 250 sq.km area and preparation of morphotectonic map N10 sq.km C. Geological component: 50 sq.km Nil Geological Mapping: (1: 25,000 scale) Nil D. Profile section / measurement : 5 L.km E. Determination of Geotechnical Properties Nil of rocks and soil / sediments: 10 nos. Nil F. Studies of Ground Water, Demography, Landuse map: 50 sq.km Nil G. Landslide Hazard Assessment (1: 50,000 / 25,000 scale): 50 sq.km H. Geophysical Study: i) Site response study by measuring ambient noise using short period Seismograph at every 1 - 2 km. station spacing: 50 sq.km

8. SITE SPECIFIC STUDY OF PROPOSED PAKYONG Lopamudra A. Field components: 25 sq.km 02 sq.km 34 NA NA AIRPORT AREA, SIKKIM Bhol 1. Preliminary landslide hazard zonation on Code No.: LHZ/NER/SSK/2013/035 & 1:25,000 scale in and around Pakyong area Mohd. through collection of field data for Ibrahim preparation of different thematic maps, viz; & 1. Slope morphometry map 1G (P/T) 2. Relative relief map from EG 3. Lithological map Division 4. Structural map 5. Landuse map 6. Landcover map 7. Landslide incidences map 8. Hydro-geological map 2. D.M. (1:2000) in and around Pakyong airstrip by using total station survey instrument: 1 sq.km 3. Geotechnical properties of rocks and soil / sediments at (1x1) km grid pattern: 25 nos 4. Stability analysis: As necessary 5. Rainfall data: As necessary/ available 6. Geophysical study: 25 sq.km a. Site response study by measuring ambient noise using short period seismograph at every 1-2 km station spacing in and Digitisation of around Pakyong area. the contour b. Resistivity survey. layer for the B. Headquarter components: preparation of Pre-field components digital elevation a. Preparation of slope facet map (1:25,000 model (DEM) scale): 100 sq.km has been b. Preparation of lineament density map mostly from satellite imagery (1:25,000 completed. scale):100 sq.km 90% target Post-field component achieved. Finalization of thematic maps on GIS platform: As necessary 9. SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF GANGTOK Murali A. Geological Mapping: (1:25,000 scale) : 50 7 sq. Km. 25 100580 4023/- AND SURROUNDING AREAS OF SIKKIM Mohan sq.km Code No.: SEI/NER/SSK/2012/039 (P/T) B. Profile section / measurement : 5 L. km Nil & C. Determination of Geotechnical Properties P.N. of rocks and soil/ sediments: 25 nos. 6 nos. Dasarwar D. Studies of Ground Water, Demography, (P/T) Landuse map : 50 sq.km 7 sq. Km. & E. Geophysical Study: 100 sq.km S.N. i) Site response study by measuring ambient Chowdhury noise using short period Seismograph at Under progress. (GP) (P/T) every 1 - 2 km station spacing. & F. GPS study 53

G.S. 1. Semi-permanent station preparation: 5 Dharamwal nos (GP) (P/T) 2. GPS data collection (5 day / year): 1 set from 5 nos. stn 3.GPS data analysis by GAMIT/GLOBK software: 1 set data 10. GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER D. 1. Kameng H.E.Project, West Kameng KaHEP, 7 1281 183/- RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN Chakrabort district, Arunachal Pradesh. Package- II & ARUNACHAL PRADESH y (P/T) Geotechnical investigation for open and III, Code No.: EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/036 & underground excavations. W. Kameng G.Rongmei District: (P/T) a) Tenga Dam Group (KaHEP, Package-II): Detail geological mapping (1:100 scale) for final grade foundation level of Dam Block No. 4 has been carried out, covering approximately 330 sq.m area. b) Kimi Power House Complex (KaHEP, Package-III): 1. Detailed geological mapping (on 1:100 scale) for final grade foundation level of Turbo Generator (T.G.) Unit-IV has been carried out, totaling 320 sq.m. area. 2. Detailed geological mapping (on 1:100 scale) for 54

final grade foundation level of anchor block number 8 for penstock unit 1 & unit 2 has been carried out, totaling 96 sq.m. area. 2. Nyukcharong H.E.Project, Tawang Telephonic district, Arunachal Pradesh. communication Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging with Project of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, Authorities, interpretation from sub-surface exploration, regarding detailed mapping at structural sites and quantum of laboratory testing of rocks and soils. work and preparedness at 3. Tawang Chu H.E.Project, Tawang site. district, Arunachal Pradesh. Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, interpretation from sub-surface exploration, detailed mapping at structural sites and laboratory testing of rocks and soils.

4. Jiadhal Dam Project, West Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh. Alignment survey & mapping, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, detailed mapping at structural sites and slope stability studies. 11. GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER D. 1. Kulsi Multipurpose dam Project, NA NA NA RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN ASSAM Chakrabort Kamrup District, Assam. Code No.: EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/037 y (P/T) Geological mapping, planning for sub-surface 2.5 Ln km & exploration, logging of drill holes, etc. for 1G (P/T) DPR preparation 2. Rukni Irrigation Project, Cachar District, Assam. Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, interpretation from sub-surface exploration, detailed mapping at structural sites and finalization of barrage site 3. Sonai Irrigation Project, Cachar District, Assam. Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, interpretation from sub-surface exploration, 55

detailed mapping at structural sites and finalization of barrage site 4. Lower Kopili H.E.Project, North Lr. Kopili Hydro- Cachar Hills District, Assam. electric Project: Alignment survey, planning for sub-surface Telephonic exploration, logging of drill holes, tunnel communication other excavation, interpretation from sub- with Project surface exploration, detailed mapping at Authorities, structural sites and slope stability studies. regarding quantum of work and preparedness at site. 5. Amring Hydro Electric Project, Karbi Anglong District, Assam. Alignment survey, planning for sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, tunnel other excavation, interpretation from sub- surface exploration, detailed mapping at structural sites and slope stability studies. Geotechnical investigation of 6. Killing Multipurpose Project, Karbi- Killing Anglong district, Assam. (Addl. Item): Multipurpose Geotechnical investigation towards proposed Project (Addl. surge shaft, penstock, power house and TRT Item) towards area. various project components. 12. GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER Vinod 1.Tuipui H.E.Project, Champhai dist, 1. 5 NA NA RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN Kumar Mizoram Communicated MIZORAM (P/T) Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging to the project Code No.: EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/038 & of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, authorities G.Rongmei interpretation from sub-surface exploration, seeking (P/T) detailed mapping at structural sites quantum of 2. Turial H.E.Project, Aizawl District, geotechnical Mizoram work upto Geological mapping of dam and spillway September, 13. area, geological mapping/ logging of High 2 Turial H E Pressure Tunnel (HPT). Project: 3. Tlawng H.E Project, Aizawl District, Geological Mizoram mapping of Planning for sub-surface exploration, logging Power House of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, site was taken interpretation from sub-surface exploration, up, particularly detailed mapping at structural sites. the area 4. Tuichang H.E.Project, Hnahthial affected by District, Mizoram slide. Traverse Logging of drill holes, detailed mapping at along benches 56

structural sites and survey for constructural at various material. elevations were 5. Mat-Sekawi H.E.Project, Lunglei also taken up to District, Mizoram. Logging of drill holes. examine the cracks, seepage and stability of slope. The power house pit is located in fine sandy shale of greenish grey colour and steel grey shale alternation belonging to Surma Group (Mio-Pliocene age). The dip of bedding in this rock ranges from N80W to N45W by amount 15o-20o. Joint / discontinuities are not very prominent in these rocks. However, bedding joint can be seen at places. Another set seen occasional is 62: S30oE. Total Quantum: 20,000 sq. m. mapping on 1:250 scale. 13. GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF WATER Vinod 1. Selim H.E.Project, Jaintia Hills - - - RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN Kumar District, Meghalaya. MEGHALAYA (P/T) Alignment survey and mapping, planning of Code No.: EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/039 & sub-surface exploration ,logging of drill holes, 1G (P/T) drift, tunnel/other excavation, preliminary geological mapping of structural sites. 2. Mawblei H.E.Project, West Khasi Hills Mawblei H.E.P, NA NA NA District, Meghalaya West Khasi Hills Alignment survey and mapping, planning of District: 57

sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, Geological line drift, tunnel/other excavation, preliminary traverse geological mapping of structural sites and mapping has interpretation from sub-surface exploration. been carried out on 1:2500 scale along the water conductor system from Ch. 0.00m to power house area covering ~2800.00 LM.

3. Upper Khri Diversion Project, West Upper Khri NA NA NA Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya Diversion H.E.P, Alignment survey and mapping, planning of West Khasi Hills sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, District: drift, tunnel/other excavation, preliminary Carried drill geological mapping of structural sites, core logging of interpretation from sub-surface exploration bore hole and interpretation from sub-surface no.7&8 for exploration. 70.05m. 4. Ganol Stage-II H.E.Project, West - - - Garo Hill District, Meghalaya Alignment survey and mapping, planning of sub-surface exploration, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel/other excavation, preliminary geological mapping of structural sites, interpretation from sub-surface exploration and interpretation from sub-surface exploration. 5. Myntdu – Leshka H.E. Project Stage- - - - II, Jaintia Hills district, Meghalaya. Logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, preliminary geological mapping of structural sites and interpretation from sub- surface exploration. 6. Simsang M.P. Project, South Garo - - - Hills, Meghalaya. Alignment survey & mapping, logging of drill holes, drift, tunnel other excavation, detailed mapping at structural sites and slope stability studies. 7. Myntang H.E Project, Jaintia Hills - - - District, Meghalaya. Alignment survey & mapping, logging of drill holes, detailed mapping at structural sites and slope stability studies. 58

14. GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION OF TRANSPORT G.Rongmei Communicated to the project authorities seeking Communicated to - - - AND COMMUNICATION PROJECTS IN NORTH (P/T) quantum of geotechnical work upto September, the project EASTERN REGION & 13. authorities Code No.: EG/C/NER/RHQ/2013/040 Vinod Kumar seeking quantum (P/T) of geotechnical work upto March 2014. Response awaited from sponsors. 15. STUDY OF ARSENIC CONTAMINATION IN WATER P.C. 1. INTMAPSPL (1:50,000): 1000 sq.km 300 90 154331 1715 AND SOIL IN PARTS OF NAGAON AND MARIGAON Srivastava, 2. Sampling: (WITH IN ERSTWHILE NAGAON DISTRICT) G.C.Saramah, (i) Water analysis by arsenic kit: 500 nos DISTRICTS, ASSAM Amiya Kumar (ii)Chemical analysis for As, major and trace Code No.: RP/NER/SAS/2012/082 Mondal elements in: 150 (Withdrawn (a) Surface water: 50 nos from this (b) Ground water: 100 nos project to (iii) Soil (‘C’ - Horizon): 10 nos Nil PSS) (iv) BRS: 5 nos Nil & (v) Collection of relevant data from Govt. / non- Nil John Kevi Govt. agencies: As necessary 5 Angami & S. Dutta Nil (STA-(C) 16. STUDIES AND PREPARATION OF Surendra Preparation of three sections 7 12583 1798/- PALAEONTOLOGICAL AND STRATIGRAPHICAL Prasad 1. L.km mapping (1:50,000 scale): 10 L.km 2 L. Km. SECTIONS ALONG SHILLONG – SOHRA, & 2. Reconnoitary survey (1:50,000): 20 sq.km 5 sq. km. SHILLONG – MAWSYRAM AND SHILLONG – Abir Gupta 3. Section measurement: As necessary Nil DAWKI IN EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT OF (P/T) 4. Collection, Maceration and study of fossils: As MEGHALAYA necessary 5 Code No.: RP/NER/RHQ/2013/041 17. PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF MAWPUT Sushree 1.Traverse Mapping on (1: 12,500): 10 L.km Nil - - - MAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC SUITE AND ASSOCIATED Mishra 2. SAMPLE MINERALIZATION, JAINTIA HILLS DISTRICT, PS: 40 nos MEGHALAYA PCS: 25 nos Code No.: RP/NER/RHQ/2013/042 (Major/Traces/REE analysis) 3. Trace elements & REE by ICP-MS: 25 nos 4. PGE & Au : 15 nos (by Fire-assay and ICP-MS) 5. SEM/EDS: 10 nos 6. EPMA: 20 nos 7. Chemical analyses : 25 nos (Whole rock and trace elements)

ANNEXURE - 5

PROGRESS & PENDENCY REPORT OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF NGCM SAMPLES (upto 30.06.2013) Sl Item Particular No 1 Machine Capacity in Pkg. ‘A’ Pkg. ‘B’ Pkg. ‘C’ Pkg. ‘D’ Pkg. ‘E’ Pkg. ‘F’ Pkg. Pkg. ‘H’ Pkg. the Region (nos. of ‘G’ ‘I’ samples) per month 400/02 Chemists 200/02 150/02 Chemists 125/01 400/1 Chemists Chemist 2. Capacity to analyse in Pkg. ‘A’ Pkg. ‘B’ Pkg. ‘C’ Pkg. ‘D’ Pkg. ‘E’ Pkg. ‘F’ Pkg. Pkg. ‘H’ Pkg. the Region (nos. of ‘G’ ‘I’ samples) per month 400/02 Chemist 120/1 250/2 125/1 400/1 3. Total Nos. of Samples Month July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sep. Collected, and 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 Pendency up-to Field Collected Season 2012 -13 Submitted 0 0 0 82 58 166 139 190 148 362 13 16 0 0 0 1174 (since beginning of To Lab. the NGCM program) Analyses Reported [up-to Field Season 2010 – 12.] Pkg. ‘A’ 0 0 0 82 58 38 326 505 560 810 948 1086 1174 0 0 0 Pkg. ‘B’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 102 246 246 246 639 863 863 Pkg. ‘C’ 0 0 0 0 0 82 278 399 479 529 634 830 905 1158 1174 1174 Pkg. ‘D’ 0 0 0 0 82 0 0 183 432 632 881 1015 1137 1162 1174 1174 Pkg. ‘E’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 218 379 560 723 868 1124 1174 1174 Pkg. ‘F’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 349 349 349 349 730 730 730 Pkg. ‘G’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 244 349 475 758 758 758 1135 1135 1174 1174 Pkg. ‘H’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 82 228 480 530 738 738 738 Pkg. ‘I’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pendency [up-to the end of the month ] [up-to end of Field Season 2010 -12] Pkg. ‘A’ 0 0 0 0 0 128 119 130 223 335 210 88 0 0 0 0 Pkg. ‘B’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 445 635 681 1043 912 928 928 535 311 311 Pkg. ‘C’ 0 0 0 82 140 224 167 236 304 616 524 344 269 16 0 0 Pkg. ‘D’ 0 0 0 82 58 224 363 452 351 513 277 159 37 12 0 0 Pkg. ‘E’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 445 533 565 766 598 451 306 50 0 0 Pkg. ‘F’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 445 635 783 796 809 825 825 444 444 444 Pkg. ‘G’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 201 286 308 387 400 416 39 39 0 0 Pkg. ‘H’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 445 635 701 1063 930 946 644 436 436 436 Pkg. ‘I’ 0 0 0 82 140 306 445 635 783 1145 1158 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174

4. Total Nos. of Month July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.2012 Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sep. Total Samples Collected/ 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 analysed during the Collected current Field Season 2013-14 Submitted 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 0 14 15 96 To Lab. Analyses Reported [up-to the month of ] Pkg. ‘A’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 81 81 Pkg. ‘B’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pkg. ‘C’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 81 Pkg. ‘D’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 29 29 Pkg. ‘E’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 67 Pkg. ‘F’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pkg. ‘G’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 23 23 Pkg. ‘H’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pkg. ‘I’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pendency [up-to the end of the month] Pkg. ‘A’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 14 15 15 Pkg. ‘B’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 81 96 96 Pkg. ‘C’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 81 15 15 Pkg. ‘D’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 14 67 67 Pkg. ‘E’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 14 29 29 Pkg. ‘F’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 81 96 96 Pkg. ‘G’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 58 73 73 Pkg. ‘H’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 81 96 96 Pkg. ‘I’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 67 81 96 96

ANNEXURE - 6 YEAR-WISE, STATE-WISE, PROGRESS REPORT PENDENCY (2002-03 to 2012-13) (As on 30.09.13)

Region Total no. of Total no. of Total no. of Reports Progress Reports Reports generated Released Up to Released up to in F.S.2012-13 30.06.13 31.03.13

NER 202 nos 37 nos 233 nos (including EG (including EG Reports) Reports)

MISSION-WISE PENDENCY (As on 30.09.13)

REGION MISSION-I MISSION- MISSION-IV TOTAL II NO. OF STM SGM GCM GPM RSAS ME GPS LHZ RP SEI ENG SER PROGRESS REPORTS PENDING NER 6 2 5 1 2 5 1 2 3 1 7 2 6 Total – 16 nos 6 nos 6 nos 7 2 6 37 nos! nos nos 6 nos report pending for quarter ending Sept’13 (Schedule date of circulation of pending reports is Nov’13) Total Non-NGCM Reports: 32 nos Total NGCM Reports: 5 nos STM= SPECIALISED THEMATIC MAPPING, SGM= SYSTEMATIC GEOLOGICAL MAPPING, GCM= GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING, RSAS= REMOTE SENSING AND AERIAL SURVEYS, ME = MINERAL EXPLORATION, GPS= GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY, LHZ= LANDSLIDE HAZARD ZONATION , RP= RESEARCH PROJECT, SEI= SEISMIC, ENG= ENGINEERING, SER=SERVICE

YEAR-WISE PENDENCY (as on 30.09.13)

Region Total no. of Progress Reports Pending up to 30.06.13

09 10 12 13 - - - - lier 2008 ear 2009 2010 2012

NER All Reports Nil Nil Nil 6

Only MI Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 5 Only @GCM @ All NGCM reports up to 2009-10 have been upgraded as per the comments/suggestions/modifications by the external peer reviewers and have been circulated.

ANNEXURE – 7 STATUS OF UPLOADING IN GSI PORTAL UPTO SEPTEMBER 2013 Sl. Components Data Universe Total Target for Achievement Achievement Achievement Achievement Total Total No (total volume (Cumulative F.S. 2013-2014 F.S. 2013-2014 F.S. 2013-2014 F.S. 2013-2014 F.S. 2013-2014 (Cumulative (Cumulative of data) achievements) (April 13 to (July 13 to (Oct 13 to Dec. (Jan. 14 to achievements) Achievements) upto Mar. June 13) Sept. 13) 13) March. 14) for F.S. 13-14 upto Sept. 13 2013 1. Uploading of legacy FSP and Extended abstract (EA)

FSP 22 years (1987- Uploaded 22 ______Uploaded 22 2009) Vols. Of FSP Vol. of FSP (1987-88 to (1987-88 to 2008-09) 2008-09) E.A 22 years (1987- Uploaded 22 ______Uploaded 22 2009) Vols. Of E.A. Vol. of E.A. (1987-88 to (1987-88 to 2008-09) 2008-09) 2. Metadata of a) Pre 2004- Uploaded 1757 ______Nil (Pre 2004) ______Uploaded 1757 Unpublished 1757 reports reports ? reports b) Post 2004- Uploaded 382 As necessary ____ 47 ______Uploaded 414 414 reports (Reports with reports ? ‘Completed’ status covering FS: 2009-10, 2010-12 and 2012-13) (Post 2004) 3. Actual 201 reports Uploaded 165 As necessary ____ 12 reports ______Uploaded 201 unpublished reports given Accession reports ? reports Post Numbers out of 2004 47 Reports (with Completed status) (Post 2004). Rest yet to be given Circulated status from the competent authority 4. Actual 1015 reports Soft copy ______NA ______Soft copy unpublished converted 1015 converted 1015 reports Pre 200 report and report and uploaded into uploaded into Portal. Portal. 63

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CASE STUDIES UPLOADED IN GSI PORTAL (ALL CASES AS WELL AS CASES UPLOADED DURING THE QUARTER) Mission I State : Author(s) F.S Arunachal Geochemical mapping in Bomdila-Dirang- A.K. Grover 2003-04 Pradesh Mathow area, West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh - A Case Study Meghalaya Transect mapping along Barapani – Avi Mero and Vizolto 2010-12 Jorabat road section in parts of Ri-Bhoi Sakhrie and East Khasi Hills districts, Meghalaya Mission II State : Author(s) F.S Manipur - Crude oil seepage and gaseous emanation SU: Manipur-Nagaland, Nagaland from Mokokchung district, Nagaland Dimapur.

Manipur - Incidence of platinum group of elements in S. Raju, T.L. Shitiri, E. 2009-10 Nagaland Ophiolite belt of Manipur John & Aparajita Bhattacharya GSI, NER, SU: Manipur– Nagaland, Dimapur Tripura- Study of hard sandstone occurrences in K.Raju & N.J.Sumanth 2010-12 Mizoram south mizoram for their suitability as building stones Meghalaya REE anomaly reported in carbonatites of A. Ranjith & Mohd. Sadiq 2010-12 Sung Valley, Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya Meghalaya A preliminary study on the newly discovered M.A. Khonglah, 2010-12 Carbonatite - Ultramafic dykes and Sougrakpam Sujata, associated Lamprophyres of Padu- Imlishila Imchen, R. Nongryngkoh Area, Jaintia Hills and East Baskaran & K.V. Khasi Hills Districts, Meghalaya Ramachandran Meghalaya REE occurrence in Nongpoh Granite, Ri-Bhoi Mohd. Sadiq & Ravi 2012-13 District, Meghalaya Kumar Umrao Mission III State : Author(s) F.S Nil Mission IV (Multidisciplinary) State : Author(s) F.S Meghalaya Vehicular Tunnel Project of Aizawl city, R. Pitchai Muthu Mizoram: A Geotechnical Evaluation. Meghalaya Active fault studies along foothills of Assam- Officers from SU: Bhutan Himalaya, Kokrajhar (BTAD) District, Meghalaya, Shillong. Assam Meghalaya Geotechnical evaluation of some foundation Officers from SU: problems at Kitpi MHS in the Tawang Valley Meghalaya, Shillong. of Arunachal Pradesh Meghalaya Sonapur Landslide, Jaintia Hills District, Officers from SU: Meghalaya Meghalaya, Shillong. Meghalaya Kyllang Granite Pluton V.V. Sesha Sai et al 2009-10 Mission IV (Fundamental) State : Author(s) F.S Meghalaya Dinosaur remains from Meghalaya - A case Officers from SU: history Meghalaya, Shillong.

ANNEXURE - 9

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS BROUGHT OUT IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS Sl. Title of Publication Periodicity of When last Whether No Publication published Available (Date) Soft copy Hard copy 1. i) Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 140, Pt. 4 (FS: 2005-06) 25.02.2008 Yes Yes ii) GSI, NER, NEWS, Vol. 17 & 18 Jan to Dec’ 06 05.12.2008 -- Yes iii) Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 141, Pt. 4 Jan to Dec’ 07 22.01.2009 Yes Yes (FS: 2006-07) 2. i) Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 140, Pt. 4 (FS: 2007-08) 06.11.2009 Yes Yes ii) GSI, NER, NEWS, Vol. 19 iii) Geology and Mineral Resources of Assam (Misc. Pub. No. Jan to Dec’ 08 05.01.2010 Yes Yes 30, Pt. 4, Vol. i) iv) Geology and Mineral Resources of Meghalaya (Misc. Pub. 2009 06.11.2009 Yes Yes No. 30, Pt. 4, Vol. ii)

2009 06.11.2009 Yes Yes 3. i) Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 143, Pt. 4 (FS: 2008-09) 28.10.2010 Yes Yes ii) GSI, NER, NEWS, Vol. 20 iii) Geology and Mineral Resources of Arunachal Pradesh Jan to Dec ‘09 06.01.2011 Yes Yes (Misc. Pub. No. 30, Pt. 4, Vol. 1, part-1) 2010 28.10.2010 Yes Yes 4. i) Geology and Mineral Resources of Manipur, Mizoram, 2011 28.03.2011 Yes Yes Nagaland and Tripura (Misc. Pub. No. 30, Pt. 4, Vol. 1, part-2) 5. i) Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 144, Pt. 4 (FS: 2009-10) 04.03.2012 Yes Yes ii) GSI, NER, NEWS, Vol. 21. Jan to Dec ‘10 04.03.2012 Yes Yes 6. i) GSI, NER, News, Vol. 22 Jan. to Dec. 17.09.2012 Yes Yes 2011 ii)Records of Geological Survey of India Vol. 145-146, Pt. 4 (FS: 2010-12) 14.02.2013 Yes Yes

ANNEXURE -10

COURSES CONDUCTED AT RTI & FTC’S

Sl no Month Title of the course Location of Duration No of Remark conducted training Of training Participant 1 July,13 36th OCG, Batch-H FTC-Aizwal 11 days from 26 Conducted 24.06.13 to Training for 04.07.13 36th OCG- 2 July,13 36th OCG, Batch-H RTI, 19 days from 26 Batch-H Shillong 05.07.13 and Capsule To 23.07.13 course on 3 Aug,13 Capsule course on RTI, 6 days from Total-10 chemical chemical analysis of Shillong 19.8.13 to DGMs- training for rock samples for 24.8.13 ASSAM-3; DGM, NER DGM ,NER MEG-2; and MAN-2; refresher NAG-1; course on GSI-MEG-2 petrology for 4 Sep,13 Refresher course for RTI, 12 days from 15 DGM and petrology training for Shillong 26.8.13 to DGMs- GSI,NER Geologist of DGM 6.9.13 ASSAM-2 and GSI,NER MEG-1 NAG-2 GSI-NER-10

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 MINUTES REVIEW MEETING STATUS RAC Meeting NER, Meghalaya XII_NER_RAC_04 Meeting Shillong 06.03.2013 Uploaded NER, Meghalaya XII_NER_RAC_05 Meeting Shillong 03.07.2013 Uploaded OAC Meeting SU : Arunachal Pradesh XII_SAP_OAC_05 Itanagar 26.06.2013 Uploaded SU : Assam XII_SAS_OAC_05 Guwahati 21.06-2013 Uploaded SU: Manipur – Nagaland. XII_SMN_OAC_05 Dimapur 01.07.2013 Uploaded SU : Sikkim XII_SSK_OAC_05 Gangtok 25-06-2013 Uploaded SU : Tripura – Mizoram XII_STM_OAC_05 Agartala 01-07-2013 Uploaded

ANNEXURE-12 EMPLOYMENT POSITION IN THE REGION AS ON 30.09.2013 POSITION OF GROUP 'A' & 'B' GAZETTED OFFICERS IN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, NORTH EASTERN REGION Sl. Designation Shillong Sikkim Guwahati Itanagar Dimapur Agartala TOTAL No. A B C D E F G H I 1 Dy. Director General 3 - 1 1 - - 5 2 Director (G) 3 - 2 1 1 1 8 3 Superintending Geologist 15 2 3 2 1 2 25 4 Senior Geologist 12 - 5 1 3 4 25 5 Geologist 32 9 12 11 5 7 76 6 Director (Chemist) 1 - - - - - 1 7 Sr. Chemist 3 - - - - - 3 8 Chemist 5 - - - - - 5 9 Assistant Chemist Grade – I 0 - - - - - 0 10 Supdt Geophysicist 1 - - - - - 1 11 Senior Geophysicist 6 - - - - - 6 12 Geophysicist 3 - - - - - 3 13 Assistant Geophy 1 - - - - - 1 14 Mineralogist 0 - - - - - 0 Executive Engineer (NFJAG) 1 - - - - - 1 15 Asstt. Executive Engineer 1 - - - - - 1 16 Joint Director (P&A) 1 - - - - - 1 17 Deputy Director (P&A) 1 - - - - - 1 18 Stores Manager 3 - - - - - 3 19 Asstt. Director (P&A) 1 - - - 1 - 2 20 Administrative Officer Grade – II 5 1 2 - 1 1 10 21 Artist 0 - 1 - - - 1 22 Pricipal Private Secretary 1 - - - - - 1 23 Senior P.S 1 1 24 P.S 3 - - - - - 3 25 Officer Surveyor 2 - 1 - 3 26 Stores Officer 1 - 1 - - 2 GRAND TOTAL 106 12 27 17 12 15 192

ANNEXURE 13 Vehicle Position as on 30.09.2013 in North Eastern Region

A. Field going vehicles / Office Vehicles

Kilometre run Sanctioned Drivers S. Particulars/ 25001 – 50,001 – Less than >1,50,000 Total strength of in No. Type of vehicle <50000 <1,50,000 25000 km km Drivers position km km 1 Amb. Cars 08 08 52 41 2 Petrol Jeep 03 03 3 Diesel Jeep / 10 39 49 Bolero / Armada 4 Gypsy 02 02 5 Toyota Qualis 02 02 6 Pick-up (Diesel) 02 02 7 LCV 05 05 8 HCV 03 03 Total 74 52 41

Age wise Status of Vehicles B. Field vehicles / Office Vehicles

Vehicles 6 Vehicles more Vehicles less S. years & less than 10 years More than Particulars than 6 years No. than 10 years & less than 15 15 years old old years old 1 Amb. Cars 02 01 05 2 Petrol Jeep 03 3 Diesel Jeep / Bolero 10 01 33 05 / Armada 4 Gypsy 02 5 Toyota Qualis 02 6 Pick-up (Diesel) 02 7 LCV 05 8 HCV 03 Total 74

ANNEXURE – 14 PROCUREMENT STATUS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS/ MODERNIZATION ITEMS / MACHINERY DURING F.Y. 2013-14

A.-Procurement Status:Bill Released Sl.No. Item Cost In Rs. Status 1. Brunton Compass-75 nos. 1145813 Bill Released

2. Brunton Compass-05 nos.(DGM) 86625 Bill Released

3. Drilling Accessories Core Barrel 275933 Bill Released

4. Microscopes-07 nos (Custom Clearance) 403941 Bill Released

5. Inverter-02 nos. 86125 Bill Released

6. Microscopes-07 nos (10% Balance Payment) 649488 10% Balance Payment Released on 11.6.13 7. Pulveriser LC Charges 5285 Debited 8. Pulveriser (Foreign Purchase) 2476800 90% debited. 9. UPS Battery-08 nos (Chemical) 19600 Bill Released 10. Water Analysis Kit-01 no. 261050 Bill Released 11. Arsenic Test Kit-05 nos. (SU-Assam) 46478 Bill Released 12. Magnetometer-01 no. 752625 Bill Released 13. AO Scanner-03 nos. 1527750 Bill Released 14. Microscopes-Spare Parts 51233 Bill Released 15. Pulveriser (Foreign Purchase) (10% Balance Payment 285000 10% Balance Payment released

Bill Released in Rs. 8073746

B. Procurement Status :PO Placed Sl.No. Item Cost In Rs. Status

1. Color Photocopier Machine-08 nos. 1876161 Item Received, Fresh LOA is to be issued, Awaiting NPC from Supply Division, Ministry of Commerce. 2. Inverter-2 KVA 43063 Received, Awaiting Installation 3. DG Set-5 KVA (SU-Dimapur) 315331 PO PLaced 4. Thin Section Grinding Machines -01 no. 65873 PO PLaced

Total 2300428

C. Procurement Status :PAC/TEC/TAC/Budget Stage

Sl.No. Item Cost In Rs. Status

1. DC Resistivity Meter-03nos. 450000 Price Bid will be opened on 15.10.2013 2. Microscopes-01 no. Dimapur 1300000 TAC Stage

3. Geotechnical Instruments 1500000 TEC Stage (Submitted to Chairman) 4. Holland Cathode Lamp-04 nos 209421 Awaiting Budget

5. A-3 Color Printer-01 no. 250000 Awaiting PI from Indenter 6. A0 Plotter-02 nos. 800000 TEC Stage (Submitted to Chairman)

Total amount in Rs. 4509421

D. Procurement Status (Foreign Purchase):PAC/TEC/TAC Stage

Sl.No. Item Cost In Rs. Status

1. Seismic Recorder 6000000 TEC Stage (Submitted to Chairman)

2. DGPS-01 Set-Geophysics 6500000 TEC Stage (Submitted to Chairman)

3. Scintolometer-06 nos. 6000000 Letter sent to DDG Mission-IV for Vetting

Total 18500000

A-Bill Released B-PO Placed C-PAC/Tender D-Foreign Purchase Total Amount in Rs. (PAC/TAC)

8073746 2300428 4509421 18500000 33383595

ANNEXURE – 15A

STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING EQUIPMENTS UNDER DEPLOYMENT

DETAILS OF DRILLING RIGS AVAILABLE (WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2012-13) Sl. Project Item Unit Drilling (m) FSP code No No. Target Achievement 1 MMIP 34 U-422 800 637.75* ME/NER/NEnR/2010/014 2 MMIP 25 U-427 ME/IM/NER/SME/2010/015 1575 1418.65* 3 MMIP 25 U-441 ME/IM/NER/SME/2010/015 4 Assam 35 U-422 300 # 0.00 ME/NER/NEnR/SAS/2012/030 Item kept in abeyance due to the existing adverse ground realities TOTAL DRILLING 2375 2056.40 *Extended in fs 2013-14; # kept in abayence & taken up in FS 2013-14; Total target revised to 2375m

DETAILS OF AUGER RIG (WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2013-14) Sl. No Project Item Unit No. Drilling (m) FSP code Target / Achievement

TOTAL DRILLING Nil

DETAILS OF DRILLING RIGS AVAILABLE (WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2013-14) Sl. Project Item Unit No. Drilling (m) FSP code No Target Achievement 1 MMIP 018 U-427 800 0.0 ME/NER/SME/2013/018 2 MMIP 019 U-441 800 54.75 ME/NER/SME/2013/019 3 MMIP 030 U-422 300 74.00 ME/NER/ NEnR/SAS/030# 4 MMIP 022 600 0.00 ME/NER/NEnr/2013/022 TOTAL DRILLING 2500 128.75 # kept in abayencei FS 2012-13 & taken up in FS 2013-14

Total Drilling (All Rigs) from Apr’13 to Sept’13 (including extended items) is 714.75m.

ANNEXURE 15B

STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING AND OTHER HIGH-END (RS >1 CORE) EQUIPMENTS TO BE PROCURED DURING FY 2013-14

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

ANNEXURE – 16 STATUS OF PENDING LEGAL CASES OF NORTH EASTERN REGION AS ON 30.09.2013

Sl. No of Court Case Name of the Court/Bench Remarks. No.

1. 3 Nos. CAT, Guwahati Bench (i) OA No. 331 of 2012. (ii) OA No. 86/2013. (iii) OA No. 265/2013. 2. 1 No High Court Shillong Bench (i) WP No. 3381/2009

3. 1 No. High Court Imphal Bench (i) WP No. 328/2000

4. 3 Nos. MACT, Silchar (i) MACT No. 781/2007 (ii) MACT No. 782/2007 (iii) MACT No. 783/2007. 5. 1 No. Court of the Assistant District Judge (i) Money suit No. (H) of 2012. Shillong

PRESENT STATUS OF VIGILANCE CASES IN THE NORTH EASTERN REGION, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, AS ON 30.09.2013

Sl. Name & Allegation / Whether Date of Date of Date of Date of Date of Present Address No. Designation of Charges in under Rule issue of receipt of appointme receipt of issue of Status of of the the Official brief 14 of Rule Charge C.O.’s nt of I.O. I.O.’s final Order the case Inquiry 15 Sheet reply Report Officer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

STATEMENT REGARDING GRIEVANCE CASES W.E.F 01.07.2013 to 30.09.2013

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, NORTH EASTERN REGION, SHILLONG

Investigation / Action Sl. Registration No. & Name of Subject of grievance taken / Reasons for Remarks No Date Complainant withholding NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

ANNEXURE – 17 CONSOLIDATED LIST OF GROUP A & B OFFICERS IN NER (AS ON 30.09.2013) EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION 116935 Shri Harbans Singh Deputy Director General & HOD Shri N. Devaraj Deputy Director General , SU:A.M.M&N.T&M 117047 Shri Raghubir Singh Deputy Director General & RMH-III & IV Shri L.S. Ravi Deputy Director General, SU: A.P. & Sikkim 117049 Shri. Brij Kumar Deputy Director General & RMH-I & II

Regional Head Quarter & SU: Meghalaya, Shillong

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION 118025 Shri Gajendra Kumar Kesari Director(G) 112075 Dr. Basant Kumar Sareen Director(G) 114183 Shri Dinesh Vitthalrao Ganvir Director(G) 103118 Shri Atanu Ray Superintending Geologist 110475 Shri Praveen Kumar Sinha Superintending Geologist 107023 Dr Bijay Kumar Sahu Superintending Geologist 114631 Shri Lakhan Lal Vishwakarma Superintending Geologist 105556 Smt Sudipta Sarkar Superintending Geologist 116941 Shri Rajinder Kumar Superintending Geologist 106694 Dr. Subrata Chakraborti Superintending Geologist 112303 Shri Brij Bhushan Sharma Superintending Geologist 101884 Dr. Surendra Prasad Superintending Geologist 106385 Shri. Niroj Kumar Sarkar Superintending Geologist 116513 Shri Mukesh Nagar Superintending Geologist 111272 Shri R. Balaji Superintending Geologist 103142 Dr. Sudip Bhattacharyya Superintending Geologist 114833 Shri. Muduru Lachhna Dora Superintending Geologist 106678 Shri S.K. Guru Superintending Geologist 117216 Shri Navjeet Singh Nayyar Senior Geologist 116530 Dr Mridul Srivastava Senior Geologist 119011 Shri Amit Srivastava Senior Geologist 112286 Shri Subhash Banerjee Senior Geologist 118087 Shri Pius Sahkhar Senior Geologist 118085 Shri Shougaijam Mohendro Singh Senior Geologist 110364 Shri G J S Prasad Senior Geologist 114054 Smt. Bimala Nazir Gohain Senior Geologist 104241 Smt Darnia C. War Senior Geologist 106679 Shri A.K. Tripathi Senior Geologist 118896 Smt Sushree Mishra Senior Geologist 118869 Shri B.R. Syngai Geologist 116090 Dr. Vinod Kumar Geologist 100148 Shri Abir Gupta Geologist 111120 Shri S N Mariappan Geologist 100151 Dr Pradip Kr Mukherjee Geologist 118820 Shri Harish Chandra Shahu Geologist 118086 Shri L H Moirangcha Geologist 118089 Shri Chemjong Ajay Limbu Geologist 118882 Shri Gaikungam Rongmei Geologist 118911 Shri Imtikumzuk Geologist 119320 Shri Dhrubajyoti Chakraborty Geologist 119900 Shri Lalboi T Haokip Geologist 119994 Shri Soumya Ranjan Mishra Geologist 120014 Shri Arvind Geologist 120044 Shri Balbir Singh Geologist 120075 Shri Megotsohe Chasie Geologist 120091 Shri Paongaomai Kho Theophilus Geologist 120098 Shri Ranjith Anburaj Geologist 120216 Mohd. Sadiq Geologist 75

120276 Shri Rajesh Kumar Geologist 120303 Shri Lalneo Haokip Geologist 120310 Shri Vekhoto Shijoh Geologist 120355 Shri Avi Mero Geologist 120335 Shri Vizolto Sakhrie Geologist 120538 Shri Dzieseneituo Vincent Whuorie Geologist 120647 Shri Sumar Geologist 120649 Shri Ravi Kumar Umrao Geologist 120065 Shri Niketan Prakash Khedkar Geologist 120039 Shri Tongbram Guneshwar Singh Geologist 120348 Smt Imlishila Imchen Geologist 120028 Miss S.Saujata Geologist 120711 Shri Imrontolo Pongen Geologist 120045 Shri Sreenivasaiah V Venkateshaiah Geologist 101156 Shri Aloke Kumar Lahiri Superintending Geophysicist 110064 Shri K V Satyanarayana Senior Geophysicist 112139 Shri Om Prakash Senior Geophysicist 118069 Dr Babul Pathak Senior Geophysicist 118098 Shri Syntai Manick Syiem Senior Geophysicist 101161 Shri Sumit Narayan Choudhuri Senior Geophysicist 101163 Shri Pranab Kumar Chakraborty Geophysicist 120319 Dr. Gopal Singh Darmwal Geophysicist 110071 Shri V Vidyasagar Geophysicist (Instt) 118138 Shri Jiban Bhattacharya Assistant Geophysicist (Instt) 118137 Miss Saralin Khongwar Assistant Geophysicist 118017 Shri Francis Kharshiing Director(Chem) 118046 Dr Gobin Chandra Saikia Senior Chemist 118095 Shri Dipak Gurung Senior Chemist 118096 Shri Debo Prasad Chakraborty Senior Chemist 120387 Shri T.K. Myelvaganan Chemist 100668 Shri Chandan Saha Chemist 118233 Shri Amit Shankar Borah Chemist 112738 Shri Rajendra Kumar Chemist 110319 Shri. Rathla Vittal Chemist 118073 Shri Khlainbor Kharmalki Joint Director (P&A) 118074 Smt. Silian Nongkynrih Deputy Director 118079 Shri Sunil Ghosh Asstt. Director 118628 Shri Badal Das Administrative Officer 119592 Shri Rajkishore Ram Administrative Officer 118963 Shri Dale Wi Paswet Administrative Officer 118613 Shri H.R.War Administrative Officer 118611 Smt Anju Das Administrative Officer 118024 Shri T Pongen Executive Engineer (NFJAG) 118103 Shri Nirmalendu Goyari Asstt.Exeecutive Engineer 118047 Smt. Martina Pyngrope Principal Private Secretary 118083 Smt. Mina Neilson Laloo Senior Private Secretary 100255 Shri Shiba Prasad Sharma Private Secretary 118109 Shri P. Bhattacharya Private Secretary 118100 Shri Moawati Stores Manager 116106 Shri Columbus Marbaniang Stores Manager 118102 Shri Bijoy Dey Stores Manager 120206 Shri Balmiki Pandit Store Officer 118099 Shri Ioanis Pyngrope Officer Surveyor 118154 Shri Tapan Deka Officer Surveyor

SU: Assam, Guwahati

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION Shri J.C. Dutta, Director Director (G) Shri Dhruba Ganguly Director (G) Smt. Sanjukta Sahoo Superintending Geologist Shri P.R.Pai, Superintending Geologist Shri Anjan Bora Superintending Geologist Shri Binod Boruah Senior Geologist Shri P.K. Sarma Senior Geologist Shri G.C. Sarmah Senior Geologist Shri A. K. Bora Senior Geologist Smt. Rupali Thakur Bhuyan Senior Geologist Shri N. Goswami Geologist Shri Amiya Kumar Mondal Geologist Shri P.C. Srivastava, Geologist Shri M.Shyam Kr.Singh Geologist Shri Amit Kumar Geologist Shri Varun Vara Geologist Shri R.C. Kishan Geologist Shri P. C. Gangaikoppa Geologist Shri Rajkumar Tapon Kumar Geologist Shri Yhunyelo Tep Geologist Shri Satrughan Majhi Geologist Shri Mukesh Kumar Mishra Geologist Shri Dwijendra Nath Borah Artist Shri N. Borah Officer Surveyor Shri Ratan Baran Dey Administrative Officer Shri Rajesh Ghose Administrative Officer

SU: Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION Dr. B. R. Bejarniya Director Shri Swapan Kumar Guha Superintending Geologist Shri Prem Shanker Misra Superintending Geologist Shri Bashab Nandan Mahanta Senior Geologist Shri Subash Chandra Keshari Geologist Shri Bendangnuchit Geologist Dr. James Pebam Geologist Shri Ravi Negi Geologist Shri Rupesh Kumar Geologist Shri Sudeep Manish Toppo Geologist Miss Rita Thurr Geologist Shri Sebabrata Das Geologist Shri Raman Kumar Geologist Shri Amit Kumar Geologist Shri Hiruj Saikia Geologist Shri Kaisar Wankhar Store Officer

SU: Manipur & Nagaland, Dimapur

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION Shri Deo Nath Director (G) Shri N.L. Gera Superintending Geologist Shri J.K. Angami Senior Geologist Shri R.L. Jat Senior Geologist Shri C. Yanthan Senior Geologist Shri E. John Geologist Shri N. Meribemo Yanthan Geologist Shri P. Enos Ezung Geologist Ms. Visahono Zaphu Geologist Ms. Chubala Shijoh Geologist Mrs. Sentimongla Ao Asstt.Director(P&A) Shri L. S. Ngaihte Administrative Officer

SU: Tripura & Mizoram, Agartala

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION Dr. Kanika Sanyal Director (G) Shri Ishwar Dan Ashiya Superintending Geologist Shri N. Padmaiah Superintending Geologist Smt. Srinanda Mukherjee Senior Geologist Shri Benudhar Behera Senior Geologist Dr. T.S. Giritharan Senior Geologist Shri S. Venkateswara Rao Senior Geologist Shri Jayanta Pramanik Geologist Shri Pankaj Pralhadrao Vaidya Geologist Shri Omnath Saha Geologist Shri Jefferson Mylliem Umlong Geologist Shri Watitemsu Geologist Shri A. Elow Geologist Shri M P Singh Geologist Geologist Shri Utpal Halder Administrative Officer

SU: Sikkim, Gangtok

EMPLOYEE ID NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION 105534 Dr. S. K. Som Superintending Geologist 118970 Dr. Sanjay Wahi Superintending Geologist 120094 Mrs. Lopamudra Bhol Geologist 120043 Shri Kailash Singh Geologist 119997 Shri S. Jijikumar Geologist 118875 Shri N. Thredeep Kumar Geologist 120329 Shri Murli Mohan Geologist 120318 Shri Jagadish Nandan Hindayar Geologist 120631 Shri Hiten Kumar Jalutharia Geologist 120703 Shri Tangtirenba Longchari Geologist 120689 Shri Mohd. Ibrahim Geologist 120243 Ms P.N. Dasarwar Geologist 118606 Shri Dahiram Kalita Administrative Officer

FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS OF NER

Garnet Balls as big as 2 cms diameter observed in Xenoliths of Mangerite exposed at roadside in Rangblang Rangjadong Village, West Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya Village, West Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya

Sub-horizontal Tertiary sediments unconformably Sharp contact between porphyritic granite and gneiss, overlying the basement gneiss, Jaintia Hills District, Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya Meghalaya

SERVICE TO PEOPLE OF NER DGM OFFICERS TRAINING IN NER

FIELD WORK LABORATORY WORK

PRESENTATION & GROUP DISCUSSION LECTURE WORK