DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT Purba District

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UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF: Mineral Development And Trading Corporation Limited A Govt. of West Bengal Undertaking Regd. Office: 13, Nellie Sengupta Sarani (Lindsay Street), 2nd Floor Kolkata – 700 087, West Bengal District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba

Content

Chapter Description Page No. No.

1 Introduction 3

2 Overview of Mining Activity in the District 9

3 The List of Mining Leases in the District with location, area 12 and period of validity

4 Details of Royalty or Revenue received in last three years 137

5 Detail of Production of Sand or Bajri or minor mineral in last 137 three years

6 Process of Deposition of Sediments in the rivers of the 138 District

7 General Profile of the District 148

8 Land Utilization Pattern in the district: Forest, Agriculture, 174 Horticulture, Mining etc.

9 Physiography of the District 177

10 Rainfall: Month-Wise and Climatic Condition 178

11 Geology and Mineral Wealth 179

12 Additional Information 182 i. District wise detail of river or stream and other sand source ii. District wise availability of sand or gravel or aggregate resources 13 Mineral Map of the District 206

14 Details of Eco-Sensitive Area, if any, in the District 207

15 Impact on the Environment (Air, Water, Noise, Soil, Flora & 208 Fauna, land use, agriculture, forest etc.) due to mining activity

16 Remedial Measures to mitigate the impact of mining on the 213 Environment

17 Risk Assessment & Disaster Management Plan 222

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PREAMBLE

Keeping in view of experience gained in period of one decade, the MOEF&CC came out with Environmental Impact Assessment Notification S.O.-1533(E) dated 14th Sept.2006. It has been made mandatory to obtain environmental clearance for different kinds of development projects as listed in Scheduled -1 of notification.

Further, pursuance of the order of Hon’ble Supreme Court Petition (C) No. 19628-19629 of 2009, dated 27th Feb.2012 In the matter of Deepak Kumar etc., Vs State of Haryana and others etc., prior environmental clearance has now become mandatory for Mining of Minor Minerals irrespective of the area of Mining Lease.

And also in view of the Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, order dated the 13th Jan.2015 the matter regarding Sand, Brick earth, & borrowed earth cutting for Road Construction has to take prior E.C. For Mining Lease irrespective of the fact that whether the area involved is more or less than 5 hectares. They also suggested to make a policy on E.C. for sand including other minor minerals mining lease in cluster.

MOEF & CC notification S.O.- 141 (E) dated 15th January 2016, Under 7(iii)(a) it was also suggested to prepare the District survey report for sand mining or river bed mining and mining of other mineral as prescribed in appendix X. This has been modified vide S.O. No.- 3611(E) dated 25th July 2018.

MOEF&CC in consultation with State Government has prepared Guidelines on Sustainable Sand & other Minor minerals mining detailing the provisions on Environmental Clearance for cluster. To ease out E.C. activities MOEF & CC has taken initiative vide S.O.- 190(E) dated 20th January 2016 to create District Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (DEIAA) & DEAC under the chairman ship of respective district commissioner for proper monitoring of Minor Minerals (0-5 Ha.) Mining using Information Technology to track the mineral out material from source to destination.

Appraisal Committee will scrutinize and recommend the prior environmental clearance of Mining of Minor Mineral on the basis of District Survey report. This will model and guiding document which is a compendium of available mineral resources, geographical setup, environmental and ecological set up of the district and replenishment of minerals and is based on data of various departments, published reports, Journal and websites. The District Survey report will form the basis for application for environmental clearance, preparation of reports and appraisal of projects. District Survey Reports are to be reviewed once in every five years as per statue, however the data bank of DSR can be updated, if required. This order took effect from 01-12-2017

The Main objective of the preparation of District Survey Report is to ensure the following:-

1. Identification of River Bed Sand with geo references.

2. Identification of deposition of silt with geo reference, which is being used for filling purposes and brick manufacturing.

3. Identification of other mineral resources if available.

Sincere thanks to Sathi Planners Pvt. Ltd. for their kind cooperation during field work and data procurement from concerned departments.

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Chapter - 1 Introduction

 District At A Glance:-

Location and Geographical Area: Purba Bardhaman district is one of the twenty three districts of West Bengal. It has come into existence on 7th April 2017, after bifurcation of erstwhile Burdwan district and its head quarter is Bardhaman. Purba Bardhaman is an agriculturally prosperous district of West Bengal. This part of the West Bengal is traditionally familiar as the agriculturally developed is known as the ‘Granary of the West Bengal’. It contain an area 5432.69 푘푚2 (2097.57 sq miles) as ascertained by the bifurcation, and population (according to 2011 census) is 4,835,532, density of population is 890/푘푚2. The district lies mainly between the river Ajoy, the Bhagirathi and the Damodar. The river Barakar forms the State boundary to the west; the Ajay separetes Birbhum and Dumka to the north with exception of a portion of subdivision; the Damodar forms a southern boundary with Purulia and , while Bhagirathi forms the main eastern boundary with a few exceptions. The maximum length from east to west is 208 Km while the maximum breadth from north to south is 112 Km.

Purba Bardhaman district is a flat alluvial plain area that divided into four prominent topographical regions. On the northern part of the district, Ausgram - plain lies along the Ajoy which joins the Bhagirathi. Bardhaman plain occupies the central area of the district with the on the south and south–east, on the southern part is the Khandoghosh plain. The Bhagirathi flows along the eastern boundary of the district and the Bhagirathi basin lies on the eastern part of the district. The undulating lateritic topography of Paschim Bardhaman extended up Ausgram area of the district.

The district falls under Survey of India Toposheet No.- 73M/10, 73M/11, 73M/12, 73/14, 73M/15, 73M/16, 73N/13, 79A/1, 79A/2, 79 A/4, 79A/5, 79A/6, 79A/7, 79A/8, 79B/1, 81A/3, and 75M/13.

LATITUDE LONGITUDE

EAST 23028’52.063”N 87027’9.521”E

WEST 23012’45.047”N 88025’15.183”E

NORTH 23050’28.432”N 87059’39.005”E

SOUTH 22056’53.233”N 87050’42.352”E

EAST

WEST Paschim Bardhman District

NORTH Murshidabad &

SOUTH Hooghly &

(Source - Purba Bardhaman Zilla Parishad Portal)

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 Administrative Units:-

Sl. Subdivision Headquarters Area Population Rural Urban No. (Km2) (2011) Population% Population (2011) % (2011)

1. Bardhaman Bardhaman Sadar North 1,958.43 1,586,623 73.58 26.42

2. Bardhaman Bardhaman Sadar South 1,410.03 1,198,155 95.54 4.46

3. Kalna Kalna 993.75 1,097,732 87.00 13.00

4. Katwa Katwa 1,070.48 963,022 88.44 11.56

Purba Bardhaman Bardhaman 5,432.69 4,835,532 84.98 15.02 District

Panchayat Blocks/ Municipality/ Sub-division : Municipal Corporation Samity Gram Gram Sansad

Memari-I 1 10 150

Memari-II 1 9 109

Memari(M) - - -

Burdwan Sadar (South) Jamalpur 1 13 189

Raina-I 1 8 128

Raina-II 1 8 116

Khandaghosh 1 10 134

Burdwan-I 1 9 144

Burdwan-II 1 9 105

Burdwan(M) - - -

Burdwan Sadar (North) Ausgram-I 1 7 90

Guskara(M) - - -

Ausgram-II 1 7 105

Bhatar 1 14 193

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Panchayat Blocks/ Municipality/ Sub-division : Municipal Corporation Samity Gram Gram Sansad

Galsi-II 1 9 119

Purbathali-I 1 7 138

Purbasthali-II 1 10 141

Kalna-I 1 9 141 Kalna Kalna-II 1 8 110

Kalna(M) - - -

Monteshwar 1 13 171

Mongolkote 1 15 186

Ketugram-I 1 8 114

Ketugram-II 1 7 82

Katwa Katwa-I 1 9 116

Katwa-II 1 7 100

Katwa(M) - - -

Dainhat(M) - - -

The district comprises four subdivisions:-

 Kalna subdivision consists of one municipality at Kalna and five CD blocks: Kalna I, Kalna II, , I and Purbasthali II.

consists of two municipalities at Katwa and and five CD blocks: , Katwa II, Ketugram I, Ketugram II and Mongakote.

 Bardhaman Sadar North subdivision consists of two municipalities at Bardhaman and and seven CD blocks: Ausgram I, Ausgram II, , Burdwan I, Burdwan II, Galsi I and Galsi II.

 Bardhaman Sadar South subdivision consists of one municipality at Memari and six CD blocks: , Jamalpur, Memari I, Memari II, and Raina II

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 Connectivity Facilities in Purba Bardhaman District:- Railway:

(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

The Howrah-Bardhaman main line and Howrah-Bardhaman chord, both part of System, enter this district and converge at Saktigarh Railway Station. The Bardhaman-Asansol Section, which is part of Howrah-Delhi main line, Howrah-Gaya- Delhi line and Howrah-Allahabad-Mumbai line, and the Bardhaman-Kiul leave at the other end of the district. The Bardhaman-Katwa line, after conversion from narrow gauge to electrified broad gauge, was opened to the public on 12 January 2018.

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Indicative Location of Railway Stations In Bardhaman Distruct Roads:

(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

Kolkata-Agra National Highway 19 (old numbering NH 2), covering a large part of the old Grand Trunk Road passes through this district. The other highways passing through the district are: National Highway 114, State Highway 6, State Highway 7, State Highway 13 (covering a large part of the old Grand Trunk Road), State Highway 14 and State Highway 15.

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Location Map of Purba Bardhaman District

(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

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Chapter - 2 Overview of Mining Activity in the District

 Availability of Minerals

Purba Bardhaman is an agriculturally prosperous district of West Bengal. The soil and climate of the district favour the production of food grains. The minerals found in the district are Sand, Silt and Clay.

(Source: Geological Survey of India)

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 Brick Earth:- Silt Earth Brick manufacturing process in West Bengal was started in way back 200 years ago during English regime. Presently more than 15000 such Brick Manufacturing units are operating in W.B. These units are producing approximately 1200 million Bricks per year which is 70% of the total requirement. Way back since 1936, mostly Silt collection ponds are recorded as ‘IT-KHOLA” on ROR (Right of Record) i.e. in revenue record of W.B Govt. till date.

STEPS INVOLVED IN BRICK MANUFACTURING

Manufacturing of bricks consists of the following 4 operations or steps.

1. Preparation of brick clay or brick earth 2. Moulding of bricks 3. Air drying of bricks 4. Burning of bricks

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Chapter - 3 List of Mining Lease in the District with location, area and period of validity

 List of Auctioned Sand Ghats:

Sl. Auction ID Name of H1 Bidder Name of Mouza JL No. Plot No. Area (in Area (in LoI E.C No. Block Acres) Hectars) issued Issue

Sand Block (Yes/No) d (Yes / No) 1 2016_DMBUW_1 Tirupati Roadways Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) F 7.75 3.14 Yes Yes 5 II 2 2016_DMBUW_1 S.G Project Ltd. Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) B 9.41 3.81 Yes Yes 9 II 3 2016_DMBUW_4 M/S Matribhumi Dev. Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1665(P) A 9.87 3.99 Yes Yes 8 h 4 2016_DMBUW_4 Sujit Kr. Roy Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1665(P) B 9.80 3.97 Yes Yes 9 h 5 2016_DMBUW_5 Debnath Enterprise Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1665(P) C 9.45 3.82 Yes Yes 0 h 6 2016_DMBUW_5 Maa Laxmi Enterp. Khandaghos Rupsa 10 3001(P) A 7.40 2.99 Yes Yes 1 h 7 2016_DMBUW_5 Reshma Khatun Khandaghos Tildanga 66 311(P), A 2.49 1.01 Yes Yes 8 h 333(P) 8 2016_DMBUW_5 Dhiren Ch. Seth Khandaghos Kamalpur 74 3078(P) A 1.04 0.42 Yes Yes 9 h 9 2016_DMBUW_6 M/s Sri Mataji Builders Khandaghos Rautara 110 2040(P) A 2.20 0.89 Yes Yes 0 h District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

10 2016_DMBUW_6 Teni Yadav Galsi-II Gohogram 70 6001(P) A 9.05 3.66 Yes Yes 1 11 2016_DMBUW_6 Ashok Kumar Galsi-II Gohogram 70 6001(P) B 8.33 3.37 Yes Yes 2 12 2016_DMBUW_6 Satyanand Ray Galsi-II Gohogram 70 6001(P) C 9.49 3.84 Yes 3 13 2016_DMBUW_6 Yogendra Kr. Singh Galsi-II Gohogram 70 6002(P) D 9.81 3.97 Yes 4 14 2016_DMBUW_7 Roshan Kumar Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 793(P) M 9.01 3.65 Yes Yes 9 15 2016_DMBUW_8 Rajesh Mahato Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 793(P) N 8.81 3.57 Yes Yes 0 16 2016_DMBUW_8 Rajesh Kr. Singh Galsi-II Sikarpur 82 1837(P) A 7.41 3.00 Yes Yes 2 17 2016_DMBUW_8 Jitendra Kr. Singh Galsi-II Taherpur 88 1192(P) C 6.66 2.70 Yes Yes 5 18 2016_DMBUW_8 Balai Ghosh Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1101(P) C 9.99 4.04 Yes Yes 8 19 2016_DMBUW_9 Smt. Anita Barman Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1102(P) E 8.98 3.63 Yes Yes 0 20 2016_DMBUW_9 Sri Baban Singh Galsi-II Merual 124 3044(P) A 6.68 2.70 Yes Yes 4 21 2016_DMBUW_1 Ashok Kr. Saha Bakulia 83 1003(P) A 6.32 2.56 Yes Yes 02 22 2016_DMBUW_1 K.K Minerals Ausgram-II Moukhira 1 4228(P) A 7.26 2.94 Yes Yes 11 23 2016_DMBUW_1 Santosh Promoters Ausgram-II Parucha 126 955(P) B 8.33 3.37 Yes Yes 19 24 2016_DMBUW_1 Sri Ramen Sain Memari-I Chanchai 46 566(P) A 4.53 1.83 Yes Yes 25 25 2016_DMBUW_1 Samir Mondal Memari-I Chanchai 46 565(P), B 4.47 1.81 Yes 26 566(P)

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26 2016_DMBUW_1 Someswar Thakur Memari-I Chanchai 46 565(P), D 5.33 2.16 Yes Yes 28 566(P) 27 2016_DMBUW_1 Someswar Thakur Memari-I Chanchai 46 521(P),529(P C 4.38 1.77 Yes Yes 27 ) 28 2016_DMBUW_1 Aditya Multicom Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1480(P) A 7.08 2.87 Yes 33 II 29 2016_DMBUW_1 Aditya Multicom Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1480(P), B 6.15 2.49 Yes 34 II 1481(P) 30 2016_DMBUW_1 Joy Durga Traders Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1480(P), C 9.30 3.76 Yes 35 II 1481(P) 31 2016_DMBUW_1 Joy Durga Traders Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1480(P) D 7.75 3.14 Yes 36 II 32 2016_DMBUW_1 Shri Ganesh Tradings Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1472(P), E 6.37 2.58 Yes 37 II 1474(P) 33 2016_DMBUW_1 Shri Ganesh Tradings Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1473, F 5.59 2.26 Yes 38 II 1474(P) 34 2016_DMBUW_1 Joy Laxmi Traders Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1472(P), G 8.48 3.43 Yes Yes 39 II 1474(P) 35 2016_DMBUW_1 Joy Laxmi Traders Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1474(P), H 5.89 2.38 Yes 40 II 1480(P) 36 2016_DMBUW_1 Joy Laxmi Traders Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1157(P) I 5.28 2.14 Yes 41 II 37 2016_DMBUW_1 S.G Project Ltd. Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1157(P) J 5.32 2.15 Yes Yes 42 II 38 2016_DMBUW_1 S.G Project Ltd. Bardhaman- Chaitpur 85 1157(P) K 6.05 2.45 Yes Yes 43 II 39 2016_DMBUW_1 S.G Project Ltd. Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1157(P) L 6.33 2.56 Yes Yes 44 II 40 2016_DMBUW_1 K90 Prop. Deal Bardhaman- Amirpur 85 970(P) & A 8.80 3.56 Yes Yes 45 II Ors. 41 2016_DMBUW_1 Rabindranath Das Bardhaman- Amirpur 85 735(P) B 8.62 3.49 Yes Yes 46 II

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42 2016_DMBUW_1 K90 Prop. Deal Bardhaman- Amirpur 85 735(P) C 8.59 3.48 Yes Yes 47 II 43 2016_DMBUW_1 Success Nirayat Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) A 9.30 3.76 Yes Yes 48 II 44 2016_DMBUW_1 Success Nirayat Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) C 9.80 3.97 Yes Yes 49 II 45 2016_DMBUW_1 Pawan Arora Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) D 8.12 3.29 Yes Yes 50 II 46 2016_DMBUW_1 Success Nirayat Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 1832(P) E 7.81 3.16 Yes Yes 51 II 47 2016_DMBUW_1 Sonu Kr. Singha Jamalpur Chalkhanjadi 2 2800(P) A 0.00 52 48 2016_DMBUW_1 TTL Mineral Export. Jamalpur Chalkhanjadi 2 2800(P) B 5.94 2.40 Yes Yes 53 49 2016_DMBUW_1 Sonu Kr. Singha Jamalpur Chalkhanjadi 2 2800(P) C 0.00 54 50 2016_DMBUW_1 Arvind Kr. Singh Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) A 0.00 55 51 2016_DMBUW_1 Aravind Kr. Singh Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) B 0.00 56 52 2016_DMBUW_1 Aravind Kr. Singh Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) C 0.00 57 53 2016_DMBUW_1 Jubika Singh Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) D 7.10 2.87 Yes Yes 58 54 2016_DMBUW_1 S.G Project Ltd. Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1258 A 5.20 2.10 Yes Yes 59 55 2016_DMBUW_1 Anupam Santra Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1259 B 0.00 60 56 2016_DMBUW_1 Vikas Mumar Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1259(P) C 0.00 61 57 2016_DMBUW_1 Sajal Kr. Koley Jamalpur Habaspur 10 A 0.00 62

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58 2016_DMBUW_1 Sajal Kr. Koley Jamalpur Habaspur 10 212(P) B 0.00 63 59 2016_DMBUW_1 Neha Singh Jamalpur Sadipur 7 1861 A 7.70 3.12 Yes Yes 64 60 2016_DMBUW_1 Neha Singh Jamalpur Berugram 32 2103 A 7.42 3.00 Yes Yes 65 61 2016_DMBUW_1 Faujder Choudhuri Katwa-I Churpuni 3 498(P) A 9.79 3.96 Yes Yes 66 62 2016_DMBUW_1 Enterprises Katwa-I Churpuni 3 498(P) B 7.21 2.92 Yes Yes 67 63 2016_DMBUW_1 Anowar Hossain Sk. Katwa-I Sahapur 2 947(P) A 0.00 68 64 2016_DMBUW_1 Ainul Hq. Katwa-I Sahapur 2 947(P) B 0.00 69 65 2016_DMBUW_1 Ainul Hq. Katwa-I Sunea 1 1010(P), A 9.92 4.01 Yes Yes 70 1011(P) 66 2016_DMBUW_1 Dhiren Ch. Seth Katwa-I Sunea 1 511(P) B 0.00 71 67 2016_DMBUW_1 Mohammad Tavrej Katwa-I Goai 15 1(P) A 0.00 72 68 2016_DMBUW_1 Sabina Nasrin Katwa-I Goai 15 1(P) B 6.76 2.74 Yes Yes 73 69 2016_DMBUW_1 Prabudh Kr. Singh Katwa-I Goai 15 1(P) C 0.00 74 70 2016_DMBUW_1 Swapan Kr. Pan Khandaghos Naricha 13 4120(P) A 5.58 2.26 Yes Yes 75 h 71 2016_DMBUW_1 Swapan Kr. Pan Khandaghos Naricha 13 4123(P) B 5.29 2.14 Yes Yes 76 h 72 2016_DMBUW_1 Joydev Mal Khandaghos Naricha 13 4135(P) C 0.00 77 h 73 2016_DMBUW_1 Dipak Kr. Barik Khandaghos Naricha 13 4134(P) D 0.00 78 h

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74 2016_DMBUW_1 Rajsons Comodities Khandaghos Naricha 13 4132(P) & E 8.59 3.48 Yes Yes 79 h Ors. 75 2016_DMBUW_1 Shyamal Khan Khandaghos Naricha 13 4273(P) F 0.00 80 h 76 2016_DMBUW_1 Radha Bhattad Galsi-II Gohogram 70 6008(P) & E 9.89 4.00 Yes Yes 81 Ors. 77 2016_DMBUW_1 Lime Lite Mineral Pvt. Galsi-II Gohogram 70 5553(P) F 9.75 3.95 Yes Yes 82 78 2016_DMBUW_1 Swastik Traders Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 94(P) A 0.00 83 79 2016_DMBUW_1 Uttam Kr. Mondal Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) & B 9.92 4.01 Yes Yes 84 Ors. 80 2016_DMBUW_1 Maiher Developer Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) & C 8.72 3.53 Yes 85 Ors. 81 2016_DMBUW_1 Pawan Arora Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 765(P) D 7.48 3.03 Yes Yes 86 82 2016_DMBUW_1 Samir Mondal Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 765(P) E 7.18 2.91 Yes Yes 87 83 2016_DMBUW_1 Nimai Kr. Mahato Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 765(P) F 6.89 2.79 Yes Yes 88 84 2016_DMBUW_1 Kalyan Adhikari Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) G 6.47 2.62 Yes Yes 89 transfered to Matribbumi Developer 85 2016_DMBUW_1 Anand Traders Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) &Ors. H 7.51 3.04 Yes Yes 90 86 2016_DMBUW_1 M/s Gupta Traders Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) &Ors. I 0.00 91 87 2016_DMBUW_1 Rajsons Comodities Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) &Ors. J 0.00 92 88 2016_DMBUW_1 Mangobinda Singh Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) &Ors. K 0.00 93

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89 2016_DMBUW_1 Ramkrishna Choudhury Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 793(P) L 8.43 3.41 Yes 94 90 2016_DMBUW_1 Joydev Pal Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 793(P) O 8.69 3.52 Yes 95 91 2016_DMBUW_1 Alok Sen Galsi-II Taherpur 88 1192(P) A 9.35 3.78 Yes 96 92 2016_DMBUW_1 Sukumar Sarkar Galsi-II Taherpur 88 1192(P) B 9.68 3.92 Yes Yes 97 93 2016_DMBUW_1 Mukunda Mohan Khan Galsi-II Jujuti 123 951(P) & A 9.12 3.69 Yes Yes 98 Ors. 94 2016_DMBUW_1 Goutam Pal Galsi-II Jujuti 123 951(P) & B 8.91 3.61 Yes Yes 99 Ors. 95 2016_DMBUW_2 Raja Ghosh Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1101(P) D 9.13 3.69 Yes Yes 00 96 2016_DMBUW_2 Joydeb Mal Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1102(P) F 9.84 3.98 Yes Yes 01 97 2016_DMBUW_2 Baskinath Singh Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1102(P) G 9.26 3.75 Yes Yes 02 98 2016_DMBUW_2 Sanjit Hembram Galsi-II Jujuti 123 1114(P) H 9.70 3.93 Yes Yes 03 99 2016_DMBUW_2 Kolkata Group One Mongalkote Majkhara 1 123(P) & A 5.42 2.19 Yes Yes 04 Ors. 100 2016_DMBUW_2 Group One Mongalkote Majkhara 1 672(P) & B 2.08 0.84 Yes Yes 05 Ors. 101 2016_DMBUW_2 Kolkata Group One Mongalkote Majkhara 1 751(P) C 2.74 1.11 Yes Yes 06 102 2016_DMBUW_2 Group One Mongalkote Majkhara 1 751(P) & D 4.12 1.67 Yes Yes 07 Ors. 103 2016_DMBUW_2 Pradip Arora Mongalkote Taldanga 34 714(P) A 3.63 1.47 Yes Yes 08 104 2016_DMBUW_2 Subrata Dey Mongalkote Jhilera 36 1369(P) A 2.95 1.19 Yes Yes 09

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105 2016_DMBUW_2 Group One Mongalkote Puratan 55 230(P)&Ors. A 6.96 2.82 Yes Yes 10 Kurgram 106 2016_DMBUW_2 Pradip Arora Mongalkote Kankora 84 967(P) A 8.87 3.59 Yes Yes 11 107 2016_DMBUW_2 Pradip Arora Mongalkote Jaikrishnapur 85 892(P) A 2.34 0.95 Yes Yes 12 108 2016_DMBUW_2 Suman Sain Mongalkote Kowarpur 96 1256(P) A 5.38 2.18 13 109 2016_DMBUW_2 Razaul Haque Mongalkote Kherua 97 827(P) & A 5.38 2.18 Yes Yes 14 Ors. 110 2016_DMBUW_2 Nazmul Haque Mongalkote Shyambazar 99 906(P) A 5.34 2.16 Yes Yes 15 111 2016_DMBUW_2 Binoy Dhara Mongalkote Shyambazar 99 906(P) B 9.90 4.01 Yes Yes 16 112 2016_DMBUW_2 Adyama Tradelink Mongalkote Dhannyarukhi 100 1581(P) A 5.22 2.11 Yes Yes 17 113 2016_DMBUW_2 Md. Malangir sk. Mongalkote Dhannyarukhi 100 1581(P) B 0 0.00 18 114 2016_DMBUW_2 Varsa & Co. Ausgram-II Moukhira 1 4226(P) B 6.34 2.57 Yes Yes 19 115 2016_DMBUW_2 Nityananda Dewani Ausgram-II Malcha 48 3(P), 4(P) A 0 0.00 20 116 2016_DMBUW_2 Varsa & Co. Ausgram-II Malcha 48 201(P) & B 5.46 2.21 Yes Yes 21 Ors. 117 2016_DMBUW_2 P. Mukherjee & Co. Ausgram-II Malcha 48 1451(P) C 6.85 2.77 Yes Yes 22 118 2016_DMBUW_2 Manish Kr. Agarwal Ausgram-II Bankul 49 1(P) A 6.59 2.67 Yes Yes 23 119 2016_DMBUW_2 Niraj Singhal Ausgram-II Bankul 49 1(P) B 4.89 1.98 Yes Yes 24

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120 2016_DMBUW_2 Rainbow Ausgram-II Purucha 126 955(P) A 7.21 2.92 Yes Yes 25 Infrastructure`transfere d to Sahajahan Sk. 121 2016_DMBUW_2 Rainbow Infrastructure Ausgram-II Purucha 126 955(P) & C 7.72 3.12 Yes 26 Ors. 122 2016_DMBUW_2 P.Mukherjee & Co. Ausgram-II Balsindha 127 1(P) & Ors. A 6.99 2.83 Yes Yes 27 123 2016_DMBUW_2 Santosh Promoters Ausgram-II Balsindha 127 1(P) & Ors. B 5.45 2.21 Yes Yes 28 124 2016_DMBUW_2 Sk. Abdul Lalan Ausgram-II Budra 132 202(P) A 2.34 0.95 Yes Yes 29 125 2016_DMBUW_2 Sk. Abdul Lalan Ausgram-II Satla 133 2(P) A 3.36 1.36 Yes Yes 30 126 2017_DMBUW_2 Kalu Roy Enterprise Ketugram-II Begunkola 121 753(P) A 2.05 0.83 Yes Yes 66 127 2017_DMBUW_2 Mahabat Traders Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1259(P) B 5.00 2.02 Yes Yes 71 128 2017_DMBUW_2 Wavelet Const. Jamalpur Habaspur 10 212(P) A 0 0.00 72 129 2017_DMBUW_2 Eclair Infraestate Pvt. Jamalpur Habaspur 10 212(P) B 0 0.00 73 130 2017_DMBUW_2 Bansidhar Const. Khandaghos Naricha 13 4137(P) C 3.74 1.51 Yes Yes 77 h 131 2017_DMBUW_2 Navyug Prodev Pvt. Ltd. Khandaghos Naricha 13 4134(P) D 9.53 3.86 Yes Yes 78 h 132 2017_DMBUW_2 Ghosh Const. Khandaghos Naricha 13 4273(P) F 4.73 1.91 Yes Yes 79 h 133 2017_DMBUW_2 Rainbow Infrastructure Ausgram-II Malcha 48 3(P), 4(P) A 0 0.00 82 134 2017_DMBUW_3 Akash Sarkar Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) D 5.12 2.07 74 II

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135 2017_DMBUW_3 Archana Dey Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) E 5.41 2.19 Yes Yes 75 II 136 2017_DMBUW_3 TTL Mineral Export. Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) F 0 0.00 76 II 137 2017_DMBUW_3 M/s Sri Mataji Builders Bardhaman- Bajesalpur 161 291(P) A 0 0.00 77 II 138 2017_DMBUW_3 M/s Sri Mataji Builders Bardhaman- Bajesalpur 161 291(P) B 3.61 1.46 Yes Yes 78 II 139 2017_DMBUW_4 Ankur Biochem Pvt. Ltd. Mongalkote Sagira 56 839(P) & A 5.71 2.31 Yes Yes 11 Ors. 140 2017_DMBUW_4 Shyamal Kr. Gupta Mongalkote Kowarpur 96 1256(P) A 0 0.00 15 141 2017_DMBUW_4 Rabindranath Garang Jamalpur D.Mohanpur 74 2041(P) A 1.56 0.63 Yes Yes 17 142 2017_DMBUW_4 Maa Durga Coal Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) E 7.44 3.01 Yes Yes 18 143 2017_DMBUW_4 Jubika Singh Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) A 0 0.00 19 144 2017_DMBUW_4 Rajsons Comodities Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) B 0 0.00 20 145 2017_DMBUW_4 Rajsons Comodities Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) C 0 0.00 21 146 2017_DMBUW_4 Individual Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) D 3.8 1.54 Yes Yes 22 147 2017_DMBUW_4 K 90 Prop. Deal Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) E 0 0.00 23 148 2017_DMBUW_4 New Kalimata Sand Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1576 & Ors. H 10.18 4.12 Yes 35 h 149 2017_DMBUW_4 Arup Kr. Ghosh Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1576(P) & I 6.76 2.74 Yes Yes 36 h Ors. 150 2017_DMBUW_4 New Kalimata Sand Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1903(P) & J 6.66 2.70 Yes Yes 37 h Ors.

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151 2017_DMBUW_4 Kalu Roy Enterprise Katwa-I Sunea 1 511(P) B 2.28 0.92 Yes Yes 38 152 2017_DMBUW_4 Rafik Sekh Katwa-I Sahapur 2 947(P) A 3.24 1.31 Yes Yes 41 153 2017_DMBUW_4 Dilip Mondal Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 94(P) A 10.00 4.05 Yes Yes 43 154 2017_DMBUW_4 Ambey Abasan Pvt Ltd. Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) & J 9.33 3.78 Yes Yes 45 Ors. 155 2017_DMBUW_4 Sanjit Hembram Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) & K 0 0.00 46 Ors. 156 2017_DMBUW_4 Ambey Abasan Pvt Ltd. Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 1320(P) & A 7.14 2.89 Yes Yes 48 II Ors. 157 2017_DMBUW_4 Sayed Neajuddin Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 1407(P) & B 6.32 2.56 Yes Yes 49 II Ors. 158 2017_DMBUW_4 Loknath Estate & Export Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 1427(P) & C 6.04 2.44 Yes Yes 50 II Ors. 159 2017_DMBUW_4 Shyamal Singharoy Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 968(P) & F 5.94 2.40 Yes Yes 53 II Ors. 160 2017_DMBUW_4 Md. Moinuddin Sha Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 1020(P) & G 5.52 2.23 Yes Yes 54 II Ors. 161 2017_DMBUW_4 Sudarshan Gupta Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 1391(P) & H 5.52 2.23 Yes Yes 55 II Ors. 162 2017_DMBUW_4 Excell Movers Bardhaman- Hatsimul 81 993(P) &Ors. K 5.96 2.41 Yes Yes 58 II 163 2017_DMBUW_4 New Modina Marbles Bardhaman- Kathalgachi 83 854(P) & G 4.95 2.00 Yes Yes 75 II Ors. 164 2017_DMBUW_5 Mohan Chowdhury Khandaghos Kamalpur 74 10292(P) & B 7.08 2.87 Yes Yes 00 h Ors. 165 2017_DMBUW_5 S.G Project Ltd. Khandaghos Kamalpur 74 10292(P) & C 7.43 3.01 Yes Yes 01 h Ors. 166 2017_DMBUW_5 Limelite Dealers Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 910(P) & A 11.27 4.56 Yes Yes 02 h Ors.

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167 2017_DMBUW_5 Computer World Galsi-II D.Bhasapur 79 439(P) & I 9.48 3.84 Yes Yes 11 Ors. 168 2017_DMBUW_5 Ultimate Estate Bardhaman- D.Gopalpur 165 2019(P) G 5.02 2.03 12 II 169 2017_DMBUW_5 Sarkar Construction Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 1204(P) & L 5.90 2.39 Yes Yes 27 II Ors. 170 2017_DMBUW_5 A.R Enterprise Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 1199(P) & P 5.60 2.27 Yes Yes 31 II Ors. 171 2017_DMBUW_5 Shyamal Singharoy Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 497(P) & Q 6.05 2.45 Yes Yes 32 II Ors. 172 2017_DMBUW_5 Loknath Estate & Export Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 463(P) & R 6.05 2.45 Yes Yes 33 II Ors. 173 2017_DMBUW_5 Jitendra Kr. Mishra Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 915(P) & S 5.65 2.29 Yes Yes 34 II Ors. 174 2017_DMBUW_5 Shyamal Singharoy Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 1185(P) & T 6.77 2.74 Yes Yes 35 II Ors. 175 2017_DMBUW_5 Pusparani Mondal Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 1198(P) & U 6.94 2.81 Yes Yes 36 II Ors. 176 2017_DMBUW_5 Lt. Asim Kr. Ghosh W/o Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 496(P) & V 6.27 2.54 Yes Yes 37 Promita Ghosh II Ors. 177 2017_DMBUW_5 Haldar Conved Pvt. Ltd. Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 391(P) & Z 7.01 2.84 Yes Yes 41 II Ors. 178 2017_DMBUW_5 Narugopal Bhakat Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 663(P) & AA 5.98 2.42 Yes Yes 42 II Ors. 179 2017_DMBUW_5 Ghosh Infrastructure Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 385(P) & AB 7.06 2.86 Yes Yes 43 II Ors. 180 2017_DMBUW_5 Excell Movers Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 663(P) & AC 6.30 2.55 Yes Yes 44 II Ors. 181 2017_DMBUW_5 Raja Ghosh Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 705(P) & AD 6.50 2.63 Yes Yes 45 II Ors. 182 2017_DMBUW_5 Purnima Bhakat Bardhaman- Srirampur 80 819(P)& Ors. AE 6.13 2.48 Yes Yes 46 II

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183 2017_DMBUW_5 Manirul Mondal Mongalkote 89 1091(P) D 3.22 1.30 Yes Yes 79 184 2017_DMBUW_5 Tapan Kr. Saha Mongalkote P. Nabagram 2 479(P) B 3.15 1.27 Yes Yes 83 185 2017_DMBUW_5 Corum Trade & Services Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 995(P) & B 6.42 2.60 Yes Yes 84 h Ors. 186 2017_DMBUW_5 Maa Sarbamangala Galsi-II Dadpur 88 2151(P) & J 6.51 2.63 Yes Yes 94 Quality Sand Ors 187 2017_DMBUW_6 Maa Sarbamangala Khandaghos Nabagram 7 901(P) A 9.72 3.93 Yes Yes 02 Quality Sand h 188 2017_DMBUW_6 Maa Sarbamangala Khandaghos Nabagram 7 945(P) B 10.08 4.08 Yes Yes 03 Quality Sand h 189 2017_DMBUW_6 S.G Project Ltd. Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) G 6.81 2.76 Yes Yes 05 190 2017_DMBUW_6 Birjunath Hansda Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) H 7.34 2.97 Yes Yes 06 191 2017_DMBUW_6 Triumph Sales & Service Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) K 8.03 3.25 Yes Yes 09 192 2017_DMBUW_6 Rainbow Infrastructure Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) L 8.06 3.26 Yes Yes 10 193 2017_DMBUW_6 A.R Enterprise Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1258 & Ors. D 2.75 1.11 Yes Yes 11 194 2017_DMBUW_6 Goutam Roy Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1258(P) E 7.00 2.83 Yes Yes 12 195 2017_DMBUW_6 Uttam Roy Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1258(P) & F 2.46 1.00 Yes Yes 13 Ors. 196 2017_DMBUW_6 Santilata Roy Jamalpur Chalbalpur 5 906(P) B 5.46 2.21 Yes Yes 15 197 2017_DMBUW_6 Sudarshan Gupta Jamalpur Chalbalpur 5 906(P) C 5.46 2.21 Yes Yes 16 198 2017_DMBUW_6 Chanchal Bag Jamalpur Kelera 34 45229P) & A 6.07 2.46 Yes Yes 20 Ors.

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199 2017_DMBUW_6 Chanchal Bag Jamalpur Kelera 34 4523(P) B 6.00 2.43 21 200 2017_DMBUW_6 Manik Ch. Mondal Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) C 10.59 4.29 Yes Yes 43 201 2017_DMBUW_6 Amar Pal Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2083(P) & C 7.21 2.92 Yes Yes 46 Ors. 202 2017_DMBUW_6 Triumph Sales & Service Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2108(P) & D 8.13 3.29 Yes Yes 47 Ors. 203 2017_DMBUW_6 Ambey Abasan Pvt Ltd. Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2778(P) & F 6.92 2.80 Yes Yes 49 Ors. 204 2017_DMBUW_6 Probhat Bauri Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2764(P) & G 7.99 3.23 Yes Yes 50 Ors. 205 2017_DMBUW_6 Ambey Abasan Pvt Ltd. Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2828(P) & H 10.28 4.16 Yes Yes 51 Ors. 206 2017_DMBUW_6 Ambey Abasan Pvt Ltd. Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2151(P) & I 7.60 3.08 Yes Yes 52 Ors 207 2017_DMBUW_6 Molay Samanta Raina-I Natu 37 1225(P) & A 3.48 1.41 Yes Yes 61 Ors. 208 2017_DMBUW_6 Sukanta Roy Raina-I Haripur 36 4729(P) & A 0 0.00 62 Ors. 209 2017_DMBUW_6 Excell Movers Raina-I Haripur 36 4791(P) & B 0 0.00 63 Ors. 210 2017_DMBUW_6 Loknath Estate & Export Raina-I Haripur 36 4891(P) & C 7.35 2.97 Yes Yes 64 Ors. 211 2017_DMBUW_6 Rainbow Infrastructure Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1560(P) & A 7.34 2.97 65 II Ors. 212 2017_DMBUW_6 S.G Project Ltd. Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1591(P) & B 7.28 2.95 Yes Yes 66 II Ors. 213 2017_DMBUW_6 Rainbow Infrastructure Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1596(P) & C 7.74 3.13 67 II Ors. 214 2017_DMBUW_6 Jitendra Kr. Mishra Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1560(P) & D 7.38 2.99 68 II Ors.

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215 2017_DMBUW_6 Sudarshan Gupta Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1614(P) & E 7.23 2.93 Yes Yes 69 II Ors. 216 2017_DMBUW_6 JHM Logistic Pvt. Ltd. Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1573(P) & D 9.11 3.69 Yes Yes 70 h Ors. 217 2017_DMBUW_6 Taraknath Ghosh Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1574(P) & E 10.07 4.08 Yes Yes 71 h Ors. 218 2017_DMBUW_6 JHM Logistic Pvt. Ltd. Khandaghos Kamalpur 74 10400(P) & D 6.41 2.59 Yes Yes 72 h Ors. 219 2017_DMBUW_6 Monirul Mondal Mongalkote Kowarpur 96 1256(P) A 6.24 2.53 Yes Yes 73 220 2017_DMBUW_6 Himansu Santra Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) & F 6.04 2.44 Yes 76 II Ors. 221 2017_DMBUW_6 Rajsons Comodities Jamalpur Chalkhanjadi 2 2800 C 7.00 2.83 Yes Yes 79 222 2017_DMBUW_6 Quantam Sales Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1 A 6.86 2.78 Yes Yes 80 223 2017_DMBUW_6 Ramprosad Ghosh Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1 B 6.80 2.75 Yes Yes 81 224 2017_DMBUW_6 Santosh Promoters Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1 C 7.47 3.02 Yes Yes 82 225 2017_DMBUW_6 Jubika Singh Jamalpur Sanchara 19 1259 C 5.50 2.23 Yes Yes 83 226 2017_DMBUW_6 Barjyo Construction Mongalkote Natunhat 59 369(P) A 0 0.00 85 227 2017_DMBUW_6 Ankur Biochem Pvt. Ltd. Mongalkote Nabagram 60 1071 A 0 0.00 86 228 2017_DMBUW_6 Rahim Mallick Mongalkote Halimpur 61 331(P) & A 5.84 2.36 Yes Yes 99 Ors. 229 2017_DMBUW_7 G.S Trading & Supplier Mongalkote Uttar Banpara 87 810(P), A 4.75 1.92 Yes Yes 00 818(P), 1(P)& Ors.

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230 2017_DMBUW_7 Subrata Dey Mongalkote P. Nabagram 2 479 & Ors. A 9.47 3.83 Yes Yes 01 231 2017_DMBUW_7 Santilata Roy Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) I 7.93 3.21 Yes Yes 03 232 2017_DMBUW_7 Rainbow Infrastructure Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) J 8.68 3.51 Yes Yes 04 233 2017_DMBUW_7 Cocum Trade & Service Jamalpur Chalbalpur 5 906(P) A 5.41 2.19 Yes Yes 05 234 2017_DMBUW_7 Sk. Jakir Hossain Jamalpur Sahhossainpu 39 1751(P) & A 5.43 2.20 Yes Yes 06 r Ors. 235 2017_DMBUW_7 Corum Trade & Services Jamalpur Sahhossainpu 39 2019(P) & B 5.32 2.15 Yes Yes 07 r Ors. 236 2017_DMBUW_7 Joydev Garang Jamalpur Sahhossainpu 39 2015(P) & C 5.04 2.04 Yes Yes 08 r Ors. 237 2017_WB_37 Rahim Mallick Mongalkote Jaykrishnapur 85 892(P) & B 2.38 0.96 Yes Yes Ors. 238 2017_WB_42 Hasen Sekh Kalna-I Krishnadebpu 91 2251(P) & A 0 0.00 r Ors. 239 2017_WB_43 Data Baba Builders Kalna-I Krishnadebpu 91 2251(P) & B 0 0.00 r Ors. 240 2017_WB_44 Bimal Mondal Galsi-II Simasimi 65 1450(P) & A 0 0.00 Ors. 241 2017_WB_48 Bardhaman Salts Ketugram-I Narenga 54 147(P) & D 2.22 0.90 Yes Yes Ors. 242 2017_WB_49 Narottam Mondal Ausgram-II Harinathpur 4 147(P) & A 0 0.00 Ors. 243 2017_WB_50 Maa Sarada Enterprise Ausgram-II Kurul 34 801(P) A 3.25 1.32 Yes Yes 244 2017_WB_51 Upen Pandit Ketugram-II Billeswar 75 818(P) A 1.23 0.50 Yes 245 2017_WB_52 Matribhumi Raina-II Kotsimul 208 801(P) B 0 0.00 246 2017_WB_59 Sk. Imam Hossain Raina-II Kotsimul 208 3192(P) & D 0 0.00 Ors.

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247 2017_WB_98 Arsed Ali Sekh Mongalkote Uttar Banpara 98 1026 A 8.58 3.47 Yes Yes 248 2017_WB_100 Kartick Ch. Ghosh Khandaghos Tildanga 66 299(P) & B 3.12 1.26 Yes h Ors. 249 2017_WB_103 Corum Trade & Services Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1552(P) & E 10.24 4.14 Yes h Ors. 250 2017_WB_104 Anupam Panja Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1585 & Ors. F 10.20 4.13 Yes Yes h 251 2017_WB_105 New Kalimata Sand Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1564(P) & G 0 0.00 h Ors. 252 2017_WB_109 Nihar Ranjan Roy Bardhaman- Kathalgachi 83 847(P) & A 6.54 2.65 II Ors. 253 2017_WB_117 Samir Ghosh Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) A 0 0.00 254 2017_WB_118 Samir Ghosh Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) B 0 0.00 255 2017_WB_119 Bidyut Ghosh Bardhaman- Bajesalpur 161 291(P) A 3.79 1.53 Yes Yes II 256 2017_WB_120 M/s Mondal Traders Jamalpur Chalkhanjadi 2 2800 A 9.74 3.94 Yes Yes 257 2017_WB_121 New Madina Marble Jamalpur Habaspur 10 212(P) A 8.60 3.48 Yes Yes 258 2017_WB_122 Sayed Neajuddin Jamalpur Habaspur 10 212(P). B 9.10 3.68 Yes Yes 259 2017_WB_123 Tanushree Hait Jamalpur D. Mohanpur 74 2041(P) A 1.56 0.63 260 2017_WB_124 Rainbow Infrastructure Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) A 0 0.00 261 2017_WB_125 Nirupam Roy Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) B 6.36 2.57 Yes Yes 262 2017_WB_126 Adyamaa Tradelink Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) C 4.74 1.92 263 2017_WB_127 Santilata Roy Jamalpur Haibatpur 4 819(P) E 2.27 0.92 Yes 264 2017_WB_206 Maa Sarada Enterprise Galsi-II Dumur 86 930(P) A 9.41 3.81 Yes Yes 265 2017_WB_207 Haque Mercantile Galsi-II Dumur 86 930(P) B 8.65 3.50 Yes 266 2017_WB_208 Abhisek Mondal Galsi-II Dumur 86 1001(P) C 0 0.00 267 2017_WB_209 Subrata Saha Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1540(P) A 8.21 3.32 Yes Yes 268 2017_WB_210 Mukul Kundu Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 190(P) & B 11.00 4.45 Yes Ors. 269 2017_WB_211 Pal Enterprise Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & C 10.78 4.36 Yes Yes Ors.

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270 2017_WB_212 Maa Sarbamangala Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & D 10.61 4.29 Yes Yes Quality Sand (By Ors. transfer from Tushar Kanti Mondal) 271 2017_WB_214 Bikas Shil Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & F 0 0.00 II Ors. 272 2017_WB_215 Debabrata Das Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & G 0 0.00 II Ors. 273 2017_WB_217 Basudev Majhi Raina-II Narasinhapur 206 380(P) E 5.68 2.30 Yes Yes 274 2017_WB_218 Uttam Samanta Raina-II Narasinhapur 206 380(P) F 5.26 2.13 Yes Yes 275 2017_WB_219 Basudev Majhi Raina-II Narasinhapur 206 380(P) G 5.07 2.05 Yes Yes 276 2017_WB_221 Brijnandan Gupata Raina-II Kotsimul 208 1349(P) F 5.22 2.11 Yes 277 2017_WB_222 Panchanan Hardware Raina-II Kotsimul 208 1349(P) G 6.21 2.51 Yes Yes 278 2017_WB_223 Matribhumi Developer Raina-II Kotsimul 208 1349(P) H 8.26 3.34 Yes Yes 279 2017_WB_226 Raikamal Chakraborty Mongalkote Keotsa 88 662(P) & C 8.71 3.52 Yes Ors. 280 2017_WB_228 Surama Properties Jamalpur Dadpur 9 442(P) B 0 0.00 281 2017_WB_229 Ultimate Estate Jamalpur Dadpur 9 442(P) C 0 0.00 282 2017_WB_230 S.G Project Ltd. Jamalpur Dadpur 9 442(P) D 0 0.00 283 2017_WB_231 Rama Bauri Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) A 0 0.00 II 284 2017_WB_232 M/s Manasa Mata Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) B 0 0.00 Builders II 285 2017_WB_234 Haque Industries Pvt. Khandaghos Rupsa 10 3027(P) & C 9.75 3.95 Yes Yes h Ors. 286 2017_WB_235 Abhisek Mondal Khandaghos Atkulla 64 1328(P) & A 4.71 1.91 Yes Yes h Ors. 287 2017_WB_236 Sunil Das Khandaghos Atkulla 64 1328(P) & B 4.43 1.79 Yes Yes h Ors. 288 2017_WB_239 Archita Soni Memari-I Palla 45 4030(P) & B 0 0.00 Ors.

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289 2017_WB_240 Archita Soni Memari-I Palla 45 4031(P) & C 0 0.00 Ors. 290 2017_WB_241 Rajkumar Agarwal Memari-I Palla 45 4099(P) & D 0 0.00 Ors. 291 2017_WB_242 Rajkumar Agarwal Memari-I Palla 45 4005(P) & E 0.00 Ors. 292 2017_WB_275 Ramesh Ch. Ghosh Katwa-I Goai 15 1(P) A 0 0.00 293 2017_WB_277 Upen Pandit Katwa-I Sahapur 2 947(P) B 4.89 1.98 Yes Yes 294 2017_WB_278 Variety Vyapaar Pvt. Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2047(P) A 8.80 3.56 Yes Ltd. 295 2017_WB_279 Katyani Contractor Pvt. Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2073(P) & B 6.15 2.49 Yes Yes Ors. 296 2017_WB_280 Goutam Pal Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2745(P) & E 0 0.00 Ors. 297 2017_WB_281 Kartick Ch. Ghosh Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2151(P) & K 0 0.00 Ors 298 2017_WB_282 Amar Pal Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2151(P) & L 0 0.00 Ors 299 2017_WB_286 Sk. Ardesh Mongalkote Maliara 89 1091(P) & A 4.22 1.71 Yes Yes Ors. 300 2017_WB_289 Munshi Md. Ketugram-I Narenga 54 147(P) & B 2.44 0.99 Yes Yes Hasanuzzaman Ors. 301 2017_WB_291 Sajal Santra Raina-II Narasinhapur 206 380(P) A 5.51 2.23 Yes Yes 302 2017_WB_294 G.S Industries Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 865(P) & C 11.27 4.56 h Ors. 303 2017_WB_295 G.S Industries Khandaghos Gaitanpur 65 1094(P) & D 11.35 4.59 h Ors. 304 2017_WB_296 G.S Industries Jamalpur Jamdaha 3 1(P) F 7.42 3.00 305 2017_WB_297 G.S Industries Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) A 6.09 2.46 Yes Yes II

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306 2017_WB_298 G.S Industries Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) B 6 2.43 II 307 2017_WB_299 G.S Industries Bardhaman- Kalinagar 160 181(P) C 5.26 2.13 Yes Yes II 308 2017_WB_300 Universal Enterprise Khandaghos Tildanga 66 382(P) & C 0 0.00 h Ors. 309 2017_WB_301 Rizaul Haque General Ausgram-II Malcha 48 3(P) & Ors. A 4.89 1.98 Yes Yes Order Supplier 310 2017_WB_302 Katyani Contractor Pvt. Galsi-II D. Bhasapur 79 439(P) & K 8.28 3.35 Yes Yes Ors. 311 2017_WB_303 G.S Industries Bardhaman- D. Gopalpur 165 2019(P) G 5.02 2.03 Yes II 312 2017_WB_358 Ritesh Sand & Bricks Bardhaman-I Khargeswar 23 637(P) & A 10.06 4.07 Yes Yes Supplier Ors. 313 2017_WB_359 Dinanath Chawdhery Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1827(P) & A 6.99 2.83 Yes Ors. 314 2017_WB_360 Munshi Md. Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1805(P) & B 0 0.00 Hasanuzzaman Ors. 315 2017_WB_361 Monirul Mondal Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1840(P) & C 6.70 2.71 Yes Yes Ors. 316 2017_WB_363 Sanjay Bhakat Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1859(P) & E 7.96 3.22 Yes Ors. 317 2017_WB_364 S.A.Traders Bardhaman-I Mirchoba 33 343(P) &Ors. A 0 0.00 318 2017_WB_365 S.A.Traders Bardhaman-I Mirchoba 33 343(P) &Ors. B 0 0.00 319 2017_WB_366 Mohan Choudhury Bardhaman-I Fakirpur 25 1293(P) & A 12.33 4.99 Yes Ors. 320 2017_WB_367 Subhas Kumar Poddar Bardhaman-I Fakirpur 25 1293(P) & B 12.22 4.95 Yes Ors. 321 2017_WB_368 Ajay Poddar Bardhaman-I Idilpur 24 806(P) &Ors. A 0 0.00 322 2017_WB_369 Namita Enterprise Bardhaman-I Idilpur 24 1268(P) & B 12.34 4.99 Yes Ors.

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323 2017_WB_370 Namita Enterprise Bardhaman-I Idilpur 24 1420(P) & C 12.30 4.98 Yes Ors. 324 2017_WB_371 Om Enterprise Bardhaman-I Idilpur 24 831(P) & D 0 0.00 Ors. 325 2017_WB_372 Madhusudan Roy Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & H 0 0.00 II Ors. 326 2017_WB_373 Monojit Roy Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) A 0 0.00 327 2017_WB_375 R.S.M.P Priject Pvt. Ltd. Galsi-I Simasimi 65 1450(P) & A 1.08 0.44 Yes Ors. 328 2017_WB_378 Abhisek Mondal Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1867(P) G 0 0.00 329 2018_WB_653 Probhat Bauri Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) B 12.28 4.97 Yes Yes 330 2018_WB_654 Raja Ghosh Bardhaman-I Mirchoba 33 543(P) & C 5.54 2.24 Yes Ors. 331 2018_WB_655 Haldar Conved Pvt. Ltd. Bardhaman-I Mirchoba 33 543(P) & D 5.18 2.10 Yes Yes Ors. 332 2018_WB_658 Triumph Sales & Service Bardhaman- Jafrabad 119 251(P) C 0 0.00 II 333 2018_WB_659 M/s Mondal Traders Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) D 5.15 2.08 Yes II 334 2018_WB_660 Pradip Kr. Pal Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & E 0 0.00 Ors. 335 2018_WB_661 Pradip Kr. Pal Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & F 0 0.00 Ors. 336 2018_WB_662 Golder Enterprise Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2151(P) & M 8.53 3.45 Yes Yes Ors 337 2018_WB_663 Uttam Debnath Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2850(P) N 10.07 4.08 Yes Yes 338 2018_WB_664 Ramkrishna Steal Galsi-II Dadpur 89 2850(P) O 9.20 3.72 Yes Yes Furniture 339 2018_WB_665 Arpita Pan Galsi-II Dadpur 89 442(P) A 0 0.00 340 2018_WB_666 Nijamuddin Mallick Galsi-II Selimabad 30 952(P) & A 0 0.00 Ors.

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341 2018_WB_667 Nijamuddin Mallick Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P)&Ors. B 0 0.00 342 2018_WB_668 Nijamuddin Mallick Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P)&Ors. C 0 0.00 343 2018_WB_673 Anjar Hossain Mondal Kalna-I Krishnadebpu 91 2251(P) & A 4.73 1.91 Yes Yes r Ors. 344 2018_WB_674 Basiruddin Seikh Kalna-I Krishnadebpu 91 2251(P) & B 4.54 1.84 Yes r Ors. 345 2018_WB_675 Asit Sarkar Katwa-II Agradwip 112 1078(P)&Ors A 7.69 3.11 Yes Yes . 346 2018_WB_676 Amirul Islam Ketugram-I Narenga 54 147(P) & C 2.52 1.02 Yes Yes Ors. 347 2018_WB_677 Rupchand Seikh Mongalkote Dhanyarukhi 100 1581(P) B 0 0.00 348 2018_WB_678 Munshi Md. Mongalkote Keotsa 88 444(P) & D 7.41 3.00 Yes Hasanuzzaman Ors. 349 2018_WB_681 Jiaur Rahaman Mongalkote Maliara 89 1091(P) C 4.93 2.00 Yes 350 2018_WB_682 Munshi Hardwear Mongalkote Maliara 89 1091(P) B 4.75 1.92 Yes 351 2018_WB_685 Anil Adhikari Bardhaman- Chaitpur 84 1479(P) & E 6.73 2.72 Yes II Ors. 352 2017_WB_288 Gora Chand Ghosh Ketugram-I Narenga 54 147(P) & A 2.25 0.91 Yes Yes Ors. 353 2018_WB_817 Blessors Traders Private Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P) D 2.27 0.92 Limited 354 2018_WB_818 Kumeresh Santra Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P)& Ors. E 2.16 0.87 355 2018_WB_820 Tapan Kumar Samanta Jamalpur Muidipur 67 190(P) A 4.20 1.70 Yes Yes 356 2018_WB_821 Baidyanath Pal Jamalpur Chakhanjadi 2 2800(P) E 7.75 3.14 Yes Yes 357 2018_WB_822 Saiyed Mahammad Jamalpur Selimabad 30 952(P) F 1.87 0.76 Hossain 358 2018_WB_823 Manik Ch. Mondal Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1404(P) & F 8.02 3.25 Yes h Ors. 359 2018_WB_824 Ashim Kr. Panja Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1462(P) & G 8.20 3.32 Yes h Ors.

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360 2018_WB_825 M/s Alam Enterprise Khandaghos Kumirkhola 9 1471(P) & H 9.37 3.79 Yes h ors. 361 2018_WB_826 Ashok Kr. Saha Mongalkote Sagira 56 841(P) & B 2.95 1.19 Yes Ors. 362 2018_WB_827 Malay Kanti Gupta Ausgram-II Aogram 86 1037(P) & A 3.43 1.39 Yes Yes Ors. 363 2018_WB_828 Prasenjit Mahattom Ausgram-II Harinathpur 4 1(P) A 3.21 1.30 Yes 364 2018_WB_829 Sk. Afjal Rahaman Ausgram-II Harinathpur 4 1(P0 & Ors. C 7.09 2.87 Yes Yes 365 2018_WB_830 Arsed Ali Sekh Katwa-I Goai 15 1(P) C 4.21 1.70 366 2018_WB_832 Five Star Stevedores Mongalkote Kowarpur 96 1256(P) & C 7.96 3.22 Yes Yes Pvt. Ltd. Ors. 367 2018_WB_914 Buddhadeb Adhikari Bardhaman- Chaitpur 1480(P) & D 7.75 3.14 Yes II Ors. 368 2018_WB_921 Chandan Garai Memari-I Palla 45 4030(P) & B 3.64 1.47 Yes Ors. 369 2018_WB_922 Maa Durga Coal Memari-I Palla 45 4031(P) & C 5.07 2.05 Yes Ors. 370 2018_WB_926 Papia Enterprise Mongalkote 58 380(P) & B 2.16 0.87 Ors. 371 2018_WB_974 M/s National Traders Ausgram-II Amaragarh 57 202 Morr 4.16 1.68 Yes um 372 2018_WB_963 Jogendra Bardhan Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & E 11.33 4.59 Yes Ors. 373 2018_WB_964 Anita Barman Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1901(P) & F 10.04 4.06 Yes Ors. 374 2018_WB_965 Manas Kr. Dhara Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P) G 4.87 1.97 Yes 375 2018_WB_972 Sk. Rahaman Enterprise Mongalkote Nabagram 60 1071 A 2.03 0.82 Yes Yes 376 2018_WB_1005 Srijonee Engineers Co. Raina-II Narasinhapur 206 380(P) B 5.11 2.07 Yes Op. Society 377 2018_WB_1006 Dibyendu Dey Raina-II Kotsimul 208 834(P) & A 6.18 2.50 Yes Ors.

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378 2018_WB_1007 Maa Tara Builders Raina-II Kotsimul 208 1349(P) B 5.40 2.19 Yes 379 2018_WB_986 Somrith Enterprise Ausgram-II Gerai 9 1893(P) A 1.30 0.53 Yes 380 2018_WB_994 Monirul Mondal Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1704(P) & G 0 0.00 Yes Ors. 381 2018_WB_1000 Maa Durga Coal Jamalpur Selimabad 30 952(P) & A 5.39 2.18 Yes Ors. 382 2018_WB_1001 Sk. Islam Hossen Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P) B 4.66 1.89 Yes 383 2018_WB_1004 Santilata Roy Memari-I Palla 45 4000(P) & E 5.37 2.17 Yes Ors. 384 2018_WB_1013 Innaya Enterprise Galsi-II Dumur 86 1001(P) C 0 0.00 Yes 385 2018_WB_1014 Probhat Bauri Galsi-II Dumur 86 1001(P) D 10.33 4.18 Yes Yes 386 2018_WB_1017 Jogendra Bardhan Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1867(P) G 0 0.00 Yes 387 2018_WB_1018 Ma Sarbamangala Galsi-II Shikarpur 117 1867(P) H 0 0.00 Yes Quality Sand 388 2018_WB_1019 Ashim Kr. Panja Galsi-II Gopalpur 87 321(P) A 0 0.00 Yes 389 2018_WB_1031 Madhusudan Roy Galsi-II Dumur 86 1001(P) E 9.25 3.74 Yes Yes 390 2018_WB_1033 Washim Begam Jamalpur Selimabad 30 953(P) C 0 0.00 391 2018_WB_1035 R.S Construction Raina-II Kotsimul 208 1349(P) C 5.80 2.35 Yes 392 2018_WB_1041 Laltu Dutta Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1753(P) & H 0 0.00 Ors. 393 2018_WB_1044 Ashok Kr. Saha Mongalkote Kogram 58 284(P0 & A 8.41 3.40 Yes Ors. 394 2018_WB_1046 Geetanjali Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) A1 7.63 3.09 Yes Infrastructure & Earth II Movers 395 2018_WB_1050 Manirul Mondal Mongalkote Madhpur 86 1416(P) A 2.99 1.21 Yes 396 2018_WB_657 Prasanta Kr. Hait Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & J 8.36 3.38 Yes II Ors. 397 2018_WB_1047 Geetanjali Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) & B1 8.03 3.25 Yes Infrastructure & Earth II Ors. Movers

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398 2018_WB_656 Achinta Kr. Hait Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & I 7.89 3.19 II Ors. 399 2018_WB_1172 Matiar Rahaman Bardhaman- Becharhat 79 1632(P) & H 7.07 2.86 Yes II Ors. 400 2018_WB_1176 Sayed Neajuddin Jamalpur Dadpur 9 442(P) A 1.63 0.66 Yes 401 2018_WB_1181 Shib Narayan Show Bardhaman-I Bangpur 32 1887(P0 & D 6.02 2.44 Ors. 402 2018_WB_1184 Abhisek Arora Memari-I Palla 45 4099(P) & D 4.79 1.94 Yes Ors. 403 2018_WB_1186 Binoy Dhara Mongalkote Kherua 97 827(P) & B 7.78 3.15 Yes Ors. 404 2018_WB_1187 Kamal Kr. Ghosh Jamalpur Dadpur 9 443(P) D 1.79 0.72 Yes 405 2018_WB_1189 Sayed Neajuddin Bardhaman- Jafrabad 159 251(P) & C1 7.65 3.10 Yes II Ors. 406 2018_WB_1191 Soumitra Adhikary Jamalpur Kansra 44 1345(P) A 4.31 1.74 407 2018_WB_1192 Basudev Majhi Jamalpur Kansra 44 1345(P) B 4.30 1.74 Yes

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LIST OF LONG TERM MINING LEASE SAND GHATS:-

Sl. Name of Lessee Block Mouza JL No. Plot No. Area Date of Status Date of No (Acre) Expiry Registration . 1 Bipad Taran Chandra Galsi II Merual 159 2802(P),2804(P), 5.00 09-11-13 10-11-08 3041(P) 2 Probal Chakraborty Galsi II Merual 160 3040(P),3043(P) 5.00 Pending 01-01-95 3 Maloti Majumdar Galsi II Merual 161 3111(P),2854(P) 7.00 22-01-17 23-01-12 4 Anupom Roy Galsi II Jujuti 158 1110(P),1111(P), 8.50 Pending 01-01-95 1113(P) 5 Syed Muzafor Hossain Galsi II Merual 159 3110(P),2801(P), 7.00 08-04-17 09-04-12 2820(P),2810(P) 6 Sunil Kr. Roy Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P)1434 10.00 21-09-15 22-09-10 7 Poritosh Mondal Galsi II Merual 159 3043(P),3055(P), 5.00 03-03-14 04-03-09 3060(P) 8 Alpona Haldar Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P),1103(P), 10.00 Pending 01-01-95 1104(P) 9 Shyamali Panja Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 19-09-22 Running 20-09-17 10 Anita Barman Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 05-03-14 06-03-09 11 Raja Ghosh Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 10.00 06-01-15 07-01-10 12 Bireswar Mondal Galsi II Merual 159 2801(P) 7.50 Pending 01-01-95 13 Shyamali Panja Galsi II Merual 159 304(P),3043(P), 10.00 20-11-22 Running 21-11-17 2801(P) TO 2805(P) 14 Paritosh Mondal Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 Pending 01-01-95 15 Maloti Majumdar Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 10.00 23-01-12 24-01-07 16 Manik Sen Galsi II Gohogram 70 2525(P),2527(P), 10.00 Pending 01-01-95 2603(P),2604(P), 2608(P) District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

17 Swapan sarkar Galsi II Gohogram 70 2525(P),2527(P), 10.00 08-04-16 09-04-11 2603(P),2604(P), 2608(P) 18 Dhananjoy Panja Galsi II Merual 159 2804(P),2809(P), 5.00 Pending 01-01-95 3065(P) to 3068(P) 19 Ashim Kr. Panja Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 01-01-22 Running 02-01-17 20 Jogendra Barman Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 14-04-21 Running 15-04-16 21 Ashim Kr Panja Galsi II Merual 159 3043(P),3055(P), 5.00 10-09-22 Running 11-09-17 3060(P) 22 Chandrima Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 5.00 Pending 01-01-95 Chakraborty 23 Smt Shephali Ghosh Galsi II Merual 159 2831(P),2832(P), 5.00 13-05-16 14-05-11 2833(P),2834(P) 24 Pinaki Prosad Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 10.00 01-01-95 Mukherjee 25 Soumili Basu Galsi II Merual 159 2801(P),2819(P), 10.00 01-01-95 2820(P),2825(P), 2826(P),2837(P), 2830(P),2831(P), 3110(P) 26 Sumit Basu Galsi II Merual 159 2823(P) to 10.00 01-01-95 2825(P),2845(P), 2862(P),2816(P) 27 Ashis Banerjee Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P) 10.00 16-09-13 17-09-08 28 Shaswati Das Galsi II Jujuti 159 1102(P) 5.00 01-01-95 29 Tonmoy Samanta Galsi II Merual 159 3044(P) 2.00 22-03-16 23-03-11

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30 Suman Basu Galsi II Merual 159 2800(P),2801(P), 9.17 02-08-16 03-08-11 2805(P) to 2812(P),2814(P), 2815(P),2816,2817,2 818(P),2824 31 Nilesh Ch. Sen Galsi II Dakshin 793(P) 10.00 21-12-14 22-12-09 Bhasapur 32 Soumen Basu Galsi II Merual 159 3110,3111 7.00 01-01-95 33 Samir Dutta Galsi II Jujuti 158 ,1012,1103,1105,110 18.00 01-01-95 8,1109,1110 34 Nitya Nanda Pal Galsi II Jujuti 158 1102(P),1103(3), 5.00 01-03-17 02-03-12 1104(P) 35 Bipad Taran Chandra Galsi II Merual 159 3041(P),2802(P), 5.00 09-11-13 10-11-08 2803(P),2804(P) 36 Momtaj Begum Galsi II Merual 159 3041(P),3043(P) 7.00 06-06-17 07-06-12 37 Balai Ghosh Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 03-02-13 04-02-08 I 38 Chandrima Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 18-01-18 19-01-13 Chakraborty I 39 Payel Choudhury Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 02-02-21 Running 03-02-16 I 40 Sumita Roy Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 16-09-14 17-09-09 I 41 Purna Chowdhury Bardhaman Bongpur 32 1692(P),1693(P), 5.00 29-05-14 30-05-09 I 1696(P), 1697(P),1698(p) 42 Monoranjan Mondal Bardhaman Bongpur 32 1696(P) to 1698(P) 5.00 29-05-14 30-05-09 I 43 Alpana Haldar Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 12-07-11 13-07-06 I

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44 Smt Bulbul Chowdhury Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 10.00 16-10-11 17-10-06 I 45 Sri Uday Chowdhury Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 10.00 23-09-12 24-09-07 I 46 Smt Swapana Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 507(P),508(P),177, 9.00 20-07-12 21-07-07 Chowdhury I 178,509,510,512,514 , 515(P),519(P) 47 Asoke Hazra Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 17-08-11 18-08-06 I 48 Shyamali Hazra Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 28-08-16 29-08-11 I 49 Probal Chakraborty Bardhaman Mirchoba 33 543(P) 5.00 02-11-11 03-11-06 I 50 Swapna Chowdhury Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 801/1(P) 5.00 10-12-17 11-12-12 sh 51 Swapan sarkar Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1903,1904/1,1902, 5.00 10-11-17 11-11-12 sh 1901/1,1900/1,1899/ 1,1893/1,1906/1 52 Shyamali Panja Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 813/1,818/1,816/1, 5.00 08-02-17 09-02-12 sh 811/1,810/1 & Ors. 53 Asim Panja Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 833/1,802/2,813/2, 5.00 23-02-17 24-02-12 sh 814,815/1,816/2,832 , 801/3 54 Ashim Panja Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1794/1,1793/1, 5.00 06-02-17 07-02-12 sh 1787/1, 1786, 1782,1779/1, 1781/1 55 Asish Singha Roy Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 801/4,802/3 5.00 30-03-14 31-03-09 sh

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56 Raja Ghosh Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1755/1,1767/1, 5.00 01-01-14 02-01-09 sh 1766/1,1590/1,1756/ 11754/1,1753/1,175 2/1 & Ors. 57 Alpana Haldar Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1585/1 5.00 06-03-12 07-03-07 sh 58 Madhusudan Halder Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1773,1781/2,1780/1, 5.00 06-03-12 07-03-07 sh 1778,1777,1776, 1809/1,1772,1771, 1770 & Ors. 59 Amit Kr. Dutta Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1583,1593,1592,158 7.07 12-12-11 13-12-06 sh 9,1588,1587,1584,15 82,1580,1579,1578,1 586 60 Madhusudan Roy Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1622,1623,1624 5.00 08-11-20 Running 09-11-15 sh 61 Manjusree Mondal Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 830,840,834--838 5.00 15-06-22 Running 16-06-17 sh 62 Anjali Das Khandagho Gaitanpur 65 1879/1,1886/1, 5.00 14-02-22 Running 15-02-17 sh 1862/1 & Ors. 63 Swapan sarkar Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10288/1,10290,1029 4.50 15-07-17 16-07-12 sh 2,10293/1 64 Madan Ghosh Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10288/1,10290,1029 4.50 15-07-17 16-07-12 sh 2,10293/1 65 Rupali Ghosh Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10411/1 3.00 18-03-17 19-03-12 sh 66 Probir Roy Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10287,10286,10289, 5.00 07-02-17 08-02-12 sh 10280,10279,10278, 10281 67 Siyaram Chowdhury Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10402,10353/1,1350, 3.00 07-02-17 08-02-12 sh 1040,10403

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68 Shib Narayan Saha Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10351,10355,&Ors. 7.50 07-02-17 08-02-12 sh 69 Madhusudan Halder Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10411,10414,10418/ 3.50 15-12-13 16-12-08 sh 1 &Ors 70 Amit Kr. Dutta Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10312,10378 &Ors. 10.00 24-08-11 25-08-06 sh 71 Somnath Mallick Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10374,10275(P) & 2.50 19-06-16 20-06-11 sh Ors 72 Tanoy Sarkar Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10386/2,10381 &Ors. 02-11-13 03-11-08 sh 73 Raja Ghosh Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10359,10360 &Ors. 2.00 15-09-13 16-09-08 sh 74 Raju Chowdhury Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10360/1,10360/3 3.00 15-07-13 16-07-08 sh &Ors. 75 Ashok Hazra Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10303/1,10388/2&Or 3.50 12-12-11 13-12-06 sh s. 76 Chandrima Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10429/1,10430/1&Or 5.00 07-08-13 08-08-08 Chakraborty sh s. 77 Maloti Majumdar Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10300/3,10387/4&Or 3.50 19-03-17 20-03-12 sh s. 78 Paritosh Mondal Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10353/2,10392/1Ors. 3.00 06-02-17 07-02-12 sh 79 Ashok Hazra Khandagho Atkulla 64 1174/1,1176/1&Ors. 5.00 24-06-14 25-06-09 sh 80 Md. Izaz Khandagho Atkulla 64 1213/1,1214/2&Ors. 5.00 06-12-11 07-12-06 sh 81 Ashim Panja Khandagho Atkulla 64 1214/1,1216/1,1215 7.50 01-05-17 02-05-12 sh 82 Swapan Chowdhury Khandagho Atkulla 64 1205,1204/1,1163 15.00 17-12-11 18-12-06 sh & Ors. 83 Kalyani Saha Khandagho Atkulla 64 1271/1,1267 & Ors. 10.00 26-01-22 Running 27-01-17 sh

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84 Kashinath Roy Khandagho Naricha 13 1396/1,1397/1 10.00 15-11-11 16-11-06 sh 85 Swapan sarkar Khandagho Kumirkola 36 215,793,794&Ors. 5.00 16-12-13 17-12-08 sh 86 Prasenjit Chatterjee Khandagho Tildanga 66 353/1,360/1 &Ors 5.00 29-06-15 30-06-10 sh 87 Tanmoy Samanta Khandagho Tildanga 66 359,357,358 5.00 03-03-16 04-03-11 sh 88 Madhusudan Halder Khandagho Tildanga 66 346/1,347/2,351/4 5.00 04-01-12 05-01-07 sh &Ors. 89 Madan Mohan Mondal Khandagho Tildanga 66 342/1,331/2&Ors. 5.00 08-02-17 09-02-12 sh 90 Swapan sarkar Khandagho Tildanga 66 314/1,333/2 & Ors. 24-10-21 Running 25-10-16 sh 91 Swapan sarkar Khandagho Rupsa 10 2478,2484&Ors. 5.00 24-01-16 25-01-11 sh 92 Uttam Ghosh Khandagho Nabagram 7 901 5.00 06-01-16 07-01-11 sh 93 Paresh Nath Mallick Khandagho Kamalpur 74 10369(P) to 10374 2.55 18-02-18 19-02-13 sh 94 Asoke Kr. Saha Mongalkot Kogram 284 6.56 03-01-18 04-01-13 e 95 Phansur Mondal Mongalkot Dhanyarukh 100 1581 4.50 29-01-19 30-01-14 e i 96 Mihir Ghosh Mongalkot Halimpur 61 328 3.00 13-11-18 14-11-13 e 97 Israil Sk. Mongalkot Natunhat 59 2,3,24(P),369(P)& 7.18 13-04-18 14-04-13 e Ors. 98 Sarat Chandra Halder Memari - I Palla 45 4020/1,4115/3 & 2.00 21-03-21 Running 22-03-16 Ors. 99 Soumen Basu Memari - I Palla 45 4033/1,4035/1 & 2.00 30-05-22 Running 31-05-17 Ors.

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100 Sayed Neajuddin Memari - I Palla 45 4115(P) 2.00 04-04-23 Running 05-04-18 101 Kuntala Niyogi Raina II Moniyari 138 334/4 1.24 25-12-18 26-12-13 102 Kusiks Nayek Raina II Eklakshmi 135 878,803 2.40 22-06-19 23-06-14 103 Poritosh Mondal Ausgram II Kurul 1(P) 7.15 07-01-19 08-01-14 104 01-01-95 105 01-01-95 106 Abdul Gaffer Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 3.00 20-03-17 21-03-12 di 107 Jahar Sarkar Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 16.00 28-07-16 29-07-11 di 108 Mohan Santra Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 08-05-17 09-05-12 di 109 Hamidur Rahaman Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 3.00 15-04-17 16-04-12 di 110 Baidyanath Pal Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 20-03-17 21-03-12 di 111 Soumen Sarkar Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 10-05-22 Running 11-05-17 di 112 Kalpana Das Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 10-05-22 Running 11-05-17 di 113 Sayed Sahabuddin Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 04-08-20 Running 05-08-15 di 114 Bhabendra Nath Barai Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 8.10 09-08-17 10-08-12 di 115 Krishna Barai Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 8.00 09-08-17 10-08-12 di 116 Sambhu Nath Haldar Jamalpur Chalkkhanja 2800(P) 2.00 11-02-18 12-02-13 di 117 Sabina Yasmin Begum Jamalpur Jamdaha 1(P) 2.10 02-11-16 03-11-11 118 Minoti Chatarjee Jamalpur Jamdaha 1(P) 4.00 28-12-13 29-12-08 119 Biren Mondal Jamalpur Jamdaha 1(P) 3.00 05-02-18 06-02-13

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120 Badyanath Pal Jamalpur Jamdaha 1(P) 5.00 05-02-18 06-02-13 121 Debdas Bhatyachargee Jamalpur Chalbalpur 906(P) 6.00 27-03-16 28-03-11 122 Madan Dalui Jamalpur Chalbalpur 905(P) 6.00 14-10-20 Running 15-10-15 123 Ramabatar Sharma Jamalpur Chalbalpur 905(P) 6.00 13-03-21 Running 14-03-16 124 Lachman Shaw Jamalpur Chalbalpur 905(P) 6.00 24-08-22 Running 25-08-17 125 Manasha Mishra Jamalpur Krishnapur 575(P) 5.00 15-01-17 16-01-12 126 Sayed Mozafor Hosain Jamalpur Krishnapur 575(P) 13.80 11-03-17 12-03-12 127 Sayed Niyazuddin Jamalpur Krishnapur 575(P) 4.00 15-06-16 16-06-11 128 Abdus Sovan Jamalpur Krishnapur 575(P) 1.50 10-05-15 11-05-10 129 Sayed Mozafor Hosain Jamalpur Haibatpur 818(P) 5.60 11-03-17 12-03-12 130 Uttam Roy Jamalpur Haibatpur 819(P) 4.50 01-07-17 02-07-12 131 Srikanta Pal Jamalpur Haibatpur 819(P) 4.50 01-07-17 02-07-12 132 Basudev Pal Jamalpur Haibatpur 819(P) 4.50 05-01-14 06-01-09 133 Soumen Basu Jamalpur Haibatpur 819(P) 4.00 09-01-18 10-01-13 134 Md. Moinuddin Sha Jamalpur Haibatpur 818(P) 4.00 13-07-16 14-07-11 135 Sarat Ch. Haldar Jamalpur Haibatpur 818(P) 4.00 09-04-18 10-04-13 136 Akramul Huda Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.00 02-04-17 03-04-12 137 Firoja Begum Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 8.00 20-06-17 21-06-12 138 Sayed Mominuddin Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 8.00 20-06-17 21-06-12 139 Sayed Sahabuddin Jamalpur Kanakpur 2115(P) 8.00 20-06-17 21-06-12 140 Md. Moinuddin Sha Jamalpur Kanakpur 2115(P) 0.60 19-05-16 20-05-11 141 Arun Ghosh Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.00 03-06-18 04-06-13 142 Israf Ali Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.50 02-06-18 03-06-13 143 Afsar Mallick Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.50 23-11-13 24-11-08 144 Sk. Sahidul Haque Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.50 10-04-16 11-04-11 145 Ainul Haque Jamalpur Kanakpur 2114(P) 1.00 07-04-21 Running 08-04-16 146 Dilip Pal Jamalpur Sahadipur 1861(P) 5.00 25-02-15 26-02-10 147 Sayed Mozafor Hosain Jamalpur Balarampur 3401(P) 8.50 15-02-14 16-02-09

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148 Sk. Israf Ali Jamalpur Berugram 2103(P) 5.00 26-03-17 27-03-12 149 Tapan Banerjee Jamalpur Berugram 2103(P) 5.00 02-04-17 03-04-12 150 Sk. Aftabuddin Jamalpur Berugram 2103(P) 5.00 05-02-17 06-02-12 151 Abu Torab Mondal Jamalpur Berugram 2104(P) 5.00 20-01-14 21-01-09 152 Momtaj Begum Jamalpur Berugram 2104(P) 5.00 23-07-14 24-07-09 153 Sabina Yasmin Begum Jamalpur Berugram 2104(P) 2.00 02-01-18 03-01-13 154 Sk. Sajahan Jamalpur Berugram 2103(P) 2.50 14-11-22 Running 15-11-17 155 Jayanta Pradhan Jamalpur Kalera 2868(P) 8.25 31-07-16 01-08-11 156 Ranjit Middya Jamalpur Kalera 2868(P) 8.30 10-07-13 11-07-08 157 Sukanti Pradhan Jamalpur Kalera 2868(P) 5.75 27-05-13 28-05-08 158 Jitandra Kr. Mishra Jamalpur Kalera 4523(P) 1.80 05-05-18 06-05-13 159 Md. Moinuddin Sha Jamalpur Kalera 4523(P) 1.80 07-04-20 Running 08-04-15 160 Sandip Singharoy Jamalpur Srikrishnapu 1511(P) 2.35 14-12-13 15-12-08 r 161 Goutam Pal Jamalpur Srikrishnapu 1510(P) 2.25 16-11-13 17-11-08 r 162 Monoj Kr. Bag Jamalpur Jotsriram 1196(P) 2.00 08-07-14 09-07-09 163 Uttam Majhi Jamalpur Jotdakshin 1340(P) 4.00 28-06-14 29-06-09 164 Muktipada Adhikari Jamalpur Shahossainp 1744 to 1749,1752 3.50 28-02-13 29-02-08 ur and 2287 165 Soumitra Adhikari Jamalpur Muidipur 19 to 27,250,255 and 10.00 30-06-14 01-07-09 119(P) 166 Basudev Majhi Jamalpur Kalna 940(P) 3.75 15-05-21 Running 16-05-16 167 Asim Kr Ganguli Jamalpur Kalna 2146(P) 4.70 22-04-14 23-04-09 168 Basudev Majhi Jamalpur Kansra 1601 and Ors 2.50 21-04-17 22-04-12 169 Khokon Majhi Jamalpur Kansra 2821(P) 4.00 06-08-13 07-08-08 170 Nepal Das Jamalpur Kansra 1345(P) 2.00 30-06-16 01-07-11 171 Sandip Singharoy Jamalpur Kansra 2821(P) 7.45 14-12-13 15-12-08 172 Subrata Chakraborty Jamalpur Kansra 1345(P) 1.50 16-04-22 Running 17-04-17

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173 Parthapratim Roy Jamalpur Khanpur 1291(P) 3.00 02-07-13 03-07-08 174 Rabindranath Sarkar Jamalpur Khanpur 1291(P) 5.00 17-09-13 18-09-08 175 Krishnachandra Malik Jamalpur Khanpur 1291(P) 5.00 01-07-13 02-07-08 176 Sajal Santra Jamalpur Jotraghab 601 1.00 06-03-18 07-03-13 177 Krishna Santra Jamalpur Selimabad 953(P) 3.30 23-04-17 24-04-12 178 Sajal Santra Jamalpur Selimabad 952(P) 4.40 26-04-17 27-04-12 179 Sabbir Md. Sha Jamalpur Selimabad 953(P) 1.51 07-05-17 08-05-12 180 Sujit Nandi Jamalpur Selimabad 952(P) 2.00 15-03-14 16-03-09 181 Sk. Anishal Haque Jamalpur Sarangpur 951(P) 1.85 05-06-17 06-06-12 182 Sayed Niyazuddin Jamalpur Sarangpur 951(P) 1.65 17-04-17 18-04-12 183 Golam Kibriya Jamalpur Sarangpur 951(P) 2.35 12-01-14 13-01-09 184 Sayed Mozafar Hosain Jamalpur Sarangpur 951(P) 1.90 09-12-17 10-12-12 185 Rudra Narayan Mishra Jamalpur Sarangpur 951(P) 1.25 22-08-18 23-08-13 186 Goutam Pal Jamalpur Sanchra 1258(P) 1.00 24-02-16 25-02-11 187 Madhumita Mukherjee Jamalpur Sanchra 1258(P) 1.00 03-09-13 04-09-08 188 Sayed Mozafor Hosain Jamalpur Sanchra 1258(P) 5.00 17-06-13 18-06-08 189 Santana Banerjee Jamalpur Sanchra 1259(P) 1.50 05-11-13 06-11-08 190 Tushar Kanti Das Jamalpur Sanchra 1258(P) 2.00 28-12-13 29-12-08 191 Uttam Roy Jamalpur Sanchra 1258(P),1259(P) 5.00 13-01-14 14-01-09 192 Sk. Anishal Haque Jamalpur Sanchra 1275(P),1276(P) 5.00 09-02-17 10-02-12 193 Tushar Kanti Das Jamalpur Dadpur 443 3.50 13-10-18 14-10-13 194 Firoja Begum Jamalpur Dadpur 442 2.00 13-12-18 14-12-13 195 Minoti Chatarjee Jamalpur Dadpur 442 3.50 13-10-18 14-10-13 196 Sayed Moinuddin Jamalpur Dadpur 441 2.67 22-08-16 23-08-11 197 Bishal Mishra Jamalpur Dadpur 442 3.50 24-07-16 25-07-11 198 Nur Hafiza Begum Jamalpur Dadpur 442 3.50 16-08-16 17-08-11 199 Abdul Mannan Jamalpur Dadpur 442 2.00 26-06-16 27-06-11 200 Abdul Motin Jamalpur Dadpur 443 3.00 25-08-16 26-08-11

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201 Sayed Muzzafar Hosain Jamalpur Dadpur 443(P) 3.50 13-11-18 14-11-13 202 Deepak Kr. Mishra Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.50 26-02-17 27-02-12 203 Santanu Bhattacharjee Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 02-04-17 03-04-12 204 Ainul Haque Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 02-04-17 03-04-12 205 Sayed Mozzfar Hosain Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 8.00 12-05-13 13-05-08 206 Afsar Mallick Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 17-06-17 18-06-12 207 Monoj Kr. Mishra Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.50 01-02-17 02-02-12 208 Nur Hafiza Begum Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.50 02-05-17 03-05-12 209 Sayed Niyazuddin Jamalpur Dadpur 250,251/1 and Ors 2.00 27-07-13 28-07-08 210 Sabina Yasmin Begum Jamalpur Dadpur 443(P) 2.00 30-09-20 Running 01-10-15 211 Sayed Mominuddin Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 2.00 21-05-22 Running 22-05-17 212 Sayed Mozzfar Hosain Jamalpur Dadpur 443(P) 3.50 15-07-17 16-07-12 213 Sabina Yasmin Begum Jamalpur Dadpur 237,235 and Ors 1.00 02-01-18 03-01-13 214 Akramul Huda Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 30-06-19 01-07-14 215 Sahidul Haque Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 18-08-19 Expired 19-08-14 216 Sk. Abdul Rafik Jamalpur Dadpur 442(P) 3.00 26-10-21 Running 27-10-16 217 Arup Pal Jamalpur Haibatpur 818(P) 4.50 11-04-18 12-04-13 218 Amit Ghosh Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 3.75 01-02-17 Expired 02-02-12 - II 219 Sanjay Bag Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P), 363(P) 5.00 04-10-23 Renewed 05-10-18 - II 220 Sukla Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 05-03-22 Expired 06-03-17 - II 221 Monwar Hossain Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 27-03-14 Expired 28-03-09 - II 222 Nepal Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 9.65 22-03-17 Expired 23-03-12 - II 223 Kausik Mondal Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 26-11-13 Expired 27-11-08 - II

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224 Sayed Sahabuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 27-08-13 Expired 28-08-08 - II 225 Khandekar Samsuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 02-12-13 Expired 03-12-08 - II 226 Bardhaman 19-05-14 Expired 20-05-09 - II 227 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 06-10-13 Expired 07-10-08 - II 228 Bajali Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 09-07-22 Renewed 10-07-17 - II 229 Prasanta Kr. Ghosh Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 4.00 26-11-11 Expired 27-11-06 - II 230 Ashok Adhikary Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 23-10-10 Expired 24-10-05 - II 231 Sukamal Ghosh Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 7.50 21-04-09 Expired 22-04-04 - II 232 Nizam Mondal Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P), 351(P) 15.00 08-12-16 Expired 09-12-11 - II 233 Kollal Ghosh Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 6.00 26-11-11 Expired 27-11-06 - II 234 Pintu Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 18-06-13 Expired 19-06-08 - II 235 Ramkinkar Das Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 5.00 26-11-13 Expired 27-11-08 - II 236 Santu Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 24-04-22 Renewed 25-04-17 - II 237 Narayan Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P), 351(P) 5.00 10-04-23 Renewed 11-04-18 - II 238 Provat Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 15.00 22-12-16 Expired 23-12-11 - II 239 Monasa Mishra Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 4.00 17-01-17 Expired 18-01-12 - II

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240 Subhadra Mishra Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P), 363(P) 5.00 06-08-20 Running 07-08-15 - II 241 Tufan Dhara Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 25-02-14 Expired 26-02-09 - II 242 Bijali Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 04-03-14 Expired 05-03-09 - II 243 Sankar Mondal Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 6.00 05-12-11 Expired 06-12-06 - II 244 Nepal Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 08-03-23 Renewed 09-03-18 - II 245 Manju Dhara Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 20-03-22 Renewed 21-03-17 - II 246 Dulal Pandit Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 6.00 12-12-11 Expired 13-12-06 - II 247 Sukla Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 21-02-23 Renewed 22-02-18 - II 248 Pintu Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 29-10-22 Renewed 30-10-17 - II 249 Provat Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 24-04-22 Renewed 25-04-17 - II 250 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 07-08-22 Renewed 08-08-17 - II 251 Santu Bauri Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 01-11-22 Renewed 02-11-17 - II 252 Bakul Das Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 09-04-23 Renewed 10-04-18 - II 253 Ramkinkar Das Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 04-03-14 Expired 05-03-09 - II 254 Siddique Mallick Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 15.00 01-05-18 Expired 02-05-13 - II 255 Tanima Porel Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 10.00 08-04-18 Expired 09-04-13 - II

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256 Bisu Kora Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 19.00 17-05-17 Expired 18-05-12 - II 257 Rupali Ghosh Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 6.00 02-09-14 Expired 03-09-09 - II 258 Subhash Singh Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 10.00 30-06-11 Expired 01-07-06 - II 259 Bhantu Mallik Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 5.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 260 Arunava Dutta Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 3.00 26-11-11 Expired 27-11-06 - II 261 Bishal Mishra Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 3.00 23-01-12 Expired 24-01-07 - II 262 Nepal Bauri Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 5.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 263 Provat Bauri Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 182(P), 205(P) 8.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 264 Rudra N. Mishra Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 205(P) 3.00 23-01-12 Expired 24-01-07 - II 265 Debdas Bhattachariya Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 10.00 15-12-11 Expired 16-12-06 - II 266 Hemlata Mukherjee Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 8.00 14-11-13 Expired 15-11-08 - II 267 Swarna Bala Das Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P), 205(P), 3.00 23-01-12 Expired 24-01-07 - II 183(P), 182(P) 268 Manju Dhara Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 204(P) 8.00 21-12-17 Expired 22-12-12 - II 269 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 182(P), 205(P) 8.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 270 Probal Chakraborty Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 05-11-11 Expired 06-11-06 - II 271 Jogendra Barman Bardhaman Becharhat 1632(P) 8.00 09-02-17 Expired 10-02-12 - II

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272 Madan Mohan Mondal Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 25-08-21 Running 26-08-16 - II 273 Nikhil Sarkar Bardhaman Becharhat 1632(P) 5.00 31-05-14 Expired 01-06-09 - II 274 Prabir Dhara Bardhaman Becharhat 1632(P) 5.00 09-07-13 Expired 10-07-08 - II 275 Raja Ghoah Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P), 1554(P) 2.50 15-11-22 Running 16-11-17 - II 276 Raju Chowdhury Bardhaman Becharhat 1632(P) 5.00 11-12-14 Expired 12-12-09 - II 277 Uday Chowdhury Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 2.50 28-12-14 Expired 29-12-09 - II 278 Srikumar Hazra Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 6.00 04-12-16 Expired 05-12-11 - II 279 Atanu Ganguly Bardhaman Becharhat 1632(P) 5.00 02-05-22 Running 03-05-17 - II 280 Kartick Ghosh Bardhaman Amirpur 85 963(P) 8.33 30-08-11 Expired 31-08-06 - II 281 Malti Mazumdar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 5.00 29-04-12 Expired 30-04-07 - II 282 Pramila Dhali Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 02-08-22 Running 03-08-17 - II 283 Mirupam Ray Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 2.00 07-09-16 Expired 08-09-11 - II 284 Purnima Ray Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 2.00 07-09-16 Expired 08-09-11 - II 285 Seema Haldar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 07-09-16 Expired 08-09-11 - II 286 Partha Sikder Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 02-09-14 Expired 03-09-09 - II 287 Asit Malik Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 4.00 11-07-11 Expired 12-07-06 - II

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288 Palash Porel Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 8.00 05-01-17 Expired 06-01-12 - II 289 Rina Ghosh Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 7.50 21-02-17 Expired 22-02-12 - II 290 Smt. Doli roy Bardhaman Becharhat 158 1591(P) 10.00 28-01-14 Expired 29-01-09 - II 291 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Amirpur 85 735(P) 3.56 08-03-23 Running 09-03-18 - II 292 Probhat Bauri Bardhaman Amirpur 85 735(P) 3.51 08-03-23 Running 09-03-18 - II 293 Nepal Bauri Bardhaman Amirpur 85 735(P) 5.00 09-04-23 Running 10-04-18 - II 294 Pintu Bauri Bardhaman Amirpur 85 952(P) 5.00 09-04-23 Running 10-04-18 - II 295 Ranjit Pal Bardhaman Hatsimul 81 1183(P) 5.00 10-01-17 Expired 11-01-12 - II 296 Nepal Bauri Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 351(P), 350(P), 5.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 349(P) 297 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 291(P) 5.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 298 Probhat Bauri Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 351(P), 291(P) 5.00 03-01-17 Expired 04-01-12 - II 299 Sharmila Sarkar Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 597, 548 7.50 05-11-11 Expired 06-11-06 - II 300 Jogendra Barman Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 09-12-17 Expired 10-12-12 - II 301 Malati Mazumdar Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 10.00 09-12-18 Expired 10-12-13 - II 302 Kajal Dey Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 31-05-11 Expired 01-06-06 - II 303 Sayed Neajuddin Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P), 964(P), 5.00 06-12-11 Expired 07-12-06 - II 969(P)

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304 Santanu Bhattacharjee Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 04-01-12 Expired 05-01-07 - II 305 Mamtaz Begum Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 04-01-12 Expired 05-01-07 - II 306 Dayamoy Pramanik Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 18-11-13 Expired 19-11-08 - II 307 Nirmal Kr. Ghosh Bardhaman Hatsimul 81 1094(P) 5.00 24-01-21 Running 25-01-16 - II 308 Sayed Mominuddin Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 801(P) 5.00 10-04-12 Expired 11-04-07 - II 309 Swapan Kr. Hazra Bardhaman Kotalghosh 83 204(P) 8.00 21-03-16 Expired 22-03-11 - II 310 Supada Sarkar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 5.00 17-07-16 Expired 18-07-11 - II 311 Lakshman Sarkar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 10.00 05-01-06 Expired 06-01-01 - II 312 Dulal Ghosh Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 12.00 10-01-16 Expired 11-01-11 - II 313 Ganesh Mondal Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 5.00 11-01-19 Expired 12-01-14 - II 314 Chotur Mondal Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 8.00 11-01-16 Expired 12-01-11 - II 315 Sandip Ghosh Bardhaman Becharhat 158 1632(P) 3.00 20-09-16 Expired 21-09-11 - II 316 Dulal Mura Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 291(P) 5.00 18-07-16 Expired 19-07-11 - II 317 Soraj Mura Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 291(P) 5.00 17-07-16 Expired 18-07-11 - II 318 Binidini Sarkar Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 291(P) 5.00 09-02-17 Expired 10-02-12 - II 319 Syed Mominuddin Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 3.00 07-03-12 Expired 08-03-07 - II

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320 Sankar Mondal Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 205(P), 183(P), 3.00 12-12-11 Expired 13-12-06 - II 181(P), 182(P) 321 Dulal Mura Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 181(P) 10.00 27-01-16 Expired 28-01-11 - II 322 Pagla Gadi Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 4.00 29-11-16 Expired 30-11-11 - II 323 Dulal Pandit Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 5.00 10-12-16 Expired 11-12-11 - II 324 Supada Mondal Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 20-02-23 Running 21-02-18 - II 325 Purnima Porel Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P)(R/S) 5.00 18-02-23 Running 19-02-18 - II 2019(L/R) 326 Kalidasi Kora Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 9.25 23-12-15 Expired 24-12-10 - II 327 Rajmohan Dhali Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 7.00 28-06-16 Expired 29-06-11 - II 328 Shyamal Porel Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 212(P) & Ors. 11.00 15-02-14 Expired 16-02-09 - II 329 Paran Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 10-04-23 Running 11-04-18 - II 330 Dinu Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 26-11-13 Expired 27-11-08 - II 331 Bakul Das Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 5.00 10-04-23 Running 11-04-18 - II 332 Becharam Baouri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 4.00 26-11-13 Expired 27-11-08 - II 333 Sayed Mominuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 25-06-13 Expired 26-06-08 - II 334 Dilip Bauri Bardhaman Manikhati 158 351(P) 4.00 26-11-13 Expired 27-11-08 - II 335 Syed Giasuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 15-05-13 Expired 16-05-08 - II

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336 Salina Easmin Begam Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 03-06-13 Expired 04-06-08 - II 337 Sambhu Nath Haldar Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 20-05-13 Expired 21-05-08 - II 338 Alpana Haldar Bardhaman Becharhat 158 1560(P) 5.00 17-07-13 Expired 18-07-08 - II 339 Bulbul Chowdhury Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 02-06-13 Expired 03-06-08 - II 340 Manjushree Mondal Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 06-08-13 Expired 07-08-08 - II 341 Ashim Singh Roy Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 02-06-13 Expired 03-06-08 - II 342 Sipra Das Bardhaman Becharhat 1560(P) 5.00 25-10-17 Expired 26-10-12 - II 343 Sk. Kuddus Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 548(P) 4.00 17-12-11 Expired 18-12-06 - II 344 Padma Kora Bardhaman Bajesalpur 161 291(P) 5.00 21-12-16 Expired 22-12-11 - II 345 Paresh Nath Ghosh Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 801(P) 3.00 28-12-15 Expired 29-12-10 - II i 346 Shagufta Easmin Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 801(P) 5.00 04-01-12 Expired 05-01-07 - II i 347 Soumen Sarkar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 21-09-14 Expired 22-09-09 - II 348 Madhusudan Haldar Bardhaman Becharhat 158 1560(P) 5.00 11-11-13 Expired 12-11-08 - II 349 Sabana Begam Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 02-09-13 Expired 03-09-08 - II 350 Sayed Niazuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 20-10-15 Expired 21-10-10 - II 351 Bhanumati Porel Bardhaman Jafrabad 159 251(P) 10.00 17-08-17 Expired 18-08-12 - II

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352 Sukanta Kora Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 8.50 05-09-16 Expired 06-09-11 - II 353 Binodini Sarkar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 7.50 18-07-16 Expired 19-07-11 - II 354 Gopal Ch. Jana Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 699(P) & Ors. 12.50 28-12-11 Expired 29-12-06 - II 355 Uttam Kr. Dutta Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 494(P) 4.40 06-12-11 Expired 07-12-06 - II 356 Jagannath Ghosh Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 548(P) 8.33 14-07-10 Expired 15-07-05 - II 357 Rabial Hossain Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 548(P) 4.60 10-08-11 Expired 11-08-06 - II 358 Nupur Bhattacharjee Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 968 & 4 Ors 5.00 25-04-12 Expired 26-04-07 - II i 359 Sk. Sajahan Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 182(P), 183(P) 3.00 12-12-11 Expired 13-12-06 - II 360 Satya N. Chowdhury Bardhaman Becharhat 158 1560(P) 8.50 11-07-11 Expired 12-07-06 - II 361 Firoja Begam Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 801 5.00 13-05-12 Expired 14-05-07 - II i 362 Chowdhury Azam Ali Bardhaman Hatsimul 81 1094(P) 4.00 31-07-11 Expired 01-08-06 - II 363 Kanak Poddar Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 07-12-14 Expired 08-12-09 - II 364 Shaguffta Isamin Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1802(P) 3.00 01-01-95 - II 365 Sambhunath Baskey Bardhaman Manikhati 158 506(P), 507(P), 5.00 01-01-95 - II 511(P) & Ors. 366 Madhusudan Malik Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 01-01-95 - II 367 Sisir Singha Roy Bardhaman Becharhat 79 1560(P) 5.00 01-01-95 - II

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368 Pagla Gadi Bardhaman Manikhati 158 35(P), 363(P) 3.00 01-01-95 - II 369 Rama Bouri Bardhaman Chaitpur 84 1649, 1656, 1480 5.00 01-01-95 - II 370 Probhat Bauri Bardhaman Chaitpur 84 1649, 1656, 1480 5.00 01-01-95 - II 371 Baidyanath Pal Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1852(P) 01-01-95 - II 372 Manwar Hossain Bardhaman Shrirampur 80 548, 597 12.00 01-01-95 - II 373 Rama Bauri Bardhaman Hatsimul 81 1183(P) 10.00 01-01-95 - II 374 Sabina Yasmin Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 801(P), 952(P), 5.00 01-01-95 - II i 969(P) 375 Ashoke Adhikary Bardhaman Kalinagar 160 205(P) 8.00 01-01-95 - II 376 Sayed Sahabuddin Bardhaman Amirpur 83 735(P) 5.00 12-12-13 Expired 13-12-08 - II 377 Sayed Mominuddin Bardhaman Amirpur 83 735(P) 5.00 22-12-19 Expired 23-12-14 - II 378 Nasir Mondal Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832 01-01-95 - II 379 Chandan Singh Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832 7.00 01-01-95 - II 380 Santimoy Majumdar Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 10.00 12-08-19 Expired 13-08-14 - II 381 Asim Kr. Nandy Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 3.75 07-04-20 Running 08-04-15 - II 382 Sayed Neazuddin Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 5.00 20-10-15 Expired 21-10-10 - II 383 Tanmay Samanta Bardhaman D. Gopalpur 165 1832(P) 3.00 05-03-17 Expired 06-03-12 - II

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384 Tumpa Karmakar Bardhaman Manikhati 158 363(P) 4.00 10-01-17 Expired 11-01-12 - II 385 Sabina Yasmin Bardhaman Kanthalgach 83 801(P) & Ors. 5.00 21-01-21 Running 22-01-16 - II i 386 Israil Sk. Mongalkot Natunhat 59 369(P) & Ors. 7.18 11-04-23 Running 12-04-18 e

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Brick Field Report (At a Glance) District - Purba Bardhaman 15.09.2020

Sl. S/ Block Tota Runn Total EC EC EC EC not CTO CTO CTO CTO not N D l BF ing BF isue issue not issued Issu sub- not issued o. (Sub- d d issue B/F ed divisi issued Sub Divisi sub- d (Sub- Bloc on Block division on divisi B/F Divisio k wise wise wise Wise on n wis ) wise Wise) e 1 Burdwan 14 14 90 12 48 2 42 8 34 6 56 -I 2 Burdwan 26 23 17 9 17 9

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1 Jamalpur 18 14 16 2 16 2 0 1 Khandag 45 42 27 18 16 29 1 hosh

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2 Ketugra 6 6 5 1 4 2 2 m-I 2 Ketugra 4 4 4 0 3 1 3 m-II Grand Total 365 319 365 246 246 119 119 17 172 193 193 2

SYNOPSIS of Brick Field Purba Bardhaman District Sl. Matter No.s Remarks No. 1 Total No.s of Brick Field (Purba Bardhaman 365 District) 2 No. of Running Brick Field 319 3 E.C. issued (Purba Bardhaman District) 246 4 E.C. Not isued (Purba Bardhaman District) 119 (Total BF - EC issued) 5 C.T.O. Issued (Purba Bardhaman District) 172 6 Unauthorised Brick Field (Purba Bardhaman 119 (Total BF - EC District) issued) 7 CTO issued from 01.04.2019 to 31.03.2020 46

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 List of Brick Kiln/Bhatta In The District:-

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1 Subrata Roy Vill & P.O:- Burd Burdwa 4420, 1. Life 28.03 27.03 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED (Debashish Kurmun P.S. wan n-I J.L. No. 3528 33 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED Ghosh) Burdwan Dist. 106 1H 201 202 Burdwan 7 2 2 Tapan Kr. Vill & P.O : Burd Burdwa Tubgram- 1347, 0. Sahar 08.03 07.03 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED Ghosh Tubgram wan n-I 58 1249, 60 a .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED 1352 2H 201 202 7 2 3 Sunil Vill & P.O : Burd Burdwa Kanchann 673, 676, 0. Indira 24.02 25.02 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED Chandra Kanchannagar wan n-I agar-26 677, 680 41 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED Sarkar 7H 201 202 7 2 4 Sanjay Kr. Vill & P.O : Burd Burdwa Mahinaga 2147 1. BMG NO 14. 13. N Y COMPLET R FIXED Ghosh Mahinagar wan n-I r-03 60 12. 12. ED 4H 201 202 7 2 5 Shyamal Kr. Vill & P.O. Burd Burdwa Belkash- 2165, 0. INDIA 08.03 07.03 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED Sain Belkash wan n-I 21 2166, 41 / .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED 2167, 8H UNIK 201 202 2168, 7 2 2211 District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

6 Uday Kr. Vill & _P.O. Burd Burdwa Baharpur- 6869, 0. SAIN 27.03 26.03 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED Sain Baharpur wan n-I 22 6873, 55 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED 6874, H 201 202 6875 7 2 7 Sanjib Vill & P.O : Burd Burdwa Kurmun 3214, 0. CHAN 07.03 26.02 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED Chatterjee Kurmun wan n-I J.L. No. 3215, 44 DNI .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED 106 3220 1H 201 202 7 2 8 Mehebub Vill & P.O. Burd Burdwa Nala-20 4559 0. SATHI NO 20. 19. N Y COMPLET R FIXED Hussain Nala wan n-I 44 04. 04. ED 8H 201 202 8 3 9 Mahiruddin Vill & P.O. Burd Burdwa Nityanand 405 0. RINKI NO 20. 19. N Y COMPLET R FIXED Mallick Nityanandapu wan n-I apur-116 56 04. 04. ED r 2H 201 202 8 3 10 Asit Ghosh Vill & P.O. Burd Burdwa Tubgram- 1326, 0. AKAS NO NO N N COMPLET R FIXED wan n-I 58 1327, 66 H ED 1324, 1H 1328 11 Ajoy Kr. Panduk, Purba Ausg Ausgra Harinathp 2815, 0. GOU NO NO N N CHIMN Ghosh , Bardhaman ram m-II ur-04 2816, 4 RI EY S/0-Nilkanta 2817 BHATA

12 Basudev Pal Mallickpur, Ausg Ausgra Maliara- 2101 0. RAJA NO NO N N CHIMN , Uttar ram m-II 35 4 EY S/0- Ramnagar, BHATA Biswanath Purba Bardhaman

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13 Chhabi Chaktentul, Ausg Ausgra Khatnagar 71, 74, 0. MOO NO NO N N Samanta , ,Pasch ram m-II -32 75, 77, 31 N S/0-Lt. im 78, 79, Gurupada Bardhaman 80, 82, 14 Pravat Khatnagar, Ausg Ausgra Maliara- 371-374, BALA NO NO N N NM NM Sarkar , Purba ram m-II 35 376-390, KA S/0- Bimal Bardhaman 411, 412, 414 15 Ganga Ch. Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Maliara- 2101 0. STON NO NO N N CHIMN Ghosh , Birbhum ram m-II 35 4 E EY S/o-Shudam BHATA

16 Narattam Patharkuchi, Ausg Ausgra Harinathp 1925, 0. JMC NO NO N N CHIMN Mondal , Purba ram m-II ur-04 1926, 4 EY S/0-Lt. Dulal Bardhaman 1928, BHATA 1929, 1932 17 Kushaddhaj Dhankora, Ausg Ausgra dhankora- 1292, 0. RASS NO NO N N CHIMN Ghosh , Chhora, Purba ram m-II 29 1337, 4 EY s/o- Lt. Bardhaman 1339, BHATA Sonatan 1340, 1338 18 Totan Kr. Pal Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Moukhira- 453, 454 0. LNB NO NO N N CHIMN , Birbhum ram m-II 01 31 EY s/0-Basudeb BHATA

19 Asim Kr. , Ausg Ausgra Harishpur- 1610, 0. SUPE NO NO N N CHIMN Mondal , Paschim ram m-II 02 1911, 51 R EY S/0- Bardhaman 1920 BHATA Lt.Radhaball av

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20 Pradip Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Harishpur- 2201, 0. 1- NO NO N N CHIMN Sarkar , Birbhum ram m-II 02 2202, 36 L.N.B. EY S/0- 2203 BHATA Mahaprasad 21 Bipadtaran Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Harishpur- 2250, 0. Joygu NO NO N N CHIMN Saha , Birbhum ram m-II 02 2252, 3 ru EY S/o- 1872 BHATA Kanailal Saha 22 Prabir Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Harishpur- 2, 10, 12, 0. HIRA NO NO N N CHIMN Chowdhury , Birbhum ram m-II 02 13 31 EY S/o- BHATA Mahadeb 23 Amit Kalaijhuti, Ausg Ausgra Seuli-139 105, 106 SRIM NO NO N N CHIMN Mondal & Purbabardha ram m-II A EY Chittaranjan man BHATA Pal, 24 Soma Panagarh, Ausg Ausgra Khandari- 131, 133, SOM NO NO N N CHIMN kirtaniya, Paschim ram m-II 231 136, 137, A EY W/0- Bardhaman 138, 132, BRICK BHATA Shyamal 139, 140, Field Kirtaniya 146, 147 25 Basudev Bagbati,, Ausg Ausgra Augram- 142, 143, NOKI NO NO N N NM NM Mahato , Purba ram m-II 86 144, 145 A S/0-Nakia Bardhaman Mahato 26 Paritosh Bhiti, Bhedia, Ausg Ausgra Boxibad- 106, 110, Maha NO 14. 13. N Y CHIMN Ghosh , Purba ram m-II Po-gram 440, 441, raja 12. 12. EY s/0- Bardhaman 443 ect. 201 202 BHATA Mashusudan 7 2

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27 Naba Kumar Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Moukhira- 4100, 0. RANI NO NO N N NM NM Pathak , Birbhum ram m-II 01 4101, 33 S/0-Anil 4102, 4103, 4107 28 Madhusuda basudha, Ausg Ausgra Moukhira- 410, 422, SONA NO NO N N NM NM n Ghosh , Moukhira, ram m-II 01 458, 478, S/0- Purba Jagobandhu Bardhaman. 29 Madhusuda Raghunathpur Ausg Ausgra Moukhira- 487, 488, P.B.F. NO NO N N CHIMN n Roy , Illambazar ram m-II 01 490, 491, EY S/o- 489 BHATA Krishnagopa l, 30 Partha Amrargarh, Ausg Ausgra Dombandi 167, 168, NILA- NO NO N N CHIMN Sarathi Purba ram m-II -58 170/276, 1 EY Chatterjee Bardhaman 170/277 BHATA & Bapi Maji, 31 Priyabrata Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Kurul-34 427, 428 0. SHILA NO NO N N CHIMN Mondal, Birbhum ram m-II 4 & EY SAMR BHATA AT 32 Bibekanand Illambazar, Ausg Ausgra Maliara- 1067 0. A-1 NO NO N N CHIMN a Sarkar. Birbhum ram m-II 35 4 EY S/o- BHATA Ardhendu 33 Mahadev Village- Burd Burdwa Nandur- 806,807, 0. KING 19.06 18.06 14. 13. Y Y Y Ghosh S/O- Nandur, P.O.- wan n-II 87 831,833 57 .2020 .2025 12. 12. Kiran Joteram Dist- 8 201 202 Chandra Purba H 7 2 Bardhaman

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34 Jogendranat B.L.Hati Road, Burd Burdwa Becharhat 145,147, 6. BIRD 12.06 11.06 14. 13. Y Y Y h Mitra Dist-Purba wan n-II -79 154 60 .2020 .2025 12. 12. Bardhaman 7 201 202 H 7 2 35 Kiron Ghosh Village- and Burd Burdwa Joteram- 618,617/ 0. GM 18.09 17.09 14. 13. Y Y Y Post-Joteram wan n-II 89 1196 06 Co .2019 .2024 12. 12. Dist- Purba 5 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 36 Srikanta Vill- Nandur, Burd Burdwa Nandur- 794, 816, 0. RANI 26.08 25.08 14. 13. Y Y Y Halder P.O.-Joteram wan n-II 87 818 50 .2020 .2025 12. 12. Dist- Purba 6 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 37 Amrita Vill- Amirpur Burd Burdwa Amirpur- 253,254 0. PUJA 19.06 18.06 14. 13. Y Y Y Ghosh P.O.- Joteram, wan n-II 85 48 .2020 .2025 12. 12. Dist- Purba 1 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 38 Jiaul Haque Vill & Post- Burd Burdwa Kalinagar- 32,33 0. CHAI 04.04 03.04 14. 13. Y Y Y Mondal Shaktigarh wan n-II 160 73 NA .2018 .2023 12. 12. Dist- Purba 2 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 39 Fariuddin Vill- Pamrah, Burd Burdwa Pamra-82 160, 161 0. ABC 20.05 19.05 14. 13. Y Y Y Ahammed P.O.- Joteram wan n-II 45 .2018 .2023 12. 12. 3 201 202 H 7 2 40 Sunil Koley Vill and Post- Burd Burdwa Hairagram 3006, 0. BTN 19.03 18.03 14. 13. Y Y Y Nadra Dist- wan n-II -26 3007, 65 Co. .2018 .2023 12. 12. Purba 3008 and 1 . 201 202 Bardhaman 3009 H 7 2 41 Hemanta Vill- Pamrah, Burd Burdwa Nandur- 725,726. 0. BAND 04.04 03.04 14. 13. Y Y Y Ghosh P.O.- Joteram wan n-II 87 2115 and 47 HAN .2019 .2023 12. 12. 2116 7 201 202 H 7 2

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42 Hiran Kr. Vill and Post- Burd Burdwa Belna- 157 362 0. G.M. 18.09 17.09 14. 13. Y Y Y Ghosh Joteram Dist- wan n-II 57 Co. .2019 .2024 12. 12. Purba H 201 202 Bardhaman 7 2 43 Jayanta Vill-Pamrah, Burd Burdwa Pamra-82 09,10,11 0. NIRM 04.04 03.04 14. 13. Y Y Y Ghosh P.O.-Joteram wan n-II 96 AN .2018 .2023 12. 12. Dist- Purba 7 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 44 Sabjib Vill-Gangpur, Burd Burdwa Kandorso 2186, 0. KM 18.09 17.09 14. 13. Y Y Y Ganguly P.O.- Joteram wan n-II na-86 2047, 46 Co. .2019 .2024 12. 12. Dist-Purba &2192 9 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 45 Kirtick Sen Vill-Raipur, Burd Burdwa Raipur- 1920 , 0. LUNA 25.04 24.04 14. 13. Y Y Y P.O.- wan n-II 141 1921 & 99 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Kashiyara, 1924 H 201 202 Dist-Purba 7 2 Bardhaman 46 Harugopal Vill-Nandur, Burd Burdwa Nandur- 1712 , 48 MOO 19.06 18.06 14. 13. Y Y Y Mondal P.O.- Joteram wan n-II 87 1720 9 N .2020 .2025 12. 12. Dist- Purba H 201 202 Bardhaman 7 2 47 Prasanta Kr. Vill and Post- Burd Burdwa Purba 351, 352 0. NABA 06.05 05.05 20. 19. Y Y Y Nandi Kashiyara wan n-II Kashiyara and 400 45 DURG .2018 .2023 12. 12. Dist- Purba , 14 7 A 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2 48 Niranjan Vill-Pamrah, Burd Burdwa Nandur- 796 3. BURD 06.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Y Ghosh P.O.-Joteram wan n-II 87 20 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Dist- Purba 0 201 202 Bardhaman H 7 2

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49 Benumohan Vill-Bam, P.O.- Burd Burdwa Pamra-82 R.S. -45 POW No No N N Y Halder Joteram, Dist- wan n-II ER Purba Bardhaman 50 Mina Badamtala, Burd Burdwa Mohipal - 31, 42, & ASHA No No N N Y Mazumdar P.S. & Dist- wan n-II -----, 43 Purba Debagram Bardhaman -122 51 Nawal Bam, 70 Mile, Burd Burdwa Basatpur- 1771, PALA No No N N Y Kishore Sing Post- Joteram, wan n-II 96 1774 & CE (NOW, Dist- Purba Others SUKUMAR Bardhaman BISWAS) 52 Samir Ali Vill-Pamrah, Burd Burdwa Pamra-82 229, 223, GRAN No No N N Y Sekh P.O.-Joteram wan n-II 379 & D Dist- Purba 380 Bardhaman 53 Chandra Vill- Burd Burdwa Khanrgra 770, TATA No No N N Y Sekhar Roy Khargram, wan n-II m-38 770/2155 P.O.-Karanda, Dist- Purba Bardhaman 54 Kazi Monir Kulari, P,O.- Burd Burdwa Kand 1511, REX No No N N Y C C Ahamed Baikunthapur wan n-II orsona-86 933 |Dist- Purba and Bardhaman Durgabati- 90 55 Khokan Das Vill-Kanyapur, Burd Burdwa Kalyanpur 65, 67,68 SATA 12.06 11.06 10. 09. Y Y Y Kalna Rd. Dist- wan n-II -71 BDI .2020 .2025 12. 12. Purba 201 202 Bardhaman 8 3

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56 Arshad Vill-Bam, P.O.- Burd Burdwa Bamchand 1432, HMTE No No N N Y Hossain Joteram, Dist- wan n-II aipur, 74 1440 & Purba 1441 Bardhaman 57 Uday Ghosh Vill-Gangpur, Burd Burdwa Gangpur- 1555, SAMR No No N N Y C C P.O.- Joteram wan n-II 88 1556,154 AT Dist-Purba 4,1542 & Bardhaman 1556 58 Sri Goligram, Galsi Galsi-1 Goligram/ 186,187, 4. M.Co NO NO N N UP Sreekanta purba 54 188,189, 04 Ghatak bardhaman 190

59 Abdul Bondutia, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 4385/599 2. M/s NO 14. 13. N Y UP Wadud Purba m/88 4,4385/5 02 Super 12. 12. Mallick Bardhaman 991,4385 Brick 201 202 (NOW, (Ramgopalpur /5605 Field 7 2 KALAM , Pur. Bdn.- UDDIN Add. Of MALLICK) Kalam) 60 Jiauddin Raipur, Purba Galsi Galsi-1 Korkona/1 1234, 1 Star CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Mullick Bardhaman 58 1236, Bang ED SED 1237 ala

61 Abul Uchhagram, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 1251, 1 R B M CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Hossain Purba m/88 1515, ED SED Bardhaman 1620

62 Nazrul Islam Uchhagram, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 5308,530 4. Sun 13.03 12.03 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET Miya Purba m/88 9,5167,5 35 .2018 .2024 04. 04. ED Bardhaman 162/5707 201 202 8 3

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63 Jagannath Bikrampur, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 240,241, 5. G K 20.09 19.09 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET Koley Purba m/88 242,243, 46 Co .2019 .2024 12. 12. ED Bardhaman 245,246, 201 202 247,248, 7 2 249 64 Jagannath Bikrampur, Galsi Galsi-1 Bikrampur 585 1. M/s NO NO 20. 19. N Y STOP STOP Koley Purba /33 08 Mode 12. 12. Bardhaman rn 201 202 B/F 7 2 65 Sk. Abdul Kutruki, Galsi Galsi-1 kutruki/93 2162, 4 B B S NO 20. 19. N Y COMPLET Bakkar Uchchagram, 2937, 12. 12. ED Pur. Bdn. 1898, 201 202 2171, 7 2 2932, 2933, 2934 66 Kanchan Raipur, Purba Galsi Galsi-1 kutruki/93 1954, 4. Loha CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP mallick Bardhaman 1955, 2 ED SED 1957, 1963, 1965, 1978, 1945, 2928, 1958 67 Chandan Uchhagram, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 418,419, 3. Star 20.12 19.12 11. 10. Y Y UP Kumar Pal Purba m/88 409,250 31 .2018 .2023 01. 01. Bardhaman 201 202 8 3

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68 Abdul Kalam , Purba Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 1379 4. Gold 04.03 03.03 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET Mondal Bardhaman m/88 ,1380 19 .2020 .2025 04. 04. ED 1381, 201 202 1382, 8 3 1383, 1384 69 Prodip Ghish Sankuri, Purba Budb Galsi-1 Bharatpur 5092, 1. Ghos CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Bardhaman ud /124 4799, 52 h B/F ED SED 5067,

70 Uttpal Dutta Kutruki, Purba Galsi Galsi-1 Goligram/ 321, 329 2. A K B CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Bardhaman 54 84 ED SED

71 Susanta Randiha,purb Budb Galsi-1 Kasba/152 1792, 0. Rekh CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP chakrobarty a Bardhaman ud 1769, 08 a ED SED 1713, 1732 72 Sk Ramjan Uchhagram, Galsi Galsi-1 Uchhagra 1378, 4. Tata NO 10. 09. N Y COMPLET Ali Purba m/88 1170, 63 New 12. 12. ED Bardhaman 1171, 201 202 1172 8 3 73 Salan Khano, Purba Galsi Galsi-1 Puranderg 1380, 1. Moon CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Mollha Bardhaman ar/52 1381 54 ED SED

74 Sujit Ghosh Galsi Galsi-1 Puranderg 871, 360, 1. Soon CLOS CLO C C STOP STOP Purandergar, ar/52 174, 173, 5 ED SED Purba 878 Bardhaman

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75 Samsuddin Singpur, Galsi Galsi-1 Puranderg 1519 1. M T S 03.09 02.09 20. 19. Y Y UP Islam Pursa, Purba ar/52 76 .2019 .2024 04. 04. Bardhaman 201 202 8 3 76 Sk. Purandergar, Galsi Galsi-1 Puranderg 104, 105, 1. Taj NO 14. 13. N Y UP Mayinuddin Purba ar/52 106, 111, 4 Maha 12. 12. Bardhaman 149, 842 l 201 202 7 2 77 Biswajit Kolkol, Purba Galsi Galsi-1 Kolkol/86 2812, 1. Hero 06.05 05.05 20. 19. Y Y UP Samanta Bardhaman 2814, 55 .2018 .2023 12. 12. 2815, 201 202 2817, 7 2 2820 78 Vill.-Sikarpur, Galsi Galsi-II Masjidpur 2663,266 1. G.K.C 27.02 26.02 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET RUNNI HAWA Ashok P.O- 119 4 76 o. .2020 .2025 12. 12. ED NG BHATA Kr.Kes & ors. Masjidpur, 2665,268 201 202 Dist.-Burdwan 6, 7 2 79 Dhananjoy Vill.- Galsi Galsi-II Mohanpur 1288 1. B.M. NO 14. 13. N Y UP RUNNI CHIMN Ghosh Baharpur, 120 1278 58 G 12. 12. NG EY P.O.- Belkash 1218 201 202 BHATA Dist.-Burdwan 7 2 80 Krishnabilas Chotonilpur Galsi Galsi-II Merual 416 1. ANKU 05.03 04.03 13. 12. Y Y UP RUNNI CHIMN h Kowar Road, 159 39 R .2020 .2025 03. 03. NG EY Bittibag, 201 202 BHATA P.O.-Sripally, 8 3 Dist.-Burdwan 81 Shanti Nath Vill+P.O- JAM JAMALP SAMBHUP 1205 2. S.B.F 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Dawn Barabainan, ALPU UR UR-01 32 .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.S-Raina R 201 202 Purba 7 2 bardhaman

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82 Uday Jamalpur, JAM JAMALP Parbatpur, 1508,151 1. M.B.F 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Mondal P.O& P.S - ALPU UR J.L No-26 0 - 49 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Jamalpur, R 1513,151 201 202 Purba 9 7 2 bardhaman 83 Srikanta Jamalpur, JAM JAMALP Radhaball 459, 460, 1. P.A.B. 04.06 03.06 20. 19. Y Y Mondal P.O&P.S - ALPU UR abbati, J.L 464, 469 65 F, .2018 .2023 04. 04. Jamalpur R No-47 & 470 201 202 Purba 8 3 Bardhaman 84 Nimai Pal Krishnachandr JAM JAMALP Chowberi 587,567, 1. SANTI 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y a Pur ALPU UR a, J.L No- 568 68 , .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O&P.S- R 11, ,586,610, 201 202 Jamalpur, 565,611 7 2 Purba Bardhaman 85 Madhai Pal Krishnachnadr JAM JAMALP Betragarh, 43,44,45/ 3 PAL, 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y a Pur ALPU UR J.L No-51 1967,45/ .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O&P.S- R 1968,46, 201 202 Jamalpur, 47/1967 7 2 Purba Bardhaman 86 Sk Saidul Vill+P.O- JAM JAMALP Chakshanj 2485,248 2. SATHI 22.01 21.01 20. 19. Y Y Islam Chakshanjadi ALPU UR adi, J.L-02, 2,2274, 87 .2020 .2025 12. 12. P.S-Jamalpur, R 2480,248 201 202 Purba 4 & 2240 7 2 Bardhaman 87 Achinta Palit Vill+P.O - JAM JAMALP Jatsubal,J. 01-04 & 1. P.B.F. 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Sure Kalna ALPU UR L No-57, 887,888 19 .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.S-Jamalpur R 201 202 Purba 7 2 Bardhaman

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88 Chowdhury Vill-Kazi JAM JAMALP Maina , J.L 1710,178 2. C.B.F 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Md. Mahalla ALPU UR No-117, 9,1795,1 26 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Zafarulla P.o&P.S - R 793 201 202 Pandua &1791 7 2 Dist:-Hooghl 89 Sujit Dokal Vill - JAM JAMALP Sambhup 1488,149 3 D.B.F 28.03 27.03 20. 19. Y Y Sambhipur ALPU UR ur, J.L No- 0,1491,1 .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O- R 01, 495 201 202 Chakshanjadi &1499 7 2 P.S-Jamalpur Purba Bardhaman 90 Biswanath Jamalpur, JAM JAMALP Abujhati, 4390,439 1. D.B.F 23.09 22.09 10. 09. Y Y Chatterjee P.O& P.S- ALPU UR J.L No- 1,4405,4 65 .2019 .2024 12. 12. Jamalpur, R 111, 406 & 201 202 Purba 4407 8 3 bardhaman 91 Illias Ali Vill- JAM JAMALP Kalera, J.L 336,337, 2. M.B.F 26.02 25.02 20. 19. Y Y Mallick Jankuli ALPU UR No-34 462 & 51 .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O-Berugram R 1148 201 202 P.S-Jamalpur 7 2 Purba Bardhaman 92 Biswanath Vill- JAM JAMALP Sahapur 739, 742 0. Priya 01.08 31.07 11. 10. Y Y NM NM Pakhira Ghanashyamp ALPU UR J.L, No- 99 .2018 .2023 01. 01. ur R 102 201 202 P.O-Kananadi 8 3 P.S- Dhania Kahail, Dist-Hooghly

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93 Nikhil Sarkar JAM JAMALP Nabagram 466 3. M.B.F 23.09 22.09 20. 19. Y Y & Ors Vill+P.O - ALPU UR J,L No-16 16 , .2019 .2024 12. 12. Sanchara, R 201 202 P.S-Jamalpur, 7 2 Purba Bardhaman 94 Saumen Das Vill- JAM JAMALP Itla , J.l 58, 59 5 J.G.B. 29.06 28.06 20. 19. Y Y NM NM & Ors Prprajpur ALPU UR No-99 F .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O-Chopa R 201 202 Dist-Hooghly 7 2 95 Samser Shaktigarh, JAM JAMALP Paratal, J.L 2253,225 1. MILI 29.06 28.06 20. 19. Y Y Alam P.O& P.S - ALPU UR NO-55 4,2257,1 82 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Shaktigarh, R 929/3052 201 202 Purba 7 2 Bardhaman 96 Abdul Azim Vill+P.O- JAM JAMALP Sambhup 955 4. M.B.F NO NO N N NM NM Mallick Chakshanjadi ALPU UR ur, J.L No- 78 P.S-Jamalpur, R 1 Purba Bardhaman 97 Sk Kubad Dubraj JAM JAMALP Ajhapur, 5715 L.B.F NO NO N N NM NM Dighi,Bardha ALPU UR J.L NO-20 ,5745, man R 5746 Purba Bardhaman 98 Tinkari Vill+P.O- JAM JAMALP Jougram, 562,563, 1. M.G. 29.06 28.06 20. 19. Y Y Ghosh Kalanabagram ALPU UR J.L No-114 564 05 B.C .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.S-Memari R 201 202 Purba 7 2 Bardhaman

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99 Amar Ghosh Birbegun, Katw Katwa-II Birbegun, 181, 182, 0. GOLD 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA & Ors. P.O.-Islampur a 96 183 52 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA 6 201 202 7 2 100 Joydeb Dey Gazipur, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Agradwip, 527 1. MILO 28.02 13. 12. N Y COMPLET HAWA Agradwip R.S. a 112 06 N .2019 03. 03. ED BHATA 201 202 8 3 101 Sasthiram Goragacha,P. Katw Katwa-II Garagacha 1001, 0. MTS 26.03 25.03 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA Mondal O.-Agradwip a , 116 1005, 52 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA R.S. 1010, 2 201 202 1012 He 7 2 cts . 102 Souren Makahaltor, Katw Katwa-II Makhal 21, 22, 1. THE 31.01 13. 12. N Y COMPLET HAWA Modak P.O.-Kalikapur a Tore / 107 23, 24, 19 SUN .2018 03. 03. ED BHATA 25, 26, 8 B/F 201 202 29, 30, H 8 3 31 103 Manas Kshetpur Katw Katwa-II Kalikapur, 235,236, BIRD NO NO N N COMPLET HAWA Modak Palashi, P.O.- a 111 237,239, ED BHATA Kalikapur 241 & ors. 104 Abdul Latif Barokulgachi,, Katw Katwa-II Paltagachi 3115, 0. MBF 25.01 24.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA Mondal P.O.-Agradwip a ,115 3116, 44 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA R.S. 3117 5 201 202 7 2 105 Bamdeb Kshetpur Katw Katwa-II Kshetpur, 154,156, SUN 09.03 No N N COMPLET HAWA Ghosh Palashi, P.O.- a 110 157,158, .2018 ED BHATA Kalikapur 159

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106 Swapan Kr. Benga, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Benga,97 108/1511 0. KBF 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET NON Pal Dainhat a , 103, 96 72 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED HAWA 8 201 202 7 2 107 Kaushik Jagadanandap Katw Katwa-II MBC NO 20. 19. N Y NM NM Majumder ur, P.O.-Akhra a O 04. 04. 201 202 8 3 108 Saifuddin Sk. Goragacha,P. Katw Katwa-II Goragach 1141, RBF NO 13. 12. N Y COMPLET HAWA O.-Agradwip a a,116 1128, 03. 03. ED BHATA R.S. 1129, 201 202 1127, 8 3 1137, 1157, 1168, 1169 109 Hasem Khan Gazipur, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Gazipur,1 104-107 0. USHA 25.01 24.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET NON Agradwip R.S. a 13 63 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED HAWA 9 201 202 He 7 2 cts . 110 Babar Ali Sk. Gazipur, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Gazipur,1 143, 144, 0. AKAS 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA Agradwip R.S. a 13 145 52 H .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA 6 201 202 7 2 111 Juthika Jagadanandap Katw Katwa-II JAGADAN 108,710, ASHA NO 20. 19. N Y COMPLET FIRED Mondal ur, P.O.-Akhra a ANDA 891,092 04. 04. ED CHIMN PUR/79 201 202 EY 8 3

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112 Asit Sarkar Agradwip, Katw Katwa-II Agradwip, SBF 07.08 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA P.O.- a 112 .2019 04. 04. ED BHATA Kalikapur 201 202 8 3 113 Vill-Bara Katw Katwa-II JAGADAN 610(P), HARD NO NO N N COMPLET FIRED Rabindranat Kulgachi, PO- a ANDA 771, 772, ED CHIMN h Mondal Agradip_Add PUR/79 608 EY of R Mondal 114 Mantu Sk. Gazipur, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Gazipur,1 169 1. INDIA NO 13. 12. N Y COMPLET HAWA Agradwip R.S. a 13 67 03. 03. ED BHATA 201 202 8 3 115 Asim Gazipur, P.O.- Katw Katwa-II Gazipur,1 MILA NO NO N N COMPLET HAWA Chatterjee Agradwip R.S. a 13 N ED BHATA

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117 Sankar Barokulgachi,, Katw Katwa-II Barokulga 1415- 0. RAJA 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y NM NM Prosad P.O.-Agradwip a chi,115 & 1419, 48 .2018 .2023 12. 12. Ghosh R.S. Chotokulg 1253 201 202 achi,114 7 2 118 MIRZA S/O- MIRZA KETU KETUGR KHANJI 5622 , 1. MBF 24.01 23.01 11. 10. Y Y CHIMN SAHIDULLA BODRE ALAM GRA AM- I /043 5623 , 40 .2018 .2023 01. 01. EY VILL +P.O.- M 5624 , 9 201 202 BHATA RAJOOR 5626 8 3 DIST- PURBA BARDHAMAN

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119 SUKUMAR S/O- KETU KETUGR KOMORP 329,326 , 3. TOP 24.01 23.01 11. 10. Y Y HAWA GHOSH KAMAKSHYAP GRA AM- I UR / 037 327 , 85 .2018 .2023 01. 01. BHATA ADA GHOSH M 328, 561 201 202 VILL + P.O- , 560, 8 3 KOMORPUR 562 DIST- PURBA BARDHAMAN 120 SK. ABBAS S/O- KETU KETUGR MORGRA 2275, 1. DON 15.01 14.01 11. 10. Y Y CHIMN MAHABBAT GRA AM- I M / 013 2674, 29 .2018 .2023 01. 01. EY SK VILL- M KULUTIA / 3754, 57, 201 202 BHATA KULUTIA P.O.- 032 280, 285 8 3 SADIPUR- , 286, BERUGRAM 344, DIST- PURBA 379,384 BARDHAMAN ,563, 2127 , 2266, 2252 121 MD S/O- ABDUR KETU KETUGR KULUTIA 358, 359, 4 NBF NO 13. 12. N Y CHIMN IBRAHIM ROUF VILL- GRA AM- I / 032 360 , 361 03. 03. EY KULUTIA M , 399 201 202 BHATA P.O.- 8 3 SADIPUR- BERUGRAM DIST- PURBA BARDHAMAN 122 REJAUL S/O- MD. KETU KETUGR KOMARPU 9 , 11, 23, 3 RSB 18.04 17.04 13. 12. Y Y CHIMN KARIM ZIKRIA VILL- GRA AM- I R / 037 24, 27, .2018 .2023 03. 03. EY DASTANAGAR M 28 201 202 BHATA P.O.- 8 3 SADIPUR- BERUGRAM

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DIST- PURBA BARDHAMAN

123 GORACHAN S/O- RANAJIT KETU KETUGR PALITA / 2617 , 4. PAL NO NO N N CHIMN D PAL PAL VILL- GRA AM- I 051 2624, 2 EY BANSRA P.O.- M 2625, BHATA PALITA DIST- 2626, PURBA 2627 , BARDHAMAN 2632, 2618, 2621, 2619 , 2623, 2620 124 DEBRAJ S/O-DHIRAJ MAJHI, KETU KETUGR MOUGRA LR- 3. (PRO 18.02 19.02 13. 12. Y Y FIXED VILL-MOUGRAM, MAJHI P.S- GRA AM-II M,JL-102 7720,772 52 TIMA .2019 .2024 03. 03. CHIMN KETUGRAM,DIST- M 1 BF) 201 202 EY PURBA PBF 8 3 BARDHAMAN,PIN- 713130 125 SAYAN S/O-ASHOK KETU KETUGR LOHARUN LR- 2. MRF 12.04 11.04 13. 12. Y Y FIXED MAJUMDAR, VILL- MAJUMDAR SONARUNDI, PO- GRA AM-II DI,JL-25 1087,108 62 .2018 .2023 03. 03. CHIMN BANWARIBADRAJ,P M 8,1089 201 202 EY .S-SALAR,DIST- 8 3 MURSHIDABAD,PIN -713123 126 SIRAJUL SK S/O-ASFAR SK, VILL- KETU KETUGR BISHNUPU LR- 7. MSBF NO 25. 24. N Y FIXED SALAR, P.S- SALAR,DIST- GRA AM-II R,JL-111 749,750, 74 07. 07. CHIMN MURSHIDABAD,PIN M 772,795 201 202 EY -742101 8 3

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127 Nitya Nanda Vill-Oladevi Purb Purbast Banki-113 266 10 Maa 16.08 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA Adhikari tala,P.O.- astha hali-1 0 BF .2019 12. 12. (NOW, ,Na li 201 202 DIPAK dia (Vill-Banki, 7 2 GHOSH) Pur. Bdn. _Add. Of D. Ghosh) 128 Arjun Ghosh Vill-Buroshib Purb Purbast Bhaturi- 218 328 0. KAD 15.01 14.01 20. 19. Y Y Y HAWA tala,P.O.- astha hali-1 111 343 331 99 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. Nabadwip,Na li 201 202 dia 7 2 129 Soumendu Vill- Purb Purbast Haripur- 34 10 Janat 18.07 17.07 20. 19. Y Y TRANSF TRANS Das Haripur,P.O.- astha hali-1 102 4 a BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ERRED FERRE Raidogachia,P li 201 202 TO D TO urba Burdwan 7 2 P,THALI P,THAL -II I-II 130 Gour Ghosh Vill- Purb Purbast Dastipara- 260 271 10 Amar NO 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA Haripur,P.O.- astha hali-1 103 6 BF 12. 12. Raidogachia,P li 201 202 urba Burdwan 7 2 131 Ghanashya Vill- Purb Purbast Sulantu- 87 88 11 Maa NO 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA m Bhoumik Sulantu,P.O.- astha hali-1 92 2 Tara 12. 12. Parulia,Purba li It 201 202 Burdwan Bhata 7 2 132 Tapan Vill+P.O- Purb Purbast Samudrag 2512 0. TK&C 02.09 01.09 20. 19. Y Y Y HAWA Kumar , astha hali-1 arh-180 2514 98 O BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. Basak Purba li 201 202 Burdwan 7 2 133 Abdul Sk Vill-North Purb Purbast Bhaturia- 246 248 10 Rose 08.08 07.08 20. 19. Y Y Y HAWA Srirampur,P.O astha hali-1 111 249 4 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. - li 201 202 7 2

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Srirampur,Pur ba Burdwan

134 Siddheswar Vill- Purb Purbast Maganpur 654 11 Maa 31.05 30.05 11. 10. Y Y Y HAWA Mukerjee Magonpur,P.O astha hali-1 -131 4 Tara .2019 .2024 01. 01. - li BF 201 202 Jahannagar,Pu 8 3 rba Burdwan 135 Sanjoy Vill- Purb Purbast Bhatra-97 320 337 99 New 04.04 03.04 11. 10. Y Y Y HAWA Dhara Bhatra,P.O- astha hali-1 Taj BF .2018 .2023 01. 01. Chalkbanunga li 201 202 ria,Purba 8 3 Burdwan 136 Nazrul Sk Vill-North Purb Purbast Srirampur 63 10 Nur NO 11. 10. N Y Y HAWA Srirampur,P.O astha hali-1 -135 0 BF 01. 01. - li 201 202 Srirampur,Pur 8 3 ba Burdwan 137 Shaeb Das Vill- Purb Purbast Bhatra-97 20 13 Durga 18.07 17.07 11. 10. Y Y Y HAWA Parulia,P.O.- astha hali-1 2 BF .2018 .2023 01. 01. Parulia,Purba li 201 202 Burdwan 8 3 138 Suman Vill- Purb Purbast Jahannaga 599 562 18 NEW 23.09 22.09 25. 24. Y Y Y HAWA Panja (NOW, Kalna,P.O.- astha hali-1 r-132 2 MITR .2019 .2024 07. 07. NEMAI Kalna,Purba li A B/F 201 202 MITRA) Burdwan (Vill- 8 3 Jahannagar, Pur. Bdn._Add. Of N. Mitra)

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139 Sankar Das Vill- Purb Purbast Haripur- 34 10 J.B.F NO NO N N NM NM Parulia,P.O.- astha hali-1 102 4 Parulia,Purba li Burdwan 140 Saktipad Vill+P.O.-Natu Raina Raina-I Haripur, 3579, 2. U.S.A. 14.07 13.07 25. 24. Y Y HAWA Sarkar & 36 3582, 72 .2020 .2025 07. 07. BHATA Ors. 3620, 201 202 3621 8 3 141 Faruque Bahir Raina Raina-I Bandgach 991, 992, 2. NICO 20.09 19.09 20. 19. Y Y HAWA Nabi Sarbamangala a, 05 1210, 37 .2019 .2024 04. 04. BHATA para, 1230 201 202 Burdwan 8 3 142 Sk. Osman Vill+ P.O.- Raina Raina-I Bandgach 520, 521, 1. HIND 07.08 NO N N HAWA Ali Machkhanda a, 05 525, 541 53 .2019 BHATA

143 Anup Majhi Vill- Dighirpul Raina Raina-I Machkhan 382, 383, 3. STAR 07.08 NO N N HAWA P.O.- da, 03 384, 385 56 .2019 BHATA Alamgung, Burdwan 144 Sk. Musaraf Vill- Raina Raina-I Bamunia, 2090, 2. POW NO NO N N HAWA Hossain & Bamchandaip 32 2091, 1 ER BHATA Ors ur, P.O.- 2092, Jotram 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096 145 Biswanath Vill+P.O.- Raina Raina-I Bamunia, 7,8,9 3. BALAJ NO NO N N CHIMN Achrya, Jotram 32 54 I EY Sunil Kole, BHATA Krishnadhan Ghosh

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146 SANTOSH VILL - AUSG AUSGRA KALYANP 628, 629, 2. GOS 07.08 14. 13. N Y R CHIMN KUMAR KALYANPUR RAM M-I UR 630, 43 WAM .2019 12. 12. EY GOSWAMI P.O.-BHEDIA 1219, I BF 201 202 BHATA P.S. - 1220, 7 2 AUSGRAM 1221, DIST. - PURBA 1222, BARDHAMAN 1224, 1225, 1226 147 KAJI VILL - AUSG AUSGRA KAIRAPUR 355, 357, 4. NEW NO 14. 13. N Y R CHIMN JAHANGIR KOIRAUR RAM M-I 368, 369, 71 RANI 12. 12. EY P.O.- 370, 372, BF 201 202 BHATA MOHONPUR 375, 683, 7 2 P.S. - 684, 685, AUSGRAM 689 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 148 MD. SAFIK VILL - AUSG AUSGRA KAIRAPUR 2032, 1. TATA 07.08 11. 10. N Y R CHIMN SANKARPUR, RAM M-I / 150 2034, 5 B/F .2019 01. 01. EY P.O.- 2035 201 202 BHATA RADHAKANTA 8 3 PUR, P.S. - MEMARI, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 149 BIRUP KR VILL - KALN KALNA I PEARINAG 695, 696 1. RATA 20.05 19.05 20. 19. Y Y HAWA SAHA PIYARINAGAR A AR/88 29 N BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - 201 202 7 2 P.S. - KALNA

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DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

150 ZAFFAR ALI VILL&PO- KALN KALNA I KRISHNAD 2378, 1. JAKER 20.05 19.05 20. 19. Y Y HAWA SAIKH KRISHNADEVP A EVPUR/91 2379 03 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA UR 201 202 P.S. - KALNA 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 151 BIJOY VILL - KALN KALNA-I PEARINAG 639, 640, 2. ALOK 11.05 10.05 11. 10. Y Y HAWA CHAND NANDAGRAM, A AR / 88 641,. 64 35 A B/F .2018 .2023 01. 01. BHATA MAJUMDER P.O.- 201 202 (UDAY DHATRIGRAM 8 3 CHAND , MAJUMDER) P.S. - KALNA DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 152 SUBRATA VILL - KALN KALNA-I KRISHNAD 3127/228 2. MAA 19.03 18.03 11. 10. Y Y HAWA PAL BARAMITRA A EBPUR / 7 13 AMBI .2018 .2023 01. 01. BHATA PARA, 91 KA 201 202 P.O.- KALNA, B/F 8 3 P.S. - KALNA DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 153 Susil Kumar Vill.+P.O.- Kalna Kalna-I Peyarinag 592 0. Mishr 27.02 26.02 25. 24. Y Y HAWA Mishra Kalna,Purba ar,J.L.No.- 4 a .2020 .2025 07. 07. BHATA Bardhaman 88 201 202 8 3

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154 Satrajit Paul Vill.-Gram Kalna Kalna-I Gram 1667 & 0. Kama 31.05 30.05 25. 24. Y Y HAWA Kalna,P.O.- Kalna,J.L. 1668 11 la .2019 .2024 07. 07. BHATA Dhatreegram, No.-48 Bricks 201 202 Purba & Tile 8 3 Bardhaman Work s 155 Rajesh Vill.-Gram Kalna Kalna-I Gram 1726 0. Gang 27.02 26.02 25. 24. Y Y HAWA Kumar Singh Kalna,P.O.- Kalna,J.L. 24 a .2020 .2025 07. 07. BHATA Dhatreegram, No.-48 Bricks 201 202 Purba & 8 3 Bardhaman Manu factur es 156 Gobinda Vill.- Kalna Kalna-I Peyarinag 745 4. Sarka 01.03 NO N N NM NM Prasad Peyarinagar,P. ar,J.L.No.- 81 r .2016 Sarkar O.- 88 Dhatreegram, Purba Bardhaman 157 Ejajul Sk. Vill.-Gram Kalna Kalna-I Krishnade 3303 0. Bhagi 13.05 12.05 25. 24. Y Y HAWA Kalna,P.O.- bpre,J.L.N 94 rathi .2020 .2025 07. 07. BHATA Dhatreegram, o.-91 201 202 Purba 8 3 Bardhaman 158 Bashudev Vill.- Kalna Kalna-I Peyarinag 578 0. D.R.K. No NO N N HAWA Das & Ors. Nandagram,P. ar,J.L.No.- 41 1 BHATA (Ramkrishna O.- 88 Das) Dhatreegram, Purba Bardhaman

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159 Joydev Das Vill.- Kalna Kalna-I Krishnade 1550 0. D.R.K. NO NO N N HAWA (Ramkrishna Nandagram,P. bpur,J.L.N 26 2 BHATA Das) O.- o.-91 Dhatreegram, Purba Bardhaman 160 Radheshyam Vill.- Kalna Kalna-I Krishnade 332, 335, 0. D.B. No 10. 09. N Y HAWA Das Nandagram,P. bpre,J.L.N 336, 337, 11 M. 12. 12. BHATA (Haribhakta O.- o.-91 338, 339 201 202 Das) Dhatreegram, 8 3 Purba Bardhaman 161 GOBINDA Vill- KALN KALNA- SATGACHI 18,21,22, 3. SATG 07.06 06.06 14. 13. Y Y Y HAWA KARMAKAR Bandhgachi, A II A/171 43 47 ACHI .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - A BF 201 202 , 7 2 PS - Balagarh, Distt - Hooghly. 162 SATYA PAL VILL - JAPAT, KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 393, 394, 6. AMBI 07.06 06.06 14. 13. Y Y Y HAWA P.O. & P.S. A II UR/ 396, 398 87 KA BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA KALNA, 170 201 202 PURBA 7 2 BARDHAMAN 163 AMAL VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 03, 10, 6. JAPA 07.07 06.06 14. 13. Y Y Y HAWA HAWLADAR KANSARIPARA A II UR/ 15, 16, 49 T BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA , P.O & P.S. 170 17, 19, 201 202 KALNA, 20, 21, 7 2 PURBA 22, 477 BARDHAMAN

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164 PARIMAL VILL - KALN KALNA II HANSPUK 457 TO 7. KALN 15.01 14.01 20. 19. Y Y Y HAWA HAOLADER HASPUKUR A UR/170 465, 492, 23 A BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - KALNA 493 201 202 P.S. - KALNA 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 165 MANIK CH VILL - KALN KALNA II SYEDPUR/ 177 1. SBM 09.08 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA GHOSH SAYEDPUR A 141 67 BF .2019 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - 201 202 SINGERKONE 7 2 P.S. - KALNA DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 166 SUNIL VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 39 & 2. KUM 07.02 06.02 10. 09. Y Y Y HAWA KUMAR & BHADURIPAR A II UR / 170 OTHERS 05 AR .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA MANIKLAL A 201 202 KUMAR P.O. - KALNA 8 3 P.S. - KALNA DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 167 PRASANTA VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 14/455 & 1. PH BF 27.02 26.02 10. 09. Y Y Y HAWA KUMAR HANSPUKUR A II UR / 170 OTHERS 45 .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA BISWAS P.O. - KALNA 201 202 P.S. - KALNA 8 3 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 168 UDAY VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 387 & 1. NH 14.02 13.02 10. 09. Y Y Y HAWA BISWAS & HANSPUKUR A II UR / 170 OTHERS 55 BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA OTHERS P.O. - KALNA 201 202 P.S. - KALNA 8 3 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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169 SRIDAM VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 76,. 77, 1. GMB 07.08 06.08 25. 24. Y Y Y HAWA GHOSH HANSPUKUR A II UR / 170 102 92 BF .2018 .2023 07. 07. BHATA P.O. - KALNA 201 202 P.S. - KALNA 8 3 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 170 SANKAR VILL - KALN KALNA- HANSPUK 188 & 1. ASHO NO NO N N as HAWA KUMAR LAXMANPARA A II UR / 170 OTHERS 9 K BF reporte BHATA MISHRA P.O. - KALNA d on P.S. - KALNA 8.7.20, DIST. - PURBA inopera BARDHAMAN tive since 2015- 16 171 GOUTAM VILL - MON MONGA SITAHATI / 590, 587, 1. NEW 24.04 24.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA CHOUDHUR BABLADIHI GALK LKOTE 52 492 35 SARA .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA Y P.O.- OTE DA BF 201 202 THANGAPARA 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 172 GOUTAM VILL - MON MONGA SITAHATI / 222, 226, 0. NEW 10.04 09.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA CHOUDHUR BABLADIHI GALK LKOTE 52 227, 228, 78 SATY .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA Y P.O.- OTE 437 H ANAR 201 202 THENGAPARA AYAN 7 2 P.S. - BF MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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173 CHINMOY VILL - MON MONGA RAGHUNA 302, 303, 2. SIMA 09.08 14. 13. N Y CHIMN BANERJEE RAGHUNATH GALK LKOTE THPUR-7 549, 567 18 B/F .2019 12. 12. EY PUR OTE 201 202 BHATA P.O.-UNIA 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 174 HARISHANK VILL - ATGARA MON MONGA ATGHORA 505, 517, 1. SARA 25.04 24.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA AR DEY P.O.- GALK LKOTE -54 518, 536, 81 MA .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA ATGHARA OTE 537, 538 B/F 201 202 P.S. - 7 2 MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 175 GOUTAM VILL- MON MONGA SITAHATI / 1881, 0. MAH 09.08 14. 13. N Y HAWA CHOUDHUR ATGHARA GALK LKOTE 52 1882, 68 APRA .2019 12. 12. BHATA Y P.O. - OTE 1883, 4 VU BF 201 202 ATGHARA 1884 H 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 176 JAYANTALAL VILL - MON MONGA SITAHATI / 213, 269, 1. JOY 25.04 24.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA PATRA KALYANPUR GALK LKOTE 52 243, 200, 78 DURG .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.O.- OTE 279 A BF 201 202 KALYANPUR 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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177 SUKANTO VILL - JHILU MON MONGA HALIMPU 441, 443, 0. PAD 12.04 11.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA GHOSH P.O.- JHILU GALK LKOTE R-61 619, 440 7 MAV .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.S. - OTE ATI 201 202 MONGALKOTE BF 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 178 HARISHANK VILL - MON MONGA HALIMPU 203, 204, 1. SANK 22.04 21.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA AR DEY GALK LKOTE R-61 205, 210, 53 AR BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.O.- OTE 212, 417 201 202 NUTANHAT 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 179 SANTI VILL - MON MONGA ATGHORA 378, 379, 1. SRI 12.04 11.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA KUMAR ATGHARA GALK LKOTE -54 364, 529 48 DURG .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA GHOSH P.O.- OTE ` A B/F 201 202 ATGHARA 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 180 NARAHARI VILL - MON MONGA ICHHABOT 618, 621, 2. SANTI 20.04 19.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA PAL ICHABATAGRA GALK LKOTE OGRAM 623, 5 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA M OTE 687,611 201 202 P.O.- 7 2 ICHABATAGRA M P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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181 SAMPURNA VILL - MON MONGA KORGRAM 721, 682, 3. BURO 12.04 11.04 14. 13. Y Y HAWA KANTI ROY KOWERPUR GALK LKOTE -58 1247, 03 ROJ .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA P.O.- OTE 712, BF 201 202 KOWERPUR 1257 7 2 P.S. - MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 182 RATHIN VILL - ICHHA MON MONGA ICHHABOT 365 2. JOY 12.04 11.04 14. 13. Y Y CHIMN GHOSH BOTAGRAM GALK LKOTE OGRAM 5 BABA .2018 .2023 12. 12. EY P.O.- ICHHA OTE MAH 201 202 BHATA BOTAGRAM ADEV 7 2 P.S. - BF MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 183 KRISHENDU VILL - MON MONGA RAGHUNA 320, 321, 4. SUPR 28.03 27.03 14. 13. Y Y HAWA CHATTERJEE RAGHUNATHP GALK LKOTE THPUR-7 293, 294, 23 EME .2018 .2023 12. 12. BHATA UR OTE 295, 296, CLAY 201 202 P.O.- UNIA 298, 299, PROD 7 2 P.S. - 300, 301 UCTS MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 184 BUDDHADE VILL - SILU MON MONGA HALIMPU 420, 421, 0. MAA 09.08 14. 13. N Y HAWA B MONDAL P.O.- SILU GALK LKOTE R-61 422, 423, 40 MON .2019 12. 12. BHATA P.S. - OTE 426, 427 4 GAL 201 202 MONGALKOTE CHAN 7 2 DIST. - PURBA DI BF BARDHAMAN

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185 SWAPAN VILL - MON MONGO NOYAPAR 1669, 0. BOLO 22.08 20. 19. N Y CHIMN GOSWAMI NAYAPARA GALK LKOTE A/30 1170, 38 RAM .2019 12. 12. EY P.O. - OTE 1174, 3D BF 201 202 BHATA GOTHISTHA 1175, 7 2 P.S. - 1179 MONGALKOTE DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 186 TAPAS VILL - JHILU MON MONGO PALIGRA 3975 2. BABA NO 20. 19. N Y CHIMN MODAK MAJHER PARA GALK LKOTE M/21 62 DHAR 12. 12. EY P.O. - JHILU OTE MAR 201 202 BHATA P.S. - AJ BF 7 2 MONGOLKOT E DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 187 SWAPAN MON MONGA 12,281,2 0. SAKTI UNA NO U N CHIMN GHOSH GALK LKOTE 29 7 BF UTHO A EY OTE RISED BHATA

188 ABUTALEB VILL- PURB PURBAS SONTOSP 2912 TO 3. NEW 09.08 14. 13. N Y COMPLET HAWA SK BANAKAR, ASTH THALI-II UR/ 2917, 2 MOIN .2019 12. 12. ED P.O. UKHRA ALI 15 2927 TO A BF 201 202 SARANGUR, 2933 7 2 P.S PURBASTHALI, DIST. PURBA BARDHAMAN 189 JYANTA VILL- PURB PURBAS SARANGP 2013 TO 3. RAJ 26.10 14. 13. N Y UP FIX BHATTACHA BANAKAR, ASTH THALI-II UR/ 2015 & 69 KUM .2019 12. 12. RJEE P.O. UKHRA ALI 42 2017 TO AR BF 201 202 SARANGUR, 2019 7 2

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P.S PURBASTHALI, DIST. PURBA BARDHAMAN 190 HASAN VILL- PURB PURBAS SARANGP 130 TO 3. PANA 09.08 14. 13. N Y UP FIX ASKARI BANAKAR,P.O. ASTH THALI-II UR 133, 126 35 MA .2019 12. 12. MALLICK UKHRA ALI 42 & 186 BF 201 202 SARANGUR, 7 2 P.S PURBASTHALI, DIST. PURBA BARDHAMAN 191 FAZLUR Vill Benakur, PURB PURBAS SARANGP 393,404, 3. BADS 09.08 14. 13. N Y UP FIX RAHAMAN PO Ukra ASTH THALI-II UR 405,407, 4 HA BF .2019 12. 12. MONDAL saranpur, ALI 42 373 &388 201 202 PS 7 2 Purbasthali, Purba Bardhaman 192 ASRAF ALI Vill- PURB PURBAS SARANGP 632,633, 4. NABA 09.08 14. 13. N Y COMPLET FIX SK Banakar,PO- ASTH THALI-II UR 639,640, 47 B BF .2019 12. 12. ED Ukra ALI 42 641,642, 201 202 Sarangpur,PS 690 7 2 Purbashaali, ,691,692, Purba 702,704, Bardhaman 706,714, 631,699 193 JEHER ALI Vill- PURB PURBAS BARATI/ 110, 127, 4. ROYA 04.04 03.04 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA MALLICK Sarangpur, ASTH THALI-II 25 124, 111, 65 L BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED PO Ukra ALI 125, 126 201 202 Sarangpur, 7 2 PS-

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Purbasthali, Purba Bardhaman

194 BHUBANES Vill + PO - PURB PURBAS BISWARM 437, 438, 3. JOYG 09.08 14. 13. N Y UP FIX WAR PAL Biswaranbha, ASTH THALI-II BHA 442, 443, 22 URU .2019 12. 12. PS - ALI 70 444 BF 201 202 Purbasthali, 7 2 Purba Bardhaman 195 KUTUBUDDI Vill-Benakar, PURB PURBAS SARANGP 431,432, 2. KOHI 09.08 14. 13. N Y COMPLET HAWA N MALLICK PO - Ukra ASTH THALI-II UR/ 433,436, 81 NUR .2019 12. 12. ED Sarangpur ALI 42 438,439, BF 201 202 PS- 440,441, 7 2 Purbasthali, 442,487, Purba 488, Bardhaman 196 KAZI FAZLA VILL - CHATNI PURB PURBAS DAFARPO 159, 160, 2. SONA 25.01 24.01 20. 19. Y Y UP FIX RAHIM P.O. - CHATNI ASTH THALI - TA/26 161 34 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.S. - ALI II 201 202 PURBASTHALI 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 197 EJAJUL VILL - PURB PURBAS BODSHA/ 913, 916, 2. BAPI 13.03 12.03 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA SAIKH MAHADEBPU ASTH THALI - 47 917, 918, 34 BF .2020 .2025 12. 12. ED R ALI II 9220, 201 202 P.O. - AMUL 925, 926 7 2 P.S. - PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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198 SARAJIT VILL - BOREA PURB PURBAS DAFARPO 157, 158, 3. MAT 22.03 21.03 20. 19. Y Y UP FIX GHOSH P.O. - ASTH THALI - TA/26 159, 160 35 UL BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.S. - ALI II KAMALAP 201 202 PURBASTHALI UR/27 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 199 ATIAR VILL - PURB PURBAS MAJIDA/3 4568, 2. ALISH 24.01 23.01 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET FIX RAHAMAN JOGASWARPU ASTH THALI - 1 4569, 6 A BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED MONDAL R ALI II 4571, 201 202 P.O. - 4572, 7 2 UKHURA 4573, P.S. - 4575, PURBASTHALI 4576, DIST. - PURBA 4577, BARDHAMAN 4578,457 9, 4580, 4581, 4582 200 NAMAL VILL - PILLA PURB PURBAS SANTOSH 1890, 1. VIRGI NO 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA DAFADAR P.O. - PUTULI ASTH THALI - PUR 1893, 12 N 12. 12. ED P.S. - ALI II PILA/15 1894, 8 201 202 PURBASTHALI 1895, 7 2 DIST. - 1896, PURBASTHALI 1897 201 TARUN VILL - CHATNI PURB PURBAS BAGANCH 78 1. NEW 26.10 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA BISWAS P.O. - CHATNI ASTH THALI - RA/68 42 BF .2019 12. 12. ED P.S. - ALI II 201 202 PURBASTHALI 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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202 MANIRUL SK VILL - PURB PURBAS SABNGHO 1022, 2. NEW 24.01 23.01 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA SANAGHOSHA ASTH THALI - SHPARA/5 1023, 65 BAPI .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED PARA ALI II 8 1024, BF 201 202 P.O. - 1025, 7 2 MUKSIMPARA 1027, P.S. - 1028, PURBASTHALI 1043, DIST. - PURBA 1044, BARDHAMAN 1045, 1046, 1047, 1048 203 ASIF SHEIKH VILL - PURB PURBAS MADHUP 1557 4. JAIHI 15.01 14.01 20. 19. Y Y NI FIX MADHUPUR ASTH THALI - UR/11 2 ND .2018 .2023 12. 12. P.O. - ALI II BF 201 202 MADHUPUR 7 2 P.S. - PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 204 SUSHANTA VILL - PURB PURBAS BAHARA/ 549, 550, 2. MUR 10.01 09.01 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA KR. SIMULDANGA ASTH THALI - 01 546, 547, 25 KHER .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED MUKHERJEE P.O. - ALI II 548 JEE 201 202 P.S. - BF 7 2 PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 205 PRABIR VILL - PURB PURBAS LOHACHU 542, 543 1. ARM 05.09 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA MAZUMDER LOHACHUR, ASTH THALI - R/69 09 Y BF .2019 12. 12. ED P.O. - ALI II (LOK 201 202 KUMISSPARA, NATH 7 2 P.S. - )

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PURBASTHALI, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

206 PABITRA VILL - BOHARA PURB PURBAS BAHARA/ 333, 334, 1. GHOS 02.08 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA GHOSH AND P.O. - ASTH THALI - 01 336 13 H BF .2019 12. 12. ED PARTNER AGRADEEP ALI II 201 202 P.S. - 7 2 PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 207 KARTIK CH VILL - PURB PURBAS MAJHDA/ 5961 1. KPM 18.04 17.04 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA GHOSH BARASHIBTAL ASTH THALI - 31 19 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED A ROAD ALI II 201 202 P.O. - 7 2 NABADEEP P.S. - NABADEEP DIST. - NADIA 208 GHASHYAM VILL - PURB PURBAS KASTAHSH 633 1. MAA 26.03 25.03 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA BHOUMIK SHYAMBATI ASTH THALI - ALI/78 02 DURG .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED P.O. - ALI II A BF 201 202 CHALKBRAMH 7 2 ANAGAR P.S. - PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 209 SAHADEV VILL - PURB PURBAS BODHSA/ 1687/193 0. TAJ 11.07 10.07 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA MONDAL BADSHA, ASTH THALI - 47 9, 1696, 88 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED P.O. - ALI II 1694 201 202 MUKSHIMPAR 7 2

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A, P.S. - PURBASTHALI, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 210 SUSHANTA VILL - BAHARA PURB PURBAS BAHARA/ 87, 96, 1. RANI 15.01 14.01 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA KR. P.O. - ASTH THALI - 01 92, 93, 16 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED MUKHERJEE AGRADEEP ALI II 94, 103, 201 202 P.S. - 102 7 2 PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 211 ISMILE VILL - UKHRA PURB PURBAS KUMIRPA 5 2. JANA 31.07 20. 19. N Y COMPLET HAWA SAIKH MAJHERPARA ASTH THALI - RA/83 45 TA BF .2018 12. 12. ED P.O. - ALI II 201 202 SARANGPUR 7 2 P.S. - PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 212 DILIP KR VILL - PURB PURBAS PURBAST 1091 1. RAJ 19.02 18.02 20. 19. Y Y COMPLET HAWA ROY PURBASTHALI ASTH THALI - HALI/80 1 BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. ED P.O. - ALI II 201 202 PURBASTHALI 7 2 P.S. - PURBASTHALI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 213 SANKARI VILL - CIRCUS PURB PURBAS CHATNI / 2640, 1. NEW 19.03 18.03 11. 10. Y Y COMPLET HAWA PRASAD MAIDAN, ASTH THALI-II 12 2643, 03 KAT .2018 .2023 01. 01. ED GHOSH KATWA, ALI 2648 WA 201 202 P.O.- KATWA ENGI 8 3

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P.S. - KATWA NEERI DIST. - PURBA NG BARDHAMAN ENTE RPRIS E 214 NABABJAN VILL - PURB PURBAS BODSHA / 1715, 1. SATHI 30.01 29.01 11. 10. Y Y UP FIX SEIKH BARORPARA, ASTH THALI-II 47 1716, 28 B/F .2018 .2023 01. 01. P.O.- ALI 1717, 201 202 BARORPARA, 1720, 8 3 P.S. - 1727, PURBASTHALI, 1731 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 215 PRABIR VILL - PURB PURBAS PALASHBE 951, 952, 1. NIHA 30.01 29.01 11. 10. Y Y UP FIX BANERJEE JAMALPUR, ASTH THALI-II RIA / 45 953 93 R B/F .2018 .2023 01. 01. P.O.- ALI 201 202 JAMALPUR, 8 3 P.S. - PURBASTHALI, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 216 GURUPADA VILL - PURB PURBAS CHANDIP 581 1. SONA 09.08 11. 10. N Y COMPLET HAWA DEY PASCHIM ASTH THALI-II UR / 34 98 I B/F .2019 01. 01. ED BISHNUPUR, ALI 201 202 P.O.- 8 3 BISHNUPUR, P.S. - KOTOALI, DIST. - NADIA

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217 ASIM VILL- PURB PURBAS MADUPU 288,955 1. NETA NO NO N N C C KUMAR MADUPUR, ASTH THALI-II R/11 54 JI B/F MITRA PO-CHATNI, ALI PS. PURBASTHALI, DIST-PUR. BDN. 218 FARID VILL- PURB PURBAS BODSA/47 805,815, 5. MODI NO NO N N C C MALLICK KHARDATTAP ASTH THALI-II 816,817, 75 NA ARA, PO- ALI 818,819 B/F HAPANIYA, PS- PURBASTHALI, PURBA BARDHAMAN 219 JILLUR VILL- PURB PURBAS SIMULDA 92,101 2. AKEE 26.07 25.07 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET HAWA RAHAMAN PALTAGACHI, ASTH THALI-II NGA/2 45 B/F .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED PO- ALI 201 202 AGRADWIP, 8 3 PS-KATWA, PURBA BARDHAMAN 220 ABUTALEB Vill-Benakar, PURB PURBAS SARANGP 751,488, 1. MOY NO NO N N C C SK PO - Ukra ASTH THALI-II UR/42 528,762, 87 NA Sarangpur ALI 832,758 B/F PS- Purbasthali, Purba Bardhaman

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221 BASIR KATWA PURB PURBAS BARATI/ 93,94,95 2. New NO 13. 12. N Y UP FIX MOLLA SARIPARA, ASTH THALI-II 25 36 Badsa 03. 03. PO&PS- ALI B/F 201 202 KATWA, 8 3 PURBA BARDHAMAN 222 SIRAJUL Vill-Benakar, PURB PURBAS BARATI/ 603,604, 1. LIGHT NO NO N N C C HAQUE SK PO - Ukra ASTH THALI-II 25 611,612, 8 (VIP) Sarangpur ALI 705 PS- Purbasthali, Purba Bardhaman 223 ISMIALE SK VILL- PURB PURBAS UTTARLAK 1072,107 1. K.B.F. NO NO N N C C DHARAMPUR, ASTH THALI-II SHMIPUR/ 3,1074,1 35 PO-NIMDAHA, ALI 37 071,1075 PS- PURBASTHALI, PURBA BARDHAMAN 224 JULU VILL- PURB PURBAS FALEYA/7 1317,131 1. PUJA NO NO N N C C HAQUE KHARDATTAP ASTH THALI-II 3 9 69 MOLLA ARA, PO- ALI HAPANIYA, PS- PURBASTHALI, PURBA BARDHAMAN 225 KORBAN SK VILL&PO- PURB PURBAS MAJIDA/3 1392,139 1. LAKS NO NO N N C C LAKSHMIPUR, ASTH THALI-II 1 3,1394 79 HMI PS- ALI B/F PURBASTHALI,

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PURBA BARDHAMAN

226 HASIBUL SK VILL&PO- PURB PURBAS MAJIDA/3 1427,143 1. ROSE NO NO N N C C HAPANIYA, ASTH THALI-II 1 1,1434,1 78 B/F PS- ALI 417,1436 PURBASTHALI, PURBA BARDHAMAN 227 IJABUL SK VILL- PURB PURBAS MAJIDA/3 INDIA NO NO N N C C SINGHARI, PS- ASTH THALI-II 1 N B/F PURBASTHALI, ALI PURBA BARDHAMAN 228 BULBUL VILL-BAHARA, PURB PURBAS BAHARA/ 1278,127 5. RIYA 14.09 13.09 25. 24. Y Y UP FIX RAHAMAN PO-PATULI, ASTH THALI-II 01 9,1286,1 59 B/F .2018 .2023 07. 07. PS- ALI 316 201 202 PURBASTHALI, 8 3 PURBA BARDHAMAN 229 PALAN PURB PURBAS NO NO N N NM NM DUTTA ASTH THALI-II ALI

230 RABINDRAN VILL&PO- PURB PURBAS UKHURA/ 425,434, 3. PRIN 19.02 18.02 25. 24. Y Y UP FIX ATH SAHA UKHURA, PS- ASTH THALI-II 40 435,938, 05 CE .2019 .2024 07. 07. PURBASTHALI, ALI 425/1164 B/F 201 202 PURBA 8 3 BARDHAMAN

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231 SRISTHIDHA VILL-NIMDHA, PURB PURBAS NIMDAHA 1260,126 2. Sibaji 18.04 17.04 13. 12. Y Y NI FIX R GHOSH PO-CHATNI, ASTH THALI-II /43 4 34 B/F .2018 .2023 03. 03. PS- ALI 201 202 PURBASTHALI, 8 3 PURBA BARDHAMAN 232 JALLAL SK VILL- PURB PURBAS BODSHA/ 1732,179 2. Super 12.05 11.04 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET HAWA KULGHACHI, ASTH THALI-II 47 3 45 B/F .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED PO- ALI 201 202 AGRADWIP, 8 3 PS-KATWA, PURBA BARDHAMAN 233 MANIK VILL- PURB PURBAS PATULI/17 2259,460 4. GENI 13.03 12.03 25. 24. Y Y COMPLET HAWA MONDAL KANTHALBERI ASTH THALI-II 76 B/F .2020 .2025 07. 07. ED A, PO- ALI 201 202 AGRADWIP, 8 3 PS- PURBASTHALI, PURBA BARDHAMAN 234 SOUMENDU Vill- PURB PURBAS KUKSHIML NEW NO NO N N COMPLET HAWA DAS Haripur,P.O.- ASTH THALI-II A/60 JANA ED Raidogachia, ALI TA PS- B/F , Purba Burdwan 235 SHANKAR VILL-CIRCUS PURB PURBAS CHATNI / 2640,264 3. RAJA NO 25. 24. N Y NI HAWA PROSAD MAIDAN ASTH THALI-II 12 3,2648,3 87 B/F 07. 07. GHOSH KATWA, ALI 56,357 201 202 PO&PS- 8 3

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236 SK ABDUL VILL - PURB PURBAS BAHARA/ 311, 312, 4. BENG 19.07 18.07 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET HAWA REJJAK HAMIDPUR, ASTH THALI-II 01 313, 315, 92 AL .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED P.O - PATULI, ALI 316, 318, A B/F 201 202 P.S. - 329, 340, 8 3 PURBASTHALI, 311/686 DIST. PURBA BARDHAMAN 237 ANARUL VILL- PURB PURBAS SUNGHOS 1071,107 2. ANAN 18.07 17.07 13. 12. Y Y UP HAWA HAQUE SUNGHOSHPA ASTH THALI-II HPARA / 1/1114 35 YA .2018 .2023 03. 03. MALLICK RA, ALI 58 B/F 201 202 P.O. & P.S. 8 3 PURBASTHALI, DIST. PURBA BARDHAMAN 238 GOBARDHA VILL- PURB PURBAS MERTALA 2470,247 2. PBF 28.03 27.03 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET HAWA N MONDAL PANIGHATAM ASTH THALI-II /33 1 46 B/F .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED , PO- ALI 201 202 PAGLACHAND 8 3 I, KALIGANJ, NADIA 239 ANANDA VILL - MEM MEMAR DEHA / 358 1. MEM 18.09 17.09 11. 10. Y Y COMPLET GOPAL SANKARPUR, ARI I-I 174 42 ARI .2019 .2024 01. 01. ED GHOSH P.O.- 8 B/F 201 202 RADHAKANTA 8 3 PUR P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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240 SK. VILL - MOGRA, MEM MEMAR DEHA / 368, 369, 1. MAG 28.03 27.03 11. 10. Y Y COMPLET MONSUR P.O.- ARI I-I 174 370, 371, 31 RA .2018 .2023 01. 01. ED AHMED RADHAKANTA 372 B/F 201 202 PUR, 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 241 DIPTI DEY VILL - MEM MEMAR BELUT/54 159, 151, 1. SOM NO NO N N COMPLET ANNADAPALL ARI I-I 109, 188, 85 A ED Y 194, 201 BRICK P.O. - BARSUL Field P.S. - SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 242 SWARUP VILL - MEM MEMAR CHOTKHA 79, 80 0. JAGA NO 13. 12. N Y NI CHATTERJEE CHOTKHANDA ARI I-I NDA / 215 56 TGAU 03. 03. P.O. - RI 201 202 CHOTKHANDA 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 243 ARUP VILL - MEM MEMAR SHYAMNA 347 2. RATU 22.05 21.05 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET MODAK ROSULPUR ARI I-I GAR/ 217 2 L .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED P.O. - 201 202 ROSULPUR 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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244 ANUPAM VILL - MEM MEMAR BHANRPO 271, 309, 1. ROY 21.08 13. 12. N Y COMPLET ROY CHACHAI ARI I-I TA / 51 315, 327 67 CO .2019 03. 03. ED CAMP 201 202 P.O. - CHACAI 8 3 P.S. - PALLA DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 245 RAKHAHARI VILL - DVC MEM MEMAR PASCHIM 832, 833, 2. DHAR 06.05 05.05 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET MONDAL MORE ARI I-I MEMARI / 834, 754, 84 ANI .2018 .2023 03. 03. ED P.O. - 42 818 B/F 201 202 SRIPALLY 8 3 P.S. - BURDWAN DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 246 BASUDEV VILL - KONAR MEM MEMAR KONERPA 1731, 1. SAND NO NO N N COMPLET GHOSH PARA ARI I-I RA / 41 1717, 46 HYA ED P.O. - 1714 BF KALANABAGR AM P.S. - SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 247 BARUN VILL - KALSI MEM MEMAR KALSI/208 810, 773, 1 BAM 13.05 12.05 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET MUKHERJEE P.O. - ARI I-I 910 A BF .2020 .2025 03. 03. ED CHOTKHANDA 201 202 P.S. - 8 3 SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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248 MANIK VILL - PALLY MEM MEMAR KENNA / 481 & 3. MAA 07.02 06.02 13. 12. Y Y COMPLET GHOSH P.O. - ARI I-I 139 OTHER 8 BF .2020 .2025 03. 03. ED ROSULPUR 201 202 P.S. - 8 3 SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 249 SMT. KAJAL VILL - MEM MEMAR DEBIPUR / 976 & 4. VIRA NO 10. 09. N Y COMPLET GHOSH NISHIRAGARH ARI I-I 193 OTHRS 04 BF 12. 12. ED P.O. - 201 202 DEBIPUR 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 250 SAROJ ROY VILL - MEM MEMAR DEBIPUR / 2109, 4 MAH NO NO N N COMPLET & OTHER DEBIPUR ARI I-I 193 2116 & AGUR ED P.O. - OTRS U MEMARI P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 251 SANKARLAL VILL - DENHA MEM MEMAR DENHA / 368 & 2. MOG NO NO N N COMPLET SAHA & P.O. - DENHA ARI I-I 174 OTRS 84 RA BF ED OTHERS P.S. - DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 252 SY. VILL - MOGRA MEM MEMAR MOGRA/1 94 & 3. TUM No 10. 09. N Y COMPLET MONOHAR P.O. - ARI I-I 73 OTRS 61 PA BF 12. 12. ED AHMAD RADHAKANTA 201 202 PUR 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI

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253 FIROJ VILL - MOGRA MEM MEMAR MOGRA/1 15, 20, 2. SONA No NO N N NI AHMAD P.O. - ARI I-I 73 37 57 LI BF RADHAKANTA PUR P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 254 SUJIT VILL - MEM MEMAR BIRSHIMU 248 RANI No NO N N COMPLET GHOSH BENEPALLY ARI I-I L / 221 BF ED P.O. - RASULPUR P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 255 ALOK VILL - MEM MEMAR BIRSHIMU BHAR No NO N N NI BHAGAT BAINCHAIGRA ARI I-I L / 221 AT BF M P.O. - BAINCHI P.S. - BAINCHI DIST. - HOOGHLY 256 BIPLAB VILL - MEM MEMAR HALD No NO N N NI HALDAR CHHIRUL ARI I-I ER BF P.O. - NIMO P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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257 SADEK ALI VILL - MEM MEMAR PALLA / 601 & 2. BB NO NO N N NI KALUPUKUR ARI I-I 45 602 19 CO BF P.O. - KALANABAGR AM P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 258 ADHIR VILL - MEM MEMAR NIMO / 2144, 0. TARA NO NO N N GHOSH KANDARSONA ARI I-I 144 612 66 BF P.O. - SAKTIGARH P.S. - SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 259 TINKORI VILL - DADPUR MEM MEMAR KENNA / 3842 4. MGB NO NO N N NI GHOSH P.O. - ARI I-I 139 77 C BF KALANABAGR AM P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 260 TAPAS VILL - SONAR MEM MEMAR NUDIPUR TBF NO NO N N GHOSH BAZAR ARI I-I / 209 BF P.O. - CHOTKHANDA P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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261 BHOLANATH VILL - MEM MEMAR MOBARAK PARU NO NO N N SUR P.O. - GURAP ARI I-I PUR / 201 L BF P.S. - HOOGHLY DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 262 RAKHA VILL - MEM MEMAR PASCHIM 743 & 2. PBF NO NO N N MONDAL SAKTIGARH ARI I-I MEMARI / OTHERS 66 CO BF P.O. - 42 SAKTIGARH P.S. - SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 263 BINAYAK VILL - MEM MEMAR AMASPUR 4224, 2. BB NO NO N N NI HAZRA MEMARI ARI I-I / 208 4225 07 CO CHEAKPOST P.O. - MEMARI P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 264 KASHINATH VILL - MEM MEMAR PALLA / 695, 696 1. HERO NO NO N N GHOSH TOTPARA ARI I-I 45 36 BF P.O. - SAKTIGARH P.S. - SAKTIGARH DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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265 MADHUSUD VILL - JABUI, MEM MEMAR JABUI/66 110,411, 2. RENU 03.09 02.09 20. 19. Y Y Y HAWA AN P.O. - ARI I-II 131,105 27 KA .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA KAIBARTTYA MEMARI, 201 202 P.S. - MEMARI 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 266 BHUBAN VILL - MEM MEMAR JABUI/66 2,981,29 1. KALI 07.08 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA BISWAS BHUNDUL, ARI I-II 8,229,89 65 MAT .2019 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - 2,990,29 A BF 201 202 BONAGRAM, 90,2991 (BCC 7 2 P.S. - MEMARI O) DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 267 MONGAL VILL - JABUI, MEM MEMAR JABUI/66 922,924, 1. JABUI 07.08 20. 19. N Y Y HAWA KISKU P.O. - ARI I-II 925 15 BF .2019 12. 12. BHATA MEMARI, 201 202 P.S. - MEMARI 7 2 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 268 RAHAMAT VILL - BOHAR, MEM MEMAR BOHAR/9 5104,510 1. SARK 03.09 02.09 20. 19. Y Y Y as HAWA ALI SARKAR P.O. - BOHAR, ARI I-II 3 6,5111,5 6 AR BF .2019 ..202 12. 12. reporte BHATA P.S. - 254 4 201 202 d on MEMARI, 7 2 7.7.20, DIST. - PURBA last BARDHAMAN two years not operat ed

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269 ASGAR ALI VILL - BOHAR MEM MEMAR BOHAR / 5104, 1. SARK NO NO N N NM NM SARKAR P.O. - BOHAR ARI I-II 93 5254, 6 AR BF P.S. - MEMARI 5106 DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 270 MIRA RANI VILL - MEM MEMAR SATGACHI 1713/649 2. SAHA 09.02 10. 09. N Y Y HAWA SAHA SATGACHIA ARI I-II A/81 8 02 B/F .2019 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - 201 202 SATGACHIA 8 3 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 271 NAZRUL VILL - MEM MEMAR HARKOLA/ 476, 479, 1. KBF NO NO N N Y HAWA ISLAM SRIDHARPUR ARI I-II 103 675 8 BHATA MONDAL P.O. - SRIDHARP SRIDHARPUR UR / 104 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 272 SUBRATA VILL - MEM MEMAR SATGACHI 913, 911 1. TRISH NO NO N N Y HAWA MUKHERJEE SATGACHIA ARI I-II A/81 11 A BHATA & CHIRANJIT P.O. - BAMUNP MODAK SATGACHIA UKUR / 79 P.S. - MEMARI DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 273 MADAN VILL - SALOON KHA KHAND SASANGA/ 3430, 1. MOD 13.03 12.03 20. 19. y Y HAWA MOHAN P.O. - SALOON NDA AGHOS 58 3432, 14 ERN .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA MONDAL P.S. - GHO H 3434, BF 201 202 KHANDAGHOS SH 3453 7 2 H

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DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

274 SUBROTO VILL - KHA KHAND KAMALPU 2120, 2. UNIT 11.03 10.03 20. 19. Y Y HAWA PATRA KAMALPUR, NDA AGHOS R/74 2121 34 BF .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - GHO H 201 202 KAMALPUR SH 7 2 P.S. - KHANDAGHOS H DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 275 HASIBUL VILL - KHA KHAND KAMALPU 2471, 1. SATA 04.03 03.03 20. 19. Y Y HAWA MONDAL KAMALPUR, NDA AGHOS R/74 2474, 75 BDI .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - GHO H 2475, BF 201 202 KAMALPUR, SH 2476, 7 2 P.S. - 2467 KHANDAGHOS H, DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 276 SANJIB VILL - KHA KHAND SALOON/6 1462, 1. ABF 03.09 02.09 20. 19. Y Y FIXED GANGULI GANGPUR, NDA AGHOS 3 1463, 08 BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. CHIMN P.O. - GHO H 1469 201 202 EY JOTRAM, SH 7 2 P.S. - BURDWAN DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN

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277 Sandip Panja Vill. Babla, Khan Khanda Lodna 04 1835, MAH 04.03 03.03 25. 24. Y Y FIXED P.O. dagh ghosh 1837, AMA .2020 .2025 07. 07. CHIMN Kushmuri, osh 1338, YA 201 202 EY Dist. Bankura B/F 8 3 278 Ahammed Vill + P.O. Khan Khanda Kamalpur 943, 944, Mond NO NO N N HAWA Ali Mondal Saktigarh Dist dagh ghosh 74 945, al BHATA P Bardhaman osh

279 Tara Kumar , Khan Khanda Kamalpur 2391 to S.T.C NO 25. 24. N Y HAWA Hazra & Purba dagh ghosh 74 2395 and o 07. 07. BHATA Others Bardhaman osh 2400 201 202 8 3 280 Sushil Lumar Vill + PO Khan Khanda Sansaga 41, 43, UNIK 31.05 30.05 25. 24. Y Y FIXED Sarkar Sasanga, P dagh ghosh 58 48 .2019 .2024 07. 07. CHIMN Bardhaman osh 201 202 EY 8 3 281 Smt Sila Ambagan Khan Khanda Onwari 45 91, 92 BUSH NO NO N N FIXED Kundu Natun Colony, dagh ghosh CHIMN P.O. Sripally, P osh EY Bardhaman 282 Saibal Sankari Pukur, Khan Khanda Khudkuri- 2508, Usha NO NO N N HAWA Ghosh Pirtala, P.O. dagh ghosh 69 2510, Brick BHATA Sripally, P osh 2521 Bardhaman 283 Debabrata Anita Cinema Khan Khanda Kamalpur 544, Muku NO NO N N FIXED Mukherjee Lane, Purba dagh ghosh 74 2406 l CHIMN Bardhaman osh EY

284 Nibas Vill + P.o. Khan Khanda Aradanga 162, 163 Milon 10.02 09.02 10. 09. Y Y FIXED Chandra Sen Owari, Dist P dagh ghosh 16 .2020 .2025 12. 12. CHIMN Bardhaman osh 201 202 EY 8 3

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285 Santanu Seharabazar, Khan Khanda Saloon 63 2746, New NO 25. 24. N Y HAWA Gupta Purba dagh ghosh 2747, Majb 07. 07. BHATA Bardhaman osh 2748 oot 201 202 8 3 286 Nimai Vivekananda Khan Khanda Padua 62 22, 26, MOO 10.02 09.02 20. 19. Y Y HAWA Sannasi College More, dagh ghosh 28, 42, N .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA Konar P.O. Sripally, P osh 20, 201 202 Bardhaman 19/875 7 2 287 Smt Sabitri Vivekananda Khan Khanda Chandipur 841, Vivek NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA Roy College More, dagh ghosh 55 1052, anan 12. 12. BHATA P.O. Sripally, P osh da 201 202 Bardhaman 8 3 288 Ardhendu Khaja Anowar Khan Khanda Sasanga 1461, Alpan 18.09 17.09 10. 09. Y Y FIXED Mondal Road, P.O. dagh ghosh 58 1462, a .2019 .2024 12. 12. CHIMN Sripally, P osh 1471, 201 202 EY Bardhaman 1477, 8 3 1488 289 Smt Anita Seharabazar, Khan Khanda Tildanga 31, Mazb NO 25. 24. N Y HAWA Gupta Purba dagh ghosh 66 34/383, oot 07. 07. BHATA Bardhaman osh 33, 81, 201 202 78 8 3 290 Rabindra Seharabazar, Khan Khanda Tildanga 34, 61, Rabin NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA Nath Gupta Purba dagh ghosh 66 70 drana 12. 12. BHATA Bardhaman osh th 201 202 Gupt 8 3 a B/F (Maz boot) 291 Smt Jotsna Vill + P.O. Khan Khanda Khandagh 885, 889, Kisan NO NO N N FIXED Sarkar Khandaghosh, dagh ghosh osh 18 CHIMN P Bardhaman osh EY

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292 Manik Vill + P.O. Khan Khanda Saloon 63 2316, Ghos NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA Kumar Saloon, Dist P dagh ghosh 2320 h B/F 12. 12. BHATA Ghosh Bardhaman osh 201 202 8 3 293 Biswajit Som Raynagar, P.O. Khan Khanda Kamalpur 3002 to SGBF 17.05 16.06 20. 19. Y Y HAWA Raina, P dagh ghosh 74 3004 .2018 .2023 04. 04. BHATA Bardhaman osh 201 202 8 3 294 Saibal Sankari Pukur, Khan Khanda Sasanga 1507, USHA NO 25. 24. N Y HAWA Ghosh Pirtala, P.O. dagh ghosh 58 1509, 07. 07. BHATA Sripally, P osh 1510, 201 202 Bardhaman 1491, 8 3 1495, 1496, 1497, 530, 533, 534, 536, 1516 295 Alauddin (Ambagan Khan Khanda Onwari 45 271, 272, UBF NO NO N N FIXED Modal & Natun Colony, dagh ghosh 277 CHIMN Others (Smt PO-Sripally, osh EY Sila Kundu) Pur Bdn) Saktigarh, P Bardhaman 296 Harimohon Mallick pukur, Khan Khanda Aradanga 1800 to Sumit 11.03 10.03 10. 09. Y Y HAWA Mishra Telipukur, PO dagh ghosh 16 1802 .2020 .2025 12. 12. BHATA Sripally, P osh 201 202 Bardhaman 8 3 297 Sk Saktigarh, P Khan Khanda Na Para 601, 575, Tulip NO NO N N FIXED Mozzaffar Bardhaman dagh ghosh 56 570, 492, CHIMN Ahamad & osh 576, 535, EY others 519, 593

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298 Sk Azim Vill + PO Khan Khanda Saloon 63 2871 to New NO 25. 24. N Y HAWA Kamalpur, P dagh ghosh 2875, Tata 07. 07. BHATA Bardhaman osh 2929 201 202 8 3 299 Jagannath Polempur, PO Khan Khanda Kamalpur 6373, Ghos 13.09 12.09 20. 19. Y Y HAWA Ghosh Machkhanda, dagh ghosh 74 6374 h .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA P Bardhaman osh 201 202 7 2 300 Sk Hafijul & Machkhanda, Khan Khanda Kamalpur 6336, B&B NO NO N N HAWA Others P Bardhaman dagh ghosh 74 6388, BHATA osh 6389, 6395 301 Sk Abdur Vill Atusi, PO Khan Khanda Nischitop 116, 119 BSC 21.01 20.01 20. 19. Y Y FIXED Rajab Masjid para, dagh ghosh ur 54 .2020 .2025 04. 04. CHIMN PS Galsi, Dist osh 201 202 EY P Bardhaman 8 3 302 Sangita Khorkol, PO Khan Khanda Krishnana 358, 359 Asha NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA Kejriwal Telua, Dist P dagh ghosh gr 51 12. 12. BHATA Bardhaman osh 201 202 8 3 303 Narayan Pan Gaitanpur, PO Khan Khanda Atkuttya 813 to Hard NO NO N N FIXED Kamalpur, dagh ghosh 64 816, 819 CHIMN Dist P osh EY Bardhaman 304 Ajit Kumar Seharabazar, Khan Khanda Sasanga 3028, Sona 03.09 02.09 10. 09. Y Y HAWA Nayak Purba dagh ghosh 58 2 .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA Bardhaman osh 201 202 8 3 305 Ashim Masila, PO Khan Khanda Masila 57 281, 282, Mishr 18.09 17.09 10. 09. Y Y FIXED Kumar Sasanga, P dagh ghosh 201 a .2019 .2024 12. 12. CHIMN Mohanta & Bardhaman osh 201 202 EY Others 8 3

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306 Mridul Kakuna, PO Khan Khanda Sasanga 384 to ATMF NO NO N N CLOSED CLOSE ghosh sasanga, P dagh ghosh 58 388, 390 D Bardhaman osh to 396

307 Bimal Ch Vill + PO Khan Khanda Lodna 04 64 Kiron 09.09 08.09 10. 09. Y Y FIXED Ghosh Khandaghosh, dagh ghosh .2019 .2024 12. 12. CHIMN P Bardhaman osh 201 202 EY 8 3 308 Debangshu Bajepratappur Khan Khanda Saloon 63 981, 884 Burn NO NO N N HAWA Mukherjee , Bardhaman , dagh ghosh BHATA & Others P Bardhaman osh

309 Debabrata Seharabazar, Khan Khanda Saloon 63 1276, Santi NO NO N N HAWA Chatterjee Purba dagh ghosh 1277, BHATA Bardhaman osh 1280, 1284 to 1889 310 Sumit Kr Vill + PO Khan Khanda Sasanga 1580, Papp NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA Ghosh Sasanga, P dagh ghosh 58 1582 u 12. 12. BHATA Bardhaman osh Mant 201 202 u B/F 8 3 311 Prativa Maji Vill + PO Khan Khanda Kendur 801, 802, Para NO NO N N FIXED Kendur, P dagh ghosh 111 815, 816, ma CHIMN Bardhaman osh 835 EY

312 Bithika Masila, PO Khan Khanda Chandipur 608, 667 Raja NO NO N N FIXED Mondal Sasanga, P dagh ghosh 55 CHIMN Bardhaman osh EY

313 Uttam Dawn Vill + Po , Khan Khanda Padua 62 548 DAW NO NO N N FIXED Bankura dagh ghosh N CHIMN osh EY

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314 Md Samim Harer Danga, Khan Khanda Na Para 529 SNB NO NO N N FIXED Rail par, P dagh ghosh 56 CHIMN Bardhaman osh EY

315 Subodh Masila, PO Khan Khanda Na Para 1021, New NO NO N N CLOSED CLOSE Kumar Sasanga, P dagh ghosh 56 870, 871, Raja D Mondal Bardhaman osh 874

316 Naba Kumar Kanainatsal, Khan Khanda Saloon 63 2785, SSD NO NO N N CLOSED CLOSE Adok Sripally, P dagh ghosh 2788 D Bardhaman osh

317 UDAY KR VILL - BHAT BHATAR AMBONA/ 1889, 1. J M D 17.12 16.12 20. 19. Y Y HAWA GHOSH NATUNGRAM AR 20 1857/263 13 BF .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA P.O. - 6, 1867 H 201 202 PANCHKULA 7 2 P.S. - BHATAR DIST. - PURBA BARDHAMAN 318 Susanta Vill-Mirpur / Mad RAINA-II Norottam 940,940/ 5. KALI NO NO N N Dutta PO Kendur / habdi bati / 136 2012,941 88 MAT Dist. Purba hi //2014,7 A A BF Bardhaman 54 319 Gangara Vill- Mad RAINA-II Babla / 565,566, 5. TARA NO NO N N Nayak Norottambati habdi 137 576,578, 63 BF / PO hi 587,589, A Eklakshmi / 591,605, Dist. Purba 557(P) Bardhaman 320 Manoj Vill-Sanko / Mad RAINA-II Norottam 348,351, 6. TARA NO NO N N Banerjee PO Eklakshmi habdi bati / 136 352,353, 07 BF / Dist. Purba hi 354,355, A Bardhaman 356(P),35

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7,358,35 9,360,36 1,362

321 LAXMI VILL&PO- AUSG AUSGRA AUSGRAM 2453,923 3. MON UNA N N R CHIMN NARAYAN AUSGRAM, RAM M-I /64 8,9239 09 DAL UTHO EY MONDAL PUR BDN B/F RIZED BHATA

322 Jaharlal Vill. - Katw Katwa - Sahapur, 911, 885, 3.9 M/s 10.01 09.01 14. 13. Y Y UP Ghosh S/o - Sirisurura, a I J.L. No. 02 896, 884, 7 Prom .2018 .2023 12. 12. 897, 899, Brojopal Post. & P.S. - 915, 936, oda 201 202 Ghosh Mob. Katwa, Dist. - 935 Brick 7 2 No. Purba Field 9832277706 Bardhaman 323 Rosanara Vill. & Post. - Katw Katwa - Bikihat, 62, 301 and 3 M/s 19.05 18.05. 14.1 13. Y Y UP Begum W/o Khajurdihi, a I J.L.No. 26 302, 57, 58, Rump .2018 2023 2.20 12. 27, 88 17 Sk. Abdul P.S. Katwa, & Bera, a 202 Kalam, Mob. Dist. - Purba J.L. No. 27 Brick 2 No. Bardhaman Field 9474365873 324 Jatai Ch. Vill. - Ganfulia, Katw Katwa - Bandhmur 523 3 M/s 25.04 24.04. 14.1 13. Y Y UP Ghosh S/o - Post. - a I a, J.L. No. Kalim .2018 2023 2.20 12. 17 Late Alampur, P.S. 39 ata 202 Lakshmikant Katwa, Dist. - Enter 2 a Ghosh, Purba prises Mob.No. Bardhaman (JATI 9434666143 N) 325 Biswajit Vill. - Katw Katwa - Chowdhak 607, 619, 4 M/s 20.01 19.01. 14.1 13. Y Y UP Ghosh S/o Rayerpara, a I , J.L. No. 625, 620 Sima .2018 2023 2.20 12. 17 Panchkari Post. - 31 Brick 202 Ghosh, Mostafapur, Field 2 P.S. Katwa,

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Mob. No. Dist. - Purba 8972208910 Bardhaman

326 Adhir Kr. Katwa `Kat Katwa - Charpataih 85,164,165, 4.4 M/s 21.08. NO N N UP Saha S/o Tantipara, wa I at, J.L. No. 166,167,16 6 Prosa 2019 89 & 9,170,633,6 Satyanaraya Post. & P.S. - 34,635 d n Saha, Katwa, Dist. - Ghoshhat, Brick Mob. No. Purba J.L. No. 22 Field Bardhaman (SNS) 327 (Kripasindhu Vill . & Post. - Katw Katwa - Sahapur, 4,5,7,109,1 2.2 M/s 30.06. 20.0 19. N Y UP Ghosh- Sudpur, P.S. - a I J.L. No. 2 09/913,4/9 6 Pal 2018 4.20 04. 9647623877)Ajoy 61,6/995 18 Kr. Pal S/o Late Katwa, Dist. - Brick 202 Sripada Pal, Mob. Purba Field 3 No. 9475853248 Bardhaman (TATA ) 328 Prosenjit Vill. - Katw Katwa - Bandhmur 2055, 2056, 3 M/s NO NO N N UP Majhi S/o Banagram, a I a, J.L. No. 2061, 2062, Bani 2063, 2064, Sunil Kr. Post. - 39 2120, 2057 Brick Majhi Mob. Bandhmura, Field No. P.S. - Katwa, 6294242163 Dist. - Purba BardhamaN 329 Sridhar Vill. - Katw Katwa - Kalyanbati 381, 339, 2.3 M/s NO NO N N NM NM Mondal, S/o Garapara, a I , J.L. No. 283, 335, 9 Rupa 340, 337, Ganapati Post. - 36 382, 383 Brick Mondal Bandhmura, Field P.S. - Katwa, Dist. - Purba Bardhaman

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330 SRIKANTA Vill + Post Burd Burdwa Chotbelun 3309, .7 PRIN 19.02 18.02 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R FIXED ROY Chotbelun wan n-I /107 3312, 28 CE .2020 .2025 12. 12. ED 3300 H 201 202 7 2 331 SUBRATA VILL+POST BUR Burdwa Baharpur- 2298, .5 UNIK 13.05 12.05 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET R HAWA PATRA BAHARPUR DWA n-I 22 2297 34 .2020 .2025 12. 12. ED BHATA N H 201 202 7 2 332 AMAL VILL + POST Burd Burdwa Chotbelun 4005, 0. LORD 07.08 14. 13. N Y COMPLET R FIXED KUMAR ROY BAHARPUR wan n-I /107 4006, 68 .2019 12. 12. ED 4009 4 201 202 H 7 2 333 GADADHAR VILL & PO Katw Katwa - SUDPUR / 4987, 2 MUK 20.06 19.06 14. 13. Y Y UP GHOSH- SUDPUR, PS a I 30 4988, TAKE .2018 .2023 12. 12. 9609562694 KATWA, DIST. 4989, SI B/F 201 202 PURBA 4968, 7 2 BARDHAMAN 4969, 4970, 4984, 4980, 4981, 4982 334 SMT VILL Katw Katwa-I Bandhmur 1557,166 3 DEBI 20.06 19.06 14. 13. Y Y UP CHAMPA BIJOYNAGAR, a a, J.L. No. 2,1664,1 B/F .2018 .2023 12. 12. MONDAL- PO SUDPUR, 39 666,1708 201 202 9593535303 KATWA, ,1715,17 7 2 PURBA 16,1722, BARDHAMAN 1725,172 8,1729,1 730

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335 (SAMIR KR. VILL Katw KATWA- SAHAPUR 37, 39, 3 STAR 10.01 09.01 14. 13. Y Y UP GHOSH, S/O LT. ANGARPUR, a I - 02 19, 26, B/F .2018 .2023 12. 12. DHIRANDRA NATH MOB- PO 28, 29, 201 202 8016263355) CHURPUNI, 34, 35, 7 2 PARIMAL KATWA, 17 GHOSH PURBA BARDHAMAN 336 SABEYA VILL Katw KATWA- MONDAL 1105,110 3. UNIT 30.01 29.01 14. 13. Y Y UP KHATUN KHADURDIHI, a I HAT/24 6,1107,1 39 ED .2018 .2023 12. 12. (MAHIUL PO 108,1111 B/F 201 202 ISLAM- KHADURDIHI, ,1112,11 (LOR 7 2 9732386121 KATWA, 22,1123, D) ) PURBA 1124,112 BARDHAMAN 5 337 ASHIM VILL & PO Katw KATWA- Bandhmur 936,937, 2 SAHE 25.01 24.01 14. 13. Y Y UP STOCK STOCK BAIRAGYA- SUDPUR, PS a I a, J.L. No. 950,943/ B B/F .2018 .2023 12. 12. THIS THIS 9093532399 KATWA, DIST. 39 1074 201 202 YEAR YEAR PURBA 7 2 BARDHAMAN 338 PROLOY VILL & PO Katw KATWA- CHURPUN 39,54,19 3 JOTIS 10.01 09.01 14. 13. Y Y UP KUMAR CHURPUNI, a I I / 03 2,200,32 H B/F .2018 .2023 12. 12. SINHA- KATWA, 6,528 201 202 9474637681 PURBA 7 2 BARDHAMAN 339 BHAGYADH VILL Katw KATWA- GANFULIA 1167,117 3 BROJ 10.01 09.01 20. 19. Y Y UP AR GHOSH- GANFULIA, PO a I / 41 0,1173,1 ESWA .2018 .2023 12. 12. 9332944420 ALAMPUR, 174,1179 R B/F 201 202 KATWA, ,1181,11 7 2 PURBA 82 BARDHAMAN

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340 BUDDHADE VILL BARA Katw KATWA BARAKUL 1486 TO 0. BDBF 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA B MONDAL KULGHACHI, a II GHACHI 1489 4 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA POST /115 201 202 AGRADIP 7 2 341 SUJAUDDIN VILL BARA Katw KATWA Gazipur,1 208, 211 0. VBF 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA SK KULGHACHI, a II 13 6 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA POST 201 202 AGRADIP 7 2 342 BIDYUT VILL Katw KATWA KALIKAPU 893 AND 0. HERO 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA GHOSH KALIKAPURF a II R ORS 52 BF .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA POST 3 201 202 KALIKAPUR 7 2 343 NANDADUL VILL BARA Katw KATWA Garagacha 1023 0. BBF 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA AL MONDAL KULGHACHI, a II , 116 52 CO .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA AND MANIK POST 2 201 202 MONDAL AGRADIP 7 2 344 SUNIL SAHA VILL Katw KATWA NAWAPAR 416, 417 0. DON 15.01 14.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET NON NAWAPARA a II A/98 49 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED HAWA POST 3 201 202 DAINHAT 7 2 345 CHOUDHAR VILL Katw KATWA JAGADAN 913, 914 0. CBF 24.01 23.01 14. 13. Y Y COMPLET HAWA Y ABUL JAGADANAND a II ANDA 90 .2018 .2023 12. 12. ED BHATA KALAM AN PUR POST PUR/79 6 201 202 AKHRA 7 2 346 AYAN VILL BERA Katw KATWA PATAIHAT 255 AND 0. DHAR 22.08 14. 13. N Y COMPLET HAWA DUTTA POST a II /88 ORS 52 ANI .2019 12. 12. ED BHATA DAINHAT 3 B/F 201 202 7 2 347 RABINDRAN VILL BARA Katw KATWA BARAKUL 3673 0. DELU 09.08 14. 13. N Y NM NM ATH KULGHACHI, a II GHACHI AND ORS 80 X .2019 12. 12. MONDAL POST /115 9 201 202 AGRADIP 7 2

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348 ARINDAM VILL BERA Katw KATWA PATAIHAT 300 AND 0. GEM 31.09 14. 13. N Y NM NM MONDAL POST a II /88 ORS 92 .2018 12. 12. DAINHAT 7 201 202 7 2 349 KASHNATH VILL + PO RAIN RAINA-I SUKUR / 1046- 3. KOHI 07.08 20. 19. N Y HAWA BISWAS TIANDUL A 41 1053 78 NUR .2019 12. 12. BHATA BF 201 202 7 2 350 SRIKANTA VILL RAIN RAINA-I HARIPUR / 1979 & 2. SB CO 02.09 01.09 20. 19. Y Y HAWA HAZRA & BHATCHALA A 37 1970- 73 .2019 .2024 12. 12. BHATA OTRS PEON PARA, 1972 201 202 PURBA BDN 7 2 351 KAMAL VILL RAIN RAINA-I Bandgach 503 & 2. MITH 07.08 20. 19. N Y HAWA KUMAR ROY GOPINATHPU A a, 05 OTRS 3 ILA .2019 12. 12. BHATA R, PO BURAR, 201 202 PURBA BDN 7 2 352 SK VILL RAIN RAINA-I BAMUNIA 1426, 3. PROTI 14.07 13.07 11. 10. Y Y HAWA MOSHARAF BAMCHANDAI A /32 1429- 58 VA .2020 .2025 01. 01. BHATA HOSSAIN PUR, PO 1433, 201 202 JOTRAM, 1430/194 8 3 PURBA BDN 3 353 SAMIR VILL- MON MONGA NATUNHA 501/281, 4. MAA UNA N N HAWA GHOSH PURATANHAT, GALK LKOTE T/59 500/276, 86 BF UTHO BHATA PO- OTE 499/280 RISED NUTANHAT, PS- MONGALKOTE 354 Ajit Kumar Seharabazar, KHA KHAND RAIPUR/6 1812, SONA NO 10. 09. N Y Nayak Purba NDA AGHOS 7 1816 12. 12. Bardhaman GHO H 201 202 SH 8 3

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355 SAGAR PURATANHAT PURB PURBAS MAJIDA/3 2258,226 2. RESH NO no N N C C GHOSH ASTH THALI-II 1 4,2265,2 45 MI BF ALI 267,2268

356 SUBRATAL VILL - PIYARI KALN KALNA-I PEARI 750 0. SHYA 22.03 21.03 13. 12. Y Y HAWA NAGAR, P.O.- PAUL DHATRIGRAM, A NAGAR / 50 MSU .2018 .2023 03. 03. BHATA P.S. - KALNA, DIST. - 88 6 NDAR 201 202 PURBA H B/F 8 3 BARDHAMAN 357 CHIRANTAN VILL & P.O. - PURB PURBAS HARIPUR / 34 10 KAM 06.05 05.05 13. 12. Y Y Y HAWA TELINIO PARA, ROY P.S - PURBASTHALI, ASTH THALI-I 102 4. ALA .2018 .2023 03. 03. DIST. - PURBA ALI 00 B/F 201 202 BARDHAMAN. (Vill- 0 8 3 Haripur, Pur. Bdn.) 358 BIMAL VILL : PURB PURBAS SANTOSH 740, 741, 2. NEW 03.09 02.09 25. 24. Y Y COMPLET HAWA SONTOSHPURPILLA, BISWAS P.S. : PURBASTHALI, ASTH THALI-II PUR 744, 876, 83 BENG .2019 .2014 07. 07. ED DIST. : PURBA ALI PILLA/15 782, 783 0 AL 201 202 BARDHAMAN B/F 8 3 359 PARIMAL S/O-KASHINATH KETU KETUGR BILLESWA LR-1045, 4. ROYA 19.02 18.02 25. 24. Y Y HAWA GHOSH, VILL : 1046, GHOSH ANGARPUR, P.S. : GRA AM-II RRASUI / 62 L .2020 .2025 07. 07. BHATA KATWA, M 75 1047, A (BAN 201 202 (BLOW P.O. : CHURPUNI, 1048, ERJEE 8 3 ER) PS-KATWA, DIST. : 1049, ) B/F PURBA 1050, BARDHAMAN 1051 360 TARUN VILL : KALN KALNA-I Gram 1986(P), 2. N.C.P. NO 10. 09. N Y HAWA KANTI PAL BARAMITRAP A Kalna,J.L. 1989, 23 B/F 12. 12. BHATA ARA, No.-48 1990(P), A 201 202 P.O : 1991, 8 3 BARAMITRAP 1983(P), ARA, 1987, P.S.: KALNA, 1988 DIST : PURBA BARDHAMAN

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361 Biswanath Vill-Nandur, Burd Burdwa Belna- 157 35, 49 & BHAR NO NO N N Y C C Ghosh P.O.- Joteram wan n-II ors AT BF Dist- Purba Bardhaman 362 Alauddin Vill&PO- Katw Katwa-I Bandhmur 6194,619 4. SBF N N UP Mallick- Bandhmura, a a, J.L. No. 5,,6196,6 08 6296178813 Dist-Pur Bdn 39 197,6198 ,6165,62 60,6264 363 SAGAR VILL- MON MONGA HALIMPU 920,921, 4. SAGA UNA N N HAWA GHOSH PURATANHAT, GALK LKOTE R-61 925,926 35 R BF UTHO BHATA PO- OTE RIZED NUTANHAT, PS- MONGALKOTE 364 SAMIR KR VILL- RAIN RAINA-I Bandgach 376,383, 3 SRIM HAWA BANERJEE BANDGACHA, A a, 05 385-387 A BF BHATA PO- & 391- BALIARPUR 395 365 BHABADEV VILL&PO- BUR Burdwa Haldi-04 654 0. HIRA COMPLET RUNNI FIXED ROY NADRA DWA n-I 54 K ED NG N 3

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 List Of Proposed Sand Ghats (Potential Area):-

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Zone 2 – Pre Monsoon Imagery Showing Sand Deposits (Blocks: Mangolkote, Ketugram – I, Ketugram – II, Katwa - I)

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 Cross Section of River – Zone Wise

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Chapter - 4 Detail of Royalty or Revenue Received in last three years

Sl. No Financial Year Royalty (Rupees) 1 2017-18 340555064

2 2018-19 388437614

3 2019-20 331896824

4 2020-21 105385386 (Upto Aug. 2020)

Chapter - 5 Details of Production of Sand Or Bajri or Minor Mineral In Last Three Years

Sl. No. Year Production (cft.)

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Chapter - 6 Process of Deposition of Sediments In The Rivers of The District

 Classifying Rivers - Three Stages of River Development

These categories are: Youthful, Mature and Old age. A Rejuvenated River, one with a gradient that is raised by the earth’s movement, can be an old age river that returns to a Youthful State, and which repeats the cycle of stages once again.

Characteristics found in the 3 Stages of River Development:

YOUTHFUL RIVER-

Perhaps the most dynamic of all rivers is a Youthful River. Characteristically youthful rivers are found at higher elevations, in mountainous areas, where the slope of the land is steeper. Water that flows over such a landscape will flow very fast. Youthful rivers can be a tributary of a larger and older river, hundreds of miles away and, in fact, they may be close to the headwaters (the beginning) of that larger river.

MATURE RIVER:-

The Mature River is an in-between stage. The river still down cuts though to a much lesser degree than the Youthful River does but it also erodes laterally, though not as extensively, when compared to the Old Age River. The landscape over which it passes is steep enough that the river's slope enables a velocity capable of moving not only the finer sediments, but also the larger pebbles and cobbles by way of rolling, bouncing and saltation along the river bed. The area through which the river flows may be mountainous but they will not be as high

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OLD AGE RIVER:-

Old rivers flow slowest and their rate of erosion is encounter acted by the degree of sediment they deposit. Their course is no longer straight and widened floodplains are a common characteristic. An old river rests in an almost flat valley as a result of the many years of erosion that have taken place.

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 STREAM EROSION AND DEPOSITION:-

Flowing water is a very important mechanism for both erosion and deposition. Water flow in a stream is primarily related to the stream’s gradient, but it is also controlled by the geometry of the stream channel. As shown in Figure 2, water flow velocity is decreased by friction along the stream bed, so it is slowest at the bottom and edges and fastest near the surface and in the middle. In fact, the velocity just below the surface is typically a little higher than right at the surface because of friction between the water and the air. On a curved section of a stream, flow is fastest on the outside and slowest on the inside.

Figure 2: The relative velocity of stream flow depending on whether the stream channel is straight or curved (left), and with respect to the water depth (right).

Other factors that affect stream-water velocity are the size of sediments on the stream bed — because large particles tend to slow the flow more than small ones — and the discharge or volume of water passing a point in a unit of time (e.g., m3/second). During a flood, the water level always rises, so there is more cross-sectional area for the water to flow in; however, as long as a river remains confined to its channel, the velocity of the water flow also increases.

Figure 3 shows the nature of sediment transportation in a stream. Large particles rest on the bottom — bedload — and may only be moved during rapid flows under flood conditions. They can be moved by saltation (bouncing) and by traction (being pushed along by the force of the flow).

Smaller particles may rest on the bottom some of the time, where they can be moved by saltation and traction, but they can also be held in suspension in the flowing water, especially at higher velocities. As you know from intuition and from experience, streams that flow fast tend to be turbulent (flow paths are chaotic and the water surface appears rough) and the water may be muddy, while those that flow more slowly tend to have laminar flow (straight- line flow and a smooth water surface) and clear water. Turbulent flow is more effective than laminar flow at keeping sediments in suspension.

Stream water also has a dissolved load, which represents (on average) about 15% of the mass of material transported, and includes ions such as calcium (Ca+2) and chloride (Cl-) in solution. The solubility of these ions is not affected by flow velocity.

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Figure 3: Modes of transportation of sediments and dissolved ions (represented by red dots with + and – signs) in a stream. [SE]

The faster the water is flowing, the larger the particles that can be kept in suspension and transported within the flowing water. However, as Swedish geographer Filip Hjulström discovered in the 1940s, the relationship between grain size and the likelihood of a grain being eroded, transported, or deposited is not as simple as one might imagine. Consider, for example, a 1 mm grain of sand. If it is resting on the bottom, it will remain there until the velocity is high enough to erode it, around 20 cm/s. But once it is in suspension, that same 1 mm particle will remain in suspension as long as the velocity doesn’t drop below 10 cm/s. For a 10 mm gravel grain, the velocity is 105 cm/s to be eroded from the bed but only 80 cm/s to remain in suspension.

Figure 4: The Hjulström-Sundborg diagram showing the relationships between particle size and the tendency to be eroded, transported, or deposited at different current velocities

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On the other hand, a 0.01 mm silt particle only needs a velocity of 0.1 cm/s to remain in suspension, but requires 60 cm/s to be eroded. In other words, a tiny silt grain requires a greater velocity to be eroded than a grain of sand that is 100 times larger! For clay-sized particles, the discrepancy is even greater. In a stream, the most easily eroded particles are small sand grains between 0.2 mm. and 0.5 mm. Anything smaller or larger requires a higher water velocity to be eroded and entrained in the flow. The main reason for this is that small particles, and especially the tiny grains of clay, have a strong tendency to stick together, and so are difficult to erode from the stream bed.

It is important to be aware that a stream can both erode and deposit sediments at the same time. At 100 cm/s, for example, silt, sand, and medium gravel will be eroded from the stream bed and transported in suspension, coarse gravel will be held in suspension, pebbles will be both transported and deposited, and cobbles and boulders will remain stationary on the stream bed.

A stream typically reaches its greatest velocity when it is close to flooding over its banks. This is known as the bank-full stage, as shown in Figure 5. As soon as the flooding stream overtops its banks and occupies the wide area of its flood plain, the water has a much larger area to flow through and the velocity drops significantly. At this point, sediment that was being carried by the high-velocity water is deposited near the edge of the channel, forming a natural bank or levée.

Figure 5: The development of natural levées during flooding of a stream. The sediments of the levée become increasingly fine away from the stream channel, and even finer sediments — clay, silt, and fine sand — are deposited across most of the flood plain. [SE]

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 Flood Plain:-

Flood-plain is an area of land adjacent to a stream or river which stretches from the banks of its channel to the base of the enclosing valley walls, and which experiences flooding during periods of high discharge. The soils usually consist of clays, silts, and sands deposited during floods.

Floodplains are formed when a meander erodes sideways as it travels downstream. When a river breaks its banks, it leaves behind layers of alluvium (silt). These gradually build up to create the floor of the plain. Floodplains generally contain unconsolidated sediments, often extending below the bed of the stream. These are accumulations of sand, gravel, loam, silt, and/or clay, and are often important aquifers, the water drawn from them being pre- filtered compared to the water in the river.

 Replenishment of Sand :-

The deposition in a river bed is more pronounced during rainy season although the quantum of deposition varies from stream to stream depending upon numbers of factors such as catchment, lithology, discharge, river profile and geomorphology of the river course where annual deposition is one meters, but it is noticed that during flood season whole of the pit so excavated is completely filled up and as such the excavated area is replenished with new harvest of minerals.

In order to calculate the mineral deposits in the stream beds, the mineral constituents have been categorized as clay, silt, sand, bajri and boulder. However during present calculation, the waste material i.e. silt which vary from 10 to 20% in different streams has also been included in the total production. Further the Survey of India Topo-Sheets are used as base map to know the extent of river course. The mineral reserves have been calculated only upto

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1.00 meter depth although there are some portions in the river beds such as channel bars, point bars and central islands where the annual deposition is raising the level of river bed thus causing shifting of the rivers towards banks resulting in to cutting of banks and at such locations, removal of this material upto the bed level is essential to control the river flow in its central part to check the bank cutting. While calculating the mineral potentials, the mineral deposits lying in the sub- tributaries of that particular stream/river has not been taken into consideration. Since these mineral deposits are adding annually.

 Surface Runoff

Also known as overland flow is the flow that occurs when excess storm water, melt water, or other sources flows over the Earth's surface. This might occur because soil is saturated to full capacity, because rain arrives more quickly than soil can absorb it, or because impervious areas (roofs and pavement) send their runoff to surrounding soil that cannot absorb all of it. Surface runoff is a major component of the water cycle. It is the primary agent in soil erosion by water. Runoff that occurs on the ground surface before reaching a channel is also called a nonpoint source. If a nonpoint source contains man-made contaminants, or natural forms of pollution (such as rotting leaves) the runoff is called nonpoint source pollution. A land area which produces runoff that drains to a common point is called a drainage basin. When runoff flows along the ground, it can pick up soil contaminants including petroleum, pesticides, or fertilizers that become discharge or nonpoint source pollution. In addition to causing water erosion and pollution, surface runoff in urban areas is a primary cause of urban flooding which can result in property damage, damp and mold in basements, and street flooding.

 Effects of Surface Runoff:-

Erosion and deposition Surface runoff can cause erosion of the Earth's surface; eroded material may be deposited a considerable distance away. There are four main types of soil erosion by water:  Splash Erosion,  Sheet Erosion,  Rill Erosion,  Gully Erosion. Splash erosion is the result of mechanical collision of raindrops with the soil surface: soil particles which are dislodged by the impact then move with the surface runoff. Sheet erosion is the overland transport of sediment by runoff without a well-defined channel. Soil surface roughness causes may cause runoff to become concentrated into narrower flow paths: as these incise, the small but well-defined channels which are formed are known as rills. These channels can be as small as one centimeter wide or as large as several meters. If runoff continue to incise and enlarge rills, they may eventually grow to become gullies.

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Figure 6: Soil erosion by water on intensively-tilled farmland.

Gully erosion can transport large amounts of eroded material in a small time period.

Reduced crop productivity usually results from erosion, and these effects are studied in the field of soil conservation. The soil particles carried in runoff vary in size from about .001 millimeter to 1.0 millimeter in diameter. Larger particles settle over short transport distances, whereas small particles can be carried over long distances suspended in the water column. There are many sediment transport equations which are suitable for use in the prediction of the replenishment rate of rivers/ watershed. Some of the Famous sediment transport equations are: ‐

1. Dandy – Bolton Equation 2. Yang Equations 3. Engelund‐Hansen Equation 4. Modified Universal Soil Loss Equation (MUSLE)  DANDY ‐ BOLTON EQUATION

Dandy Bolton formula is often used to calculate the sedimentation yield. But use of these equations to predict sediment yield for a specific location would be unwise because of the wide variability caused by local factors not considered in the equations development. However, they may provide a quick, rough approximation of mean sediment yields on a regional basis for preliminary watershed planning. Computed sediment yields normally would be low for highly erosive areas and high for well stabilized drainage basins with high plant density because the equations are derived from average values. The equations express the general relationships between sediment yield, runoff, and drainage area. Many variables influence sediment yield from a drainage basin. They include climate, drainage area, soils, geology, topography, vegetation and land use. The effect of any of these variables may vary greatly from one geographic location to another, and the relative importance of controlling factors often varies within a given land resource area. Studies revealed that sediment yield per unit area generally decreases as drainage area increases. As drainage area increases, average land slopes usually decrease; and

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Precluded the development of a continuous function that would adequately define this relationship. Thus, there are two equations derived for when Q was less than 2 inches and when Q was greater than 2 inches.

 Combined Effect of Drainage area and Surface Run off on Sediment Yield

Dandy‐ Bolton determined the combined influence of runoff and drainage area on sediment yield to compute the sediment yield. They developed two equations i.e. for run off less than 2 inch and for run off more than 2 inch, which are given below:‐ Where: S = Sediment yield (tons/sq miles/yr) Q = Mean Annual runoff (inch) A = Net drainage are in sq mile For run off less than 2 inch. (Q<2in) S=1289*(Q) 0.46*[1.43-0.26 Log (A)] F For run off more than 2 inches. (Q > 2 in): S= 1958*(e ‐0.055*Q)*[1.43‐0.26 Log (A)]

 UNIVERSAL SOIL LOSS EQUATION

Sediment loss from water erosion Modeling sediment loss MUSLE is a modification of the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE). USLE is an estimate of sheet and rill soil movement down a uniform slope using rain- fall energy as the erosive force acting on the soil (Wischmeier and Smith 1978). Depending on soil characteristics (texture, structure, organic matter, and permeability), some soils erode easily while others are inherently more resistant to the erosive action of rain- fall. MUSLE is similar to USLE except for the energy component. USLE depends strictly upon

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Y X EK CVF PE SL ROKF where: Y = sediment yield in tons per hectare EK = soil erodibility factor CVF = crop management factor that captures the relative effectiveness of soil and crop management systems in preventing soil loss PE = erosion control practice factor (including management practices such as terraces, contour farming, and strip cropping) SL = slope length and steepness factor ROKF = coarse fragment factor For estimating MUSLE, the energy factor, X, is represented by 0.56 0.12 X 1.58p6 Qq  WSA

where: Q = runoff volume in millimeters qp = peak runoff rate in millimeters per hour WSA = watershed area in hectares

Runoff volume is estimated using the SCS curve number method. Peak flow was estimated using a modification of the rational method which relates rainfall to peak flow on a proportional basis. The rational equation is: q C i A

where: q = peak flow rate C = runoff coefficient representing watershed characteristics i = rainfall intensity for the watershed’s time of concentration A = watershed area

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Chapter - 7 GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT

 River System The river system in Bardhaman includes the Bhagirathi-Hooghly in the east, the Ajoy and its tributaries in the north and the Dwarakeswar, the Damodar and its branches in the south- west. Besides, there are innumerable Khals and old river beds all over the area. On the north, the Kanksa Ketugram Plain lies along the Ajay, which joins the Bhagirathi. The Bardhaman Plain occupies the central area of the district, with the Damodar on the south and the south-east. The Bhagirathi flows along the eastern boundary of the district, and the Bhagirathi Basin occupies the eastern part of the district.

The notable rivers and khals are Damodar, Bhagirathi, Barakar, Ajay, Dwarakeswar, Nonia, Singaram, Tamla, Kukua, Kunur, Tumuni, Khari, Banka, Chanda-kanki nala, Behula, Gangur, Brahmani, Khandesvari, Karulia nala, Dwaraka or Babla, Koiya nala, Kandarkahal, Kanadamodar, Kananadi, Ghea, Kakinadi etc.

(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

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Ajay River originates from Batpar from Chakai block of Jamui district in Bihar. It then enters Jharkhand near Devipur (a proposed industrial area of Deoghar) and flows through Jharkhand and enters West Bengal at Simjuri, near Chittaranjan. It first forms the border between Paschim Bardhaman district and Jharkhand and then between Paschim Bardhaman district and Birbhum district, and finally it enters Katwa subdivision of Purba Bardhaman district at Nareng village in Ketugram police station. It then joins the Bhagirathi River at Katwa Town. Total length of the Ajay is 288 kilometres (179 mi), out of which 152 kilometres (94 mi) are in West Bengal.

The catchment area of Ajay River is 6,000 square kilometres (2,300 sq mi). a) Geomorphological studies i) Place of Origin: Batpar Village ii) Catchment area: 6,000 Sq. Km. b) Geological Studies i) Lithology of catchment area:

The Ajay basin is entirely covered with an alluvial soil (younger and older alluvial) over the rocks of quaternary and upper tertiary age. The quaternary broad coated younger alluvial soil is composed of clay, silt, sand, gravel, pebble and calcareous concretion, etc. whereas tertiary age is covered with older alluvial and laterite soil which is made up of sand, silt, ferruginous concretion, lithomargic clay, gravel and pebble etc.

The river basin of Ajay bears features of both the Chhotonagpur plateau region and the Bengal River Basin. The soil has been grouped into major red and yellow loam sedimentary types in upper and middle basin of Jharkhand region. They river has tendency of laterisation, highly leached, neutral to acidic in reaction, deficient in organic matter, nitrogen and available phosphorus with high potassium content. The Ajay River basin is characterized in three geomorphic units like lateritic upland, older and younger alluvial terrace. The lateritic upland is mainly formed in near the Illambazar and commonly known as Illambazar formation. ii) Tectonics and structural behavior of rocks:

Archaean gneissic

Archaean gneissic is one of the oldest rocks of India and spread over two third of peninsular India. It consists of high-grade metamorphic rocks and commonly named as Bengal Genesis. The upper part of river is covered with Bengal Genesis, which is about 61.16% of the total basin area. It is vastly stratified complex of muscovite, biotite, hornblende, pyroxene- graulite, basic intrusive, pegmatite, quartzite, orthoclase and oligoclase.

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Gondwana sedimentary

Gondwana sedimentary is found in the middle part of the river basin, which cover around 8.81% of the total basin area. It is one of the oldest rock sequences in India, which contains significant amount of valuable mineral and petroleum resources. The basin of the Ajay River is lying in three Gondwana super groups viz. Raniganj formation, Talchir formation and Durgapur bed formation. Gondwana sedimentary is generally composed of the following rock forming minerals such as biotite, hornblende, pryroxene- graulite, pegmatite, quartzite, and pyrite.

c) Climatics Factors i) Intensity of Rainfall:

The monsoon period starts in this area from June and ends in the September where approximately 95% rainfall occurred during this period. Seasonal rainfall occurs due to the South-Western monsoon every year and floods occur depending on the intensity of the storms. The highest rainfall is occurred in the southern part of the river basin and decreases gradually towards the northern part of the Barakar catchment. The river is seasonal and flood prone especially in the lower part of the river basin at Birbhum and Bardhaman district if West-Bengal. ii) Climantic Zone:

Ajay River basin exists in the tropical climatic zone and referred to as a tropical river. The study area experiences moderate climatic condition with winter, hot humid summer and prolonged rainy season iii) Temperature Variations:

The summer season starts from the month of March with hot and humid conditions and ends in June. The maximum highest temperature varies from 46 °C to 48 °C in the month of May and June while minimum temperature varies from 5 °C to 7 °C during December and January.  Damodar River:

The city of Bardhaman is situated on the banks of the River Damodar and acts as an anchor for this town. The river is considered to be a holy and sacred river by the aborigines of the Chotanagpur Plateau. The River Damodar originates from the Sonajuria Falls of the Bijonsa Hill which is located in the district of Palampur in Bihar. The river joins Barakar at the town of Dishergarh in the Asansol subdivision of the Bardhaman district and then flows through the rest of the district of Bardhaman. It continues to flow through the districts of Hooghly and Howrah in West Bengal before finally joining the Bhagirathi River, which is the other name for the in Murshidabad. Bardhaman takes up the shape of a delta along with the branch rivers of the Damodar surrounding it, namely Balluka, Behula, Gangur, Banka and so on, some of which have almost become extinct at present. The civilization of ‘Rarh-Bangla’ has also developed with this river as its centre. A bridge has been constructed over the River Damodar at Sadarghat which is known as ‘Krishok Setu’ (as pronounced in Bangla).

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a) Geomorphological studies i) Place of Origin: Chandwa village, Palamau district ii) Catchment area: 25,820 Sq. Km. b) Geological Studies i) Lithology of catchment area:

The river basin geology constructed by variety of rocks ranging from Archaean about 2/3rd of the deposits in upper and middle basin upto recent age rocks with the Gondwana and Vindhyan deposits, covering considerable areas are in the middle part of the basin with valuable mineral deposits like mica and coal etc.

The lower basin is characterized by alluvium soil. At most places, the crystalline and Gondwana areas are criss-crossed by post-Gondwana intrusions and are punctuated by multi- directional faults and lineaments. The lithology is dominated by the quartzites, quartzmica- schists, biotite-gneisse, biotite-schist, garnetiferousgneiss and schist, acid granulites with hornblend and amphibolites of Archean age Gondwana rocks consisting of sandstones, shales and fire clays with coal seams are forming the part of the catchments of Tenughat, Panchet and .

Though not rich in metallic minerals, the Damodar basin is the storehouse of Indian coal. Other than coal, fire clay, bauxite, mica, limestones are associated with the geological formation of the basin ii) Tectonics and structural behavior of rocks:

The Gondwana sediments overlie the Chhotanagpur Granite Gneiss Complex (CGC) showing broad concordance with the regional structure of the surrounding basement in Damodar valley. The Gondwana basins are presumed to extend also beneath the Cenozoic sediments of the eastern Bengal basin. Phanerozoic sedimentation on Neoproterozoic basement was initiated with the deposition of Late Carboniferous Gondwana sediments in Damodar valley basins. The stratigraphic configuration of the Gondwana sediments of the Damodar valley, early Permian Talchir formation, the lowermost formation of the Lower Gondwana Group is mainly glacigenic in origin in nature. The lowermost Tillite member of the Talchir formation unconformably overlies the Precambrian basement gneisses and correlated with the Dwyka Tillite of South Africa and the Buckeye Tillite of Antarctica region. The Talchir formation is overlain successively by the Barakar formation, Barren Measure formation and Raniganj formation, from bottom to top respectively. The formation of Talchir has a conformable contact with the overlying sandstones of the Barakar formation that pass conformably into the ironstone-shale of the Barren Measures formation.

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Geology Map of Damodar Valley

Map of Damodar Basin

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Seasonal rainfall occurs due to the South-Western monsoon every year and floods occur depending on the intensity of the storms. Over the basin, the annual rainfall varies between 765 and 1607 mm with an average of 1200 mm of which 80% occurs during the monsoon season. The average annual rainfall in the three subcatchments namely Barakar, Damodar and lower basin are approximately 1200 mm, 1250 mm and 1400 mm, respectively. The rainfall is the highest in the southern part and decreases gradually towards the northern part of the Barakar catchment.

Rainfall due to squalls in upper basin are not uncommon during summer season. ii) Climatic Zone:

The Damodar is referred to as a tropical river as it flows through a tropical environment. The tropicality of environment is primarily a product of thermal criteria. Damodar river basin exists in the tropical climatic zone with the hottest summer and the coldest winter. iii) Temperature Variations:

The month of May is the peak of summer season with an average maximum temperature of 43C and minimum of 30C, while December and January are the coldest months. Temperatures during the winter season fall below 4C at some locations in the Damodar river basin

 Bhagirathi River Bhagirathi River, river in West Bengal state, northeastern India, forming the western boundary of the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta. A distributary of the Ganges (Ganga) River, it leaves that river just northeast of Jangipur, flows south, and joins the Jalangi at Nabadwip to form the Hugli (Hooghly) River after a total course of 120 miles (190 km). Until the 16th century, when the Ganges shifted eastward to the Padma, the Bhagirathi formed the original bed of the Ganges. The Bhagirathi river originally flowed down the west of Nabadwip in the past, forming a natural boundary between the districts of Purba Bardhaman and Nadia. With time it has shifted its course to where it is at present, cutting the city off from the rest of the Nadia district. a) Geomorphological studies i) Place of Origin: Foot of the Gangotri glacier and Khatling glaciers in the Garhwal Himalaya ii) Catchment area: 6,921 Sq. Km b) Geological Studies i) Lithology of catchment area:

(I) Archaean Supersequence

The Himadri or Great Himalayan terrain in the central sector ofthe mountain arc is made up of basement complex that has been thrust as an approximately 10,000-m thick slab, giving rise to the loftiest mountain ofIndia.

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Described as “Central Crystalline” or “Central Crystalline Zone”, the complex of metamorphic and granitic rocks comprises two major thrust-bound lithotectonic units.The lower one, called the Munsiari Formation, is made up of Middle Proterozoic granites. The central crystalline rocks are well exposed in the Higher Himalaya of Bhagirathi valleys of district Uttarkashi. The rocks ofCentral Crystalline Group form the oldest crystalline basement of the Himalaya. The gneisses, migmatites, crystalline schist, thick quartzite with conspicuous horizons of calc-silicates with psammite gneisses in the upper part form bulk of the metasediments

Geological formations of Central Crystalline Group along with lithology

Geological Formation Lithology

Badrinath Garnet, Sillimanite, Muscovite and kyanite, migmatites, calcsilicates. Leucogranite, pegmatite and garnet amphibolite

Panduleshwar Banded quartzite gneiss and interbedded quartzmica-schist, para-amphibolite

Joshimath Garnet mica-gneiss, staurolite and kyanite- gneisses, garnet amphibolite

Bhimgora Quartzite White quartzite with gneiss and schist

Ragsi Mica-schist.

(II) Palaeoproterozoic Supersequence

Lithology and Formation

Formation Lithology

Thick bedded massive quailzite-phyllire. White massive fine grained Berinag Formation to gritty, current bedded quartzite with lenticular informational Conglomerate, with phyllitic partings and mafics metavolcanics

Black carbonaceous slate phyllite and bluish grey Limestone with Deoban Formation bands of magnestite and talc schist Massive dolomite with limestone and talc chlorite-sericite schist

Interbedded fine grained quartzite and phyllite with marble and talc- silicate in upper part. Massive, gritty, coarse to fine grained with occasional pebble bed current bedded and graded bedded ripple Rautgara Formation marked with thin partings of chocolate phyllite lenticular dolomite limestone. Mafic amygdadaloidal lava flows altered to drab green chlorite phyllite with phyllite and bands of quailzite

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Grayish black to grayish blue limestone and dolomite with thinly bedded grey slate dolomite with thinly bedded grey slate Banded grey Uttarkashi Formation green and purple slates interbedded with quartzite white tobuff, fine- grained, current bedded quartzite and interbedded slate with minor lenses oflimestone.

ii) Tectonics and structural behavior of rocks:

Barring the alluvial deposits along the river courses and flood plains, entire area of District Uttarkashi is covered by hard rocks. The main rock types are quartzites, phyllites, slates, gneisses of varying degree of metamorphism along with granite intrusives and metabasics. The topography is highly undulating and geological formations are moderately to steeply dipping. Due to frequent undulations of high magnitude a continuous water table doesn’t exist wherever, permeable formation overlies an impermeable one, the water table exists; its extension depends upon the distribution of the aquifer forming rocks and topography. The rocks have undergone intensive metamorphism and recrystallization.

The preexisting rocks got mineralogically and physically rearranged at temperatures higher than the ones at which the rocks were originally formed. This resulted in sealing the primary porosity of the rocks. The area of Uttarkashi district was reshaped by repeated tectonic activities, which gave rise to the development of folds, faults and joints. These structures helped developing the secondary porosity and permeability. The so developed porosity and permeability pave the path for groundwater movement and occurrence where they exist in combination with die favourable topography, the water table is formed and at such locations the hand pumps are installed to develop groundwater

c) Climatics Factors i) Intensity of Rainfall:

The Indian summer monsoon (June to September) rainfall is very crucial for the land use development, economic development, disaster management, hydrological planning for the country. Rainfall is the most important parameters of meteorology for any particular region. It can be used as a climatic indicator ofthe region. Rainfall, spatially, is highly variable parameter depending upon the altitudinal variation. Larger part of the area is situated on the southern slopes of the outer Himalayas, monsoon currents can penetrate through trenched valleys, and the rainfall reaches its maximal in the monsoon season.

About 75% of rain occurs in this zone during the monsoon season, June to September. August is the wettest month. Rainfall rapidly decreases after September and it is minimum in November. About 17% of the annual precipitation occurs in four winter months.

The winter precipitation is in association with the passage ofthe western disturbances and is mostly in the form ofsnowfall, particularly at higher elevations. The precipitation during the pre-monsoon month, which is about 7% of the annual total and the post-monsoon months, is frequently associated with thunderstorms.

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The entire area is under active and accelerated influence of a network of broad and long glaciers with Gangotri as the main glacier. Here, the rate of related processes will be on higher scale and consequently production of alluvial waste i.e silt, sand, pebbles, boulders etc. will also be of higher order as compared to the area where such influence is moderate. Besides glacial and Periglacial zones, the Bhagirathi Basin encompasses another major zone of fluvio- denuiation-mass wasting, where landslides and other mass movement of various intensities is very common processes.

These five zones are –

(i) Paraglacial zone of High intensity,

(ii) Paraglacial zone of Moderate intensity,

(iii) Periglacial zone: Mountain variety,

(iv) Predominantly frost action

(v) Fluviodenudational-mass wasting zone iii) Temperature Variations:

The cold season starts from about the middle of November and continues till the end of February. March to May is dry summer intervened by tropical cyclones and storms. June to September is wet summer while October and November is autumn.

Average temperature in hot season is 300 C while at the cold season is 200 C and Average rainfall is 150 millimeter.

 Dwarakeswar River Dwarakeswar River (also known as Dhalkisor) is a major river in the western part of the Indian state of West Bengal. The river originates near Madhabpur in and enters Bankura district near . It cuts across the district flowing past the district headquarters and enters the southeastern tip of East Bardhaman District. It then passes through . The Silai joins it near and the two together are known as Rupnarayan River, which flows into the near Gadiara in . Dwarakeswar River has much sedimentation from low water (any season). In rainy seasons it is filled up with water; then huge sedimentations are blocked the channel, even near Arambagh the channel basin reduced by garbage and anthropogenic (man made) a) Geomorphological studies i) Place of Origin: Tilbolini Hill b) Geological Studies i) Lithology of catchment area:

The Bengal gneiss facies is revealed in the gneisses of Bihar, Manbhum and Rewah, and some other parts of the Peninsula also. The Carnatic and Salem gneisses are examples; Carnatic gneiss is schistose, including micaceous, talcose, and hornblendic schists. The wellknown micabearing schists of Nellore, which support the mica mines of the district, belong to the

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The Peninsular gneiss of Karnataka, covering 64,750 squares Km, is now believed to be granitic gneiss intrusive into an older Dharwar complex. What have been called the Closepet and Champion gneisses are also later granites intruded in the same basement complex. Recent work in the Archaean Complex of South India has shown that many of the fine-grained gneissic rocks are actually granitoid phases of recrystallised pre-existing formations and do not represent the crushed of foliated phases of true crupti ve granites

ii) Tectonics and structural behavior of rocks:

The Talchir series is succeeded by the second division of the lower gondwana, the Damuda series, and the most important portion of the gondwana system. Where fully developed as in the Damuda area of Bengal, the series is divided into three stages, in the descending order. Raniganj - 1, 500 m. Iron stone Shales (Barren measures) 400 m. Baraker - 600 m: 13 The Barakar Stage along the Damodar rivers rests upon the Talcher Series, and consists of coarse, saft usually with white massive sandstone and shale with thick variable coal seams.

The Damuda fossils are nearly all plants. The flora is chiefly cryptogamic, associated with only a few spermaphytes. It is exceedingly rich in Pteridosperm leaves of the netveined type, the genus Glossopteries here attaining its maximum development, while Gangamopteris is on the decline. The following are the most important genera : ( Pteridosperms) - Glossopteris with Vertebraria, at least nine species, several of them confined to the Raniganj stage, Gangamopteris, Belemnopteris, Merianop teris, Sphenopteris, Pecopteris, Palaeovi ttaria. (Ginkgoales) - Rbipidopsis.

The Raniganj series is represented by the Bijori stage in the satpura by Kamithi beds of Nagpur and wardha valley in chanda, the Pali beds of south Rewa; the Himgir beds in the Mahanadi and Brahmari valleys; the almod beds occuring just south of the Panchmari scarp; and the chintalpudi sandstone of the godavari valley.

c) Climatics Factors i) Climantic Zone: The climate, especially in the upland tracts to the west, is much drier than in eastern or southern Bengal. From the beginning of March to early June, when the monsoon sets in, hot westerly winds prevail, the thermometer in the shade rising to around 45° C (113°F).

The westerly winds die down around sunset and allow cool winds to blow from the south. Nor'westers are frequent during this period and help to mitigate the excessive heat. ii) Temperature Variations: The monsoon months, June to September, are comparatively pleasant, as the weather is not as sultry as in other parts of Bengal. The total average rainfall is 1,400 millimetres (55 in), the bulk of the rain coming in the months of June to September.

Winters are pleasant with temperatures dropping down to below 27 °C (81 °F) in December

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 Kaliaghai River River Keliaghai is originated within district Paschim Medinipur at Baminigram near Dhudhkundi in Jhargram C. D. Block and flowing in an Easterly direction it receives river Kangshabati inside Paschim Medinipur to form river Haldi which is a right bank tributary of river Hugli (Hooghly). The river Kaliaghai trickles out from Jhargram, P.S. in Midnapore district. During the course of its journey, it is fed by the flow of its tributaries namely Kapaleswari, Baghai and Chandia. This combined flow meets the other arm of Kangsabati i.e. New Cossye to form Haldi. The river Haldi formed by joining of New Cossye and the combined flow of Kaliaghai outfalls into the river Hooghly. The lower portion of the river Haldi is affected by over bank spills and drainage problem during the monsoon a) Geomorphological studies i) Place of Origin: Baminigram b) Geological Studies i) Lithology of catchment area:

The Bengal gneiss facies is revealed in the gneisses of Bihar, Manbhum and Rewah, and some other parts of the Peninsula also. The Carnatic and Salem gneisses are examples; Carnatic gneiss is schistose, including micaceous, talcose, and hornblendic schists. The wellknown micabearing schists of Nellore, which support the mica mines of the district, belong to the facies of the Bengal gneisses. The schistose type of Bengal gneiss is regarded as probably the oldest member of the Archaean Complex.

The Peninsular gneiss of Karnataka, covering 64,750 squares Km, is now believed to be granitic gneiss intrusive into an older Dharwar complex. What have been called the Closepet and Champion gneisses are also later granites intruded in the same basement complex. Recent work in the Archaean Complex of South India has shown that many of the fine-grained gneissic rocks are actually granitoid phases of recrystallised pre-existing formations and do not represent the crushed of foliated phases of true crupti ve granites ii) Tectonics and structural behavior of rocks:

The Talchir series is succeeded by the second division of the lower gondwana, the Damuda series, and the most important portion of the gondwana system. Where fully developed as in the Damuda area of Bengal, the series is divided into three stages, in the descending order. Raniganj - 1, 500 m. Iron stone Shales (Barren measures) 400 m. Baraker - 600 m: 13 The Barakar Stage along the Damodar rivers rests upon the Talcher Series, and consists of coarse, saft usually with white massive sandstone and shale with thick variable coal seams.

The Damuda fossils are nearly all plants. The flora is chiefly cryptogamic, associated with only a few spermaphytes. It is exceedingly rich in Pteridosperm leaves of the netveined type, the genus Glossopteries here attaining its maximum development, while Gangamopteris is on the decline. The following are the most important genera : ( Pteridosperms) - Glossopteris with Vertebraria, at least nine species, several of them confined to the Raniganj stage, Gangamopteris, Belemnopteris, Merianop teris, Sphenopteris, Pecopteris, Palaeovi ttaria. (Ginkgoales) - Rbipidopsis.

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The Raniganj series is represented by the Bijori stage in the satpura by Kamithi beds of Nagpur and wardha valley in chanda, the Pali beds of south Rewa; the Himgir beds in the Mahanadi and Brahmari valleys; the almod beds occuring just south of the Panchmari scarp; and the chintalpudi sandstone of the godavari valley. c) Climatics Factors i) Climatic Zone: The climate, especially monsoon type with hot and humid summers and dry winters - a common phenomenon of monsoon climate ii) Temperature Variations: The temperature remains high during the months from March to September. The winters are generally soothing. The minimum winter temperature ranges between 15°c and 22°c. The average annual temperature is about 26.5°c.

 Climate Purba Bardhaman district has a tropical climate - hot and humid. While the hottest month is May, the coldest is January. The monsoon season is from June to September, with an annual average rainfall of 1,400 mm, 75% of it falling in the monsoon months. Localised thunderstorms, called kalbaisakhi in Bengali, are a special feature from March until the monsoon sets in.

The district experiences a climate which is transitional between CWg3 and AW1 types, where 'C' stands for 'warm temperate rainy climates with mild winter', 'W' for 'dry winter not compensated for by total rain in the rest of the year', 'g3' for 'eastern Ganges type of temperature trend' and 'AW1' for 'tropical savanna climates'. Average temperature in hot season is 30oC while at the cold season is 20oC.

The cold season starts from about the middle of November and continues till the end of February. March to May is dry summer intervened by tropical cyclones and storms. June to September is wet summer while October and November is autumn.

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(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

 Geomorphology Barddhaman district with its varied tectonic elements and riverine features, is a transitional zone between the Jharkhand plateau which constitutes a portion of peninsular shield in the west and Ganga-Brahamaputra alluvial plain in the north and east. In general the Jharkhand plateau consists of the metasedimentary rocks of pre-cambrian age, Gondwana sedimentary rocks, Rajmahal basalts and upper tertiary sediments. Laterite has developed on these older rocks as well as on early Quaternary sediments. Towards south, the alluvial plain merges with Damodar-kasain-Subarnarekha deltaic plains. The western half of the district resembles a promontory jutting out from the hill ranges of Chotonagpur plateau and consists of barren, rocky and rolling country with a laterite soil rising into rocky hillocks, the highest being 227 m. These diversify the otherwise monotonous landscape and lend a special charm to the skyline arround Asansol subdivision. Ajoy-barakar divide is a convex plateau, the avarage altitude being 150 m. The gradient is westerly to the west and to the east it is northerly towards Ajay and southerly towards Damodar below the latitude. The Ajoy- Damodar inter-stream tract is made up of several stows consisting of vales and low convex spurs which run in almost all directions except north-east and thus lends a very complicated character to local relief.

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Bardhaman district is divided in to three geomorphic units:-

i. Plateau area (extension of Chotanagpur area of Bihar)- the Westernmost Asansol. ii. Undulatory area- Asansol- Durgapur sector. iii. Flat alluvium terrain- From Durgapur eatwards.

Purba Bardhaman district is a flat alluvial plain area that can be divided into four prominent topographical regions. On the north, the Kanksa Ketugram Plain lies along the Ajay, which joins the Bhagirathi. The Bardhaman Plain occupies the central area of the district, with the Damodar on the south and the south-east. On the southern part is the Khandaghosh Plain. The Bhagirathi flows along the eastern boundary of the district, and the Bhagirathi Basin occupies the eastern part of the district. The undulating laterite topography of Paschim Bardhaman district extends up to Ausgram area of this district.

 Soil Different types of soil are encountered in different topographical biological and hydrological as well as geological condition within the Barddhaman district. In the west coarse gritty soil blended with rock fragments is formed from the weathering of pegmatites, quartz veins and conglomeratic sandstones, where as sandy soil characteristic of granitic rocks and sandstones. This soil is of reddish colour, medium to coarse in texture, acidic in reaction, low in nitrogen, calcium, phosphate and other plant nutrients. Water holding capacity of this soil increases with depth as well as with the increase of clay portions. Towards the east alluvial soil attains an enormous thickness in the low level plains to the east. This alluvial soil is formed of alluvium brought down by the Ajay, Damodar, Bhagirathi and numerous other rivers. These soils are sandy, well drained and slightly acidic in nature. Depending upon the soil Bardhaman district is divided into three separated zones:-

i. Gangetic soil, which is found along the Ganga River. ii. Vindhyan soil, between Ajoy and Damodar Rivers in the central and eastern parts. iii. Red soils, occurring in the undulgating and coal field areas in the western parts of the district. Purba Bardhaman is an agriculturally prosperous district of West Bengal. The soil and climate of the district favour the production of food grains. The undivided Bardhaman district was the largest producer of rice in West Bengal, and bulk of it was produced in what is now Purba Bardhaman district. Rice, the major crop has three varieties – Aus (in autumn), Aman (in winter) and Boro (in summer). Other than cereals and pulses, cash crops such as mustard, til, jute and potatoes are also grown

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Soil Map of The District (Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

Rock Pattern Map (Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

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 Irrigation Irrigation Canals is the most important source of irrigation in the district. The water supply is derived from the river where there is a regulating weir with head works and the Canal extends to on the river Hugli. Besides Canal, number of Deep Tube Wells, River Lift Irrigation and Shallow Tube wells are also used for irrigation

Irrigation

Source of Irrigation

Source of irrigation Area (in thousand hectares)

Government Canals 300.94

Tanks -

Wells 20.03

Other Sources 14.92

Total 335.89

Minor Irrigation

Source of Minor Irrigation

Source of minor irrigation (In No.)

Deep Tubewell 923 (447 HDTW+32 MDTW+444 LDTW)

River lift irrigation 282

Shallow Tubewell 408 (not functioning)

Irrigation Area type Area ( Thousand Hectare) Area under Non-agri. use 182.62 Net Cropped Area 466.63 Barren and Unculturable Land 2.38 Culturable Waste Land 9.84 Cropping intensity % 120 %

(Source: District Statistical Office, Burdwan)

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 Demography As per the data, recast after bifurcation of Bardhaman district in 2017, Purba Bardhaman district had a total population of 4,835,532 with Population Density of 1269. There were 2,469,310 (51%) males and 2,366,222 (49%) females. Population below 6 years was 509,855.

As per the 2011 census data, recast after bifurcation of Bardhaman district in 2017, the total number of literates in Purba Bardhaman district was 3,232,452 (74.73% of the population over 6 years) out of which males numbered 1,781,090 (80.60% of the male population over 6 years) and females numbered 1,453,362 (68.66% of the female population over 6 years)

Total General Schedule Schedule Child Caste Tribe

Total 5,284,078 3,299,835 1,611,263 372,980 562,874

Male 2,701,707 1,696,182 820,554 184,971 286,911

Female 2,582,371 1,603,653 790,709 188,009 275,963

Change in Sex Ratio District Total Male Female

Change 4.5% 2.2% 7.4%

2011 74.7% 80.8% 68.4%

2001 70.2% 78.6% 61%

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Distribution of Male & Female Literates of District

 Forest

(Source: Landsat 8 OLI Data, 15 May 2020)

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The forests of West Bengal are classified into seven categories viz., Tropical Semi-Evergreen Forest, Tropical Moist Deciduous Forest, Tropical Dry Deciduous Forest, Littoral and Swampy Forest, Sub- Tropical Hill Forest, Eastern Himalayan Wet Temperate Forest and Alpine Forest. The forests of this state has a rich assemblage of diverse habitats and vegetation designated with the help of eight different forest types. The diverse fauna and flora of West Bengal possess the combined characteristics of the Himalayan, sub-Himalayan and Gangetic plain.

Sl. No. Mouza With J.L. No. Police Station Total Area in Acres

1 Babla – 137 Raina-II 74.76

2 Narottambati - 136 Raina-II 48.07 Figure: Details of Forest Area Within The District

(Source: Department of Forest, Bardhaman Division)

 Ramnabagan Wildlife Sanctuary:- The Ramnabagan Wildlife Sanctuary was declared as a reserved forest in the year 1960 and is known for its abundance of chital and barking deer. The Ramnabagan Mini Zoo is a part of the wildlife sanctuary and spreads over an area of 14.31 hectares in the area of Mouza Baburbag in Bardhaman. This is under the control of Divisional Forest Officer, in Bardhaman division.

The Ramnabagn Wildlife sanctuary has a wide variety of animals and birds like spotted deer, leopard, sloth bear, crocodile, peafowl, adjutant stork, rosy pelican and blackbuck, which are a recent inclusion. Common langurs are abundant in the zoo area. Few other birds like the parakeets, cuckoos, storks, snakes, mongooses, owls, spotted dove martins thrive in a remarkable habitat in this sanctuary cum mini zoo area. The Ramna garden forest has tall stately teak trees and Sal forests with a variety of plants like Kadbels, Dumur, Jam, etc. Flora of the District

The flora of the district is characterized by the arborescent species such as Simul (Salmalia malabarica Schott. & Endl.), Neem (Azadirachta indica), Amlaki (Phyllanthus embica), Lannea coromandelica Merr., Narikel (cocos nucifera), Khejur (Phoenix dactylifera L.), Tal (Borassus flabellifer L.), Bat (Ficus bengalensis L.), Asvattha (Ficus religiosa L.), Palas (Butea frondosa) , Krishnachuda (Caesalpinia Pulcherrima), Am (Mangifera indica L.) and shrub by species such as ashsheoda (Glycosmis pentaphylla Corr.), Pianj, Rasun, Rajanigandha (Polyanthes tuberosa Willd.), Ghentu or Bhat (Clerodendron infortunatum Gaertn.), Kurabaka (Barleria Cristata), Gulancha (Tinospora cordifolia), Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), Solanum torvum SW., S. Verbascifolium L., Trema orientalis Bl., Shiora (Streblus asper Lour.) and Dumur (Ficus hispida L.).

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The common aquatic and marsh weeds found in the jheels ans swamps of the district are Keshe (Saccharum spentaneum), Bena (Andropogon squarrosus), Caesulia axillaries Roxb., Ganj or pata-sola (Vallisneria spiralis L.), Jhangi (Hydrilla verticillata lasp.), Pond weed (potamogeten indicus Roxb. and P. crispus L.), Kesar-dam (Jussiaea repens L.), Kush (Eragrostis cynosuroides), common Jhangi (Utricularia stellaris L.F. and U. flexuosa Vahl.), Pana (Lemna pancicostata Hegelm), Wodffia arrhiza Wimm., Mootha (Cyperus rotundus), Ceratopteris thalictroides Brogn, Monochoria hastaefolia and M. Vaginalis Presl.., Water hyacinth (Eichornia crassipes), Ottelia Alismoides pers., Bara-pana (Pistia stratiotes L.), Sagittaria guayanansis H.B.K., Najas graminea Del., Hogla (Typha angustata Chub. & Bory),Hygrorhiza aristata Nees, Leersia hexandra Sw and Padma (Nelumbium speciosum).

Fauna of the District

The carnivora of the district comprise jackal and other smaller species. Wolves are scarce, and are mostly met with in the jungles north of Kanksa. Wild pigs are numerous throughout the district and monkeys also abound including the variety known as Hanuman. In the hilly areas an occasional python is met with. Poisonous snakes are very common and include several kinds of cobra, the karait and the deadly Russell's viper. Other most frequently seen varieties are the Dhamna and various species of harmless grass snakes.

The common avifauna of the district are pea-fowl, jungle-fowl, jungle crow, house crow, treepie, common babbler, common jora, gold-fronted chloropsis, red-vented babul, red- whiskered bulbul, red spotted bluethroat, brown-backed robin, Shama, Tickell's blue flycatcher, paradise flycatcher, wood shrike, black drongo, tailor bird, streaked fantail warbler, golden oriole, common mayna, pied mayna, white-backed munia, white-throated munia, spitted munia, red munia, yellow-throated sparrow, house sparrow, woodpecker, India cuckoo, pied crested cuckoo, koel, parakeet, nilkantha, bee-eater, kingfisher, hornbill, hoopoe, horned owl, spotted owlet, jungle owlet, griffon vulture, long-billed vulture, scavenger vulture, lagger falcon, small spotted eagle, brahminy kite, pariah kite, sparrow hawk, various types of pigeon and dove, goose, duck, teal, lapwing, white necked stork and several varieties of egret and heron. The low-lying swampy areas of Barddhaman being in line of migration provide a very good sheltering place for the migratory birds in winter.

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Animals in the District In West Bengal emphasis has been given to conservation and management of sustainable resources in order to achieve the goal of long-term biodiversity conservation. The overall strategy involves protection of critical habitats of endangered species. The strategies also focus on improved PA management, development of infrastructure, habitat improvement programme, reduction of man animal conflict, capacity building and involvement of local people in management of PA areas.

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 Hydrogeology

(Source: State Water Investigation Directorate, Govt. of West Bengal)

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In the major part of the district, ground water occurs in thick unconsolidated Quarternaries and Tertiaries deposited under fluviatile environment, the sad and/ or gravel in different proportions of this formation constitute the main aquifers and they occur down to 295m bgl in the cetral and eastern part of the district. Deeper aquifers occur under semi-confined to confined condition.

Groundwater in the western Up. Palaeozoic- Mesozoic-Tertiary sequence of Gondwana Supergroup of sedimentaries occur under both unconfined and confined conditons down to 150.35m bgl.

Depth to water level in premonsoon period (2006) varies from 1.43 to 19.03 mbgl whereas that to post monsoon it is from 1.03 to 31.00 mbgl.

 Aquifer Characteristics:- Tube well in the central & eastern part constructed tapping both semi-confined and confined aquifers are characterized generally medium duty (50-150 m3/hr) to heavy duty (>150 m3/hr) yield with nominal drawdown of 4-5 m. Transmissivity (T) values ranges from 30.77-1700 m2/day and the storativity ranges from 2.0 x 10-4 to 188 x 10-4. The aquifers of Gondwana sedimentaries are archaean metamorphics show T values ranging from 40 to 50 m 2/day and Storativity value is about 14 x 10-4.

 Groundwater Resources:- The dynamic ground water resources of Bardhaman district has been estimated jointly by CGWB and SWID, Govt. of West Bengal, following the norms laid down by GEC 1997 methodology and projected as on 31.03.04.

The reconciled figure are as under:

Total Ground Water Resources 333,866 ham

Net Annual Ground Water Availability 303,295 ham

Existing Ground Water Draft for all uses: 131,900 ham

a. Irrigation 123,679 ham b. Domestic & Industrial Water Supply 8221 ham

Stage of Ground Water Development 43.49%

Allocation for domestic & industrial water , 12187 ham

Supply requirement up to 25 yrs.

Net Ground Water Availability for future irrigation 161807 ham development

Categorization of blocks 25 blocks are categorized ‘safe’, 6 blocks are Semi- Critical.

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 Groundwater Management Strategy:- Groundwater Development: At present groundwater development in this district is controlled mainly by the shallow tube wells along with some deep tube wells and a few open wells. As per the Groundwater Estimation Committee, 1997, the total groundwater resources calculated based on the data of shallow wells tapping the unconfined aquifers, is about 333,868 ham. Existing ground water draft for all uses is 131,900 ha and the stage of ground water development is 43.49 % .

Water Conservation & Artificial Recharge: No structure has been constructed by CGWB so far in this district.

 Groundwater Related Issues & Problems:- i. Water Conservation & Artificial Recharge (Geogenic) : Arsenic contaminated (above permissible limit of 0.01 mg/l) groundwater has been reported sporadically in 5 blocks, viz. Purbasthali- I & II, Katwa – I & II and Kalna –II. No. of affected population of 371,000 are residing in risk zone of 266 villages of about 867.51 sq. k. This arsenic contamination is restricted within 80-90 m depth. Also sporadic occurences of high concentration of iron above permissible limit in ground water have been reported at Asansol and Hirapur areas.

ii. Categorisation of Blocks: Six Blocks have already been categorized as Semi- Critical Blocks. iii. Decline in Water Level: Deep water level within a range of 15-20 m bgl recorded in Mangolkot, Bhatar and Purbsthalu-II Blocks. The north western corner of the district, underlain by hard rocks, viz. granites, shallow bore wells/open wells go dry and the saturated thickness of aquifers becomes negligible for extraction of water by pup. From the long term monitoring of water level as envisaged from the study of piezometers of CGWB, declining trend has been observed both in pre- monsoon and post- monsoon in some parts of district especially at Bhatar, , , Madhyamgram and Ketugram; rising trend of water level has been encountered at Simion. iv. Risk to disasters:

a. Ground water gets contaminated with mine seepage water in the coal mine area and the effluents from the nearby industrial units, and it becomes unsuitable for

domestic consumption. As a result, high concentrations of SO42- and Ca 2+ have been reported in ground water in the vicinity of coal mines.

b. The water level recedes very much during summer months in the vicinity of active mine establishments of coal belts resulting in the drying up of majority of open wells. The presence of both open cast and under ground coal mines have a pronounced effect on the ground water regime and modifies the ground water flow pattern to a large extent.

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c. Bio-Chemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) is high in case of surface water and very high in mine seepage water and very often exceeds the permissible limit.

 Mass Awareness & Training Activity:- Mass Awareness Program (M.A.P.)

Mass Awareness One Mass Awareness Programmes was conducted in Programme(MAP) this district till date. The details are as follows:

Sl. Place (Block) Date No. of Theme

No. Participants

1. Durgapur/ 14.11.2000 200 Industrial pollution of ground Durgapur- water in Durgapur and its Faridpur surrounding.

 Ground Water Management Training Programme (WMTP):- Water Management One number of Water Management Training Programme Training Programme was conducted in this district. The details are as follows:

Sl. Place (Block) Date No. of Theme No. Participants

1. Asansol 15-16 Dec. 20 Rain Water Harvesting 2005

 Water Resource Day - CGWB has participated in a Mela-cum-Exhibition in recent years in this district. The details are as follows: Sl. No. Place (Block) Date Objectives

1. Bardhaman 1990-1991 To aware the people about the scope of development of ground water resources

 Area Notified by CGWB/SGWA:- List of area : Nil

Source- CGWB Report, Ministry of Water Resources (Bardhaman District)

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Chapter - 8 Land Utilization Pattern In The District

(Source: Purba Bardhaman District Oficial Web Portal)

Land use Percentage Water Bodies 0.044127265 Forest 4.782365174 Cropland 4.873146179 Barren Land 2.9603496 Builtup Land 9.242127884 Scrubland 49.02923303 Fallow Land 28.17555155 Sand 0.893099319 Total 100

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Chapter - 9 Physiography of The District

Barddhaman district consists of two major physiographical divisions viz. 1) Low dissected plateau interspersed with hillocks, mounds and low-lying valleys 2) Alluvial plain with meander plain. The general slope of the district is from North West to south east. The low dissected plateau, an extension of Chotanagpur plateau extends onwards west. The differential relief is Bed mostly on lithology. The area is lateritic. The alluvial plain extends from the 80 m contour in west to 40 m contour in the east and formed of alluvium brought by the rivers Damodar and Ajoy and their tributaries. Successive floods and depositions gradually raised the area above flood level. The meander flood plain below 20 m contour is of recent formation and is due to the river Bhagirathi. The area is intersected by a number of rivers and streams inadequate drainage system leads to water logged areas in this zone. The western part of the district comprises the interfluve of the rivers. River Bhagirathi has changed its course often and has left disused channels all along its western bank creating a string of marshes and swamps. Barddhaman district with its varied tectonic elements and riverine features, is a transitional zone between the Jharkhand plateau which constitutes a portion of peninsular shield in the west and Ganga-Brahamaputra alluvial plain in the north and east. In general the Jharkhand plateau consists of the metasedimentary rocks of pre-cambrian age, Gondwana sedimentary rocks, Rajmahal basalts and upper tertiary sediments. Laterite has developed on these older rocks as well as on early Quaternary sediments. Towards south, the alluvial plain merges with Damodar-kasain-Subarnarekha deltaic plains. Ajoy-barakar divide is a convex plateau, the avarage altitude being 150 m. The gradient is westerly to the west and to the east it is northerly towards Ajay and southerly towards Damodar below the latitude. The Ajoy- Damodar inter-stream tract is made up of several stows consisting of vales and low convex spurs which run in almost all directions except north-east and thus lends a very complicated character to local relief.

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Chapter - 10 Rainfall: Month Wise & Climate Condition

Rainfall Data (mm.)

2018 2017 2016 2015 2014

Jan 0.00 1.20 13.50 8.50 1.10

Feb 0.10 0.00 29.30 10.10 35.10

Mar 15.10 32.60 15.00 29.40 32.00

Apr 82.60 28.30 0.00 76.30 0.70

May 43.50 171.20 120.00 64.20 74.60

Jun 158.10 255.80 182.50 338.10 233.90

Jul 329.70 464.10 263.90 587.30 280.60

Aug 14.70 252.90 463.50 285.80 256.50

Sep 154.30 178.20 274.50 111.80 195.30

Oct 16.00 260.10 44.30 34.10 23.90

Nov 0.00 14.50 1.90 0.00 0.00

Dec 26.70 9.10 0.00 0.90 0.70 (Source: Indian Meteorological Department, Nagpur)

Purba Bardhaman district has a tropical climate - hot and humid. While the hottest month is May (average high-temperature 37.40 C), the coldest is January (average low-temperature 120 C). The monsoon season is from June to September, with an annual average rainfall of 1,400 mm, 75% of it falling in the monsoon months. Localized thunderstorms, called ‘Kalbaisakhi’ in Bengali, are a special feature from March until the monsoon sets in.

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Chapter - 11 GEOLOGY AND THE MINERAL WEALTH OF THE AREA

The district Barddhaman is one of the largest districts of West Bengal with a elongated shape from the river Bhagirathi in the eastern border to the border of the state of Bihar in the west. The district is underlain by different geological formations ranging from hard consolidated rockls of Pre-Cambrian age to unconsoliadated aluminium of recent age.

Barddhaman district with its varied tectonic elements and riverine features is a transitional zone between Bihar plateau which constitutes a portion of peninsular shield in the west and Ganga- Brahmaputra alluvial plain in the north and the east. In general the Bihar plateau consists of the metasedimentary rocks of pre-cambrian age, Gondwana sedimentary rocks, Rajmahal Basalts and Upper Territory sediment. Laterite has developed on these older rocks as well as on early quarternary sediment. Towards south the alluvial plain merges with the Kasai- Subarnarekha- Baitarani deltaic plains the study area is located in a gently undulating plains with comparatively higher relief in the western part covering the Chotonagpur plateau fringes and occupying the parts of alluvial plains of the Ganga delta in the east. The western portion of this district is formed of Archean (Pre-Cambrian) rocks containing a multitude of varieties of grantiod and schistose which had crystalised at least 900 million years ago. Dystrophic movements then gave birtL i.e so many generations of mountain range. In Barddhaman the mountains have been eroded down to their roots. But the Archean schield has been traced below a thin veneer of alluvium upto a zone passing through the Midnapur, West Galsi and Jangipur areas. The exposed portions of the schield in Chittaranjan, Salanpur and Barabani police station display a peneplaned landscape interspersed with dome- shape residual mounds, But the Archean rocks have greatly compressed and meta- morphosed high pressure and temperatures at great depths to which they were pushed down by the weight of the overlying sediments scars of gully crossing along tributaries ofthe A jay and the BaraKar as well as along NoniaKhal, a tributary to the Damodar is very pronounced.

Barddhaman sadar is almost entirely covered by a relatively thin blanket of Holocene alluvium. Gondowana sediments and Rajmahal volcanoes lie in the alluviated plains ofBarddhaman; The Kusumgram plain is situated east of Worgram laterite upland and plains extend from 47m along the western margin to 15m above mean sea level in the ease.

From West to East the district may be subdivided into

(i) Plateau fringe area

(ii) Zone of degradation.

(iii) Zone of aggradation.

The major structural features of the Bengal basin found in Barddhaman district are-

( 1) The basin margin of scarp-fault zone of shallow basement rocks and a system of en-echelon scarps and faults, most of which are normal down to the basin strike faults; and

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(2) The shelf zone characterised by regional homoclinal dip and gradual basin word thickening of tertiary sections.

Eastern zone is marked by a long trend of normal faults running through Jalangi-Debagram- Barddhaman -Arambag. Further eastwards the MemariChinsura--Calcutta areas are marked by a complete absence of structural features. The stable shelf zone covers Durgapur, Barddhaman Katwa and Kalna subdivisions.

District Planning Map Series

(Source: Survey of India)

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(Source: Geological Survey of India)

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Chapter - 12 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

 Drainage system with description of main river

Area Drained % Area Drained in Sl.no Name of the River (square km) the District

1 Hoogly 14.67 0.27

2 Damodar 755.68 13.95

3 Ajoy 4.85 0.08

4 Dwarkeshwar 22.07 0.4

 Salient features of Important Rivers and Streams

Name of the River Total Length in the Altitude at S.no Place of Origin Stream District (in km) Origin

1 Hoogly 43.75 Nabadwip (West Bengal) 8 m

2 Damodar 67.15 Chulhapani (Jharkhand) 910 m

3 Ajoy 27.96 Batpar (Bihar) 302 m

4 Dwarkeshwar 8.31 Purulia (West Bengal) 228 m

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 Mineral Potential and Annual Deposition

Name of the River Portion of River or Stream Length of area Average width of Area recommended Mineable Sl. Recommended for recommended area recommended for mineral mineral No. Mineral Concession for mineral for mineral concession (in potential (in (Central Axis Latitude – concession (in concession (in square meter) metric tonne) Longitude And Nearby km) meter) (60% of total Village Name) mineral potential)* A1 Ajay 23°36' 25.363" N, 87°32' 0.773213 134 99330 31.709" E 33792 Near Village Maukhira, Sub- division Bardhaman A10 Ajay 23°34' 48.754" N, 87°47' 0.673095 95 76790 1.471" E 26124 Near Village Mahadebpur, Sub-division Katoya A11 Ajay 23°34' 11.049" N, 87°47' 0.540467 123 66840 49.929" E 22739 Near Village Paligram, Sub- division Katoya A12 Ajay 23°33' 52.206" N, 87°49' 0.542337 134 66780 1.436" E 22719 Near Village Lakhuria, Sub- division Katoya A13 Ajay 23°33' 31.929" N, 87°50' 1.339084 146 182850 38.749" E 62206 Near Village Kotalghosh, Sub- division Katoya A14 Ajay 23°32' 57.355" N, 87°51' 0.338865 76 24270 8257 30.777" E District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

Near Village Kalyanpur, Sub- division Katoya A15 Ajay 23°33' 16.345" N, 87°52' 0.515748 147 75750 39.576" E 25770 Near Village Tikuri, Sub- division Katoya A16 Ajay 23°33' 17.844" N, 87°53' 0.975347 132 142330 26.597" E 48421 Near Village Kogram, Sub- division Katoya A17 Ajay 23°37' 55.443" N, 87°57' 0.598755 166 102860 41.288" E 34993 Near Village Narenga, Sub- division Katoya A18 Ajay 23°37' 43.503" N, 87°58' 1.30615 164 189600 14.141" E 64502 Near Village Maliara, Sub- division Katoya A19 Ajay 23°37' 54.050" N, 87°58' 0.992251 105 91050 32.170" E 30975 Near Village Chakdaha, Sub- division Katoya A2 Ajay 23°36' 6.279" N, 87°34' 2.575379 100 266460 1.760" E 90650 Near Village Harinathpur, Sub-division Bardhaman A20 Ajay 23°38' 19.842" N, 87°59' 1.226734 210 280290 9.694" E 95355 Near Village Noapara, Sub- division Katoya A21 Ajay 23°38' 27.806" N, 87°59' 0.166051 64 9890 3365 4.241" E

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Near Village Noapara, Sub- division Katoya A22 Ajay 23°38' 4.373" N, 87°59' 1.776223 114 194570 50.008" E 66193 Near Village Gonful, Sub- division Katoya A23 Ajay 23°38' 13.380" N, 88°0' 0.474394 68 38440 48.756" E Near Village Uttar 13077 Brahmapur, Sub-division Katoya A24 Ajay 23°38' 13.579" N, 88°1' 0.23482 65 16340 13.845" E 5559 Near Village Dhanyarukhi, Sub-division Katoya A25 Ajay 23°38' 23.166" N, 88°1' 0.515219 265 137780 45.405" E 46873 Near Village Dhanyarukhi, Sub-division Katoya A26 Ajay 23°38' 32.767" N, 88°1' 0.835348 180 148200 35.456" E 50418 Near Village Teora, Sub- division Katoya A27 Ajay 23°38' 3.297" N, 88°2' 0.824298 159 127460 12.022" E 43362 Near Village Rosui, Sub- division Katoya A28 Ajay 23°38' 32.727" N, 88°2' 0.410429 106 40270 36.394" E 13700 Near Village Billeswar Rasui, Sub-division Katoya A29 Ajay 23°38' 31.822" N, 88°2' 0.439497 145 77960 26522 53.558" E

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Near Village Rajua, Sub- division Katoya A3 Ajay 23°35' 54.908" N, 87°36' 0.944214 64 78380 7.946" E 26665 Near Village Kura, Sub- division Bardhaman A30 Ajay 23°38' 30.807" N, 88°3' 0.187846 50 9750 22.617" E 3317 Near Village Rajua, Sub- division Katoya A31 Ajay 23°38' 39.106" N, 88°3' 0.344771 41 16460 22.847" E 5600 Near Village Billeswar, Sub- division Katoya A32 Ajay 23°39' 4.980" N, 88°3' 0.252601 47 11790 46.276" E 4011 Near Village Sahapur, Sub- division Katoya A33 Ajay 23°38' 57.657" N, 88°4' 0.333668 52 22280 35.360" E 7580 Near Village Charkhi, Sub- division Katoya A34 Ajay 23°39' 4.121" N, 88°4' 0.340039 50 17420 54.161" E 5926 Near Village Barenda, Sub- division Katoya A35 Ajay 23°40' 4.476" N, 88°5' 1.027901 25 36980 20.126" E 12581 Near Village Sunea, Sub- division Katoya A36 Ajay 23°39' 5.730" N, 88°5' 0.341735 39 13220 4497 43.313" E Near Village

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Nabagram, Sub-division Katoya A4 Ajay 23°36' 20.238" N, 87°38' 3.126957 200 527000 18.554" E Near Village 179285 Malacha, Sub-division Bardhaman A5 Ajay 23°37' 7.528" N, 87°40' 1.390183 156 226710 27.698" E Near Village 77127 Udaypur, Sub-division Bardhaman A6 Ajay 23°36' 53.123" N, 87°42' 1.409544 139 213430 51.141" E Near Village Satla, 72609 Sub-division Bardhaman A7 Ajay 23°35' 39.448" N, 87°43' 1.843318 54 128140 48.282" E Near Village 43593 Aogram, Sub-division Bardhaman, Katoya A8 Ajay 23°35' 26.342" N, 87°45' 0.32127 61 22770 15.787" E Near Village 7746 Majkhanra, Sub-division Katoya A9 Ajay 23°35' 6.513" N, 87°45' 0.828249 92 86600 47.204" E Near Village 29461 Majhkanra, Sub-division Katoya D1 Damodar 23°13' 42.416" N, 87°39' 0.737783 162 108230 35.358" E Near Village 36820 Beldanga, Sub-division Bardhaman D10 Damodar 23°14' 9.429" N, 87°47' 2.392 307 907740 54.528" E Near Village 308813 Ganitanpur, Sub-division Bardhaman

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D11 Damodar 23°13' 21.068" N, 87°49' 6.799359 578 3242080 2.786" E Near Village Idilpur, 1102956 Sub-division Bardhaman D12 Damodar 23°12' 10.554" N, 87°51' 2.555206 180 404600 42.639" E Near Village Jamna, 137645 Sub-division Bardhaman D13 Damodar 23°12' 9.679" N, 87°52' 7.855971 654 3940560 59.027" E Near Village 1340579 Becharhat, Sub-division Bardhaman D14 Damodar 23°10' 31.777" N, 87°56' 13.689337 460 5522880 41.644" E Near Village 1878884 Bamunia, Sub-division Bardhaman D15 Damodar 23°8' 15.333" N, 88°0' 4.079095 296 1088070 17.732" E Near Village 370161 Chalbalpur, Sub-division Bardhaman D16 Damodar 23°7' 12.104" N, 87°59' 1.110773 366 473190 13.621" E Near Village 160979 Dadpur, Sub-division Bardhaman D17 Damodar 23°5' 3.347" N, 87°59' 1.244959 128 161630 23.597" E Near Village Kalera, 54987 Sub-division Bardhaman D18 Damodar 23°3' 4.714" N, 87°58' 0.802184 108 87250 43.839" E Near Village 29682 Shrikrishanapur, Sub-division Bardhaman D19 Damodar 23°1' 33.968" N, 87°57' 0.97272 229 210270 39.348" E Near Village 71534 Sahhosenpur, Sub-division Bardhaman

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D2 Damodar 23°14' 36.756" N, 87°39' 10.623459 1264 8243900 45.881" E Near Village 2804575 Sikarpur, Sub-division Bardhaman D20 Damodar 23°0' 26.852" N, 87°57' 0.742873 131 88610 26.074" E Near Village 30145 Muidipur, Sub-division Bardhaman D3 Damodar 23°14' 41.452" N, 87°42' 4.069849 648 2086990 3.685" E Near Village 709994 Kumirkola, Sub-division Bardhaman D4 Damodar 23°15' 1.255" N, 87°43' 2.027865 746 1322790 5.457" E Near Village Dadpur, 450013 Sub-division Bardhaman D5 Damodar 23°15' 8.141" N, 87°44' 2.235407 674 1651310 18.426" E Near Village Jujuti, 561776 Sub-division Bardhaman D6 Damodar 23°14' 41.436" N, 87°44' 3.040897 569 1707230 49.472" E Near Village 580800 Chandipur, Sub-division Bardhaman D7 Damodar 23°14' 40.309" N, 87°46' 1.149168 364 635980 10.189" E Near Village 216360 Konarpur, Sub-division Bardhaman D8 Damodar 23°14' 30.245" N, 87°46' 0.400642 155 46720 19.890" E Near Village 15894 Napara, Sub-division Bardhaman D9 Damodar 23°14' 27.261" N, 87°46' 1.131204 386 333950 113610 48.405" E Near Village

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Atkulya, Sub-division Bardhaman H1 Hoogly 23°14' 2.625" N, 88°21' 38.107" E Near Village Kalna, 0.908517 200 162960 27719 Sub-division Kalna

M1 Mundeshwari 22°59' 55.579" N, 87°57' 8.274" E Near Village 1.456313 223 325230 55322 Singarpur, Sub-division Bardhaman M2 Mundeshwari 22°58' 40.521" N, 87°56' 42.072" E Near Village 5.532071 278 1113410 189391 Atapur, Sub-division Bardhaman M3 Mundeshwari 22°56' 53.010" N, 87°56' 26.667" E Near Village 1.272084 297 408500 69486 Fulbagan, Sub-division Bardhaman

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 Sediment Load Comparison Between Pre And Post Monsoon:

Sl. No. Potential Area Pre Monsoon Post Monsoon Mineral Deposit (sqm) Mineral Potential Potential ID Metric Ton (60%) Metric Ton (60%) 1 A1 99330 28160.055 33792.066 2 A10 76790 21769.965 26123.958 3 A11 66840 18949.14 22738.968 4 A12 66780 18932.13 22718.556 5 A13 182850 51837.975 62205.57 6 A14 24270 6880.545 8256.654 7 A15 75750 21475.125 25770.15 8 A16 142330 40350.555 48420.666 9 A17 102860 29160.81 34992.972 10 A18 189600 53751.6 64501.92 11 A19 91050 25812.675 30975.21 12 A2 266460 75541.41 90649.692 13 A20 280290 79462.215 95354.658 14 A21 9890 2803.815 3364.578 15 A22 194570 55160.595 66192.714 16 A23 38440 10897.74 13077.288 17 A24 16340 4632.39 5558.868 18 A25 137780 39060.63 46872.756 19 A26 148200 42014.7 50417.64 20 A27 127460 36134.91 43361.892 21 A28 40270 11416.545 13699.854 22 A29 77960 22101.66 26521.992 23 A3 78380 22220.73 26664.876 24 A30 9750 2764.125 3316.95 25 A31 16460 4666.41 5599.692 26 A32 11790 3342.465 4010.958 27 A33 22280 6316.38 7579.656 28 A34 17420 4938.57 5926.284 29 A35 36980 10483.83 12580.596 30 A36 13220 3747.87 4497.444 31 A4 527000 149404.5 179285.4 32 A5 226710 64272.285 77126.742 33 A6 213430 60507.405 72608.886 34 A7 128140 36327.69 43593.228 35 A8 22770 6455.295 7746.354 36 A9 86600 24551.1 29461.32 37 D1 108230 30683.205 36819.846 38 D10 907740 257344.29 308813.148 District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

39 D11 3242080 919129.68 1102955.616 40 D12 404600 114704.1 137644.92 41 D13 3940560 1117148.76 1340578.512 42 D14 5522880 1565736.48 1878883.776 43 D15 1088070 308467.845 370161.414 44 D16 473190 134149.365 160979.238 45 D17 161630 45822.105 54986.526 46 D18 87250 24735.375 29682.45 47 D19 210270 59611.545 71533.854 48 D2 8243900 2337145.65 2804574.78 49 D20 88610 25120.935 30145.122 50 D3 2086990 591661.665 709993.998 51 D4 1322790 375010.965 450013.158 52 D5 1651310 468146.385 561775.662 53 D6 1707230 483999.705 580799.646 54 D7 635980 180300.33 216360.396 55 D8 46720 13245.12 15894.144 56 D9 333950 94674.825 113609.79 57 H1 162960 46199.16 27719.496 58 M1 325230 92202.705 55321.623 59 M2 1113410 315651.735 189391.041 60 M3 408500 115809.75 69485.85

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 Few More Potential Area Identified During Field Survey

Sl. No. Sand Block Code C/D Block River Name Mouza Name Area Mineable Reserve Latitude - Longitude Name (Ha) (cft.) 1 Burdwan Sadar-1/Idilpur/830 (P) Bardhaman I Damodar Idilpur 4.65 3436544.232 1. 23°13'29.42"N, & ors/D 87°49'11.05"E 2. 23°13'27.90"N, 87°49'15.80"E 3. 23°13'18.21"N, 87°49'11.54"E 4. 23°13'20.04"N, 87°49'6.83"E 2 Burdwan Sadar-1/Idilpur/831 (P) Bardhaman I Damodar Idilpur 4 2961478.872 1. 23°13'27.60"N, & ors/E 87°49'16.47"E 2. 23°13'26.10"N, 87°49'21.60"E 3. 23°13'17.20"N, 87°49'16.00"E 4. 23°13'18.33"N, 87°49'12.46"E 3 Burdwan Sadar-1/Idilpur/831 (P) Bardhaman I Damodar Idilpur 4.85 3652288.2 1. 23°13'26.00"N, & ors/F 87°49'22.39"E 2. 23°13'24.37"N, 87°49'26.91"E 3. 23°13'14.11"N, 87°49'22.13"E 4. 23°13'16.20"N, 87°49'17.40"E 4 Burdwan Sadar-1/Idilpur/831 (P) Bardhaman I Damodar Idilpur 3.28 2386042.56 1. 23°13'20.06"N, & ors/G 87°49'32.12"E 2. 23°13'10.90"N, 87°49'28.11"E 3. 23°13'13.10"N, District Survey Report of Minor Mineral of Purba Bardhaman District

87°49'24.00"E 4. 23°13'19.92"N, 87°49'27.86"E

5 Burdwan Sadar-1/Idilpur/831 (P) Bardhaman I Damodar Idilpur 3272950.296 1. 23°13'18.99"N, & Ors/H 87°49'36.78"E 2. 23°13'8.00"N, 87°49'33.50"E 3. 23°13'10.30"N, 87°49'28.88"E 4. 23°13'20.02"N, 87°49'32.88"E 6 Burdwan-2/Chaitpur/1520(P) & Bardhaman II Damodar Chaitpur 4.05 3041132.688 1. 23°11'35.28"N, Ors/A 87°54'39.56"E 2. 23°11'29.85"N, 87°54'36.72"E 3. 23°11'32.39"N, 87°54'28.66"E 4. 23°11'37.20"N, 87°54'32.46"E 7 Burdwan-2/Chaitpur/1481(P) & Bardhaman II Damodar Chaitpur 3.87 2905042.536 1. 23°11'33.50"N, Ors/B 87°54'46.32"E 2. 23°11'27.20"N, 87°54'45.00"E 3. 23°11'29.62"N, 87°54'37.41"E 4. 23°11'35.09"N, 87°54'40.35"E

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8 Bardhaman 2/Hatsimul/1171 & Bardhaman II Damodar Hatsimul 4.1 3056491.944 1. 23°12'0.11"N, Ors/A 87°53'36.62"E 2. 23°11'51.34"N, 87°53'35.04"E 3. 23°11'51.40"N, 87°53'30.30"E 4. 23°12'1.75"N, 87°53'31.83"E 9 Bardhaman 2/Hatsimul/1174(P) Bardhaman II Damodar Hatsimul 3.23 2368540.152 1. 23°11'58.24"N, & Ors/B 87°53'41.84"E 2. 23°11'51.28"N, 87°53'40.48"E 3. 23°11'51.33"N, 87°53'35.78"E 4. 23°11'59.82"N, 87°53'37.30"E 10 Bardhaman 2/Hatsimul/ 1698(P) Bardhaman II Damodar Hatsimul 4.02 3015057.672 1. 23°11'54.98"N, & Ors/C 87°53'51.39"E 2. 23°11'51.20"N, 87°53'48.57"E 3. 23°11'51.29"N, 87°53'41.23"E 4. 23°11'58.04"N, 87°53'42.54"E

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11 Mongolkot/Keotsa/675 & Ors Mongolkot Ajay Keotsa 2.79 247028.76 1. 23°37'44.98"N, 87°57'26.69"E 2. 23°37'43.74"N, 87°57'26.72"E 3. 23°37'42.48"N, 87°57'26.15"E 4. 23°37'41.65"N, 87°57'25.08"E 5. 23°37'41.05"N, 87°57'22.62"E 6. 23°37'38.97"N, 87°57'19.86"E 7. 23°37'40.95"N, 87°57'18.31"E 8. 23°37'42.78"N, 87°57'19.49"E 9. 23°37'44.74"N, 87°57'21.25"E 10. 23°37'46.28"N, 87°57'23.52"E 12 Khandaghosh/Kumirkola/796(P) Khandaghosh Damodar Kumirkola 4.86 3514769.28 1. 23°14'42.10"N, & Ors/A 87°42'29.80"E 2. 23°14'36.00"N, 87°42'26.40"E 3. 23°14'41.60"N, 87°42'19.00"E 4. 23°14'46.20"N, 87°42'23.20"E

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13 Khandaghosh/Kumirkola/669(P) Khandaghosh Damodar Kumirkola 4.91 2943262.08 1. 23°14'41.80"N, & Ors/B 87°42'2.00"E 2. 23°14'41.30"N, 87°41'59.70"E3. 23°14'40.60"N, 87°41'55.90"E4. 23°14'40.40"N, 87°41'51.30"E5. 23°14'39.60"N, 87°41'49.90"E6. 23°14'39.90"N, 87°41'48.20"E7. 23°14'39.61"N, 87°41'47.42"E8. 23°14'40.30"N, 87°41'45.08"E9. 23°14'42.80"N, 87°41'47.80"E10. 23°14'44.50"N, 87°41'49.20"E11. 23°14'45.10"N, 87°41'52.40"E13. 23°14'45.10"N, 87°41'53.50"E14. 23°14'44.70"N, 87°41'55.20"E15. 23°14'44.40"N, 87°41'58.80"E

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14 Khandaghosh Damodar Kumirkola 4.72 3602638.512 1. 23°15'3.45"N, Khandaghosh/Kumirkola/1665(P) 87°42'33.98"E , 1610(P) & Ors/C 2. 23°14'59.25"N, 87°42'32.60"E 3. 23°14'56.61"N, 87°42'30.48"E 4. 23°14'57.52"N, 87°42'23.15"E 5. 23°15'3.19"N, 87°42'25.19"E 15 Khandaghosh/Kumirkola/1665(P) Khandaghosh Damodar Kumirkola 3.64 2693227.68 1. 23°14'55.18"N, , 1608(P) & Ors/D 87°42'29.34"E 2. 23°14'48.91"N, 87°42'24.38"E 3. 23°14'48.09"N, 87°42'22.76"E 4. 23°14'48.34"N, 87°42'19.99"E 5. 23°14'56.34"N, 87°42'22.73"E 16 Raina II/Babla/1791(P) Raina II Dwarkeshwar Babla 3.37 889408.08 1. 22°57'43.52"N, 87°45'7.34"E 2. 22°57'42.02"N, 87°45'7.42"E 3. 22°57'40.97"N, 87°45'5.14"E 4. 22°57'40.76"N, 87°45'1.34"E 5. 22°57'42.56"N, 87°44'55.70"E 6. 22°57'46.59"N, 87°44'56.61"E

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7. 22°57'44.18"N, 87°45'2.35"E

17 Raina II /Maniari/334(P) Raina II Dwarkeshwar Maniari 1.78 345213 1. 22°57'45.90"N, 87°45'50.51"E 2. 22°57'45.30"N, 87°45'49.46"E 3. 22°57'48.19"N, 87°45'40.70"E 4. 22°57'49.90"N, 87°45'40.80"E 5. 22°57'48.59"N, 87°45'47.71"E 18 Raina II /Narottambati/2173(P), Raina II Dwarkeshwar Narottambati 1.15 76665.6 1. 22°59'2.59"N, 2502(P)/A 87°44'28.49"E 2. 22°59'2.30"N, 87°44'27.80"E 3. 22°59'9.50"N, 87°44'22.70"E 4. 22°59'10.42"N, 87°44'24.80"E 19 Raina II /Narottambati/2502(P)/B Raina II Dwarkeshwar Narottambati 3.17 683892 1. 22°58'9.09"N, 87°44'37.72"E 2. 22°58'2.63"N, 87°44'39.62"E 3. 22°57'59.30"N, 87°44'41.50"E

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4. 22°57'57.42"N, 87°44'37.99"E 5. 22°58'3.80"N, 87°44'35.61"E 6. 22°58'8.81"N, 87°44'35.61"E 20 Raina II /Narottambati/2502(P)/C Raina II Dwarkeshwar Narottambati 2.81 470448 1. 22°57'58.24"N, 87°44'41.83"E 2. 22°57'55.68"N, 87°44'43.09"E 3. 22°57'54.38"N, 87°44'44.41"E 4. 22°57'51.25"N, 87°44'49.38"E 5. 22°57'49.06"N, 87°44'48.76"E 6. 22°57'52.74"N, 87°44'42.08"E 7. 22°57'54.26"N, 87°44'40.09"E 8. 22°57'56.44"N, 87°44'38.58"E

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 Site Photographs During Field Survey:

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 Aerial Photography of Airbourn Survey of Sand Blocks

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Chapter - 13 MINERAL MAP OF THE DISTRICT

Map Showing Rocks And Minerals In Bardhaman District

(Source: Survey of India)

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Chapter - 14 DETAILS OF ECO-SENSITIVE AREA IN THE DISTRICT

There is no such Eco-Sensitive Area in the district.

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Chapter - 15 IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT DUE TO MINING

 For Sand Mining:-

The environmental components that are likely to be influenced or modified by the continuation of mining activities are: Air, Water, Noise, Soil, Hydrology, Ecology & Bio- diversity, Socio-economic status etc. Major activities involve in the operation phase are -

 Excavation,  Loading of material on truck by excavator  Movement of vehicle on ‘kaccha’ road of villages

 Air Pollution

In mining activity the only source of air pollution is excavation, transportation, loading and handling of minerals etc. The proposed mining operations are not anticipated to raise the concentration of pollutants beyond prescribed limits. However, the measures are suggested to mitigate the negative impact of the proposed mining activity to control the pollutants by plantation of trees along haul roads, specially near settlements, to help to reduce the impact of dust on the nearby villages; planning transportation routes of mined material so as to reach the nearest paved roads by shortest route (minimize transportation over unpaved road); regular water sprinkling on unpaved roads to avoid dust generation during transportation etc.

Emission of PM10 The major sources of PM10 emission in case of sand mining project are the loading activity at mine site (loading of material over trucks / trucks by excavators) and the movement of vehicles on unpaved haul roads. Loading of Material The excavated materials will be loaded on dumpers using excavators. Emission of PM10 due to Transportation

The hauling of minerals from the mine lease area to the end users via haul road (unpaved road) will cause emission of particulate matters. This emission will be limited to the extent of unpaved haul road starting from mining pit to nearest paved road connectivity. Emission of CO from Vehicles The excavated minerals will be transported outside the mining area for end use. The ARAI emission factors for CO emitting from heavy vehicles (diesel) is 3.92 gm/km or 6.32 g/mile. Air Emissions • Dust and air emission particularly due to the excavation, construction and movement of vehicles resulting in air pollution.

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• No. of PCU/Hr will increase due to mining in existing traffic scenario lead to air pollution which can cause adverse effect on human health of neighboring villagers like effect on breathing and respiratory system, damage to lung tissue, cancer and premature death, influenza or asthma.

 Noise Pollution  Noise Impact due to mining activities.  Human Noise from the machinery can cause hypertension, high stress level, hearing loss, sleep disturbance etc. due to prolonged exposure.  Increase in the existing traffic due to this mining activity may occur unwanted sound and can also cause impact on human health of neighbouring villagers like effect on breathing and respiratory system, damage to lung tissue, cancer and premature death, influenza or asthma.

 Water Pollution • Flow pattern might be changed due to river bed mining. • Mining activities depth will be increased, which may result in increase of flow velocity. • Change in surface water quality and ground water quality. • Impact on ground water recharge potential as the thickness of the natural filter materials (sediments) is reduce causing less infiltration. • Waste water discharge.

 Soil Environment  Mining activity may increase the soil erosion and soil degradation which have adverse impact on soil fertility.  Top soil extraction from outside riverbed may also affect the soil fertility and productivity.  During the flood, the soil erosion may occur.

 Solid Waste Generation / Management • Flow pattern might be changed due to river bed mining. • Mining activities depth will be increased, which may result in increase of flow velocity. • Waste water discharge.

 Land Use • The mining activity in the outside riverbed will be converted into the pit, which may cause soil erosion, soil degradation etc.  Mining in the riverbed may change complete land use pattern including channel geometry, bed elevation, sediment transportation capacity which can reduce flow of the river and downstream erosion.

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 Hydrology • The mining in the riverbed area may cause the ground water contamination due to intersection of the water table. • Change the topography will divert the river flow. • Change in topography can change the river flow and flood may occur. • Slope of mining area will change which can create soil erosion and divert rain water runoff channel.

 Topography, Drainage and Ground water Contamination • Spillage of oil from construction / transportation vehicles and equipment.

 Biological Environment • Transportation of sand in the trucks/dumper will disturb the movement of wild animals like jungle cat, jackal, and other reptiles. Fugitive emission from vehicle movement will form a layer in leaves thus reducing the gaseous exchange process. This ultimately affects the growth of plants. Chances of vehicle collisions with wildlife attempting to cross roads are possible. • Any human settlement in the mining area will disturb the vegetation cover and reptiles • Indiscriminate mining from active channels of rivers causes many adverse effects on the benthic fauna, which inhabits the bottom sandy substratum. Excessive sand extraction from rivers affects the eco-biology of many terrestrial insects whose initial life history begins in aquatic environments • Stomatal index may be minimized due to dust deposit on leaf.

 Socio-economic • Such shops along the roads will generate solid waste and waste water which will have adverse impact on human health. • Further, the deep pits created in the channel also can contribute to an increase in accidents in the working environment.

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 For Mines Other Than Sand Mining:-

Mining is the extraction of minerals and other geological materials of economic value from deposits on the Earth. Mining adversely affects the environment by inducing loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and contamination of surface water, groundwater, and soil. Mining can also trigger the formation of sinkholes. The leakage of chemicals from mining sites can also have detrimental effects on the health of the population living at or around the mining site.

 AIR POLLUTION

Air quality is adversely affected by mining operations. Unrefined materials are released when mineral deposits are exposed on the surface through mining. Wind erosion and nearby vehicular traffic cause such materials to become airborne. Lead, arsenic, cadmium, and other toxic elements are often present in such particles. The air borne particulate matter generated by mining of mineral (drilling & blasting), handling of minerals and transportation. The emissions of Sulphur dioxide (SO2), Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) are from diesel operated excavation/loading equipment, Compressor, DG set and vehicles plying on haul roads. These pollutants can damage the health of people living near the mining site. Diseases of the respiratory system and allergies can be triggered by the inhalation of such airborne particles.

Sources of air pollution are as follows:

 Dust and gaseous emissions due to Drilling & Blasting, stockpiling, extraction and loading of stone by various mining activities.  Dust and gaseous emissions due to movement of transport vehicles  Gaseous emissions due to operation of Compressor, DG Set.

WATER POLLUTION

Mining also causes water pollution which includes metal contamination, increased sediment levels in streams, and acid mine drainage. Pollutants released from processing plants, tailing ponds, underground mines, waste-disposal areas, active or abandoned surface or haulage roads, etc., act as the top sources of water pollution. Sediments released through soil erosion cause siltation or the smothering of stream beds. It adversely impacts irrigation, swimming, fishing, domestic water supply, and other activities dependent on such water bodies. High concentrations of toxic chemicals in water bodies pose a survival threat to aquatic flora and fauna and terrestrial species dependent on them for food. The acidic water released from metal mines or coal mines also drains into surface water or seeps below ground to acidify groundwater. The loss of normal pH of water can have disastrous effects on life sustained by such water.

Sources of water pollution from the Mine shall be as follows:

 Domestic waste water from Office & Rest Room  Run-off from waste dump in rainy season

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Adequate control measures will be adopted to check not only the wash-off from soil erosion but also uncontrolled flow of mine water. NOISE POLLUTION

Mining operations involve deployment of mining machineries, drilling, blasting, excavation and transportation of stone. Noise may be generated by the impact from drill bits and mechanical vibration from drill casings, as well as impulse noise from exhaust and ancillary equipment such as fans and blowers for mine ventilation. LAND ENVIRONMENT The creation of landscape blots like open pits and piles of waste rocks due to mining operations can lead to the physical destruction of the land at the mining site. Such disruptions can contribute to the deterioration of the area's flora and fauna. There is also a huge possibility that many of the surface features that were present before mining activities cannot be replaced after the process has ended. The removal of soil layers and deep underground digging can destabilize the ground which threatens the future of roads and buildings in the area.

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REMEDIAL MEASURES TO MITIGATE THE Chapter - 16 IMPACT OF MINING ON THE ENVIRONMENT

 REMEDIAL MEASURES FOR SAND MINING :-  Air Environment During mining activity the only source of air pollution is excavation, transportation, loading and handling of minerals etc. However, the measures are suggested to mitigate the negative impact of the proposed mining activity to control the pollutants by plantation of trees along haul roads, specially near settlements, to help to reduce the impact of dust on the nearby villages; planning transportation routes of mined material so as to reach the nearest paved roads by shortest route (minimize transportation over unpaved road); regular water sprinkling on unpaved roads to avoid dust generation during transportation etc.

Impact Mitigation Measures

Air Emissions • Provision of spraying water to reduce dust emission on • Dust and air emission roads and particularly near existing settlements. particularly due to the excavation, construction • Excavated topsoil to be preserved and reused for and movement of landscaping. vehicles resulting in air pollution. • The amount of exposed ground and stockpiles will be minimized so that re-suspension due to wind and

subsequent dust fall is prevented. Heights of stock piles should control dust fall in nearby areas.

• Arrangement of the soil will be such that existing drainage pattern, though altered, will still ensure that runoff does not carry away topsoil but reaches the water bodies with which it is linked. Ensuring all vehicles, generators and compressors are well maintained and regularly serviced.

The following measures are suggested to mitigate any negative impacts of mining:

 Planned multiple transportation routes in different direction to minimize the dust generation.  Planned paved roads outside mine lease area to minimize the dust generation. Alternatively, planning transportation routes so as to reach the nearest paved roads by shortest route. (Minimize transportation over unpaved road).  Frequent water sprinkling on unpaved roads (>2L/m2).  Plantation of trees along haul roads, especially near settlements, to reduce the impact of dust on the nearby villages.  Dust mask shall be provided to the workers engaged at dust ge1neration points like excavations and loading points.  Transportation of material shall be carried out during day time only.

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 The speed of trucks plying on the haul road should limited to 20 km/hour to avoid generation of dust.  Covering of material by tarpaulin during transportation on trucks to prevent spillage of materials from the trucks.  Overloading shall be avoided. Movement of Traffic-

Impact Mitigation Measures • No. of PCU/Hr will increase • Vehicles with PUC Certificate will be hired. Regular due to mining in existing traffic maintenance of vehicles will be done to ensure smooth scenario lead to air pollution running of vehicle. It is proposed to plant local species which can cause adverse effect trees per year with consultation of Forest department on human health of with some fruit bearing and medicinal trees, along the neighboring villagers like effect haul roads, outer periphery within the lease area to on breathing and respiratory prevent the impact of dust in the nearby village. system, damage to lung tissue, Regular Health checkup camps will be organized. cancer and premature death, influenza or asthma. • No. of PCU /Hr will increase • In addition, truck drivers will be instructed to make in the existing traffic due to minimum use of horns in the village area and sensitive this mining activity hence zones. It is proposed to plant local species trees per vehicle collation may occur year with consultation of Forest department with unwanted sound and can also some fruit bearing and medicinal trees, along the haul cause impact on human health. roads, outer periphery within the lease area to reduce the impact of noise in the study area. Regular Health checkup camps will be organized. • Accidents may be occurring • To avoid accidents the speed of vehicles will be low due to fast movement of near habitation areas. vehicles.

 Noise Pollution It can be stated that the impact on the present noise levels due to mining operations will be minimal and shall be restricted to transportation route only. There is no drilling and blasting envisaged in the sand mining so there is no impact of vibration.

Impact Mitigation Measures  Noise Impact due to mining  Noise generated be this equipment will be intermittent activities. and does not cause much adverse impact.  Human Noise from the  The noise measurement data indicated that present machinery can cause noise levels in the study area is within the permissible hypertension, high stress limits of National Ambient Noise Quality Standards. level, hearing loss, sleep  Periodical monitoring of noise will be done. disturbance etc. due to  No other equipment except the transportation vehicles prolonged exposure. and excavator for loading will be allowed.  Increase in the existing traffic due to the mining

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Impact Mitigation Measures activity may occur  Proper maintenance of all equipment / machines will unwanted sound and can be carried out which help in reducing noise during also cause impact on operations. human health of  In addition, truck drivers will be instructed to make neighboring villagers like minimum use of horns in the village area and sensitive effect on breathing and zones. respiratory system, damage  Plantation will be taken up along the approach roads to lung tissue, cancer and and vicinity of river bank. The plantation minimizes premature death, influenza propagation of noise and also arrests dust. or asthma.  Ear muffs will be provided while working on mining equipment.  Regular health check-ups will be conducted for any such health implications

 Water Environment

Impact Mitigation Measures • Flow pattern might be changed • No diversion is anticipated. There will not be any due to river bed mining. adverse impact on flow pattern, surface hydrology • Mining activities depth will be and ground water regime. increased, which may result in • Mining activities will be restricted to maximum 3 m increase of flow velocity. depth, which will not cause much change in flow pattern of the river. • Change in surface water • The mining will not be allowed below the water table. quality and ground water • Regular monitoring of water samples will be done as quality. precautionary measures. • Impact on ground water • Mining will be done as per approved Mine Plan and recharge potential as the applicable Rules & Regulation, so that there is no thickness of the natural filter damage on ground water recharge potential due to materials (sediments) is reduce sand mining. causing less infiltration. • Waste water discharge. • Portable Bio-toilets will be used; hence no sewage / liquid effluent will be generated and contamination is also not expected due to percolation.

 Soil Environment

Impact Mitigation Measures • Mining activity may increase • It is already proposed to plant local species trees per the soil erosion and soil year with consultation of Forest department with degradation which have some fruit bearing and medicinal trees, along the haul adverse impact on soil fertility. roads, outer periphery within the mining area which

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Impact Mitigation Measures enhances the binding property of the soil to check the erosion. • Water will be sprinkled on unpaved roads to avoid dust generation and soil erosion. • Top soil extraction from • In case of riverbed, no top soil will be generated outside riverbed may also during the mining activity. affect the soil fertility and productivity. • During the flood, the soil • Mine lease area has been proposed leaving a safety erosion may occur. distance from the bank inwards which will protect the banks. Check dams have been constructed at various places for protection of banks against direct attack of the rivers and avoid bank cutting.

 Solid Waste Generation / Management

Impact Mitigation Measures • Flow pattern might be changed • No diversion is proposed. There will not be any due to river bed mining. adverse impact on flow pattern, surface hydrology • Mining activities depth will be and ground water regime. increased, which may result in • Mining activities will be restricted to maximum 3 m increase of flow velocity. depth, which will not cause much change in flow pattern of the river. • Waste water discharge. • Portable Bio-toilets will be used; hence no sewage / liquid effluent will be generated and contamination is also not expected due to percolation.

 Land Use

Impact Mitigation Measures • The mining activity in the • It is proposed to plant of local species trees per year outside riverbed will be with consultation of Forest department with some converted into the pit. Which fruit bearing and medicinal trees, along the haul roads, may cause soil erosion, soil outer periphery within the mining area which degradation etc. enhances the binding property of the soil.

• Mining in the riverbed may • The mining is planned in non-monsoon seasons only change complete land use so that the excavated area will be replenished pattern including channel naturally during the subsequent rainy season for the geometry, bed elevation, river bed mining block. sediment transportation • Mine lease area has been proposed leaving a safety capacity which can reduce flow distance from the bank inwards which will protect the

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of the river and downstream banks so channel geometry will not be disturbed. erosion. Check dams have been constructed at various places for protection of banks against direct attack of the rivers and avoid bank cutting. • Pre and post monsoon survey for sedimentation in the riverbed will be done regularly

 Hydrogeology

Impact Mitigation Measures • The mining in the riverbed area • The water table will not be intersected during may cause the ground water mining in the riverbed as ultimate depth is limited contamination due to intersection Proper analysis/Monitoring will be done to check of the water table. the ground and surface water • Change the topography will divert • There is no proposal of any stream the river flow. modification/diversion due to this mining activity hence there will be no any impact on flow of the river. • Change in topography can change • Mining will be prohibited in monsoon season. the river flow and flood may occur. • Slope of mining area will change • The maximum depth of mining in the river bed which can create soil erosion and will not exceed 3 meters and the maximum depth divert rain water runoff channel. of mining in outside riverbed will not exceed.

 Topography, Drainage and Ground water Contamination

Impact Mitigation Measures • Spillage of oil from construction / • Spillage of oil from construction vehicles and transportation vehicles and equipment will be avoided. These should be equipment. inspected by supervisor for any leakage of oil. • Collection of water in pits will be avoided. • Contamination of soil will be avoided by suitable soil conservation measures.

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 Biological Environment

Impact Mitigation Measures • Transportation of sand in the • Transportation of sand will only be day time. trucks/dumper will disturb the Access roads will not encroach into the riparian movement of wild animals like zones. jungle cat, jackal, and other reptiles. Fugitive emission from vehicle movement will form a layer in leaves thus reducing the gaseous exchange process. This ultimately affects the growth of plants. Chances of vehicle collisions with wildlife attempting to cross roads are possible. • Any human settlement in the mining • No human settlement will be permitted in the area will disturb the vegetation cover lease mining or nearby area. No mining will be and reptiles carried out during the rainy season to minimize impact on aquatic life. • Indiscriminate mining from active • Mining will be done only in riverbed and outside channels of rivers causes many riverbed as per provided by DMG so there will adverse effects on the benthic fauna, be no impact on benthic fauna in riverbed hence which inhabits the bottom sandy no mitigation will be required. substratum. Excessive sand extraction from rivers affects the eco- biology of many terrestrial insects whose initial life history begins in aquatic environments • Stomatal index may be minimized • Water will be sprinkled on unpaved roads to due to dust deposit on leaf. avoid dust generation.

 Socio-economic

Impact Mitigation Measures • Due to mining and transportation of sand • Positive Impact will generate the small shops, dhabas, garage, restaurant, vegetable shops etc. along the road and generate direct employment. • Mining activity will generate direct • Positive Impact employment which will be employed locally and preference will be given to local people. • Such shops along the roads will generate • Garbage bins will be provided for proper solid waste and waste water which will have disposal of solid waste. adverse impact on human health.

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Impact Mitigation Measures • Further, the deep pits created in the channel • The mined-out area outside river bed also can contribute to an increase in block will be reclaimed and any stored accidents in the working environment. water will be pumped out. • This creates serious threat to residents in the • The mining is planned in non-monsoon area who depend on river water for their seasons only so that the excavated area domestic purposes. will be replenished naturally during the subsequent rainy season for the river bed mining block. • The major source of socio-health impacts of • It is proposed to plant of local species per transportation will generate from truck, dust year with consultation of Forest etc. Increase in accidents as a result of rash department with some fruit bearing and driving of dumpers carrying mineral medicinal trees, along the haul roads, through the roads may be possible. outer periphery within the mining area to control the dust. • Planning transportation routes of mined material so as to reach the nearest paved roads by shortest route. (minimize transportation over unpaved road). Alternatively, graveled road may be constructed between mine lease area and nearest paved road connectivity; The speed of trucks plying on the haul road should limited to avoid generation of dust; and Covering of material during transportation on trucks to prevent spillage of sand from the trucks. The trucks will be covered by tarpaulin. Overloading will be avoided.

• Regular water sprinkling on unpaved roads to avoid dust generation during transportation.

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 REMEDIAL MEASURES FOR MINES OTHER THAN SAND MINING:- Remedial Measures for Air Pollution

 All machineries and transport vehicles will be properly maintained and pollution check will be done once in a year to keep the emissions from machineries and vehicle under control.  Water sprinkling will be done on haul road to control emission of dust while transporting minerals and waste. Provision for water spray by tankers on ‘kaccha’ road shall be done.  Water sprinkling at loading area.  Tree plantation along the haul roads & approach road will be done. Plantation along the mine boundary shall be done with tree density of 2000 trees per Hectare as per the norms of MoEF&CC, to control dust & noise.  Use of personal protective equipment like dust mask.  Ambient air pollution monitoring will be carried out Remedial Measures for Water Pollution

 Mining is proposed to plan above the ground water table. Therefore, pumping of ground water from mine pit does not arise in this mine. The rain water during rainy season is proposed to settle in a pit and shall be use for dust suppression and plantation. Excess water, if any shall be discharged in natural stream after settling of suspended particles in the pit. Pump having required capacity will be installed to lift accumulated rain water from working pit and pumped to the settling tank.  Garland drain shall be made around the Waste dump and the rain water shall be collected in garland drain and allowed to settle in a small pit for settling suspended particles before allowing discharge to natural drainage system.  For domestic waste water Septic Tank with Soak Pit shall be provided, discharge from Soak Pit, if any shall be used for plantation Remedial Measures for Noise Pollution

 Diesel powered machineries, which is major source of noise in open cast mining shall be properly maintained. Attention shall be paid towards rigorous maintenance of the silencer of the diesel engines.  Protective devices shall be provided for use of persons employed in the vicinity of high noise areas.  With the adoption of controlled blasting techniques, the ground vibrations will be minimized.  Plantation around the lease boundary will cut the noise levels.

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Remedial Measures for Land Environment Some of the measures followed to minimize the impacts are as follows:

 The mining activities will be restricted within the lease area only.  The waste material will be utilized for the construction of road and also will be used by the local people for construction work.  The surface run off from the lease area will be retain within the lease and used for plantation, dust suppression and block cutting. So, there will be no soil erosion from the lease area and its surrounding due to mining activity.  The dump will have inward slope with catch drains at inward side of the terrace and the catch drain of the individual terrace will be connected to the garland drain outside the periphery of the dump. Retaining wall and garland drain will be constructed around the dumps and the surface runoff water pass through the garland drain and finally settled in a settling pit before released outside.  Retaining wall and garland drains for the proposed waste dump will be constructed to arrest wash offs from the dump.  Maintenance/ repair of vehicles and machineries will not be inside the mining area. However, steel trays will be used for any emergency repair and sudden leakage of oil. Remedial Measures for Waste Management The solid waste shall be dumped systematically with proper repose angle and stabilization as follows:  Gradation of dump shall be done automatically as coarser materials go to the bottom and finer at the top and therefore drain of rain water flow freely to the bottom without endangering the stability of dump.  Stabilization of dump with top soil and tree plantation shall make the dump more stable on long. Dump should be terraced for every 5 m height and stabilized  1m height parapet shall be constructed for dumps more than 6m height along the toe to prevent and control wash out from dumps entering into natural system through rain water  Garland drainage around dump shall prevent under wash of dump by hydrostatic pressure to be developed by surface water and control wash outs and collapse. Remedial Measures for Flora and Fauna Extensive plantation comprising of pollutant resistant trees will be undertaken, which will serve not only as pollution sink but also as a noise barrier. It is proposed to include Azadirachta indica, and Ficus religiosa in the plantation program as they serve as sinks for gaseous emissions.

The impact on the fauna of the buffer zone due to the mining activity will be insignificant. The proposed progressive plantation over a period of time will reduce the impact, if any, on the fauna.

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Chapter - 17 RISK ASSESSMENT & DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

 RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SAND MINING

Since the Sand Mining Operation does not attract Mine Act 1952, it does not require any statutory personals, however the entire operation must be under the supervision of experience qualified person who can handle the labour employment effectively. The person must have knowledge of transportation activities with traffic rule & safety. It is always advisable to appoint such person who can understand the language of Mine plan & implement the same.

1. As such in case of sand mining activities does not have any short of risk in operational activity except prior to start the monsoon period all the manpower & equipment’s to be withdrawn to safe location.

2. In case of temporary discontinuation of operation due to natural calamity or labour strike & Risk management plan to be developed based in the local condition. ACCIDENTS DUE TO TRANSPORTATION AND MOVEMENT OF MINING MACHINERIES Risk Most of the accidents occur during transportation by tippers/ trucks and movement of Mining machineries. Mitigation Measures

 This can be prevented by regular training of all vehicle/machinery drivers/operators, regular maintenance of equipment and ensuring safe operations.  All safety precautions and provision of MMR 1961 shall be strictly followed during all mining operations.  Regular maintenance and testing of all mining equipment as per manufacturer's guidelines.  All transportation within the main working area should be carried out under the direct supervision and control of the management;  The vehicles must be maintained in good repairs and checked thoroughly at least once a week by a competent person authorized for this purpose by the management;  Broad signs should be provided at each and every turning point specially for the guidance of the drivers of vehicles.  To avoid dangers while reversing the trackless vehicles, especially at the embankment and tripping points, all areas for reversing of lorries should, as far as possible, be made

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man free, and there should be a light and sound device to indicate reversing of trucks; and  A statutory provision of the fence, constant education, training etc. will go a long way in reducing the incidence of such accidents.

RISK ASSESSMENT

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA) The entire mining operation will be done under the supervision of the Mines Engineer/Mines manager having second class mines manager's certificate of competency and supported by a team of competent persons. Nevertheless, the following natural/industrial problems may by encountered during the mining operation:

 Accident due to Blasting / Fly-rock generation  Slope failure at Mine faces  Accident due to sliding of Over Burden dumps  Accident due to Transportation or movement of heavy machineries  Operation of mining equipment  Accident due to use of explosive  Accident due to storage of Fuel  Filling of Mine due to excessive rain RISK AND MITIGATION MEASURES OVER BURDEN Risk

The overburden dumps may cause landslides. High overburden dumps created at the quarry edge may cause sliding of the overburden dump or may cause failure of the pit slope due to excessive loading, thereby causing loss of life and property. Siltation of surface water may also cause run-off from overburden dumps. Mitigation Measures  To prevent the failure of overburden slopes, especially during the rainy season, proper garland drain & bund are constructed around the dump.

 To prevent this, height of overburden dumps will be restricted. Further, no stone or loose rock or loose tree will be allowed to remain within 3 meters of the edge of the quarry. To prevent siltation of surface water, retaining wall will be constructed on the down side of each OB dump. ACCIDENTS DUE TO TRANSPORTATION AND MOVEMENT OF MINING MACHINERIES Risk

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Most of the accidents occur during transportation by tippers/ trucks and movement of Mining machineries.

 Operations of jackhammers are often attributable to mechanical failures and human errors. Mitigation Measures

 This can be prevented by regular training of all vehicle/machinery drivers/operators, regular maintenance of equipment and ensuring safe operations.  All safety precautions and provision of MMR 1961 shall be strictly followed during all mining operations.  Regular maintenance and testing of all mining equipment as per manufacturer's guidelines.  All transportation within the main working area should be carried out under the direct supervision and control of the management;  The vehicles must be maintained in good repairs and checked thoroughly at least once a week by a competent person authorized for this purpose by the management;  Broad signs should be provided at each and every turning point specially for the guidance of the drivers of vehicles.  To avoid dangers while reversing the trackless vehicles, especially at the embankment and tripping points, all areas for reversing of lorries should, as far as possible, be made man free, and there should be a light and sound device to indicate reversing of trucks; and  A statutory provision of the fence, constant education, training etc. will go a long way in reducing the incidence of such accidents. FUEL STORAGE

 No major storage of fuel envisaged in the mining lease area WATER LOGGING Risk

Filling of mine pit with excessive rain Mitigation Measures

 Provision of adequate capacity pumps for pumping out water from the mining pit with standby arrangements.  Checking and regular maintenance of garland drainage and earthen bunds to avoid any inflow of surface water into the mine pit.  Proper drainage will be maintained to eliminate inundation of working pits during rains from run-off water. Suitable garland drain will be provided around pit along with sedimentation pits on each side.

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 There is no danger of flood or inundation as the ground level is well below the plateau top, where mining will be carried out. SAFETY MEASURES AT MINE

 The opencast mines have been planned for working with shovel tipper system which requires proper benching not only for slope stability but also for movement of tippers and other heavy machinery. The inclination of the quarry sides at the final stage i.e. at the dip most point will not exceed 400 to the horizontal. (This angle is measured between the line joining the toe of the bottom most bench to the crest of the top most bench and the horizontal line);  The gradient of the haul road inside the pit, access trench and on the dumps will not be steeper than 1 in 16  The slope of the sides of the OB dump to the horizontal will not exceed 300, and the height of the OB dumps has been restricted to a max of 3 m;  The quarries will be protected by garland drains around the periphery for storm water drainage;  A minimum safe distance of 100-m will be kept between the surface edge of the quarry and the nearest public building, roads etc. When the surface edge of the quarry approaches within a limit of 300 m from any road, public building special permission from DGMS will be taken to conduct controlled blasting to prevent damage/injury to public life and property;  All mining operations both within the quarry and outside will be conducted as per the conditions laid down by DGMS and under the strict supervision of competent persons appointed under Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE: In case of emergency arise as situation of temporary discontinuance due to court order or due to statutory requirements or any other unforeseen circumstances pit will be fenced and locked properly so as no one can enter in pit. All plantation will be protected with all due care for their survival. Maintenance and monitoring of discontinued mining operations i.e. maintenance of haul roads, will be done in view of re-open in near future.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN  Vulnerability of the State

West Bengal has been no exception as far as sufferings inflicted by natural and man-made hazards are concerned. The state has been frequented by cyclones, floods, droughts, landslides, subsidence and occasional earthquakes. Progressive trends of any region are controlled to a large ex- tent by the requirements of the inhabitants, agriculture, industries, transportation, communication, education and culture, which generally form the vulnerability attributes. Because of the high population density and concentration of industrial and agricultural activities across West Bengal, risk or vulnerability to natural or

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 The Regional Perspectives

The prevailing hazards are seen interlinked to each other in many cases. Nevertheless, individualistic hazard scenario is reviewed in the regional context to understand the needs and priority distribution.  Floods

Approximately 55.8% of the region is susceptible to floods. Furthermore, complicacy is implicated by the origination of major flood-producing rivers beyond the state jurisdictional limits.

An outline of flood management

A monograph on flood management prepared on the basis of hands-on experience of the State Government officials recommends a standard operating procedure. Three phases of actions are specified: pre-flood, during flood and post-flood. The pre-flood phase activities consist of preparatory measures, which involve vulnerability assessment, personnel and organizational database development, viable emergency action plan such as deployment of early warning system, training of personnel for rescue and evacuation, verification and updating of existing search, rescue and evacuation plans, and inventories of essential commodities and relief materials. A district disaster management committee is expected to be coordinated before the onset of the monsoon season to ensure adequate preparedness. Participation of various government and non-governmental organizations is anticipated in knowledge and expertise sharing. Strategic planning focuses on hazard elements and formulates actions such as construction, restoration or improvement of drainage channels, and removal of human encroachment along the riverbanks. On the very onset of the hazard, the highest priority is on ‘search, rescue and evacuation’, in addition to ‘organization of relief facilities’. Quick and correct dam- age assessment would enable speedy restoration and re- habilitation in terms of physical, economic and social aspects. The disaster related information should be well documented to enable future management plans. The overall impetus at the national and global level is on preparedness and mitigation 7, 8. Several recent com- missions have been formed at the national level, such as National Water Policy, 1987; National Commission for Integrated Water Resource Development Plan, 1996 and Regional Task Forces, 1996, and the ensuing recommendations adopted. However, effectiveness of recommendations seems to be lacking in several cases. The National Commission for Integrated Water Resources Development, 1999, recommended management approach rather than control, emphasizing failure to render complete protection. The strategies include flood-plain zoning, flood proofing, forecasting, disaster preparedness, response planning and insurance, etc. In respect of flood-plain zoning, the National Commission on Floods–1980 proposed a legislation to classify flood-prone zones according to occurrence and intensity. However, in West Bengal, the problem is rather vexing due to high population density and large flood-prone areas. While it is imperative to pre- vent encroachment of river beds, it is not feasible to relocate structures and developmental activities from all the hazard-prone areas. In recent times, flood forecasting is advancing with utilization of satellite and remote-sensing techniques. If the approaching flood can be predicted/ observed, evacuation through monitoring and warning is possible.

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 Cyclones And Storm Surges West Bengal has been one of the most cyclone-affected territories of the country. Perspectives on cyclone management The Cyclone Distress Mitigation Committee was launched nationwide during 1969 for the coastal states, with a major objective to formulate a communication system for quick dissemination of meteorological warnings and prevention measures thereof. The World Meteorological Organization established in 1972, introduced a Tropical Cyclone Project to assist member countries in increasing their capabilities to forecast tropical cyclones, and in developing strategies for disaster prevention and preparedness. At the state level, the Relief Department has developed a disaster-management system, outlining sustainable development with disaster mitigation at state and district levels13. This involved delineation of planning areas for departmental activities, including those at the village level within two frameworks – prevention and crisis management. The approach embodies integrated coastal environmental planning combined with cyclone mitigation strategies to reduce susceptibility. The strategies include development of accurate and prompt cyclone-warning systems, design and construction of robust structures (‘cyclone proofing’ through incorporation of storage and sleeping areas high-off the ground and use of water- resistant materials), implementation of hazard-reduction methods such as construction and strengthening of sea embankment, drains, shelterbelts, conservation and promotion of natural windbreakers (mangrove), reliable communication system, mass awareness on preparedness and mitigation, and community preparedness at all levels to meet the exigencies. Further, landuse planning is suggested to reduce the risk. Timely relay of information is of utmost importance. In this respect, a cyclone dissemination sys- tem has been set up by India Meteorological Department at Kolkata. Special addresses are given to cyclone fore- cast and warning services, rapid dissemination of warnings to the government agencies, ports, fisheries, shipping, the general public, and organizations to construct cyclone shelters in cyclone-prone areas and ready machinery for evacuation of people, and involvement of the local community. The Meteorological Department has been equipped with cyclone surveillance radars, and satellite picture-receiving equipment. Further, Indian geo-stationary satellite INSAT- 1B (operative since 1983) has enhanced tracking and fore- casting through continuous monitoring. The operations are carried out through Area Cyclone Warning Centres and Cyclone Warning Centres. The present scientific knowledge and tools enable predictions with an average error of about 200 km for a 24 h forecast. Formulation of contingency plans must be done at all levels – community, government and civil society. Fore- casting and early warning systems involve coordination by a steering committee for continual appraisal and improvement in the analyses of different forecasting methods, facilitating resources sharing and collaborations, training of personnel, and capacity enhancement. The working plan for an integrated coastal zone and flood control developed for the state addresses natural windbreak development and preservation, assessment of impacts and risks, com- munity participation, education and awareness, and village-level planning. Technical aspects include a multi- disciplinary approach towards environmental and social concerns, water-flow management, relocation/resettlement if needed, and designing break waves and sea walls. Preparedness implies mitigation and prevention rather than just response. Therefore, the need to link disaster management with development plans.

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 Landslides

The landslide hazard in West Bengal has been observed mostly in the hilly terrains of District. However, incidents of landslide have also been reported to have occurred on the banks of Hooghly River. In 1968, floods in the Darjeeling area destroyed vast areas of West Bengal and neighbouring state of Sikkim by unleashing about 20,000 landslides and killing thousands of people16. These landslides occurred over a three-day period, with precipitation ranging from 500 to 1000 mm in an event of a 100-yr return period. The 60 km hilly highway from Siliguri to Darjeeling was cut off at 92 locations by land- slides, resulting in total disruption of the road transporta- tion system. Urbanization, especially in the hilly terrains, involving construction activities often causes perturbations in the hill slopes triggering landslides. Prior identification of the hazard potential is therefore necessary. Major tools em- ployed for hazard delineation include remote sensing and GIS techniques. Various thematic layers describing the geological characteristics, water conditions, material prop- erties, topographical inclinations, seismic activities, pre- diction of soil behaviour under load, etc. are considered for the thematic integration to achieve hazard zonation.

 Earthquakes

West Bengal experiences earthquakes at a relatively lower frequency of the seismic hazard zonation map. The Bureau of Indian Standards places the region in the seismic zones II–IV, corresponding to peak ground acceleration (PGA) of 0.1, 0.2 and 0.25 (1 g = 980 Gal) respectively 2, 19. The lowest perceived hazard, zone II, is in the southwestern part of West Bengal (Purulia), while zone IV covers the north and southeast of Kolkata. Zone V is delineated on the eastern parts of Jalpaiguri and Coochbehar. The districts of Kolkata, Murshidabad, Birbhum, Bardhaman, Hooghly, Howrah, Nadia, Bankura and East and West Midnapur come under zone III. Darjeeling, North and South Dina- jpur, the remaining parts of Jalpaiguri and Coochbehar, North and South 24-Parganas and Malda fall under zone IV. Similarly, the Global Seismic Hazard Assessment Programme classifies the seismic hazard variation in terms of PGA from low (0.2 m/s2) in the southwest to high (6.0 m/s2 and above) in the north, with 10% probability of non-exceedance in 50 years20. The earthquakes mostly occur either in the Himalayan ranges in the north or in Northeast India, and a few also occur in the Bengal Basin/ Fan areas. The Great Assam earthquake of 1897 is reported to have caused widespread damage in Kolkata. The largest instrument-recorded earthquake occurred on 15 April 1964, West of (mb 5.2), which caused damages in West Bengal and Orissa. The region has considerable area close to river basins and deltas that are characterized by Holocene alluvium deposits, which are likely to soften and hence are susceptible to liquefaction during an earthquake. Considerable spatial variation is associated with seismic hazards owing to the variation of geological-dependent site response22. This necessitates local specific analysis, especially in urban areas where the implications are far higher. The utility of seismic microzonation is emphasized in such cases. Seismic microzonation combines geological, geotechnical, seismological and earthquake engineering approaches towards spatial hazard classification. The zonation enables decision-making process towards planning and organization of landuse, response and mitigation. The site-specific design parameters obtained through microzonation would enable cost-effective structural designs.

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Earthquake Hazard Map of West Bengal (Source: Ministry of Earth Sciences)

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 Tsunamis

Although hazards due to trans-oceanic tsunamis have not been quantified for the coastal areas of West Bengal, be- cause of the presence of mangroves and shallow continental shelf (unlithified fan deposits at the mouth of the Meghna– Ganges estuary) extending to several hundred kilometres, tsunamis are unlikely to pose a significant hazard. As such, there is no report of damage in the territory due to the catastrophic tsunami earthquake of 26 December 2004. However, any future offshore developments off the coast may be affected by tsunamis

 Subsidence

Subsidence hazard has been exhibited in underground coal mining areas of the state, such as Raniganj and Asansol. A fundamental preventive approach towards avoidance of adverse impacts of the hazard is reliable prediction23 and the ensuing geotechnical considerations. The techniques involve tomography–sub-surface mapping, subsidence profiles and behaviour model, e.g. viscoelastic model.

 Conclusion

The predominant natural hazards in the West Bengal territory are investigated through historical accounts and prevailing mitigation aspects. A preliminary integrated perspective on the prevailing hazards has been qualitatively estimated as a first-order composite vulnerability distribution across the state. Consequently, a holistic outlook of disaster management as envisaged is emphasized to incorporate (a) collaborations of different organizations, local participation, (c) inputs from scientific and research institutions, (d) awareness and promotion, and (e) delivering appropriate regulations and policies. Addressing multiple hazards, such as usage of multi-hazard maps, synergized methodologies, etc. is recommended to be more pragmatic.

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References  District Census Handbook, 2011, Purba Bardhaman, Directorate of Census Operation, West Bengal  Human development Report, 2009, Purba Bardhaman, Development & Planning Department, Govt. of West Bengal  Annual Flood Report For The Year 2017, Irrigation & Waterways Directorate, Govt. of West Bengal  Agriculture Contingency Plan for District Purba Bardhaman, West Bengal  State Water Investigation Directorate  Office of The District Land And Land Reforms Officer - Purba Bardhaman  Divisional Forest Office - Purba Bardhaman  National Institute of Disaster Management Report  Report of Central Ground Water Board, Ministry of Water Resources  http://purbabardhaman.gov.in  https://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/bitstream/10603/154706/10/10_chapter%202.pdf  Maps from Geological Survey of India  Survey of India Topo Sheets

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