Nagaur District Survey Report

NAGAUR DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT

CONTENTS

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1. INTRODUCTION 2

2. OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT 8

3. THE LIST OF MINING LEASES IN THE DISTRICT 39

4. DETAILS OF ROYALTY OR REVENUE RECEIVED IN LAST 147 THREE YEARS

5. DETAILS OF PRODUCTION OF SAND OR BAJARI OR 150 MINOR MINERALS IN LAST THREE YEARS

6. PROCESS OF DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENTS IN THE RIVERS OF 152 THE DISTRICT

7. GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT 152

8. LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT 161

9. PHYSIOGRAHY OF THE DISTRICT 163

10. RAINFALL 165

11. GEOLOGY AND MINERAL WEALTH 166 2

[ Nagaur District Survey Report

CHAPTER 1: Introduction

Nagaur district falls almost in the central part of Rajasthan covering an area of 17,718 sq.km. The district is bounded by the latitudes 26°02'12" to 27°37'39" and longitudes 73°05'20" to 75°24'. The NH-65 which connects district H.Q. with Jodhpur and NH-89 connecting it with Ajmer and Bikaner are passing through the district. It is also connected with Jaipur, Jodhpur and Bikaner through broad gauge railway line. It is oval in shape. The district forms a part of great Thar desert and a large part of it is covered by wind blown sand. The district boundary is shared by seven districts of Rajasthan viz.-Jaipur, Ajmer, Pali, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Churu and Sikar. It falls in Ajmer division and administratively divided into four sub divisional offices viz. Didwana, Nagaur, Merta, and Parbatsar. Nagaur, Merta, Jayal, Ladnun, Didwana, Nawa, Makrana, Degana, Parbatsar and Khimsar are the ten tehsil head quaters of the district.

Nagaur district is well known in the world over owing to the presence of Makrana marble. Marble occurring in the vicinity of Makrana town is so famous that 'Makrana' has become the synonymous of marbel. It has been worked entensively from time immemorial. Word famous Taj Mahal of Agra: Victoria Memorial, Kolkata: Delwara Jain Temple at Mount Abu and Ranakpur Temple in Pali & other famous monuments of excellent architechural art and beauty are constructed of Makrana marbel.

CHAPTER 2 Over view of Mining Activity in the District

MINERAL OCCURRENCES

It is the Makrana marble which has brought the Nagaur district on mineral map of the world. Other than the marble, limestone of varying grades. i.e. SMS grade, cement grade and chemical grade: tungsten, gypsum, lignite, halite with potash, clay etc. are important mineral resources of district. Mineral wise and areawise brief description of exploration, reserves and current status of blocks is given as below:

LIMESTONE

Limestone occuring in the Nagaur district belongs to Bilara Group of Marwar Supergroup. It is intermitantly exposed over a length of 150 kms in three prominent belts. The first major and important belt is passing through Bilara, Heera, Keria, Hari Singh, Bhawanda, Tadas, Tankla, Manakpur, Bher, Madpura-Gujron Ki Dhani, Chawandia and Tantwas. The second one is passing through Mundwa, Rol-Quazia, Gangwana, Surjniyawas Somna and Deh. The third belt which is comparatively smaller is located between Jayal and Katothi. The limestone occurring in these three belts exhibit great variation in physical, chemical and textural attributes. In general limestone beds are horizontally to sub horizontally disposed with some minor changes, locally at places. There is gradational change from limestone to dolomite through magnesium limestone, dolomitic limestone and calcitic dolomite. At number of places it also exhibits extensive development of biohermal, nonphosphatic stromatolites.the systematic exploration work for lime stone was initiated by department in 1984 except some prilimaery prospecting carried in 1961-64 near Rol Quazian

Brief description of each limestone locality is as below: 4

(i) Rol Quazia : The area lies 20 kms. east of Nagaur having scanty exposures of limestone.Total 40 sq kms area was explored in 1961-64 and later reinvestigated in 1992-93 . In general limestone of the area is of 3 to 8mts thickness but erratic in nature with respect to depth and thickness , hence of limited industrial use. The analytical results of spot samples indicated 31-39% CaO, 12 to 18% MgO and 1 to 14% Si02.

(ii) Marwar-Mundwa (2008-11) : Area was explored in 2008-11 and 46.00 mln tons of cement grade lime stone in 13.23 sq kms area was proved. Limestone is interbedded with dololnitic limestone beds and clay under 1 to 3 mts. alluvium or dolomitic limestone. The limestone is exposed over a strike length of 8 kms. having 0.5 to 2 km. width. The analytical results revealed 30 to 50% CaO, 1 to 18% MgO and 1 to 10% Si02. Area has already been granted under ML for major cement plant to M/ s Gujrat Ambuja Ltd.

(iii) Chavandiya-Bhundel(1983-84) : Limestone is exposed in the N to NW and S to SW of the Chavandiya village. In the northern part it is siliceous in nature while in the southern part it is of SMS grade. NMDC has carried out detailed exploration in part of the area and ML for SMS grade limestone has been granted to them.The area is further explored by drilling in subsequent years.

(iv) Tantwas-Bhojas Area(1984-85,1992): At about 11 km. north of Pachori village, situated on Nagaur-Phalodi route limestone is exposed over an area of about 6 X 3 kms.. Limestone exposures are mainly located north-east of village Tantwas, north of Sarunda and west of Mandliya.Departmental prospecting carried estimated 200 mil tons reserves in the area. In general limestone exposed in the south-western part of belt is dolomitic and charty in nature while in north-eastern part it is of cement grade. Another limestone exposure covering an area of about 1 sq. km. is located at about 3 kms. north of Tantwas and just south of village Bhojas.

Four blocks of 25 sq. km. each, have been identified by the department in the Tantwas area for exploring the possibilities of setting up major cement plants. Areas have been notified for leasing.

RESEAVE BLOCK-4 : Reserved vide notification no F-4(184) Khan/Group-2/85, Dt-09/03/89,96

Madpura Area (4A)- Area was explored prior to reservation of block 4, i.e in 1986-88. Total 9.0 min tons reserves of SMS grade lime stone was assessed in 3 blocks namely Gujron ki Dhani ,Peeru kumar ki Dhani and Bher block. The area revealed 54% CaO, 1.0 to 2.0 % Si02 and marginal decrepitation test i.e powder formation slightly more then 10% at 1000⁰ c.

Tankla(4B) : Deptt. of Mines & Geology explored the area in 1994-97. has proved 236 MT geological reserves and 137.29 MT mineable reserves of cement grade limestone in an area of 13.597 sq. kms. near village Tankla. The area revealed 42 to 53% CaO, 2.0 to 6.5 % Si02 . The area has been notified on 2.12.2000 for setting up major cement plant. Further govt. rereserved the area in 4.01.2008 and sanctioned 9.98 sq kms area to Ms Birla Corporation and remaning 7.66 sq kms kept for capacity building to existing plants

Dehru-Jorawarpura (4D) : Limestone is exposed around Dehru and between Dehru and Jorawarpura in the form of scattered outcrops representing north-west extension of Gotan limestone belt. With the help of detailed exploration in 83-84 and in 95-99, Deptt. of Mines and Geology has proved 2 to 8 mts. thick cement grade limestone beds in an area of about 19.265 kms. In this area 196.62 MT geological and 123.62 MT mineable reserves of cement grade limestone have been computed with 42-53% CaO, 1-12% Si02 and 0.20 to 4% MgO. The block area has been dereserved on 31.03.2003 for setting up major cement plant.

Manakpur-Bhawanda (4F) : Exploration in block is done in year 1998-2000. With the help of 1689 mts. drilling spreaded over 56 boreholes Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved the presence of 2.5 to 8 mts. thick cement grade limestone beds in an area of 13.76 sq. kmts. near Manakpur-Bhawanda. Total 41.34 MT of high grade,chemical grade associated with cement grade limestone. An area of 12.50 sq kms is dereserved by notification on 2-4-2003 for lime stone minor.

Tadas(4G-I & 4G-II): Exploration in block is done in year 1999-2001 . On basis of 70 bore holes two blocks 4gI,4GII were identified having 194.47 MT & 260.68MT of cement grade limestone in an area of about 9.77 sq. kms, 9.94 Sq kms . The area is notified in 08-06- 2007 and renotified in Dec 2011 due to litigations. 6

Dhingsara(4H): Exploration in block is done in year 1997-99 . On basis of 397 mts drilling in 14 boreholes in 7.6 sq kms , having 99 MT of geological resrves. The area is notified in 02-07- 2010 for cement grade limestone.

Madpura block : 77.81 sq kms area was rereserved and exploration is done in year 2008-11. With the help of 1369 mts. drilling spreaded over 40 boreholes Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved that in south of Madpura mostly intersection of magnesian lime stone is found and in Bher-Berathal area intersected high grade limestone of of 5 to 10 mts thickness.

Gujaron Ki Dhani (4 kms east north east of Madpura village) : Deptt of Mines and Geology has carried out extensive drilling in the Gujaron Ki Dhani area and proved 1 km. long and 400-600 wide high grade limestone band having average 5.37 mts. thickness upto the depth of 15 mts. 4.07 MT reserves of high grade limestone have been proved having average 53% CaO, 1.5% MgO & 1.12% Si02.

Piru Kumar Ki Dhani (6 kms. south of Chavandiya) : SMS grade limestone containing 53.17% CaO, 1.38% MgO & 1 % Si02 has been proved in an area of 0.23 sq. km., under the thin cover of sand/kankar. In this area 1.7 MT reserves have been computed.

Bher : At about 3 kms south-west of Bher high grade limestone is exposed. In this area 3.87 MT. reserves of chemical grade limestone have been proved by the Deptt. of Mines of Geology in an area of 0.425 sq. km. Thickness of limestone varies from 3 to 5 mts., containing CaO > 54%, MgO< 1.5% and Si02< 1 %.Prposals of dereservation was sent for 3.03 sq kms on 20/01/2012.

Bher Godhan block : (Block-I) Near Bhed-Godhan. In this block 600.50mts of drilling meterage was achieved in 17 bore holes . It intersected 1 to 3 zones of find to medium grey colour crystalline limestone having cumulative thickness of 1.50 to 10.19 mts. In block I during the year , geological resrves of 36.67 mln tonnes of cement grade limestone were visual assessed 7

(Block- II) –Near Tadas-Charda-Bhawanda. In this block up to now total 1000 mts of drilling was completed in 27 bore holes. Here bore holes drilled have intersected cement grade limestone seams of cumulative thickness from 0.50 mts to 18.36 mts. The total geological reserves of limestone estimated are 343.11 mln.tonnes

RESERVE BLOCK-3 : Reserved vide notification no F-4(184) Khan/Group-2/85, Dt-25-09-1996

Deh Somna Area: Near Deh, Somna, Khetolao etc. locatities dolomitic limestone and cherty dolomitic limestone is exposed intermitantly in the form of isolated outcrops. Presence of fine to medium grained cavernous grey colour high grade/cement grade limestone was observed in the few pit sections. With the help of 342 mts. drilling spreaded over 10 boreholes Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved a number of chemical grade limestone bands having thickness from 1 to 4 mts. in a 8 mts. thick mineable zone. 12.8 MT reserves of cement grade limestone and 5.7 MT reserves of chemical grade limestone have been proved in an area of 1.6 sq. km.

Gagwana(3A) : exploration carried in 2000-02. With the help of 1120 mts. drilling spreaded over 37 boreholes near Gagwana, Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved 1.0 to 4.0 mt. thick high grade limestone horizons at various depths with cumulative thickness of 3.0 to 16.0 mts. in each borehole. The dolomitic limestone is found interbedded with high grade limestone. About 42.0 MT reserves of chemical and cement grade limestone were assessed in the area.the area is declared free vide notification dt 31-03-2003 for lime stone minor.

Deh-Sarasni (3B) : Exploration carried in 2002-03. With the help of 827 mts. drilling spreaded over 30 boreholes, Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved 5.0 to 24.0 mt. thick high grade limestone horizons. About 216.0 MT geological reserves of limestone were assessed in the area of quality 42.56 to 54.04% CaO, 0.38-10.80% Si02 and 0.20 to 4% MgO.the area is declared free vide notification dt 3-07-2007.

Surjniyawas- Khetolav block : Exploration in block is done in year 2005-07 near village Khetolav, Somna& Khanwar,. With the help of 380 mts. drilling spreaded over 18 boreholes Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved average 4.6 mts thick cement grade limestone beds in an area of 6.83 sq. kmts The average grade is 43.50 to 51.65% CaO, 1.21-12.04% Si02 and 0.8 to 4% MgO.

Harima block : Exploration in block is continued from year 2007-08 and work is still under progress near village Khetolav, Somna& Khanwar,. With the help of 3034 mts. Drilling( up to 2011-12) spreaded over 80 boreholes Deptt. of Mines & Geology has proved 359.48 MT reserves among which 164.85 MT resrves of cement grade limestone deposits spread over 49 boreholes in an area of 9.66 sq. kmts is proposed for dereservation with letter no 556, dt 29- 12-2011.

Exploration in block is further continued from 2012-2015 and work is still under progress near village Khetolav , the progressive total of drilling in the block up to March14 comes to 2365.0 mts achieved on total 63 boreholes in area of 7.68 sq kms. Geological reserves of 271.96 MT is estimated up to now.

In another nearby block near village Somna 393.00 mts of drilling was achieved on 15 completed boreholes proving 3.38 MT of geological reserves of limestone

Kathoti-Chajoli area: This area lies 55 kms. east of Nagaur town on Didwana-Nagaur State Highway. Preliminary investigations revealed that over a strike length of about 7-8 kms.limestone occurs at the depth of 5 to 10 mts. under the Quaternary boulders, conglomerate and Kankar formation. Limestone samples collected from pits shows 50 to 53% CaO having low MgO and Si02 content Brief description ofother limestone locality is as below:

Gotan : SMS grade and cement grade limestone is available in the Gotan area where 54 MT reserves have been computed. Presently RSMM, Gotan Khaniz Udyog J.K cements etc are carrying out mining for limestone in this belt mainly near Dhanapa, Heera and Sawai. Analytical result of limestone samples from these areas revealed 53 to 54% CaO, 0.51 to 0.91% MgO, 0.12 to 0.86% Al203 0.05 to 0.07% Fe203 and 0.6 to 2.70% Si02.

Chavandiya : Limestone is exposed in the N to NW and S to SW of the Chavandiya village. In the northern part it is siliceous in nature while in the southern part it is of SMS grade. NMDC has carried out detailed exploration in part of the area and ML for SMS grade limestone has been granted to them.

Bhairas, Akla and Gudia : Near these localities though in general limestone exposed is siliceous and dolomitic in nature but however few spot samples shows high CaO percentage. Hence, possibilities of getting high grade limestone in depth may not be ruled out.

LIGNITE

As a result of exploration activities of various agencies in Rajasthan, lignite deposits/ occurrences have been proved at 34 locations in Bikaner, Nagaur and Barmer districts. The total geological reserves of lignite proved in the state, so far, are of the order of 2199.71 MT. In Nagaur district Deptt. of Mines & Geology has done extensive exploration work for lignite and estimated 241.07 MT reserves in total cumulative 47.45 sq. km.area. in the 9 locatities viz. Merta Road and Meera Nagar, Mokala, Indawar, Kasnau-Igear, Kuchera, Matasukh, Kaparion-Ki-Dhani, Nimbri Chandawatan and Lunsare. Description of the each lignite deposite/ field is given as below:

(i) Merta Road: In this area DMGR has carried out exploration 7427.90 mts. drilling spread over 55 boreholes covering an area of 11.00 sq. km. Subsequently, CMPDI took over the exploration and drilled 239 boreholes amounting 24128.0 mts. drilling. Average thickness of each lignite seam is 3.20 mts. with an overburden of 69 to 120 mts. Lignite reserves of 83.20 MT were assessed in the area. The lignite has calorific value of 2684 K. Cal/Kg. with 14.63% ash, 24.63% V.M. and 17.75% F.C. content.

The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:32 in Merta Road, which was considered to be suitable for underground gassification by team of Russian experts.

(ii) Mokala : The area is located about 5 km. south of Mokala. DMGR commenced exploration in 1984 and 10104.0 mts. drilling was carried out spread over 70 boreholes, covering an area of 14 sq.km. Multiple lignite seams of 0.80 to12.50 mts. thickness were intersected with over burden varying in thickness from 40 to 134 mts. About 36.56 M T of lignite reserves have been estimated with 2867 K.Cal/Kg.C.V., 12.05% ash, 18.76 % F.C., 25.86% V.M. content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:36.

(iii) Indawar : The area is located about 5 km. south of Indawar. DMGR has carried out 4519.00 mts. drilling spread over 31 boreholes, covering an area of 3.25 sq.km. Lignite seams of 0.10 to 3.80 mts. thickness were intersected with overburden varying in thickness from 63 to 126 mts. In the Indawar block 12.00 MT of lignite reserves have been estimated with 2776 K.Cal/Kg. C.V. at 45% in situ moisture and 18.40 % fixed carbon, 25.48% volatile matter and 10.85 % ash content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:38.6.

(iv) Kasnau-Igiar : DMGR undertook this area for exploration in the year 1989-90 and carried out 16166.35 mts. drilling spread over 124 boreholes covering an area of 19.00 sq.km. Multiple lignite seams of 0.10 to 12.60 mts. thickness have been intersected between 40 to 105 mts. depth. A total 64.10 MT of geological lignite reserves have been estimated in which mineable deposit is 48.6 MT, having

2533 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 15.45 % ash, 17.23 % fixed carbon and 22.25% volatile matter content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:5.97 to 1:26.29 .

(v) Kuchera : Kuchera lignite prospect was investigated and explored by DMGR by putting 11 boreholes with 1318.15 mts. drilling over an area of 2.56 sq.km. Multiple seams of lignite have been intersected with thickness varying from 0.95 to 2.80 mts. under 56.70 to 64.75 mts. thick overburden. A total 1.0 MT of geological lignite reserves have been estimated, having 2777 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 12.05 % ash, 19.69 % fixed carbon and23.26% volatile matter content.

(vi) Matasukh : In this area DMGR commenced exploration in 1993 and 7877 mts. drilling was carried out in 75 boreholes, covering an area of 2.5 sq.km. Lignite seams of 0.20 to 12.0 mts. thickness were intersected between 48.7 to 84.5 mts. depth. A total 10.50 MT geological reserves of lignite and 9.44 MT of mineable reserves have been 11 estimated with 2920 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 10.45% ash, 20.44% fixed carbon and 24.66% volatile matter. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:11.

(vii) Kaparion-Ki-Dhani : Area was investigated by DMGR by carrying out 5164.25 mts. drilling spreaded over 34 boreholes. The lignite seams of 0.80 to 5.95 mts. thickness from 85 to 142 mts. depth were intersected in the area. About 17.00 MT lignite reserves have been estimsated in the area with 2703 K.Cal/ Kg. calorific value, 17.93% fixed carbon, 24.90% volatile matter and 11.68% ash content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:36.38

(viii) Nimbri Chandawatan : Nimbri Chandawatan was explored by the DMGR by carrying out 3863.15 mts. drilling spread over 32 boreholes covering an area of 3.5 sq.km. Lignite seams of varying thickness from 1.00 to 4.6 mts were intersected between 60 to 95 mts depth. 9.10 MT lignite reserves have been estimated in the area with 2703 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 18.82 % fixed carbon, 24.56% volatile matter and 11.81% ash content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:29.2.

(ix) Lunsara : DMGR has carried out the exploration in the area by carrying out 2909.55 mts. drilling in 22 boreholes covering an area of 1.50 sq. km. Lignite seams of 3.70 to 11.00 mts. thickness were intersected in boreholes between 81.00 to 103.50 mts. depth. About 7.17 MT of geological lignite reserves and 3.36 MT of mineable reserves have been estimated with 2838 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 10.75% ash, 24.61 % volatile matter and 19.59% fixed carbon content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:19.59

AREA WISE DETAILS OF LIGNITE DEPOSITS/FIELDS OF NAGAUR DISTRICT

S.No. Name of Name of Area Geol. Average Remarks Block/ Exploration Sq. reserves C.V. Field km. in agency MT K.Cal./Kg

1 Kasnau- DMGR 19.00 64.10 2533 Suitable for Igiar power plant

2 Mokala DMGR 14.00 36.56 2867 Suitable for

power plant

3 Merta Road DMGR 11.0 83.20 2684 Suitable for and underground Meera gasification. Nagar

4 Nimbri DMGR 3.50 9.10 2703

Chandwatan

5 Kaprion-Ki- DMGR 5.50 17.00 2703

Dhani

6 Matasukh DMGR 2.50 10.50 2920

7 Indawar DMGR 3.25 12.00 2776

8 Kuchera DMGR 2.5 1.00 2777

9 Lunsara DMGR 1.50 7.17 2838

MARBLE: Since long Makrana in tehsil Parabatsar of Nagaur district is known in the world for the production of quality marble. The marble deposit extends over a strike length of about 12 Kms. having a width of 1.6 Km., located in the west of Makrana town. It is trending NNE-SSW with steep dips from 50 to 70° towards ESE. In this belt there are six parallel to sub-parallel bands of marble having 2 to12 mts.width, occurring between Borawad and Makrana. In the main Makrana belt 50 M.T. reserves of marble have been estimated. On the basis of physical characters like colour, pattern, grain size etc. Makrana marble belt has been divided into 14 blocks. Block wise description as follows :

S. No. Name of Block Type of marble Grain size Grade

1 Bhermala Pink, White, Fine I & II

Adanga

2 Rawat Dungri Adanga - II

3 Kala-Nada Talab Dark Pink Coarse I of II

4 Dhobi Dungri Adanga Coarse III

5 Kurmari Nadi Adanga Coarse III

6 Ulodi Adanga pink Coarse III

7 Chaurasa White fine I

8 Range Bhot Adanga - II

9 Chak Dungri Adanga - II

10 Pink Range Light pink - -

11 Paharkuan Range White adanga - -

12 Modi Dungari Range Adanga - II

13 Kala Dungri Range Adanga - II

14 Boarwad Range - Coarse II

Out of these 14 blocks, marble produced from Chausara block is white in colour and of best quality. In general, Makrana marble is coarse grained in texture but some fine grained verities are also available in various shades. The dark streaks in some white and pink marbles are due to local bands of graphitic nature derived from the original limestone. Sometimes it gives a beautiful appearance (Adanga marble) to the finished product which is in great demand especially for exterior use.

In the main Makrana belt marble quarries has gone so deep that now it is practically unmanageable for mining point of view. Department of Mines & Geology has carried out detailed exploration work to prove the subsurface continuity of the Makrana marble belt. As a result department has proved about 4.4 km. strike extension of marble having 10 to 50 mts. thickness, under the sand cover of 15 to 20 mts. Marble available in the extension area is generally white in colour having gray lines and fine grained in texture.

Almost complete marble area is being exploited under 2 mining leases and 817 Quarry licenses

GYPSUM

In Nagaur district thick gypseous beds belonging to Nagaur formation are found around Nagaur,

Bhadwasi, Khairat, Malgan, Manglot, Pilanwasi and Untiwalia village. Out of these, 930 M.T. reserves of subsurface gypsum deposits have been estimated by Geological Survey of India in Nagaur-Bhadwasi area. In Nagaur district gypsum occurs both as massive, compact beds withnin the Marwar Super group of rocks and as gypsite which is an earthy porous material composed of granular, platy or fibrous gypseous aggregates mixed with sand, clay and calcareous matter in low lying areas. There are two main separate zones in Nagaur district where gypsum bed occurs, the northern one is covering about 18 sq. km. area near Nagaur-Bhadwasi. In this zone gypsum bed occurs at a depth of 35.50 to 106.86 mts. having 13.8 to 43.7 mt. thickness. In the southern zone it occurs at a deeper level from 109.72 to 115.52 mt. depth. The RSMM Ltd. is the main exploitation agency for gypsum in the district which is mainly working near of Manglod, Bhadwasi and Jeevan Bera. The mineral so produced is mostly consumed in soil reclamation, in fertilizer factories and is used for the manufacture of cement, plaster of paris, moulds etc.

TUNGSTEN

Occurrences of tungsten in India are very few, the best known deposit being those of Degana area in Nagaur district. Here tungsten ore occurs in quartz veins along shear zones in the granite and also as stock works in these hills. It also occurs as alluvial deposit around the foot hills. The mine was worked in the past by the Department of Mines & Geology and R. S. M. D. C. For the systematic and rapid development of the tungsten resources of the state, the mine has been transferred to Hindustan Zinc Ltd.

Reserves computed by I. B. M. in Degana area are as follow:

Lode deposit 53,000 tonnes with 0.54 % W03 (exhausted)

Alluvial deposit 3.3 million tonnes with 0.04 % W03

Stock works 2.5 millions tonnes with 0.25 % W03

There is only one mining lease for tungsten in Nagaur district covering 200.71 hectres area. Rajasthan had been leading producer of tungsten ore in the country and it produced 22.6 tonnes of tungsten concentrate during the year 1990. Out of the total tungsten ore reserves of 50.224 million tonnes in the country, Rajasthan possess 6.25 million tonnes which represent about 12 % of the country's total reserves. There is no production of tungsten concentrat during last 10 years as the imported ore is much cheaper than the indigenous product.

SANDSTONE

The sandstone of Jodhpur group of rocks is exploited from Khatu and Ladnun area. The blocks of Khatu sandstone (trade name Khatu Teak, Khatu Rainbow) are being extensively quarried for export. At present the mining of Khatu

17 sandstone is being done below 4 to 5 meter thick cover of sand. In Rajasthan block mining of sandstone by wire-saw method was applied first time in this area. Ladnun sandstone is being used for masonary purpose.

Near Harsolav and Nagaur, sandstone of Nagaur group is also extensively quarried for masonary purpose.

CLAYS

The clays occurring in Nagaur district belong to the category of china clay and highly plastic ball clays which are added to induce plasticity and high bonding quality. These clays belong to Khajwana series of Eocene age. A 1.5 mts. thick clay bed in Nagaur sandstone is exposed in quarry near Khajwana. Pockets of white to cream coloured, plastic clays also occur at Kuladah, Indawar,Lamba,Mokala,Mundwa,NimbriChundawatan,Saradhana,Pateli,Borawad,Jhunjhala,Rupathal and Huldah. The P.C.E. of clay is up to 1350° C. The clay pockets are up to 3 - 2.5 mts. The fire clay is reported from Sharadhana area which is held under lease.

SILICA SAND

Silica sand available in Khajawana area contains 91.22°% SiO2, 2.88% Al2O3 and 0.32% Fe2O3 with a recovery of 60%. 0.75 Million tonnes reserves have been estimated in this area.

FULLER'S EARTH

In Nagaur district kuchera - Khajwana Formation (Eocene age) is reported to contain fuller's earth associated with ferrugineous grits, gritty felspathic sandstone, black shale and lignite. An occurrence of fuller's earth about 10m thick

18 in a well section 1.5 Km. north of Igiar was located by G.S.I. Good quality of fullers earth is exposed in well sections of Arisar, Deswal and Chhappri.

COMMON SALT

Salt lake of Nagaur district are considered as an important sources of salt production in the country. The salt lakes of Nagaur district are the Sambhar lake near Nawa which is partly in Jaipur district, Didwana lake, Kuchaman lake and Sargot lake, of these Sambhar lake and Didwana lake are important and described below.

Sambhar lake: It is the most important salt lake that covers an area of 243 sq. km. and produces about 2,00,000 tonnes of common salt annually. The average composition of the Sambhar lake brine in 88 % NaCI, 7.5 %, Na2O3 and 4.5 Na2CO3. As per rough estimatess to 6 MT of Na2SO4 and 2 to 3 MT Na2CO3 can be obtained from the Sambhar lake.

Didwana Lake: It is an oval shaped depression 8.04 Kms. long and 1.34 Kms. wide, situated at a distance of about 64 Kms. from Sambhar covering an area of 10.4 Sq. Km. The salt is of very poor quality containing 80% NaCI but rich in Na2 S04. Extensive deposits of anhydrite crystalline Na2 S04 have been reported from Didwana known by the name of "rohi" which contains 90% Na2 SO4 and is composed of a mineral called "thenardite". One plant for producing sodium sulphate and for producing sodium sulphide was commissioned near Didwana under the public sector.

CHAPTER 3 The list of Mining Leases in the District with Location, Area and Period of Validity of jurisdication of Mining Engineer, Nagaur

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Period Total Dead SN Lease No. Lessee Name Name of Mineral from Area (in rent to Hectare) 1 2 3 4 5 8 1 ML/28/1989 Abdul Salim Masonarystone 16135- 02-Feb-90 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 2 ML/54/2001 Abdul Sleem Masonarystone 21000- 05-Mar-07 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 3 ML/133/2004 Ajay Bhamboo Limestone(Burning) 140000- 15-Oct-09 to 20 4.0000 00 Years 4 ML/15/2005 Akhilendra Singh Limestone(Burning) 175000- 14-Dec-05 to 20 2.5000 00 Years 5 ML/110/2007 Akhilesh Masonarystone 21000- 01-Jan-08 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 6 ML/14/2010 Allabakshi Masonarystone 21000- 25-Mar-11 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 7 ML/64/2008 Amana Ram Raika Masonarystone 21000- 31-Dec-08 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 8 ML/44/2006 Anand Puri Masonarystone 21000- 15-Dec-07 to 20 1.0000 00 Years 9 ML/242/2009 Anda Ram Dukia Limestone 24000- 29-Apr-10 to 20 4.0000 00 Years 10 ML/30/2002 Anil Kumar Limestone 147000- 30-Nov-02 to 20 3.4100 00 Years 11 ML/130/2008 Anjana Choudhary Limestone 140000 10-Feb-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 12 ML/18/1993 Arjun Ram Masonarystone 19208 30-May- to 20 1.0000 94 Years

13 ML/101/2003 Asharam Limestone(Burning) 140000 04-Jun-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 14 ML/32/2005 Babaramdev Chemical Limestone(Burning) 175000 05-May- to 20 3.3500 06 Years 15 ML/72/2006 Babaramdev Stone Masonarystone 21000 12-Dec-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 16 ML/18/2007 Bachchan Singh Jhandu Singh Gujar Limestone(Burning) 175000 10-Apr-08 to 20 2.3000 Years 17 ML/46/1994 Bachraj Harijan Masonarystone 4273 23-Dec-95 to 20 0.2000 Years 18 ML/105/2009 Bahadur Ram Masonarystone 29400 23-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 19 ML/75/2001 Bajrang Chemical Limestone(Burning) 147000 01-Aug-02 to 20 4.1500 Years 20 ML/206/1997 Bajrang Rodi Udyog Masonarystone 24830 28-Feb-98 to 20 0.4900 Years 21 ML/2/2006 Balaji Chemical Limestone(Burning) 175000 08-Sep-06 to 20 3.6400 Years 22 ML/61/2002 Balaji Crusher Udyog Masonarystone 9800 08-Jan-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 23 ML/159/2003 Balamsingh Masonarystone 21000 28-Feb-06 to 20 1.0000 Years 24 ML/29/2009 Balveer Jat Masonarystone 21000 31-Oct-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 25 ML/63/2002 Banwari Lal Sharma Masonarystone 9800 08-Jan-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 26 ML/44/2007 Bapji Stone Company Masonarystone 21000 11-Mar-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 27 ML/97/2003 Basti Ram Limestone(Burning) 160000 26-May- to 20 4.0000 11 Years 28 ML/24/2007 Bastiram Bisnoi Masonarystone 21000 15-May- to 20 1.0000 07 Years 29 ML/38/2003 Baya Limestone(Burning) 140000 15-Oct-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 30 ML/70/2001 Beda Lime And Construction Limestone(Burning) 147000 03-Dec-01 to 20 2.5200 Years 31 ML/44/2008 Beermaram Marble 70000 25-Feb-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 32 ML/69/1997 Bera Chemicals & Minerals Limestone(Burning) 205800 21-Oct-99 to 20 2.5900 Years 33 ML/195/1997 Bhanwar Lal Limestone(Burning) 147000 01-Sep-01 to 20 4.7100 Years 21

34 ML/135/1997 Bhanwar Lal Limestone(Burning) 147000 27-Jan-01 to 20 4.7500 Years 35 ML/209/2009 Bhanwar Lal Masonarystone 21000 07-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 36 ML/34/2005 Bhanwar Lal Limestone(Burning) 175000 04-Feb-06 to 20 2.6500 Years 37 ML/38/1992 Bhanwar Lal Masonarystone 19208 09-Oct-92 to 20 1.0000 Years 38 ML/8/2001 Bhanwar Lal Teli Masonarystone 19208 03-Aug-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 39 ML/12/1993 Bhanwar Singh Rajput Masonarystone 19208 19-Feb-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 40 ML/50/2006 Bhanwardan Charan Masonarystone 21000 17-Feb-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 41 ML/42/2007 Bhanwari Devi Masonarystone 21000 21-Jun-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 42 ML/38/1999 Bhanwaru Khan Masonarystone 13720 05-Sep-00 to 20 1.0000 Years 43 ML/10/2010 Bhanwaru Khan Masonarystone 21000 20-May- to 20 1.0000 11 Years 44 ML/100/2008 Bharu Ram Masonarystone 21000 19-Aug-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 45 ML/19/1999 Bhola Ram Jat Limestone(Burning) 147000 29-Dec-01 to 20 3.6400 Years 46 ML/73/2006 Bhudhraram Masonarystone 21000 12-Dec-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 47 ML/17/1996 Bhura Ram Mirdha Masonarystone 13720 17-Oct-96 to 20 1.0000 Years 48 ML/24/2002 Bhuraram Masonarystone 9800 24-Nov-03 to 20 1.0000 Years 49 ML/21/1996 Bhuraram Mirdha Masonarystone 13720 01-May- to 20 0.9600 97 Years 50 ML/185/2009 Bindu Panwar Limestone 140000 23-Apr-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 51 ML/138/2008 Bodu Ram Masonarystone 21000 29-Jul-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 52 ML/171/1992 Budhmal Masonarystone 19208 12-Aug-93 to 20 1.0000 Years 53 ML/11/2002 Chandi Chemical Manakpur Limestone 147000 19-Aug-02 to 20 2.5200 Years 54 ML/223/2009 Chandra Prakash Mirdha Masonarystone 25826 13-May- to 20 1.2900 10 Years 22

55 ML/18/2001 Chandri Devi Limestone(Burning) 175000 24-Jan-02 to 20 4.7400 Years 56 ML/247/1997 Charbhuja Chemicals Limestone(Burning) 205800 24-Jan-00 to 20 5.0000 Years 57 ML/9/1996 Chena Ram Masonarystone 19208 02-Aug-97 to 20 1.0000 Years 58 ML/17/1993 Chena Ram Panwar Masonarystone 19208 14-Oct-93 to 20 1.0000 Years 59 ML/7/2008 Chetan Meena Limestone(Burning) 224000 08-Jul-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 60 ML/163/2004 Choudhary Chemical Limestone(Burning) 205800 29-Aug-05 to 20 2.8900 Years 61 ML/130/2009 Chuna Ram Bhamboo Limestone(Burning) 160000 29-Jul-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 62 ML/53/2001 Chunilal Limestone(Burning) 147000 07-Jun-04 to 20 5.0000 Years 63 ML/48/2005 Damodar Prasad Masonarystone 21000 27-May- to 20 1.0000 06 Years 64 ML/13/2008 Damoder Kansara Masonarystone 21000 06-Aug-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 65 ML/13/1993 Damoder Karwa Masonarystone 19208 19-Feb-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 66 ML/113/2007 Darab Khan Masonarystone 21000 15-Jul-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 67 ML/229/1991 Denesh Chandra Masonarystone 19208 22-Oct-92 to 20 1.0000 Years 68 ML/41/2003 Deram Ram Jat Limestone(Burning) 140000 14-Jan-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 69 ML/25/1999 Dharmendra Singh Masonarystone 13720 17-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 70 ML/90/2003 Dinesh Limestone(Burning) 140000 22-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 71 ML/99/2008 Dinesh Jat Masonarystone 21000 28-Aug-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 72 ML/48/2008 Dinesh Kumar Masonarystone 21000 25-Sep-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 73 ML/172/2004 Dula Ram Masonarystone 29400 04-Jul-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 74 ML/94/2010 Dungarmal Duggar Limestone(Burning) 224000 16-Aug-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 75 ML/201/1997 Firoda Lime Limestone(Burning) 205805 05-Oct-98 to 20 3.4000 Years 23

76 ML/50/2009 Gajraj Betala Masonarystone 21000 31-Oct-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 77 ML/39/2002 Ganesh Lime Manakpur Limestone(Burning) 147000 14-Dec-04 to 20 4.4100 Years 78 ML/40/2002 Ganesha Ram Limestone(Burning) 147000 30-Aug-03 to 20 3.0800 Years 79 ML/42/1998 Ganga Devi Masonarystone 13720 03-Apr-00 to 20 1.0000 Years 80 ML/71/2002 Ganni Khan Masonarystone 9800 13-Dec-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 81 ML/325/1997 Ganpat Ram Masonarystone 13720 10-Nov-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 82 ML/243/2009 Aditya Agrawal Limestone 160000 12-Jan-12 to 20 4.0000 Years 83 ML/8/2004 Garu Chemical Limestone(Burning) 175000 22-Jul-05 to 20 2.7400 Years 84 ML/148/2003 Gawala Chemical Limestone 147000 24-Dec-04 to 20 2.8800 Years 85 ML/144/2009 Gayatri Masonarystone 16135 20-Dec-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 86 ML/174/2009 Geeta Panwar Limestone(Burning) 140000 23-Apr-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 87 ML/314/1997 Ghewar Ram Masonarystone 13720 20-Nov-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 88 ML/333/1997 Ghewar Ram Masonarystone 13720 20-Nov-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 89 ML/40/2009 Gopal Singh Masonarystone 21000 11-Feb-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 90 ML/39/2009 Gopal Singh Masonarystone 21000 11-Feb-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 91 ML/18/2008 Gopal Singh Rajpot Masonarystone 21000 24-Oct-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 92 ML/19/1996 Gordhan Ram Masonarystone 13720 27-Aug-97 to 20 1.0000 Years 93 ML/57/2008 Govind Singh Limestone(Burning) 79682 24-Aug-09 to 20 2.2800 Years 94 ML/48/1993 Gumanaram Nayak Masonarystone 19208 26-Aug-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 95 ML/81/2007 Hadman Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 96 ML/61/2009 Hadman Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 24

97 ML/76/2007 Hameed Chawada Masonarystone 224000 04-Jun-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 98 ML/16/2009 Hansraj Panwar Limestone 21000 31-May- to 20 4.0000 10 Years 99 ML/107/2007 Hanuman Singh Masonarystone 21000 27-Nov-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 100 ML/63/2008 Hanumana Ram Masonarystone 205800 31-Dec-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 101 ML/3/2000 Hardev Ram Limestone(Burning) 245000 29-Mar-01 to 20 4.5200 Years 102 ML/49/2004 Hardev Ram Limestone(Burning) 224000 16-Jun-05 to 20 3.9300 Years 103 ML/77/2008 Hari Lime Industries, Prop. Jagdish Limestone(Burning) 13720 26-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 104 ML/351/1997 Hari Ram Masonarystone 13720 10-Nov-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 105 ML/15/1998 Hari Ram Masonarystone 9195 28-Sep-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 106 ML/18/1998 Harun Shah Masonarystone 224000 24-Aug-00 to 20 1.0000 Years 107 ML/128/2009 Himmant Singh Limestone(Burning) 112035 24-May- to 20 4.0000 10 Years 108 ML/90/2008 Idanram Limestone(Burning) 29400 21-Jul-09 to 20 3.2000 Years 109 ML/46/2004 Indira Manda Masonarystone 29400 07-Mar-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 110 ML/47/2004 Indira Manda Masonarystone 21000 07-Mar-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 111 ML/30/2011 Indra Devi Masonarystone 19208 23-Mar-12 to 20 1.0000 Years 112 ML/10/1999 Jagdamba Mines Limestone(Burning) 205800 13-Nov-00 to 20 2.9000 Years 113 ML/135/2009 Jagdish Masonarystone 21000 25-Jan-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 114 ML/116/2008 Jagdish Ram Masonarystone 21000 21-Aug-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 115 ML/84/2008 Jagdish Singh Masonarystone 29400 29-Jul-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 116 ML/139/2008 Jagmal Singh Masonarystone 21000 13-Aug-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 117 ML/211/2009 Jagram Potalia Masonarystone 21000 07-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 25

118 ML/146/2009 Jairam Limestone(Burning) 224000 12-Jul-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 119 ML/25/2006 Jannat Minechem Limestone 175000 22-Nov-07 to 20 2.7500 Years 120 ML/53/2008 Jasnathji Mines Prop. Shri Bhera Masonarystone 21000 26-Feb-09 to 20 1.0000 Ram Years 121 ML/1/2005 Jeevan Ram Masonarystone 21000 06-Mar-06 to 20 1.0000 Years 122 ML/140/2008 Jeevan Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 02-Sep-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 123 ML/43/2000 Jethmal Masonarystone 9800 21-Aug-01 to 20 1.0000 Years 124 ML/64/2007 Jhumar Ram Limestone(Burning) 104780 09-Jul-09 to 20 2.9900 Years 125 ML/90/2010 Jhumarmal Masonarystone 21000 01-Jun-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 126 ML/120/2008 Jisaram Masonarystone 21000 21-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 127 ML/89/2010 Jitendra Singh Masonarystone 11525 14-Sep-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 128 ML/6/2004 Jivan Ram Masonarystone 21000 23-Nov-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 129 ML/21/2002 Kalu Ram Limestone 175000 02-Jul-05 to 20 5.0000 Years 130 ML/17/2006 Kamal Minerals Limestone(Burning) 175000 28-Dec-06 to 20 3.2500 Years 131 ML/37/1993 Kamlesh Panwar Masonarystone 19208 01-Mar-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 132 ML/83/2007 Kana Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 10-Dec-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 133 ML/118/2008 Kanaram Masonarystone 21000 21-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 134 ML/65/2005 Kanhyalal Masonarystone 21000 03-Oct-06 to 20 1.0000 Years 135 ML/28/2006 Karni Singh Rathore Masonarystone 21000 24-Sep-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 136 ML/52/2006 Kartikaya Masonarystone 21000 17-Feb-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 137 ML/67/2007 Kasam Kha Masonarystone 21000 20-Mar-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 138 ML/3/2008 Kaushlya Devi Masonarystone 21000 16-Jul-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 26

139 ML/85/2007 Khan Mohammad Khan Masonarystone 21000 03-Jun-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 140 ML/26/2000 Khatu Tik Stony Sandstone 28000 29-Aug-02 to 20 1.0000 Years 141 ML/85/2008 Kheta Ram Masonarystone 29400 29-Jul-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 142 ML/82/2009 Kishna Ram Choudhary Masonarystone 29400 10-Jun-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 143 ML/83/2009 Kishna Ram Choudhary Masonarystone 29400 10-Jun-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 144 ML/15/2010 Kishna Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 11-Mar-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 145 ML/177/1997 Kishor Ram Limestone(Burning) 205800 20-Aug-98 to 20 4.6800 Years 146 ML/49/2000 Koja Ram Limestone(Burning) 147000 28-Jul-01 to 20 4.0000 Years 147 ML/56/2007 Koja Ram Limestone 175000 28-Feb-08 to 20 2.6000 Years 148 ML/52/2001 Krishna Lime Limestone(Burning) 147000 04-Feb-02 to 20 5.0000 Years 149 ML/23/2007 Kumbharam Masonarystone 21000 15-May- to 20 1.0000 07 Years 150 ML/58/1993 Ladu Ram Jat Masonarystone 19208 03-Feb-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 151 ML/4/2008 Lata Devi Limestone(Burning) 224000 08-Jul-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 152 ML/40/2008 M/S Baba Ramdev Sinodh Masonarystone 21000 18-Mar-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 153 ML/59/2004 M/S Bediyasar Khanij Udhyog Limestone(Burning) 224000 29-Aug-05 to 20 4.4200 Bhawanda Years 154 ML/37/2009 M/S Gajanand Limes Limestone 140000 01-Sep-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 155 ML/60/2007 M/S Ganpati Mines & Minerals Limestone(Burning) 140000 26-Mar-09 to 20 3.7100 Years 156 ML/160/2003 M/S Girdhar Chemicals Manakpur Limestone(Burning) 140000 04-Jun-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 157 ML/168/2004 M/S Girdhar Lime Bhawanda Limestone(Burning) 205800 29-Aug-05 to 20 3.5400 Years 158 ML/320/1997 M/S Jai Shankar Rodi Udyog Masonarystone 11990 14-Apr-98 to 20 0.5000 Years 159 ML/141/2008 M/S Neelkanth Minerals Manakpur Limestone 160000 06-Jul-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 27

160 ML/16/2007 M/S Sidhi Vinayak Industries Limestone(Burning) 175000 16-Apr-08 to 20 3.6600 Years 161 ML/35/2008 M/S Sigma Minerals Ltd. Limestone 175000 21-Oct-08 to 20 2.6000 Years 162 ML/70/2008 M/S Sigma Minerals Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 140000 11-Aug-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 163 ML/37/2008 M/S Uday Lime Manakpur Limestone(Burning) 140000 15-Jun-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 164 ML/16/2008 M/S Veer Teja Stone, Bere Masonarystone 21000 12-Nov-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 165 ML/30/2009 Madan Mohan Jat Limestone 224000 28-Apr-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 166 ML/29/1993 Madan Singh Rajput Masonarystone 19208 23-Aug-93 to 20 1.0000 Years 167 ML/3/2003 Madhu Mirdha Masonarystone 21000 31-Dec-03 to 20 1.0000 Years 168 ML/5/1995 Madhusudan Masonarystone 19208 24-Jul-95 to 20 1.0000 Years 169 ML/36/2002 Mahadev Chemicals Limestone(Burning) 147000 28-Jan-04 to 20 4.9900 Years 170 ML/18/2006 Mahaveer Prasad Masonarystone 21000 25-Jan-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 171 ML/105/2008 Mahaveer Singh Masonarystone 21000 22-Feb-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 172 ML/1/2001 Mahdev Mines Limestone(Burning) 147000 06-Nov-01 to 20 3.1300 Years 173 ML/6/2003 Mahendra Singh Masonarystone 9800 24-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 174 ML/57/2001 Mahendra Singh Minerals Limestone(Burning) 147000 05-Dec-01 to 20 4.0500 Years 175 ML/157/2009 Mahendra Singh Panwar Masonarystone 29400 14-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 176 ML/156/2009 Mahendra Singh Panwar Masonarystone 29400 14-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 177 ML/98/2008 Mahesh Kumar Masonarystone 21000 14-Jan-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 178 ML/54/1998 Mala Ram Masonarystone 19208 01-Nov-03 to 20 1.0000 Years 179 ML/166/2004 Manakpur Lime Limestone(Burning) 245000 15-Jun-05 to 20 4.9800 Years 180 ML/165/2004 Manakpur Lime Limestone(Burning) 245000 15-Jun-05 to 20 2.9600 Years 28

181 ML/331/1997 Manaram Jat Masonarystone 13720 22-May- to 20 1.0000 98 Years 182 ML/123/2009 Manaram Jat Masonarystone 21000 23-Sep-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 183 ML/131/2008 Mangi Lal Masonarystone 21000 02-Sep-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 184 ML/323/1997 Mangilal Masonarystone 19208 03-Jun-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 185 ML/150/2009 Mangilal Panwar Masonarystone 29400 14-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 186 ML/12/1998 Mangilal Panwar Masonarystone 13720 24-Sep-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 187 ML/6/2001 Mani Ram Nen Limestone(Burning) 147000 12-Oct-01 to 20 2.6700 Years 188 ML/28/2003 Maniram Limestone(Burning) 140000 04-Jun-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 189 ML/65/2009 Maniram Jat Masonarystone 29400 23-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 190 ML/66/2009 Maniram Khoja Masonarystone 29400 23-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 191 ML/24/1995 Manmohan Stone Masonarystone 19208 09-Oct-95 to 20 1.0000 Years 192 ML/55/2007 Manphool Kuri Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 193 ML/22/2007 Manphool Singh Masonarystone 2100 15-May- to 20 1.0000 07 Years 194 ML/285/1997 Marwar Mineral Limestone(Burning) 205800 12-Oct-00 to 20 3.4900 Years 195 ML/47/2008 Matu Devi Masonarystone 21000 10-Nov-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 196 ML/352/1997 Megha Ram Masonarystone 13720 10-Nov-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 197 ML/19/1991 Mehram Limestone(Burning) 205800 16-Jul-92 to 20 100.0000 Years 198 ML/171/2009 Mehram Masonarystone 29400 21-Oct-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 199 ML/188/2009 Mevaram Masonarystone 21000 17-Aug-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 200 ML/62/2002 Mohan Lal Jat Masonarystone 9800 08-Jan-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 201 ML/222/2009 Mohan Ram Masonarystone 16135 12-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 29

202 ML/165/2009 Mohan Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 03-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 203 ML/164/2009 Mohan Ramjat Masonarystone 21000 03-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 204 ML/103/2001 Mohanlal Limestone(Burning) 147000 21-Dec-02 to 20 2.8200 Years 205 ML/50/2001 Mohd. Shahid Masonarystone 9800 29-Dec-01 to 20 1.0000 Years 206 ML/10/2000 Moti Lime Limestone(Burning) 411600 26-Dec-00 to 20 6.8300 Years 207 ML/19/2002 Ms Krishna Lime Limestone(Burning) 147000 02-Sep-02 to 20 5.0000 Years 208 ML/51/2001 Mukanda Mineral Limestone(Burning) 147000 03-Dec-01 to 20 2.5600 Years 209 ML/54/2008 Mukesh Kumawat Limestone(Burning) 140000 19-Jan-09 to 20 3.1300 Years 210 ML/42/2008 Mukesh Rankawat Masonarystone 21000 11-Aug-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 211 ML/19/2008 Mula Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 11-Dec-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 212 ML/66/2005 Mula Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 30-Mar-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 213 ML/362/1997 Mulchand Sharma Masonarystone 13720 29-Sep-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 214 ML/95/2004 Mynores India Pvt. Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 140000 26-Aug-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 215 ML/5/2011 Nanak Ram Masonarystone 21000 20-Jul-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 216 ML/219/1997 Nand Kishore Jaju Masonarystone 13720 05-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 217 ML/162/2009 Nandushri Masonarystone 29400 21-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 218 ML/19/1993 Nanu Ram Masonarystone 19208 30-May- to 20 1.0000 94 Years 219 ML/249/2009 Narendra Rankawat Limestone 160000 07-Apr-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 220 ML/2/1995 Narpat Singh Limestone(Burning) 490910 24-Nov-95 to 20 9.0000 Years 221 ML/157/2003 Narpat Singh Masonarystone 29400 29-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 222 ML/94/2009 Naryan Ram Meghwal Limestone(Burning) 224000 26-May- to 20 4.0000 10 Years 30

223 ML/19/2004 Nathuram Jat Masonarystone 29400 07-Mar-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 224 ML/173/2004 Nathuram Jat Masonarystone 21000 04-Jul-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 225 ML/81/2009 Navratan Jat Masonarystone 21000 12-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 226 ML/3/1994 Nemichand Panwar Masonarystone 19208 15-May- to 20 1.0000 95 Years 227 ML/4/1994 Nemichand Panwar Masonarystone 19208 15-May- to 20 1.0000 95 Years 228 ML/48/1998 Neranjan Masonarystone 21000 17-May- to 20 1.0000 07 Years 229 ML/36/2009 Nimba Ram Limestone 140000 07-Jan-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 230 ML/29/2008 Niraj Shrimali Masonarystone 21000 14-Oct-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 231 ML/84/2009 Om Prakesh Jat Masonarystone 29400 10-Jun-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 232 ML/106/2009 Omaram Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 233 ML/3/2006 Omprakesh Limestone(Burning) 175000 12-Sep-06 to 20 1.5600 Years 234 ML/48/2009 Pankaj Rao Masonarystone 21000 31-Oct-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 235 ML/80/2007 Pappu Singh Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 236 ML/54/2007 Pappu Singh Masonarystone 21000 23-Apr-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 237 ML/45/2004 Parma Devi Masonarystone 29400 07-Mar-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 238 ML/20/2004 Parmaram Masonarystone 29400 09-Nov-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 239 ML/7/1998 Parvaj Ahmed Masonarystone 13720 09-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 240 ML/6/1998 Parvaj Ahmed Masonarystone 13720 10-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 241 ML/364/1997 Perma Devi Masonarystone 19975 25-Apr-98 to 20 0.7500 Years 242 ML/63/2007 Pradeep Kumar Masonarystone 21000 14-Jul-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 243 ML/97/2008 Prahlad Rai Masonarystone 21000 01-Jun-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 31

244 ML/61/2007 Prakash Chandra Samria Masonarystone 21000 15-Jul-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 245 ML/21/2004 Praveen Limestone(Burning) 140000 25-May- to 20 4.0000 09 Years 246 ML/15/2007 Praveen Kumar Limestone(Burning) 175000 15-Jan-08 to 20 2.8400 Years 247 ML/117/2008 Prem Chand Masonarystone 21000 22-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 248 ML/95/2003 Prema Ram Limestone(Burning) 140000 22-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 249 ML/10/2009 Purnaram Masonarystone 29400 20-Sep-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 250 ML/175/2004 Purnaram Masonarystone 29400 29-Sep-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 251 ML/170/2009 Rahul Pandey Limestone 224000 23-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 252 ML/119/2008 Raja Ram Masonarystone 21000 21-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 253 ML/95/2008 Rajaram Masonarystone 21000 18-Mar-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 254 ML/5/2003 Rajbala Yadav Masonarystone 9800 24-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 255 ML/250/2009 Rajbala Yadav Masonarystone 16135 07-Jan-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 256 ML/103/2009 Rajesh Jat Masonarystone 21000 26-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 257 ML/104/2009 Rajesh Jat Masonarystone 21000 26-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 258 ML/16/2010 Rajesh Sankhla Limestone 160000 18-Apr-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 259 ML/5/1994 Rajkumar Harijan Masonarystone 19208 06-Oct-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 260 ML/36/1994 Rakesh Kumar Masonarystone 19208 04-Aug-95 to 20 1.0000 Years 261 ML/30/1994 Rakesh Kumar Masonarystone 19208 04-Aug-95 to 20 0.9600 Years 262 ML/67/2002 Ram Awater Masonarystone 21000 28-Jan-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 263 ML/170/2003 Ram Awater Masonarystone 29400 29-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 264 ML/86/2008 Ram Gopal Masonarystone 29400 29-Jul-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 32

265 ML/44/2009 Ram Kishor Jat Masonarystone 21000 01-Sep-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 266 ML/86/2009 Ram Lal Singh Masonarystone 21000 12-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 267 ML/30/2004 Ram Nivas Masonarystone 21000 26-May- to 20 1.0000 06 Years 268 ML/16/1999 Ram Ratan Limestone(Burning) 147000 10-Jan-01 to 20 5.0000 Years 269 ML/172/2009 Ram Ratan Jat Masonarystone 29400 23-Sep-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 270 ML/2/2005 Ramawtar Agrawal Prop. Satguru Limestone 175000 24-Jul-08 to 20 3.4900 Traders Years 271 ML/37/2002 Ramchandra Jat Limestone(Burning) 147000 21-Jul-04 to 20 3.3500 Years 272 ML/66/2001 Ramesh Jat Limestone(Burning) 147000 06-Sep-02 to 20 3.5900 Years 273 ML/22/1997 Rameshwarlal Masonarystone 19208 16-Jan-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 274 ML/92/2008 Ramkaran Jat Limestone(Burning) 140000 10-Jun-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 275 ML/38/2008 Ramkishor Jat Masonarystone 21000 10-Feb-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 276 ML/10/1996 Ramnivas Masonarystone 19208 05-Feb-97 to 20 1.0000 Years 277 ML/43/2005 Ramnivas Jat Masonarystone 21000 14-Dec-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 278 ML/42/1993 Ramniwas Jat Masonarystone 19208 31-Jan-94 to 20 1.0000 Years 279 ML/176/2009 Ramrakh Masonarystone 16135 02-May- to 20 1.0000 11 Years 280 ML/49/1998 Ramsingh Masonarystone 13720 06-Jul-99 to 20 1.0000 Years 281 ML/65/2004 Ranabai Chemical Limestone(Burning) 224000 18-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 282 ML/51/2004 Ranveer Singh Limestone(Burning) 175000 31-Oct-06 to 20 3.1900 Years 283 ML/25/2011 Ravinder Singh Rajput Masonarystone 21000 10-Jan-12 to 20 1.0000 Years 284 ML/31/2000 Regal Mines & Minerals Limestone(Burning) 147000 31-Mar-01 to 20 2.6800 Years 285 ML/37/2000 Regal Mines & Minerals Limestone(Burning) 147000 03-Aug-01 to 20 3.0000 Years 33

286 ML/45/2009 Rupa Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 01-Sep-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 287 ML/122/2009 Sahdev Ram Limestone(Burning) 140000 22-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 288 ML/75/2007 Saleem Chawada Masonarystone 21000 03-Jun-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 289 ML/47/2001 Samina Bano Masonarystone 9800 08-Feb-02 to 20 1.0000 Years 290 ML/49/2001 Samina Bano Masonarystone 9800 08-Feb-02 to 20 1.0000 Years 291 ML/31/2006 Sampatram Masonarystone 21000 01-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 292 ML/33/1999 Sandeep Yadav Masonarystone 9800 12-Oct-01 to 20 1.0000 Years 293 ML/92/2009 Sandeep Yadav Masonarystone 16135 21-Jul-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 294 ML/6/2008 Sanjeev Meena Limestone(Burning) 224000 08-Jul-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 295 ML/143/2008 Sanjeev Singh Shekhawat Limestone 224000 08-Jul-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 296 ML/57/2004 Santosh Kanwar Masonarystone 21000 29-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 297 ML/91/2010 Sanwarmal Masonarystone 21000 01-Jun-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 298 ML/90/2009 Saraswati Kansara Masonarystone 29400 12-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 299 ML/20/1999 Saroj Masonarystone 29400 17-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 300 ML/91/2009 Saroj Masonarystone 29400 12-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 301 ML/17/2001 Sarswati Stone Masonarystone 9800 02-Feb-02 to 20 1.0000 Years 302 ML/14/1997 Sarvan Masonarystone 13720 18-Feb-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 303 ML/189/2009 Sarvan Kumar Masonarystone 16135 09-Aug-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 304 ML/200/2009 Sashi Agarwal Masonarystone 13135 27-Jun-11 to 20 1.0000 Years 305 ML/162/1992 Satya Narayan Punia Masonarystone 19208 25-Jan-93 to 20 1.0000 Years 306 ML/17/1998 Satya Narayan Somani Masonarystone 13720 05-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 34

307 ML/41/1995 Satyanarayan Masonarystone 13720 11-Jul-96 to 20 0.8800 Years 308 ML/32/2008 Satyanarayan Prajapat Masonarystone 21000 13-Feb-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 309 ML/132/2008 Satyanaryan Pujari Masonarystone 21000 11-Sep-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 310 ML/62/2008 Sawai Singh Masonarystone 21000 20-Jan-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 311 ML/26/1999 Sawar Singh Masonarystone 29400 17-Jun-05 to 20 1.0000 Years 312 ML/40/1994 Sayari Devi Masonarystone 21000 10-Jul-95 to 20 1.0000 Years 313 ML/42/2002 Shailash Vimal Limestone(Burning) 147000 27-Aug-04 to 20 2.5900 Years 314 ML/22/1996 Sharda Devi Masonarystone 13720 01-May- to 20 1.0000 97 Years 315 ML/46/2008 Shimbhu Singh Limestone(Burning) 204400 07-May- to 20 3.6500 10 Years 316 ML/11/2001 Shimbudayal Charan Masonarystone 9800 29-Nov-01 to 20 1.0000 Years 317 ML/90/2001 Shiv Golden Chemical Limestone(Burning) 147000 09-Oct-02 to 20 3.1500 Years 318 ML/13/1995 Shiv Karan Masonarystone 13140 15-Jun-95 to 20 0.5000 Years 319 ML/210/2009 Shiv Ram Masonarystone 21000 07-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 320 ML/15/2001 Shivdan Ram Limestone(Burning) 147000 19-Jul-01 to 20 5.0300 Years 321 ML/75/2008 Shivra Ram Limestone 140000 15-Oct-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 322 ML/33/2005 Shivratan Sharma Masonarystone 21000 25-Mar-06 to 20 1.0000 Years 323 ML/55/2001 Shivsakti Mineral Limestone(Burning) 147000 18-Jun-02 to 20 3.0300 Years 324 ML/70/2010 Shree Ganesh Chemical Limestone(Burning) 147000 12-Oct-11 to 20 4.0000 Years 325 ML/9/2001 Shri Balaji Stone Masonarystone 9800 02-Feb-02 to 20 0.9900 Years 326 ML/11/1998 Shri Gopal Somani Masonarystone 13720 05-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 327 ML/33/2002 Shri Mansa Lime Limestone(Burning) 147000 24-Jan-03 to 20 4.0000 Years 35

328 ML/41/2000 Shri Minerals Khaniz Udyog Limestone(Burning) 147000 21-Mar-01 to 20 4.0400 Years 329 ML/64/2002 Shri Raja Ram Pujari Masonarystone 21000 15-Jul-06 to 20 1.0000 Years 330 ML/12/2008 Shri Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 06-Aug-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 331 ML/11/2008 Shri Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 06-Aug-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 332 ML/50/2000 Shri Sankar Lime Udhyog Limestone(Burning) 147000 11-Jun-02 to 20 4.4600 Years 333 ML/25/2002 Shri Santos Chemical Limestone 147000 04-Oct-02 to 20 4.6900 Years 334 ML/30/2005 Shyam Lal Masonarystone 21000 01-May- to 20 1.0000 06 Years 335 ML/6/1995 Sidhi Ganesh Rodi Suppliers Masonarystone 13720 24-Jul-95 to 20 1.0000 Years 336 ML/77/2009 Sita Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 12-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 337 ML/76/2009 Sita Ram Jat Masonarystone 21000 12-Oct-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 338 ML/148/2009 Sitaram Masonarystone 21000 15-Dec-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 339 ML/106/2007 Smt. Bhatudi Limestone(Burning) 140000 18-Sep-08 to 20 2.8500 Years 340 ML/17/2008 Smt. Heradevi Masonarystone 21000 12-Nov-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 341 ML/220/1997 Smt. Krishna Somani Masonarystone 13720 05-Oct-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 342 ML/197/2009 Smt. Manju Sharma Masonarystone 21000 24-Dec-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 343 ML/208/2009 Smt. Neeru Choudhary Masonarystone 16135 15-Nov-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 344 ML/51/2006 Smt. Sampat Kumari Masonarystone 21000 30-Mar-09 to 20 1.0000 Years 345 ML/15/2004 Smt. Sukhi Devi Masonarystone 16135 15-Sep-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 346 ML/16/2004 Smt. Sukhi Devi Masonarystone 16135 15-Sep-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 347 ML/69/2008 Smt.Santosh Kanwar Masonarystone 21000 30-Jun-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 348 ML/126/1992 Sohan Lal Khati Masonarystone 19208 07-Nov-92 to 20 1.0000 Years 36

349 ML/55/2009 Soni Devi Masonarystone 29400 12-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 350 ML/10/1995 Sonidevi Limestone(Burning) 404947 12-Feb-96 to 20 9.0000 Years 351 ML/65/2006 Sriram Masonarystone 21000 11-Sep-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 352 ML/67/2001 Sriram Chemicals Limestone(Burning) 147000 11-Jun-02 to 20 2.6200 Years 353 ML/59/2001 Sriram Lime Products Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 205800 09-Jul-02 to 20 3.1000 Years 354 ML/62/2007 Subash Chandra Masonarystone 21000 14-Jul-08 to 20 1.0000 Years 355 ML/2/2007 Subh Laxmi Minerals Limestone(Burning) 175000 31-Oct-07 to 20 3.8700 Years 356 ML/119/2007 Subhash Meena Limestone(Burning) 140000 16-Jan-09 to 20 2.8900 Years 357 ML/23/1995 Sukhveer Singh Limestone(Burning) 378088 21-Feb-98 to 20 9.0000 Years 358 ML/37/2003 Sunit Dukiya Limestone 140000 17-Feb-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 359 ML/20/2002 Surendra Singh Limestone(Burning) 147000 03-Aug-04 to 20 4.9900 Years 360 ML/111/2007 Suresh Limestone(Burning) 175000 02-Jul-08 to 20 3.4100 Years 361 ML/30/1996 Suresh Kumar Toshniwal Masonarystone 6751 28-Mar-97 to 20 0.2500 Years 362 ML/74/2001 Surja Ram Jat Limestone(Burning) 147000 16-May- to 20 2.9600 02 Years 363 ML/89/2009 Tanveer Masonarystone 29400 12-Apr-10 to 20 1.0000 Years 364 ML/45/2002 Tara Chand Jat Masonarystone 19208 29-Oct-04 to 20 1.0000 Years 365 ML/102/2009 Tarachand Gehlot Limestone(Burning) 140000 26-Mar-10 to 20 4.0000 Years 366 ML/31/2002 Tej Singh Limestone(Burning) 147000 11-Nov-02 to 20 4.5300 Years 367 ML/55/1992 Tejpal Mirdha Masonarystone 13720 14-Jan-93 to 20 0.9900 Years 368 ML/12/2000 Thar Chemes Limestone(Burning) 147000 19-Jan-02 to 20 2.8300 Years 369 ML/43/1994 Tolaram Masonarystone 19208 11-Jan-95 to 20 0.9400 Years 37

370 ML/289/1997 Trilok Chand Jat Masonarystone 13720 07-Sep-98 to 20 1.0000 Years 371 ML/34/2006 Ugraram Masonarystone 21000 27-Jan-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 372 ML/66/2008 Veer Teja Stone Crusher Masonarystone 21000 29-May- to 20 1.0000 09 Years 373 ML/5/2006 Veer Tejaji Stone Masonarystone 21000 05-Mar-07 to 20 1.0000 Years 374 ML/15/2009 Vijay Sankhla Limestone 224000 31-May- to 20 4.0000 10 Years 375 ML/62/2009 Vikash Jat Masonarystone 29400 12-May- to 20 1.0000 10 Years 376 ML/88/2004 Wolkem Industries Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 140000 26-Aug-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 377 ML/99/2004 Wollmine India Pvt. Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 140000 25-Aug-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 378 ML/98/2004 Wollmine India Pvt. Ltd. Limestone(Burning) 140000 26-Aug-09 to 20 4.0000 Years 379 ML//5/2006 Balaji Mines & Minerals China Clay 8000 14-Feb-07 to 50 4 Years 380 ML//1/2006 Dadudayal China Clay Splarers China Clay 8029 15-Feb-07 to 50 *4.01 Years 381 ML//1/2007 Jai Sri Balaji Mines & Menerals China Clay 8752 05-Jun-07 to 50 4.41 Years 382 ML//9/2007 Daisy Minerals Pvt Ltd China Clay 9227 05-Jun-07 to 50 *4.61 Years 383 ML//8/2006 Dadudayal Khanij Udhyog China Clay 8000 30-Jun-07 to 50 *4 Years 384 ML//14/2007 Manda Mines & Minerals China Clay 8020 13-Sep-07 to 50 *4.01 Years 385 ML//23/2007 J.P. Mines and Minerals China Clay 9104 04-Jan-08 to 50 *4.05 Years 386 ML//110/2007 M/s Veer Tejaji Mines & Mineral China Clay 8008 07-May- to 50 *4 08 Years 387 ML//11/2007 Vasudev Mines and Minerals China Clay 8000 30-Aug-08 to 50 4 Years 388 ML//10/2007 M/s Maa Mines & Minerals China Clay 9702 17-Oct-08 to 50 4.85 Years 389 ML//13/2008 Ajay Lodha China Clay 97088 07-Jan-09 to 50 4.54 Years 390 ML//4/2008 Siddhi Vinayak Enterprises China Clay 4272 04-Mar-09 to 50 4.27 Years 38

391 ML//1/1999 RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 1741480 13-Jul-09 to 20 *870.74 Years 392 ML//22/2007 Vishnun Mines & Mines & Minerals China Clay 8273 13-Nov-09 to 50 4.14 Years 393 ML//123/2011 Balaji Mines & Minerals China Clay 4000 05-Dec-12 to 50 4 Years 394 ML//118/2011 Vasudev Mines & Minerals China Clay 4168 05-Dec-12 to 50 4.17 Years 395 ML//115/2011 Sobha Devi China Clay 4184 05-Dec-12 to 50 4.48 Years 396 ML//2/2012 Ganesh Mines & Minerals China Clay 4005 17-Dec-12 to 50 4 Years 397 ML//3/2012 Baba Ramdev Mines & Minerals China Clay 4015 28-Mar-13 to 50 4.02 Years 398 ML//24/2012 Chhotudi China Clay 4040 15-Jul-13 to 50 4.04 Years 399 ML//23/2012 Jeevan Mata Mines & Minerals China Clay 4005 16-Jul-13 to 50 4.01 Years 400 ML//31/2012 Balaji Mines & Minerals China Clay 4182 17-Jul-13 to 50 4.18 Years 401 ML//40/2012 Ganpati Mines & Mineals China Clay 4412 17-Jul-13 to 50 4.71 Years 402 ML//1/2012 Parma Devi China Clay 4628 25-Jul-13 to 50 4.63 Years 403 ML//26/2012 Surya Mines & Minerals China Clay 4129 14-Aug-13 to 50 4.13 Years 404 ML//116/2011 Guru Kripa Mines & Minerals China Clay 4445 19-Aug-13 to 50 4.45 Years 405 ML//27/2012 Amtulla Minerals Pvt. Ltd. China Clay 4615 19-Aug-13 to 50 4.61 Years 406 ML//25/2012 Hari Om Mines & Minerals China Clay 4000 21-Aug-13 to 50 4 Years 407 ML//35/2012 Subh Laxmi Mines & Mineals China Clay 4074 27-Aug-13 to 50 4.07 Years 408 ML//3/2010 Gunsai Baba Minerals & Mines China Clay 2002 27-Aug-13 to 50 4 Years 409 ML//29/2012 R.R.R. Mines & Minerals China Clay 4047 30-Sep-13 to 50 4.05 Years 410 ML//34/2012 Jai Baba Mines & Minerals China Clay 4151 30-Sep-13 to 50 4.15 Years 411 ML//8/2012 Baba Ramdev Mines & Minerals China Clay 4001 01-Oct-13 to 50 4 Years 39

412 ML//14/2013 Shiv Shakti Mines & Minerals China Clay 4018 01-Oct-13 to 50 4.02 Years 413 ML//5/2012 Mahadev Mines & Minerals China Clay 4036 14-Oct-13 to 50 4.04 Years 414 ML//117/2011 Shiv Shakti Mines & Minerals China Clay 4248 05-Dec-13 to 50 4.25 Years 415 ML//6/2012 Manavta Mines & Minerals China Clay 1602 03-Jan-14 to 50 4 Years 416 ML//10/2012 Shree Dadi Satte Mines & Minerals China Clay 1608 03-Jan-14 to 50 4.02 Years 417 ML//4/2012 Devnarayan Mines & Minerals China Clay 1600 22-Jan-14 to 50 4 Years 418 ML//11/2013 Munni China Clay 1600 22-Jan-14 to 50 4.02 Years 419 ML//8/2013 Asha Ram Jat China Clay 1602 22-Jan-14 to 50 4 Years 420 ML//1/2013 Prahalad Ram Jat China Clay 1600 22-Jan-14 to 50 4.36 Years 421 ML//7/2013 Mohan Ram Jat China Clay 1742 22-Jan-14 to 50 4 Years 422 ML//4/2013 Ganpat Ram & Ramdev Mines & China Clay 1922 27-Jan-14 to 50 4.8 Minerals Years 423 ML//41/2012 Sukhsagar Minerals & Mines China Clay 1600 30-Jan-14 to 50 4 Years 424 ML//5/2013 Sangawa Mines & Minerals China Clay 1634 30-Jan-14 to 50 4.08 Years 425 ML//12/2013 Gajanand Mines & Minerals China Clay 1640 30-Jan-14 to 50 4.1 Years 426 ML//9/2013 Binja Ram Jat China Clay 1902 30-Jan-14 to 50 4.08 Years 427 ML//13/2013 Charbhuja Mines & Minerals China Clay 1878 30-Jan-14 to 50 4.69 Years 428 ML//120/2011 J.L. Daga Mines & Minerals Pvt. Ltd. China Clay 1656 31-Jan-14 to 50 4.01 Years 429 ML//119/2011 Prakash Chand Patwa China Clay 1722 10-Feb-14 to 50 4.31 Years 430 ML//3/2013 Teja Ram Jat China Clay 1622 06-May- to 50 4.05 14 Years 431 ML//177/2013 Shri Barahpuri Baba Mines & China Clay 1802 06-May- to 50 4.51 Minerals 14 Years 432 ML//31/2013 D.M. Mines & Minerals China Clay 1600 06-May- to 50 4 14 Years 40

433 ML//43/2013 Appar Mines & Minerals China Clay 1810 06-May- to 50 4.05 14 Years 434 ML//22/2012 shri Shiv Shankar Mines & Minerals China Clay 1822 06-May- to 50 4.51 14 Years 435 ML//29/2013 Shree Ramdev Mines & Minerals China Clay 1602 06-May- to 50 4 14 Years 436 ML//172/2013 Sudarshan Mines & Minerals China Clay 1602 06-May- to 50 4 14 Years 437 ML//10/2013 Shri Keshariya Kanwarji Mines & China Clay 1602 06-May- to 50 4 Minerals 14 Years 438 ML//38/2013 Jai Bhawani Mines & Minerals China Clay 1602 06-May- to 50 4 14 Years 439 ML//7/2012 Dev Narayan Minerals & Mines China Clay 1600 27-May- to 50 4 14 Years 440 ML//175/2013 Gogaji Minerals & Mines China Clay 1735 03-Jun-14 to 50 4.34 Years 441 ML//176/2013 Shri Ram Mines & Minerals China Clay 1714 09-Jun-14 to 50 4.29 Years 442 ML//179/2013 Gajanand Mines China Clay 1672 07-Jul-14 to 50 4.18 Years 443 ML//187/2013 Maa Shishani Mata Mines China Clay 1666 10-Jul-14 to 50 4.16 Years 444 ML//178/2013 Maa Kripa Mines & Minerals China Clay 1604 25-Jul-14 to 50 4.01 Years 445 ML//173/2013 Shree Ram Mines & Minerals China Clay 1748 01-Aug-14 to 50 4.37 Years 446 ML/30/2013 Neelkanth Minerals China Clay 1605 17-Sep-14 to 50 4.75 Years 447 ML/182/2013 Guna Gusai Baba China Clay 1605 27-Oct-14 to 50 4.01 Years

Detail of QL

Total S. Area Lease No. Lessee Name KHASRA NO. Village Tehsil No. (in Hec.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 QL/17/Chhapri Ramchandra 0.09 Khatukalan Jayal 2 QL/1A/Chhapri Jeenmata Mines Badi Khatu 0.09 213 Khatukalan Jayal 3 QL/7A/Chhapri Pusaram 0.09 Khatukalan Jayal 4 QL/1/Garhwala Dungar Krishna Kumari 0.36 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 5 QL/2/Garhwala Dungar Krishna Kumari 0.36 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 6 QL/3/Garhwala Dungar Mo. Afazal 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 7 QL/10/Dugana Anwar Ali 0.36 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 8 QL/10/Dugana Jamaldin 0.36 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 9 QL/12/Dugana Balmukund 0.03 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 10 QL/21A/Dugana Amin Ahmad 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 11 QL/28/Dugana Munir 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 12 QL/28/Dugana Shadat Ali 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 13 QL/28A/Dugana Mastak 0.02 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 14 QL/28A/Dugana Munir 0.36 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 15 QL/37/Dugana Pemaram 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 16 QL/4/Dugana Faruq Ahmed 0.05 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 17 QL/4/Dugana Bilaludeen 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 18 QL/40/Dugana Naimuddin 0.45 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 19 QL/41A/Dugana Mastak 0.03 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 20 QL/6A/Dugana Nathuddin 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 21 QL/7/Dugana Sabbir Ahmad 0.0459 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 22 QL/NIL/Dugana Abdul Samad 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 23 QL/NIL/Dugana Saieed 0.06 1161 Khatukalan Jayal

24 QL/16/Dhulivya Anwar Ali 0.3716 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 25 QL/3/Dhulivya Basir 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 26 QL/3/Dhulivya Babu Lal 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 27 QL/36/Dhulivya Bali Devi 0.15 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 28 QL/38/Dhulivya Bali Devi 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 29 QL/40/Dhulivya Rampyari 0.14 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 30 QL/42/Dhulivya Babu Lal 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 31 QL/5/Dhulivya Abdul Razak 0.0465 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 32 QL/50/Dhulivya Abdul Karim 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 33 QL/55/Dhulivya Mukhatiyar Ahmad 0.19 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 34 QL/6/Dhulivya Munir 0.09 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 35 QL/6A/Dhulivya Pemaram 0.18 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 36 QL/7/Dhulivya Sabbir Ahamad 0.0929 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 37 QL/7A/Dhulivya Sabbir Ahamad 0.065 1161 Khatukalan Jayal 38 QL/4/Bavliyawali Bhure Kha 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 39 QL/10A/Kharol Nanu Ram 0.0465 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 40 QL/10A/Kharol Girdhari Ram 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 41 QL/11/Kharol Bilal Khan 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 42 QL/11A/Kharol Girdhari Ram 0.05 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 43 QL/11A/Kharol Bilaluddin 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 44 QL/14/Kharol Jeevan Khan 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 45 QL/15/Kharol Devender Singh 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 46 QL/3/Kharol Chinaram 0.0465 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 47 QL/3A/Kharol Nortaram 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 48 QL/NIL/Kharol Mohmmad Khan 0.0465 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 49 QL/7/Kharol Champa Lal 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 50 QL/1/Ghat Moinudeen 0.05 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 51 QL/14A/Ghat Munir Ahmed 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 52 QL/27/Ghat Habib Kha. 0.08 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 53 QL/33A/Ghat Amin Ahmed 0.1858 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 54 QL/4/Ghat Mohd. Ali 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 55 QL/15/Bagra Zamin Ahmed 0.0697 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 43

56 QL/16/1/Bagra Sarfuddin 0.0697 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 57 QL/16/Bagra Mohd. Hanif 0.06 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 58 QL/38A/Bagra Amin Ahmed 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 59 QL/5/Bagra Kayum Hussain 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 60 QL/5A/Bagra Kamaludeen 0.05 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 61 QL/5A/Bagra Islam Begum 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 62 QL/6/Bagra Reshma 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 63 QL/8/Bagra Jubeda 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 64 QL/11A/Gemnapeer Ahmed Ali 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 65 QL/15/Gemnapeer Ramjani 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 66 QL/19A/Gemnapeer Hazen Rahiman 0.3484 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 67 QL/1C/Gemnapeer Askar Ali 0.1795 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 68 QL/1D/Gemnapeer Adul Kadar 0.1795 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 69 QL/1D-2/Gemnapeer Ramjani 0.17 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 70 QL/20/Gemnapeer Sugra 0.09 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 71 QL/29/Gemnapeer Jahiudeen 0.05 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 72 QL/NIL/Gemnapeer Abdul Kader 0.1672 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 73 QL/NIL/Gemnapeer MOHAMMAD SABBIR 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 74 QL/NIL/Gemnapeer ABDUL RAHMAN 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 75 QL/NIL/Gemnapeer MOHAMMAD SABBIR S/O HAZI 0.1672 1148 Khatukalan JAHUR Jayal 76 QL/NIL/Gemnapeer Faruq Ahmad 0.36 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 77 QL/21/Gemnapeer Rasid Ahmed 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 78 QL/23/Gemnapeer MOHD. Ramjan 0.0929 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 79 QL/ID-2/Gemnapeer Abdul Kader 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 80 QL/1/Panch Peer Phari Salamat Begum 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 81 QL/10/Panch Peer Rasid Ahmed 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 82 QL/11/Panch Peer Haji Nasir 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 83 QL/12/Panch Peer Munir Ahamad 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal

84 QL/13/Panch Peer Tanveer 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 85 QL/15/Panch Peer Sandeep Bansal 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 86 QL/18/Panch Peer Pankaj Gupta 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 87 QL/19/Panch Peer Mohd. Afjal 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 88 QL/2/Panch Peer Phari Rihana Gesawat 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 89 QL/22/Panch Peer Bana Begam 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 90 QL/24/Panch Peer Moinudeen 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 91 QL/25/Panch Peer Jamir Ahmed 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 92 QL/26/Panch Peer Salim Chawada 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 93 QL/29/Panch Peer Yousuf Kha Sharani 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 94 QL/3/Panch Peer Phari Mohammed Asalam 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 95 QL/30/Panch Peer Abdul Kader 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 96 QL/31/Panch Peer Hidayat Khan 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 97 QL/32/Panch Peer Bhera Ram 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 98 QL/33/Panch Peer Bana Begam 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 99 QL/34/Panch Peer Anuj 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 100 QL/35/Panch Peer Tarachand 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Phari Jayal 101 QL/6/Panch Peer Phari Hemendra Singh 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 102 QL/7/Panch Peer Phari Arfan Ahamad 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 103 QL/8/Panch Peer Phari Kabir Chavada 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal

104 QL/9/Panch Peer Phari Mumtaj Chawada 0.18 1148 Khatukalan Jayal 105 QL/1/Kachras Salaamat Begaum 168/85 Khatukalan Jayal 106 QL/29/Kachras Haidar Ali 0.3 Khatukalan Jayal 107 QL/30/Kachras Nasreen Jannat 0.41 Khatukalan Jayal 108 QL/31/Kachras Ladu Ram Visnoi 0.6 213 Khatukalan Jayal 109 QL/32/Kachras Manju Devi 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 110 QL/34/Kachras Mateshwari Sandstone 0.6 Khatukalan Jayal 111 QL/37/Kachras Ayoub 0.3 404/1 Khatukalan Jayal 112 QL/38/Kachras Ladu Ram 0.41 Khatukalan Jayal 113 QL/39/Kachras Pukhraj 0.41 2084/2073 Khatukalan Jayal 114 QL/40/Kachras Sayar Singh 0.28 384 Khatukalan Jayal 115 QL/41/Kachras Arjun Ram 0.63 2072/2058 Khatukalan Jayal 116 QL/42/Kachras Ram Dhan Singh 0.63 2051/2033 Khatukalan Jayal 117 QL/43/Kachras Skyz Pvt Ltd 0.4 169/156 Khatukalan Jayal 118 QL/44/Kachras Khijar Kha 0.72 2060/2050 Khatukalan Jayal 119 QL/45/Kachras Reshma 0.72 1021/4/1 Khatukalan Jayal 120 QL/47/Kachras Rana Mines And Minerals 0.53 2098/2086 Khatukalan Jayal 121 QL/48/Kachras Royal Teak Mines 0.72 2074/386 Khatukalan Jayal 122 QL/49/Kachras Keshar Devi 0.18 2104/396 Khatukalan Jayal 123 QL/50/Kachras Ram Gopal 0.37 2077/996 Khatukalan Jayal 124 QL/52/Kachras Rajendra Singh 0.39 384 Khatukalan Jayal 125 QL/53/Kachras Kapil Baheti 0.32 215,248 Khatukalan Jayal 126 QL/54/Kachras Abdul Samad 0.25 86/2/1 Khatukalan Jayal 127 QL/56/Kachras Nachhtra Marble 0.29 Khatukalan Jayal 128 QL/57/Kachras Mahmood 0.29 Khatukalan Jayal 129 QL/NIL/Kachras Hasan Ali 0.32 1021/5/1 Khatukalan Jayal 130 QL/1/Bhookhan Jahuran Begam 0.09 Khatukalan Jayal 131 QL/10/Bhookhan Allabux 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 132 QL/11/Bhookhan Basir 0.24 Khatukalan Jayal 133 QL/13/Bhookhan Usman Ali 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 134 QL/14/Bhookhan Rajesh Kumar 0.24 Khatukalan Jayal 135 QL/14/Bhookhan Jamir Ahmed 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 46

136 QL/15/Bhookhan Sanjari Stone Khatu 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 137 QL/16/Bhookhan Nand Kishor 0.24 Khatukalan Jayal 138 QL/17/Bhookhan Mariyam 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 139 QL/18/Bhookhan Mohd. Iqbal 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 140 QL/2/Bhookhan Zahir Ahmed 0.09 2122/2112 Khatukalan Jayal 141 QL/23/Bhookhan Yushaf Ahmad 0.36 Khatukalan Jayal 142 QL/25/Bhookhan Abdul Azeez 0.32 Khatukalan Jayal 143 QL/27/Bhookhan Safi Mohmad 0.36 Khatukalan Jayal 144 QL/35/Bhookhan Ranabai Mines And Minerals 0.39 2109/396 Khatukalan Jayal 145 QL/4/Bhookhan Mohd. Akram 0.13 2123/2119 Khatukalan Jayal 146 QL/46/Bhookhan Vinu Sand Stone Khatu Badi 0.6 2056/2032 Khatukalan Jayal 147 QL/5/Bhookhan Mohammed Aslam 0.13 384 Khatukalan Jayal 148 QL/55/Bhookhan Shiv Kirti Marble Khatu Badi 0.29 Khatukalan Jayal 149 QL/6/Bhookhan Ahteshamuddin 0.13 Khatukalan Jayal 150 QL/9/Bhookhan Mohd. Rafiq 0.18 Khatukalan Jayal 151 QL/Nil/Bhookhan Tej Singh 0.66 Khatukalan Jayal 152 QL/Nil/Bhookhan Girdhari Ram 0.72 Khatukalan Jayal 153 QL/Nill/Bhookhan Ahytshyamudeen Ahmad 0.24 Khatukalan Jayal 154 QL/NIL/Bhookhan Girdhari Ram 0.32 Khatukalan Jayal 155 QL/16/Bhuwana Rafiq Urf Munir 0.27 137/96 Danta Jayal 156 QL/17/Bhuwana Zamaldeen 0.18 86/1/1 Danta Jayal 157 QL/18/Bhuwana Chand Mohd. 0.32 87/135 Danta Jayal 158 QL/19/Bhuwana Jeenmata Mines Badi Khati 0.18 86/2/1 Danta Jayal 159 QL/21/Bhuwana Mahadev Sand Stone Mines 0.3 146/145 Danta Jayal 160 QL/22/Bhuwana Ghasi Ram Mal 0.3 142/129 Danta Jayal 161 QL/23/Bhuwana Murli Manohar 0.15 130/124 Danta Jayal 162 QL/24/Bhuwana Dhirani Sand Stone Mines 0.3 169/156 Danta Jayal 163 QL/25/Bhuwana Salim Ahmed 0.48 168/85 Danta Jayal 164 QL/26/Bhuwana Veer Teja Sand Stone Mines 0.18 170/166 , Danta Khatu Badi 171/167 Jayal 165 QL/5/Bhuwana Rajender Mathur 0.09 800/344 Danta Jayal 166 QL/6/Bhuwana Rajender Mathur 0.09 Danta Jayal 47

167 QL/7/Bhuwana Lal Chand 0.27 122/123/131 Danta Jayal 168 QL/9/Bhuwana Chaturbhuj 0.25 95 Danta Jayal 169 QL/10/Tikhali Motilal 10 Koniyara Didwana 170 QL/19/Tikhali Hazari Ram 0.09 10 Koniyara Didwana 171 QL/22/Tikhali Ramuram 0.09 10 Koniyara Didwana 172 QL/23/Tikhali Banwar Singh 0.09 10 Koniyara Didwana 173 QL/24/Tikhali Tarachand 10 Koniyara Didwana 174 QL/25/Tikhali Balsingh 0.09 10 Koniyara Didwana 175 QL/26/Tikhali Ruparam 0.0929 10 Koniyara Didwana 176 QL/1/2012/KHATEDARI Dalip Singh Rajput 4 215 Odint Ladnun 177 QL/1/Odit Radha Kishan 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 178 QL/12/Odit Rajudi 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 179 QL/13/Odit Ram Chandra 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 180 QL/14/Odit Hazariram 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 181 QL/15/Odit Kishna Ram 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 182 QL/16/Odit Partu Ram 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 183 QL/17/Odit Ashu Singh 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 184 QL/18/Odit Ashu Singh 213 Odint Ladnun 185 QL/2/2012/KHATEDARI Shridhar Bohra 4 213 Odint Ladnun 186 QL/2/Odit Purnaram 213 Odint Ladnun 187 QL/2A/Odit Bhanwar Singh 213 Odint Ladnun 188 QL/2B/Odit Bhagwana Ram 213 Odint Ladnun 189 QL/3/Odit Purna Ram 213 Odint Ladnun 190 QL/6/Odit Pema Ram 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 191 QL/6A/Odit Jaisaram 213 Odint Ladnun 192 QL/7/Odit Jaisaram 213 Odint Ladnun 193 QL/8A/Odit Mohan Ram 0.01 213 Odint Ladnun 194 QL/9/Odit Shyam Sunder 213 Odint Ladnun

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CHAPTER-4

Details of Royalty or Revenue received in last three years.

Year 2013-14 AME office Gotan ME Nagaur Total Production Production Production Mineral (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh)

Limestone Cement Grade 1709066 1182.02 88809.520 37.21 1797875.52 1219.23 Redochre ------China Clay, 406313.21 202.04 193786.000 45.07 600099.21 247.11 Silica Sand - - - - - Quartz & feslpar 11668.8 0.60 ------11668.80 0.60 Limestone (Burning) 1783760 1148.34 1783760 1148.34 Mesonary Stone 560000 104.31 2017770 392.39 2577770 496.70 Marble - - 2195 2.95 2195 2.95 Grainite - - - - Bajri 1527302 412.80 -- --- 1527302 412.80 Sandstone - - --- 1.25 1.25 Limestone (Patti farsi) ------Brick Earth ------Ordinary Earth ------Belast ------Moram ------Gravel ------

Year 2014-15 AME office Gotan ME Nagaur Total Production Production Production Mineral (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh)

Limestone Cement Grade 1975490 1386.56 305018.856 280.00 2280508.856 1666.56 Redochre ------China Clay, 528070 303.05 345000.00 126.38 873070 429.43 Silica Sand ------Quartz & feslpar 2720 0.40 - --- 2720 0.40 Limestone (Burning) -- - 24388315.00 2035.48 24388315.00 2035.48 Mesonary Stone 573400 110.62 1049219.00 565.64 1622619.00 676.26 Marble ------Grainite ------Bajri 1361452 708.38 - - 1361452 708.38 Sandstone - - 817031 222.97 817031 222.97 Limestone (Patti farsi) ------Brick Earth ------Ordinary Earth ------Belast ------Moram ------Gravel ------

Year 2015-16 AME office Gotan ME Nagaur Total Production Production Production Mineral (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) (Metric Ton) Revenue (In lakh) Limestone Cement Grade 191061721 1604.62 355000.00 275.38 191416721 1880.00 Redochre China Clay, 556640 278.32 414240.00 207.12 970880 485.44 Silica Sand ------

Quartz & feslpar 0 0 - - 0 0 Limestone (Burning) 3151634.00 2864.81 3151634.00 2864.81 Mesonary Stone 872434 184.14 786813.00 939.88 1659247 1124.02 Marble - - - 0.70 - 0.70 Grainite ------Bajri 1429074 701.83 2515.00 0.81 1431589 702.64 Sandstone - - 822465 126.37 822465 126.37 Limestone (Patti farsi) ------Brick Earth ------Ordinary Earth ------Belast ------Moram ------Gravel ------

CHAPTER 5 Details or Production of Sand or Bajri or Minor Minerals in last three year (Nagaur)

S.No. Name Of Mineral Details of production of sand or Bajri or Minor Minerals in last three years (in tones)

Year

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5

1 Soapstone _ - -

2 China clay 193786.00 345000.000 414240.00

3 Quartz - - -

4 Yellow Ocher - - -

5 Sandstone 140250.00 817031.00 822465.00

6 Mica - - -

7 Feldspar - -

8 Calcite - - -

9 RedOcher - - -

10 Kynite - - -

11 Lead & Zinc - - -

12 Abrasive - - - Garnet 13 Silica Sand - - -

14 Iron Ore - - -

15 Masonary Stone 2017770.00 1049219.00 786813.00

16 Bajri - - 2515

18 Marbal 2195 - - Granite - - -

19 Phyllite Schist - - -

20 Ordinary Clay - - -

21 Limestone Burning 1783760.00 24388315.00 3151634.00

22 Sand Permit - - -

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Details or Production of Sand or Bajri or Minor Minerals in last three year (Gotan)

S.No. Name Of Mineral Details of production of sand or Bajri or Minor Minerals in last three years (in tones)

Year

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 2 3 4 5

1 Soapstone

2 China clay 406313.21 528070 556640

3 Quartz 11668.8 2720 0

4 Yellow Ocher - - -

5 Sandstone - - -

6 Mica - - -

7 Feldspar - - -

8 Calcite - - -

9 RedOcher - - -

10 Kynite - - -

11 Lead & Zinc - 59 - -

12 Abrasive - - - Garnet 13 Silica Sand - - -

14 Iron Ore - - -

15 Masonary Stone 560000 573400 872434

16 Bajri 1527302 1361452 1429074

18 Marbal - - - Granite - - - 19 Phyllite Schist - - -

20 Ordinary Clay - - -

21 Limestone Burning 1709066 1975490 191061721

22 Sand Permit - - -

CHAPTER 6

Process of Deposition of Sediments in the river of the District

Deposition of sediments in the river of Nagaur district is the Geological process in which sediments, soil and rocks are added to a landform or land mass. Sediment flowing via gravity, transport previously eroded sediment, which, at the loss of enough kinetic energy in the fluid, is deposited, building up layers of sediment. Deposition occurs when the forces responsible for sediment transportation are no longer sufficient to overcome the forces of gravity and friction, creating a resistance to motion, this is known as the null-point hypothesis.

CHAPTER 7

General Profile of Nagaur District Demography

The district comprises of 1627 Revenue Estates (Villages), out of which Merta, Deedwana, Makarana, Parbatsar and Kuchaman are the major towns of the district. The total area of the district is 17,718 sq. K.M., out of which 17,448.5 sq. K.M. is rural and 269.5 sq. K.M. is urban. As per the 2011 census, the population of the district is 33,07,743 (6,37,204 urban and 26,70,539 rural population) which is 4.82% of the total population of the State & Decadal Growth of polulation is 19.20% (2001-2011). The density of population in the district is 187, as against 200 of Rajasthan as a whole. 17,58,624 persons of the district are literate, out of which 13,75,421 are rural and 3,83,203 are urban, which makes it 62.80% of the total population. Out of this literate population 77.20% are males and 47.80% are females.

TOTAL POPULATION ABSOLUTE PERCENTAGE(%)

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

Persons 3307743 2670539 637204 100.00 80.74 19.26

Males 1696325 1368771 327554 100.00 80.69 19.31

Females 1611418 1301768 309650 100.00 80.78 19.22

CATEGORY NUMBERS

Total Population 3307743

Male 1696325

Female 1611418

% Decadal Growth (2001-11) 19.20

Sex Ratio 950

Density 187

Child Population (0-6) 507176

Literacy Rate (Total) 62.80

Literacy Rate (Male) 77.20

Literacy Rate (Female) 47.80

Child Sex Ratio (0-6) 897

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Nagaur district is one of the largest district of Rajasthan. The District Collector is the head of District administration. In the district administration two Additional District Magistrates (Nagaur & Deedwana) help him in the discharge of administrative duties. For effective adminstration, district is divided on following 2 criteria. A. On the basis of Revenue collection. Nagaur district has twelve sub-divisions. Sub Divisional Officers (SDOs) work at the sub division to provide administrative support at the local level. There are 13 tehsil headquarters in this district. Each one has a tehsildar as 63 the administrative officer who works in accordance with the land-record system to serve rural farmers and landholders. A tehsil contains a number of "Patwar-Mandals", each of which has a 'Patwari' to serve the landholders and farmers at the village level. Sub-divisions : 12 Tehsils: 13 Sub-tehsils: 9 Patwar Mandals: 465 Revenue villages: 1631

B. On the basis of Development units. 1. Rural Nagaur district is divided into 14 blocks (Panchayat Samitis) which are the developmental units. Each block has a BDO (Block Development Officer) to serve as the representives of the district administration in the rural areas. Various development works and projects at the rural level (Gram Panchayat Level) are run through Block offices. One Gram Sevak is appointed at each Gram Panchayat to keep record of the development works and to project required development works. "Gram Sabha" (Village Meetings) are organized on fixed intervals to discuss about development of villages. There are 467 Gram Panchayats in the district. Blocks (Panchayat Samities): 14 Gram Panchayats: 467 Villages: 1610 2. Urban There are 11 urban areas in Nagaur. Among these urban areas, Nagar Parishad is headed by Commissioner whereas Nagar Palika is headed by EO(Executive Officer). Nagar Parishad: 2 (Nagaur and Makrana)

Nagarpalika: 9

DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BLOCK (RURAL) NAGAR PARISAD/ PALIKA SUB DIVISION TEHSIL [13] SUB TEHSIL [9] [14] (URBAN) [11] [12] 1. Nagaur 1. Nagaur (Nagar Parisad) 1. Nagaur 1. Nagaur 2. Mundwa 2. Mundwa 2. Mundwa 3. Kuchera 3. Khinvsar 2. Khinvsar 3. Khinvsar 4. Merta 4. Merta 3. Merta 4. Merta 5. Riyan Badi 4. Riyan Badi 5. Riyan Badi 1. Bherunda 6. Degana 5. Degana 5. Degana 6. Degana 2. Sanju 3. Pilwa 7. Parbatsar 6. Parbatsar 6. Parbatsar 7. Parbatsar 4. Bhakri 7. Kuchaman 8. Kuchaman City 7. Kuchaman City 8. Kuchaman City City 9. Nawa 8. Nawa 8. Nawa 9. Nawa 10. Makarana 9. Makarana (Nagar Parisad) 9. Makarana 10. Makarana 5. Gachchipura 11. Deedwana 10. Deedwana 10. Deedwana 11. Deedwana 6. Choti Khatu 12. Maolasar 7. Maolasar

13. Ladnun 11. Ladnun 11. Ladnun 12. Ladnun 8. Nimbi Jodha 14. Jayal 12. Jayal 13. Jayal 9. Deh

Economy

Rajasthan's economy is primarily agricultural and pastoral. Wheat and barley are cultivated over large areas, as are pulses, sugarcane, and oilseeds. Cotton and tobacco are the state's cash crops. Rajasthan is among the largest producers of edible oils in India and the second largest producer of oilseeds. Rajasthan is also the biggest wool- producing state in India and the main opium producer and consumer. There are mainly two crop seasons. The water for irrigation comes from wells and tanks. The Indira Gandhi Canal irrigates northwestern Rajasthan.

The main industries are mineral based, agriculture based, and textiles. Rajasthan is the second largest producer of polyester fibre in India. The Pali and Bhilwara District produces more cloth than Bhiwandi, Maharashtra and the bhilwara is the largest city in suitings production and export and Pali is largest city in cotton and polyster in blouse pes and rubia production and export. Several prominent chemical and engineering companies are located in the city of Kota, in southern Rajasthan. Rajasthan is pre-eminent in quarrying and mining in India. The TajMahal was built from the white marble which was mined from a town called Makrana. The state is the second largest source of cement in India. It has rich salt deposits at Sambhar, copper mines at Khetri, Jhunjhunu and zinc mines at Dariba, Zawar mines at Zawarmala for zinc, Rampura Aghucha (opencast) near Bhilwara.

CHAPTER 8 Land use Pattern

Nagaur Area (ha) Percentage

1.Geographical Area 1,764,380 2.Forest 17,989 1.01 3.Not available for Cultivation 0 (A)Land put to non

agricultural use 86,454 4.89

(B)Barren & uncultivated 59,009 3.34

Total(A+B) 145,463 4.Other uncultivated

excluding fallow land (C)Permanent pasture &

other grazing land 71,601 4.05

(D)Land under misc. tree crops & groves not included in net area sown 28 0.001

(E)Culturable waste 11,984 0.67

CHAPTER 9

Physiography of District

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:

Nagaur district is located in the shape of square in the middle of Rajasthan. The district north 260.25” & 270.40” North Latitude & 730.10” & 750.15” East Longitude is located between East Deshantpr Samanyy slope west side of the district. The district is at an altitude of about 300 meters above sea level. It is 640 meters in height in the south between 250 m and Uttyr is linked. Bikaner and Churu in the north, east Sikar and Jaipur, Ajmer and shift south and west and is located in Jodhpur district. Three-forth of the district is thar.

Total Sretrfl 17 718 km of district and the maximum width of 229 kilometers from east to west. A panoramic view of the size of the district, the state's largest district. Most of the north-eastern part of the district level, but the two have some dispersed small Pahariya. In north-western and northern part of the sand dunes. This area is Hissaa of Thar Registakn. District in gesso, and lime Ptayh, Timber Ptrmc gravel, rubble, twisted, marble, to Lyme, Cips, sodium sulphate and salt minerals are found Mukyam. The district does not have any river flow throughout the year. Luni river flows Nagaur district only 37 kilometers, the coast Alniawas, will, Rohisa, Raiji, Jasnagr and Surpura villages are inhabited. The River Balui are full of sand. Hrsur Lmbathi sewer district 48 kilometers, which is the largest sewer. Khatu, Burnell, and be Jayal etc. rains too small villages near the brook flows. Sambar Didwana Lake is the largest lake in the district.

Nagaur district of the lake is only a few Hissao sambar. Sushka and warm climate of the district. throughout the year is 38.24 cm. The maximum temperature in summer is 48 degrees Celsius and 40 68 degrees Celsius temperature in between. January is the coldest month with minimum temperature of 6 degree celcius to 7 degrees Celsius.

Topography

A big part of the district is covered by blown sand and sand dunes which form part of the great Thar district. Active dunes and sand shifting are main hazards to cultivation. Sand dunes are common in the north and western parts, where they arise over 30 meters and are aligned in a north west and south cast direction. Constant deterioration of soil and mining activity has resulted in soil erosion. The Aravali range of hills passes in eastern and south eastern part of the district. The average elevation of the hills in district is barely 310 meters. There in no perennial river in the district, River Luni is a non-perennial river which flows through the district. The flow of river-Luni depends upon the volume of rain fall it receives during monsoons. The river flows in the southwest direction through the hills and plains of the Marwar region in Rajasthan. The river flows south-west and enters the Thar Desert before dissipating into the Rann of Kutch, traversing a total of 495 km. In spite of the high salinity, it is a major river in the region and serves as a primary source of irrigation. The Luni is not saline until it reaches Balotra, where high salt content in the soil impacts the river.

CHAPTER 10

RAINFALL & CLIMATE The district experiences arid to semi-arid type of climate. Mean annual rainfall (1971-2005) of the district is 410mm. whereas normal rainfall (1901-1970) is lower than average rainfall and placed at 363.1 mm. It is obvious that there is significant increase in rainfall during the last 30 years. The rainy days are limited to maximum 15 in a year. Almost 80% of the total annual rainfall is received during the southwest monsoon. The probability of occurrence of mean annual rainfall is 38%. Based on agriculture criteria indicates that the district is prone to mild and normal type of droughts. Occurrence of severe and very severe type of drought is very rare. There is not much variation in areal distribution of rainfall. However, the southern part of the district gets slightly more rainfall than northern part. The mean annual rainfall is lowest at Didwana (347.8mm), which lies in northern part of the district, whereas the mean annual rainfall is highest at Degana (471.9mm) which lies in southern of the district. Seasonal Distribution The rainfall in the district is highly seasonal. More than 90% of the total annual rainfall is received during the south – west monsoon season. The monsoon enters the district in the first week of July and withdraws by the middle of September. July is followed by August with monthly normal rainfall of 120.8mm. As the district lies in the desert area, extreme of heat in summer and cold in winter is the characteristic of the desert.. Both day and night temperature increases gradually and reaches their maximum values in May and June respectively. The temperature varies from 46 degree in summer to 7 degree in winter. The cold season starts by middle of November and lasts till February. January is the coldest month with both mean maximum and minimum temperatures being lowest at 22.5° and 6.7° respectively. The minimum temperature may sometime drop down to below the freezing point of water and frost may occur. The diurnal variation in temperature during winter is as high as

16°C. Both maximum and minimum temperature begins to rise rapidly from February onwards, reaching their respective maximum in late May or early June. The mean daily maximum temperature in May is 40.4°C and the mean daily minimum temperature is 25.7°C. Night temperatures in June are much higher than in May with mean daily minimum temperature of 27.9°C. During the summer month the maximum temperature sometimes exceeds 48°C. There is appreciable drop in temperature with the onset of south – west monsoon by about first week of July. After the withdrawal of monsoon by middle of September, the day temperatures register slight increase and a secondary maxima is observed in October. The night temperature, however, continue to fall gradually Atmosphere is generally dry except during the monsoon period. The humidity is highest in August with mean daily relative humidity is 80%. The annual maximum potential evapotranspiration in the district is quite high and it is highest (255.1 mm) in the month of May and lowest (76.5 mm) in the month of December 3.0. Monthly rainfall data-

GEOMORPHOLOGY The general topography of the area is fairly even. Slope of the area is fairly even. Slope of the land surface is towards west and elevation varies from 250 meter above msl in south to 640 m above msl in north. South-eastern part of the district comprises small scattered hillock. The northern, north-western and north-eastern part of the district is having sand dunes. The offshoots of Aravalli range are projected along the common boundary of Ajmer district and Merta, Nawa and Parbatsar tehsils of Nagaur district. There is no river which originated from the district however; the river Luni which rises near Pushkar in Ajmer district draining western slopes of the Aravalli crosses the district in the southern part flowing for about 37 km in the western direction. It is an ephemeral river and carries runoff that is generated in the upper reaches. Channel deposits of Luni facilitate percolation during rainstorm, thereby feeding the neighboring wells along its bank. Other nalas and streams are also ephemeral in nature which originate and die out in the district itself.

Soil characteristics Four types of soils have been reported in the district viz, clay, clay loam, sandy loam and sandy soil. The general texture of the soil in the area is sandy loam to clayey loam which is further classified into “Barani” or unirrigated and “Chahi” or irrigated soil. A part of Nagaur tehsils and south-eastern part of Merta tehsils has deep sandy loam, while red loamy soil exists else where in the Merta tehsils except on the banks of river Luni, Light loamy soil occurs in Parbatsar tehsils away from hill ranges. A longitudinal belt from Didwana to Nawa extending up to Sambhar Lake has the characteristics of alkaline soil . Distribution of different types of soils is shown in the following table.

Soil types

S.No. Soil type Area(hec) Block 1 Clay 22,840 Nagaur, Jayal, Merta, Riyan, Parbatsar 2 Clay loam 1,34,450 Nagaur, Kuchaman, Jayal, Riyan, Merta, Degana, Makrana, Ladnun, Parbatsar, Mundwa, Didwana.

3 Sandy loam 4,72,905 Makrana, Ladnu, Parbatsar, Mundwa, Didwana, Nagaur, Kuchaman, Jayal, Riyan, Merta, Degana.

4 Sandy 5,65,705 Nagaur, Khuchaman, Jayal, Riyan, Merta, Degana, Makrana, Ladnun, Parbatsar, Didwana.

CHAPTER 11

GEOLOGY AND MINERAL WEALTH OF DISTRICT

GEOLOGY

Geologically, Nagaur district is occupied by the Delhi Supergroup rocks, Erinpura Granite, Malani Igneous suite, Marwar supergroup rocks and Jogira Fuller's Earth/Kuchera Khajwana series rocks. Delhi Super group comprises the Raialo, Alwar and Ajabgarh Groups. Raialo Group is mainly represented by conglomeratic quartzite, dolomitic and calcitic marbles and garnetiferous schist.These are mainly exposed near Ras and Makrana. Now a days Raialo Group has been designated as Ras Formation locally, which has been given seperate entity and stratigraphically placed as Post-Aravalli and Pre-Delhi. The Alwar Group comprises mainly quartzite and arkose. The overlying Ajabgarh Group is consist of crystalline limestone and marble, siliceous limestone, ferruginous quartzite, slate and schist. Alwar and Ajabgarh Group of rocks are mainly exposed in the north eastern part of district around Kuchaman & Harsor. The Erinpura granite occurs as gneissic granite, migmatized granite and massive granite forming small isolated out crops in southern part of the district. Malani Igneous Suite of rocks viz. rhyolite and granite are exposed in the eastern part of the district near Degana and Didwana. Sirohi Group of rocks which are represented by phyllite: micaschist with intercalated quartzite & marble bands and Punagarh Group of rocks

74 viz. shale, phyllite, micaschist and quartzite with synsedimentary metavolcanics and tuffs were considered as part of Aravalli system by A.M. Heron but recent workers have placed these sequences at the top of Delhi Supergroup.

The Delhi Supergroup of metamorphites along with intrusives and effusives are overlain by unfossiliferous and marine sedimentary sequence forming the Marwar Supergroup, occupying more then 50% area of the district and mainly exposed in the western side. This sedimentary sequence has been classified into Jodhpur, Bilara and Nagaur Groups representing arenaceous, calcareous and arenaceous-argillaceous facies of sedimentation respectively. Jodhpur Group is further represented by Sonia Sandstone which shows assemblage of shale, sandstone, banded chert and carbonates; Girbhakar sand stone which is texturally mature sandstone containing alternate grit and pebble layers with abundant sedimentery structures. The Jodhpur Group is overlained by Bilara Group comprising Dhanapa dolomite, Gotan limestone and Pondlo Dolomite. The Dhanapa Dolomite shows development of stromatolites of weedia, collenia and cryptozoon species. The Hanseran Evaporite Group which comprises a rhythmic sequence of halite conaining potash minerals, anhydrite, caly, dolomite, magnesite and glauconite is considered time equivalent to Bilara Group. The lithounits of Nagaur Group i.e. Nagaur sandstone and Tunklian sandstone, unconformably overlies the Pandlo Dolomite of Bilara Group and comenences with a basal conglomerate containing clasts and pebbles of dolomite, chert and sandstone in an arenaceous to calcareous matrix. The conglomerate grades upward into a sequence of red sandstone, siltstone and claystone, belonging to the Nagaur sandstone. Conformably overlying the Nagaur sandstone is the Tunklian sandstone comprising red claystone, silts tone, calcareous clay and gritty to pebbly sandstone. The Nagaur Group is characterised by the presence of evaporite sequence ie. anhydrite and gypsum in Nagaur area and halite in Lakhasar area. Youngest lithounits exposed in the district are of Lower Eocene age named as Jogira Fullers Earth which has locally been described as Kuchera-Khajwana Formation by the recent workers who had carried out geological mapping in Nagaur district. This formation is represented by calcareous shale, siltstone, marl, limestone and sandy limestone with highly fossiliferous horizons.

Regional Stratigraphic Succession of the Area

Age Super group/ Formation Rock type Group

Recent to sub-rent Quarternary -- Aeolin sand,kankar, clay, calc Sandstone

Lower Eocence - Jogira fullers Calcareous shale, siltstone, marl, (60 Ma) Earth (Kuchera) Limestone, sandy limestone.

Henseran (Equivalent to Gypseous Limestone & claystone, Evoporite group group) Clay, halite containing potash minerals, anhydrite, dolomite, mangnesite & Glauconite.

Lower Tunklian Red clay stone, siltstone, Cambrian Nagaur group sandstone Calcareous clay & grit to pebbly (570 Ma) sandstone. (Marwar super Nagaur Red clay stone, siltstone, clay group) Sandstone Stone, conglomerate

Pondlo Dolomite, Dolomitec limestone Dolomite Bilara group Limestone, Dolomitic chert and

Gotan limestone cherty dolomite

Dhanapa Strmatolitic limestone/dolomitec Dolomite/limestone Cherty dolomite and dolomitic Limestone. Girbhakar Siltstone shale & sandstone. sandstone Jodhpur group Shale, sandstone,m banded chert Sonia sandstone And carbonate.

Late Malani Igerous Rhyolite and Granite. Proterozic Punagarh group suite (745+10 Ma) -- Shale phyllite, msachist and auartizite with metavolcanics

Late Nagaur group -- Phyllite, mica schist with Proterozic intercalated quartzite and marble (800 Ma)

Late Proterozoic -- Erinpura Gneisses granite, migmatised (900 Ma) Granite Granite and massive granite.

Delhi Super Ajabgarh group -- Crystalline lime stone and marble, Group Siliceous lime stone, ferruginous

quartzite, slate & schist.

Alwar group -- Quartzite and Arkose Railo group -- Gennetiferous schist, dolomitic &

Calciticmarble. Conglomeratic quartzite. Ras formation --

MINERAL OCCURRENCES

LIMESTONE

Brief description of each limestone locality is as below:

Four blocks of 25 sq. km. each, have been identified by the department in the Tantwas area for exploring the possibilities of setting up major cement plants. Areas have been notified for leasing.

RESEAVE BLOCK-4 : Reserved vide notification no F-4(184) Khan/Group-2/85, Dt-09/03/89,96

81 intersection of magnesian lime stone is found and in Bher-Berathal area intersected high grade limestone of of 5 to 10 mts thickness.

RESERVE BLOCK-3 : Reserved vide notification no F-4(184) Khan/Group-2/85, Dt-25-09-1996

In another nearby block near village Somna 393.00 mts of drilling was achieved on 15 completed boreholes proving 3.38 MT of geological reserves of limestone

LIGNITE

The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:32 in Merta Road, which was considered to be suitable for underground gassification by team of Russian experts.

85 of lignite reserves have been estimated with 2867 K.Cal/Kg.C.V., 12.05% ash, 18.76 % F.C., 25.86% V.M. content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:36.

2533 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 15.45 % ash, 17.23 % fixed carbon and 22.25% volatile matter content. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:5.97 to 1:26.29 .

(vi) Matasukh : In this area DMGR commenced exploration in 1993 and 7877 mts. drilling was carried out in 75 boreholes, covering an area of 2.5 sq.km. Lignite seams of 0.20 to 12.0 mts. thickness were intersected between 48.7 to 84.5 mts. depth. A total 10.50 MT geological reserves of lignite and 9.44 MT of mineable reserves have been estimated with 2920 K.Cal/Kg. calorific value, 10.45% ash, 20.44% fixed carbon and 24.66% volatile matter. The average ratio of lignite to overburden is 1:11.

AREA WISE DETAILS OF LIGNITE DEPOSITS/FIELDS OF NAGAUR DISTRICT

S.No. Name of Block/ Name of Area Geol. Average Remarks

Field Exploration Sq. km. reserves in C.V.

agency MT K.Cal./Kg

1 Kasnau-Igiar DMGR 19.00 64.10 2533 Suitable for

power plant

2 Mokala DMGR 14.00 36.56 2867 Suitable for

power plant

3 Merta Road and DMGR 11.0 83.20 2684 Suitable for

Meera Nagar underground

gasification.

4 Nimbri DMGR 3.50 9.10 2703

Chandwatan

5 Kaprion-Ki- DMGR 5.50 17.00 2703

Dhani

6 Matasukh DMGR 2.50 10.50 2920

7 Indawar DMGR 3.25 12.00 2776

8 Kuchera DMGR 2.5 1.00 2777

9 Lunsara DMGR 1.50 7.17 2838

S. No. Name of Block Type of marble Grain size Grade

1 Bhermala Pink, White, Fine I & II

Adanga

2 Rawat Dungri Adanga - II

3 Kala-Nada Talab Dark Pink Coarse I of II

4 Dhobi Dungri Adanga Coarse III

5 Kurmari Nadi Adanga Coarse III

6 Ulodi Adanga pink Coarse III

7 Chaurasa White fine I

8 Range Bhot Adanga - II

9 Chak Dungri Adanga - II

10 Pink Range Light pink - -

11 Paharkuan Range White adanga - -

12 Modi Dungari Range Adanga - II

13 Kala Dungri Range Adanga - II

14 Boarwad Range - Coarse II

Almost complete marble area is being exploited under 2 mining leases and 817 Quarry licenses

GYPSUM

In Nagaur district thick gypseous beds belonging to Nagaur formation are found around Nagaur,

TUNGSTEN

Reserves computed by I. B. M. in Degana area are as follow:

Lode deposit 53,000 tonnes with 0.54 % W03 (exhausted)

Alluvial deposit 3.3 million tonnes with 0.04 % W03

Stock works 2.5 millions tonnes with 0.25 % W03

SANDSTONE

92 sandstone is being done below 4 to 5 meter thick cover of sand. In Rajasthan block mining of sandstone by wire-saw method was applied first time in this area. Ladnun sandstone is being used for masonary purpose.

Near Harsolav and Nagaur, sandstone of Nagaur group is also extensively quarried for masonary purpose.

CLAYS

SILICA SAND

Silica sand available in Khajawana area contains 91.22°% SiO2, 2.88% Al2O3 and 0.32% Fe2O3 with a recovery of 60%. 0.75 Million tonnes reserves have been estimated in this area.

FULLER'S EARTH

93 in a well section 1.5 Km. north of Igiar was located by G.S.I. Good quality of fullers earth is exposed in well sections of Arisar, Deswal and Chhappri.

COMMON SALT