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Mining Plan / Scheme 7 of Mining WITH PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN (Submitted under Rule 42(A) & 42 (J) of Madhya Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession Rule 1996) OF PARETHA DIASPORE & PYROPHYLLITE MINE VILLAGE- PARETHA, TEHSIL-NOWGAON DISTRICT- CHHATARPUR, STATE-MADHYA PRADESH (WASTE LAND AREA: 10.0ha) Plan Period-2016-17 to 2020-21 LESSEE MR. NARENDRA KUMAR MISHRA S/O-SHRI ASHOK KUMAR MISHRA R/o Garhi Malhera Tehsil- Nowgaon, District- Chattarpur (MP) Mobile No. 09425141394 Prepared By: PANKAJ PANDE RQP/DGMMP/44/2013 Validity up to 20 May, 2018 CONTENT CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO. NO. INTRODUCTION 1 1.0 GENERAL 3 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 4 3.0 DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN / SCHEME 7 OF MINING PART-A 1.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION 8 2.0 MINING 19 3.0 MINE DRAINAGE 30 4.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECT /SUB GRADE 31 MATERIAL AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE 5.0 USE OF MINERAL AND MINERAL REJECT 33 6.0 PROCESSING OF ROM AND MINERAL REJECT 35 7.0 OTHER 36 8.0 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 37 PART-B AUTHORIZATION LETTER BY THE LESSEE 48 CERTIFICATE FROM RQP 49 LIST OF ANNEXURES SL. No. ANNEXURE ANNEXURE NO. 1. State Govt. Order for Lapse Period 1 State Govt. Order for Cancellation of lapse period 2 2 Copy of lease deed 3 3 Application for renewal of mining lease 4 4 Receipt in Form ‘D’ 5 5 ID proof of lessee 6 6 Copy of RQP registration certificate 7 7 8 Copy of RQP registration certificate 8 9 Copy of Khasra map 9 10 Analysis report of limestone 10 11 Copy of water testing report 11 LIST OF PLATES S.No. NAME OF PLATES Plate No. 1.0 Location Plan 1 2.0 Key Plan 2 3.0 Surface/Geological Plan 3 4.0 Geological Section 4 5.0 Pit Position at the end of 1st Year (Pit I) 5A 6.0 Pit Position at the end of 1st Year (Pit II) 5B 7.0 Pit Position at the end of 2nd Year (Pit I) 6A 8.0 Pit Position at the end of 2nd Year (Pit II) 6B 9.0 Pit Position at the end of 3 rd Year (Pit I) 7A 10.0 Pit Position at the end of 3 rd Year (Pit II) 7B 11.0 Pit Position at the end of 4 th Year (Pit I) 8A 12.0 Pit Position at the end of 4 th Year (Pit II) 8B 13.0 Pit Position at the end of 5 th Year (Pit I) 9A 14.0 Pit Position at the end of 5 th Year (Pit II) 9B 15.0 Conceptual Plan 10 16.0 Reclamation Plan 11A 17.0 Reclamation Plan 11B 18.0 Environment Plan 12 19.0 Financial Area Assurance Plan 13 1 INTRODUCTION Mining lease for mineral of diaspore & pyrophyllite was granted to Shri Narendra Kumar Mishra S/o Shri A.K. Mishra in village Paretha (Khasra No. 687 & Area 10.0ha) Tehsil Nowgaon District- Chattarpur vide Govt. letter no. 3-35/93/12 Bhopal dated 8-07-1993 Subsequently lease was executed on 24.11.1993 for a period of 20 years which was expired on 23.11.2013 Department of Mineral resource Govt. of Madhya Pradesh without hearing Shri N.K. Mishra issue the order of lapse period vide letter no. 19.01.2006/12/2 Bhopal dated 19.05.2006 under the Rule 28(1) of MCR 1960. (Copy of letter is enclosed (Annexure No.1). Lessee submitted application to state Govt. against this order but State Govt. cancelled the lessee application stating that it was not submitted with in time period. Lessee was not satisfied with state Govt. decision & filed revision petition in ministry of mine Govt. of India. Tribunal after hearing the case cancelled the state govt. order considering the fact that an opportunity for hearing was not provided by the State govt. to lease. Later on lessee submitted writ application to Honb’le High Court Jabalpur & Hon’ble High Court order the state Govt. to quesh its lapse order & revived the lease. State Govt. Passed an order for revived of mining lease under Rule 28 (a) (3) of MCR 1960. Copy of letter is enclosed (Annexure No.2). 2 TITLE Mining plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan of Paretha Diaspore & pyrophyllite mine of (Area 10.0ha) Tehsil Nowgaon, District- Chattarpur (MP) of Shri Narendra Kumar Mishra submitted under Rule 42(A) & 42(J) of Amendment “Madhya Pradesh Minor Mineral Rule 1996”. The history of lease area grant/renewal, transfer, ownership etc. is as below: S. Particular Details No. 1. Lease execution & lease period Lease was executed on 24.11.1993 for a period of 20 years over an area of 10.0ha in fabour of Shri N.K. Mishra. Copy of lease deed is enclosed (Annexure No. 3). 2. If lease expired date of renewal Mining lease was expired on 23.11.2013 & renewal application status renewal has been applied for a period of 30 years. The copy of renewal application is enclosed. (Annexure no. 4). The receipt in form D from State Govt. is enclosed (Annexure No. 5). 3. Date of first opening Mining operations commenced since 24.11.1993 upto 2008. After 2008 mining operations were temporarily suspended. 4. Letter No. date of first mining plan First mining plan was approved vide letter no. approval with its proposal & lapse MP/Chatar/Pyro/M.Plan/G-26/92-93 dated 23.06.1993. period. The proposal periods were 1993-1998 No lapse period was observed plan period. 5. Letter no/date of last approved No documents were submitted by lessee & 1988 to documents its proposal period & lapse 2013-14 has considered as lapse period. period 6 Transfer details & date of transfer Not Applicable 7 Registration no by IBM under rule 45 48 MPR 07011 8 Present document its lapse period & Mining plan with progressive mine closure plan is proposed period. being submitted under Amendment Rules 42(A) & 42 (J) of Madhya Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession Rule 1996. 9 Status of Environmental clearance Application from I, pre feasibility report has been submitted to Ministry of Environment & Forest for seeking environmental clearance. 10 The nearest distance of lease area SH/NH - Lease area is connected by the NH- 75- from water ways, Railway station, 12.51Km. & SH-42: 20.52Km with local road, Bus stand, Airport, State running at a distance of approx. 4.55km (E). About Highway/National Highway. 0.8Km kacha road leads to the lease area. Transport: Regular bus services & local jeeps are available to Tikamgarh. The PWD road/Bus Stand is about 0.68 km (NE) from Lease site. Airport: Nearest Airport Khajuraho- 114 km (E) Waterways:-No waterways existing near the lease area. Rail head : Nearest railway station Ghutai- 3.69km (NE) and nearest railway line 1.69 km (N) No other mining lease or prospecting licence is held or applied by Shri N.K. Mishra within & outside the State of M.P. 3 1.0 General a) Name of Lessee : Mr. Narendra Kumar Mishra S/o Shri Ashok Kumar Mishra Address : R/o Garhi Malhera Tehsil- Nowgaon, District- Chattarpur (MP) District : Chhatarpur State : Madhya Pradesh Pin code : ---- Phone No. : Nil Fax : Not available Mobile No. : 09425141394 Email id : [email protected] Id proof of Lessee as address proof is enclosed (Annexure no. 6) b) Status of Lessee/lessee Private Individual Private Individual : Yes Co-operative Association : N.A. Private Company : N.A. Public limited Company : N.A. Public Sector Undertaking : N.A. Joint Sector Undertaking : N.A. Other (Please specify) : N.A. c) Mineral(s) which is / are included in : Diaspore & Pyrophyllite the prospecting license (For Fresh grant) d) Mineral(s) which is / are included in : Diaspore & Pyrophyllite. the letter of Intent / lease deed e) Mineral(s) which is the a lessee intends : Diaspore & Pyrophyllite to mine f) Name of Recognised Person preparing : Pankaj Pande Mining Plan Address : M/s Sahaj Sahyog Consultants (P) Ltd., B-1/21, Sec.-B, Aliganj, Lucknow Phone : 0522-4011565 Fax : 0522-2338617 Email : [email protected] Mobile No. : 91+9415102339 Registration No. : RQP/DDN/086/95/A Date of Grant/Renewal : 17.04.1997/ Renewed 10 years from 14.02.2011 Valid upto : 14.02.2021. Copy of RQP certificate issued from IBM is enclosed (Annexure no.7). RQP/DCMMP/44/2013 dated 21.05.2013, Validity 20.05.2018 (Annexure no.8) 4 2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY a) Lease Details (Existing Mine) Name of mine : Paretha Diaspore & Pyrophyllite Mine Lat/long of any boundary point : The lease area falls in part of survey of India Toposheet No. 54 O/7 between N 25 0 16’ 25.35” to N 25 0 16’ 11.44” and longitude E 79 0 24’ 28.21 to E 79 0 24’ 15.57”. Date of grant of lease 24.11.1993 Period/Expiry Date : Period: 20 Years/Expiry Date: 23.11.2013 First renewal was applied within time for a period of 20 years & renewal is pending with State Govt. Name of leaseholder : Mr. Narendra Kumar Mishra Postal Address : R/o Garhi Malhera Tehsil- Nowgaon, District- Chattarpur (MP) Telephone : Nil fax : Not available email id : nil Mobile No. : 09425141394 Details of applied /lease area with Forest Area Non Forest Area location map (fresh area /mine) Land (ha) Land (ha) Forest Nil (i) waste land, 10.0 (specify) (ii) grazing land, Nil Area (ha) (iii) Agriculture land, Nil (iv)others(specify) Nil Public Utility Land (lkoZtfud Hkwfe½ Total Nil 10.0 Total lease area : 10.0ha Copy of Khasra Map is enclosed (Annexure no.9) District & State : Chhatarpur & Madhya Pradesh Taluka : Chhatarpur Village : Paretha Whether the area falls under Coastal : Not applicable Regulation Zone(CRZ)?if yes, details thereof Existence of public road/railway line, : The P.W.D.
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