GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYA
FINAL DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT FOR MINOR MINERALS OTHER THAN SAND MINING OR RIVER BED MINING
RI-BHOI DISTRICT MEGHALAYA
Prepared by: ; The District Level Task Force constituted by the Government of Meghalaya vide Notification No. FOR.28/2019/1 dated 9!" July 2019 and in consistent with the procedure prescribed at paragraph 7 (iii) (a) of the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Notification No. S.O. 141(E) dated 15" January 2016 as amended further vide Notification No. S.0.3611 (E) dated 25" July 2018. € Gr3 ] CONTENTS
SI No. 7 Particulars Page No.
1, Introduction 7 1-2 :
2. Overview Of Mining Activity In The District 3 |
3. General Profile Of The District 4
4. Geology Of The District 45 |
6. Drainage Of Irrigation Pattern ; - 6 I
7 6. ‘Land Utilization Pattern In The District: Forest, Agriculture, Horticural Mining Etc 7 7 |
7. Surface Water And Ground Water Scenario Of The District 8-12
8. Rainfall Of The District And Climatic Condition 13
9. Detail Of Mining Leases In The District With Location, Area And Period Of Validity 14-16
40, Details Of Royalty Or Revenue Received From Major Minerals And Minor Minerals In 17 | Last Three Years In The District
: 11. Detail Of Production Of Minor Minerals In Last Three Years 417
12. Mine-al Map Of The District _ - 18
13. List Of Letters Of Intent (LOI) Holders In The District Along With Its Validity As Per The 19-29 a Format Given At Item 13.
14. Total Mineral Reserved Available in The District 30
15, Quality/Grade Of Minerals Available In The District 30-31
16, Use Of Minerals 32
17. Demand And Supply Of The Mineral In The Last Three Years 32
18. Mining Leases Marked On The Map Of The District 33
19, Detail Of Area Of Where There Is A Cluster Of Mining Leases V.i.z Number Of Mining 34 Leases, Location (Latitude &Longitude)
20. Details Of Eco Sensitive Area If Any In The District 34-36
21. Impact On The Environment (Air,Water,Noise, Soil,Flora & Fauna, Land Use 37-39 Agriculture, Forest Etc) Due To Mining Activity
22. Remedial Measures To Mitigate The Impact Of Mining On The Environment 40-42
23, Reclamation Of Mined Out Area (Best Practice Already Implemented In The District, 43 Requirement As Per Rules And Regulation, Proposed Reclamation Plan).
24. Risk Assessment & Disaster Management Plan 43-51
25. Details Of The Occupational! Health Issues In The District. (Last Five Year Data Of 52 Number Of Patients Of Silicosis & Tuberculosis Is Also Needs To Be Submitted)
26. Plantation And Green Belt Development In Respect Of Leases Already Granted In 52 The District.
27. Violate and Inviolate Areas 53
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DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT FOR MINOR MINERALS OTHER THAN SAND MINING OR RIVER BED MINING
1. INTRODUCTION:
Ri Bhoi District came into existence on the 4th June 1992 by upgrading the former Civil Sub- Division. The District was carved out from the erstwhile East Khasi Hills District and lies between North Latitudes 25 15’ and 26 15’ and between East Longitudes 91 45’ and 92 15’. It geographically comprises parts of the Khasi kingdoms v.i.z parts of Mylliem Syiemship, Khyrim Syiemship, Nongspung Syiemship, Nongkhlaw Syiemship, whole of Nongpoh Sirdarship (erstwhile Nongpoh Syiemship), Myrdon Sirdarship and the erstwhile Nongwah Syiemship. Presently, the District is bounded on the North by the Kamrup, Morigaon and Nagaon Districts of Assam, on the East by the Karbi Anglong District of Assam, on the South by East Khasi Hills & West Khasi Hills Districts and on the West by the West Khasi Hills District. Nongpoh is the District headquarter and as well as that of Nongpoh Sirdarship. Ri Bhoi District contains an area of 2448.00 Sq.Kms excluding the geographical areas under the erstwhile Nongwah Syiemship and other places which fall under the ‘Areas of Differences’ between Assam and Meghalaya. Nongpoh is near to two major cities of Shillong and Guwahati and hence is an easy to reach place. It is located at 53 km away from Shillong and 50 km from Guwahati.
Mineral deposits in Ri - Bhoi District occur largely in the form of rocks or boulders such as granite, gneiss, phyllite, migmatite, schist, pegmatite etc. They constitute the vital raw materials for many construction activities (roads and building projects) and hence are a major source for development of infrastructure in the District and in the nearby towns and villages of the neighbouring State. The Government of India through the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEF& CC) has brought out a Notification on 25" July 2018, further amending the Erstwhile Environment Impact Assessment Notification 2006. Based on the amendment introduced by the Ministry, a District Survey Report for minor minerals available in the District is to be prepared separately which shall form the basis for application of environmental clearance and appraisal of projects. Such Report shall be updated once every five years. Therefore, the Government of Meghalaya vide Notification No. FOR.29/2019/1 dated 9" July 2019 constituted the District Level Task Force) with the following composition for the purpose of preparation of District Survey Report (DSR). a
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COMPOSITION OF THE DISTRICT LEVEL TASK FORCE (DLTF) COMMITTEE
(Constituted vide government notification no. FOR, 29/2019/1 dtd 9" July 2019)
1 Deputy Commissioner Chairman
2 Divisional Forest Officer (Territorial/Divisional Forest Officer (Social Forestry) when no post of DFO exist in the Member Secretary District
3 | Divisional Mining Officer/Nomination from Director of
Mineral Resource
4 | Executive Engineer, Water Resources
Members 5 | Representative from State Pollution Control Board
6 | Executive Engineer, PWD
7 Divisional Soll Conservation Officer
1.1. ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP
The Deputy Commissioner is the head of the District Administration. She is the Executive Head of the District. The Deputy Commissioner is aided by the Additional Deputy Commissioners, Extra Assistant Commissioners. There is 1 (one) Administrative Unit in the District i.e. Western Ri a Bhoi Administrative Unit at Patharkhmah and 4 (Four) Block Development Office viz. Umsning, Umling, Jirang and Bhoirymbong C & RD Block. There are 4 Police Stations in the District v.i.z Nongpoh, Khanapara, Umiam and Umsohlait for maintenance of law and order in the District and to give proper security and to safeguard the lives and properties of the citizens. The Deputy Commissioner acts as the District Magistrate and keep close ties with the Superintendent of Police who is the head of the Police Administrative. The District and Session Judge is the Chief Judicial Head of the District. ADMINISTRATIVE MAP OF RI-BHOI DISTRICT {SHOWING FEWIMPORTANT ROADS AND VILLAGES) ony 9u2s07 wT 108 wae wey 1008 wesveT, woe 150T 2 wet arwet A i. A. rt i i. L i. i A i
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2. OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT:
Minor mineral constituents such as sand, stone and gravel are required for any type of construction apart from other materials like cement and steel. In the past the demand for such raw materials was commercially negligible. However with the passage of time when the District was carved out the requirement for the development of various infrastructures such as roads, Dams, Buildings etc in the District also rose substantially. As such the demand for the minor mineral in the started an increasing trend.
Whereas the demand for gravel is either met through river borne collection or through manufactured grit by the stone crushers, the demand for dressed or undressed stones are met through the broken rock material from the hill slope. Traditionally the local residents used to extract boulder stones to meet out their bonafide requirements for which a fixed amount was paid as royalty to the government. However with the coming into effect of the Meghalaya Minor Mineral Rules (MMMCR) 2016, all mining/quarrying is now being streamlined in accordance with the said rules. Consequently in this District mineral concessions are now being granted through the grant of Mining Lease and so far 22 nos. of mining leases for minor minerals have been granted under the ibid rules in different parts of the District whose details have been indicated at SI No. 9 of this Report. oF c (oo Page - 4
3. GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT:
1 Geographical Area 2448.00 Sq kms
2. Sub Division NIL
3. Number of Block 4 (Four)
4. Population 258840
5. Literacy Rate 75.67%
6. Literacy Rate (Male) 76.79 %
7. Literacy Rate (Female) 74.49%
8. Temperature Average Temperature — 22°C
9. Climate Hot in Summer & Moderately Cold in Winter
10. Forest Area 87145 Hectare
11, Rivers Umtrew, Umiam, Umsiang, Umran,Khri.
12. Medical and Health Hospital - 1 No, Dispensaries - 2 Nos, Sub Centre - Facilities 33 Nos, PHC - 08 Nos, CHC- 03 Nos.
13. Banks 34 Nos.
4. GEOLOGY OF THE DISTRICT:
The area form a part of Meghalaya plateau comprising Archaean Basement Complex and younger sediments. The Archaean Basement CompOlex and the overlying Proterozoic metasediments of Shillong Group form NE-SW trending strike redges with prominent Valleys. Quartzite and conglomerate form high hills whereas phyllites, slate and quaternary valley fills form the low lying valleys. The Shillong Group of rocks were deposited in a shallow marine environment. Gneisses and schistose rocks of the Archaean age are the oldest rock of the area forming the basement complex of Assam Meghalaya Gneissic Complex. The other rocks present in the area are quartz-biotite-sillimanite schist and migmatites. The regional strike of the foliation is more or less NE-SW with southerly dips. Veins of quartz and pegmatites mostly follow the foliation trend. The Shillong Group of rock includes conglomerate, quartzite, phyllites and quartz mica schist. The above group of rocks is intruded by grey/pink Alluvium comprising dark brown to brown oxidized sand, silt clay of Chapar and sorbhog formation is found towards northern part of the district. A NE- SW trending shear zone traverses through the eastern part of the district (we Page - 5
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF RI-BHO! DISTRICT (Parts of Toposheat nos. 780¥05,00,13,14,78N/12, 16, 83C/01, 02, S3E/04)
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6. LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT: FOREST, AGRICULTURE, HORTICURAL MINING ETC.
Area in Hectare
S| Classification of land Name of the Dev. Block Total in the No District
Umling Block Umsning Block | Jirang Block
2017- 2018- 2017- 2018- | 2017- 2018- 2017- | 2018- | 43 19 18 19 18 | 19 18 19
Geographical Area 85730 | 85730 | 110500 | 110500 | 48570 | 48570 | 244800 | 244800
Reporting Area 85675 | 85676 | 110328 | 110339 | 48541 | 48543 | 244544 | 244558
Forest (Classed and 30510 30510 | 39386 39386 17249 | 17249 | 87145 87145 unclassed)
A Area under Non Agriculture uses
a Water logged land | b Social Forestry 807817 '1655 1690 |248 | 268 |2710 | 2775 c | Land under still water |607 | 607 1732 (1732 231 | 231 + ‘|2570 ~ | 2570
4 Other land 4094 4095 | 3762 | 3764 2659 | 2661 10515 10520
Total (a+b+c) 5508 5519 | 7149 | 7186 3138 | 3160 | 15795 15865
B | Others uncultivated | | lands
a Land under 10716 10713 13791 © 13784 6304 | 6298 30811 30795 miscellaneous tree | crops & grooves | |
b | Cultivable waste land | 19151 19148 | 25130 | 25120 | 11193 | 11188 | 55474 | 55456
Total (a+b+c) 29867 29861 | 38921 38904 17497 | 17486 | 86285 86251
c Fallow Land | |
a_ | Fallow lands other than | 3096 3093 /3948 1768 | 1763 | 8817 8804 current fallows | |
b Current fallows 2158 | 2156 | 2785 | 2781 | 1228 | 1224 | 6171 6161 Total (a+b) 5254 | 5249 | 6729 | 2996 | 2987 | 14988 | 14965
Net Area Sown 8124 8125 | 10123 10123 | 4432 | 4432 | 22679 | 22680
Area sown more than | 1038 1038 374 1374 592 | 592 3004 3004 twice | 7 | Total Cropped Area | 9162 9163 1497 |11497 | 5024 | 5024 | 25683 | 25684
7. SURFACE WATER AND GROUND WATER SCENERIO OF THE DISTRICT:
(A) Surface Water of Rivers or Streams
The Rivers and streams located in Ri-Bhoi District are North Flowing Rivers into the neighbouring state of Assam. The major river is the Umiam River which originate from East Khasi Hills District. The other major rivers and stream are Umtrew River, Umsiang River, Umran River, Khri River, Umshait stream, Umshru Stream, Umiong stream and Umpli Stream apart from other perennial streams and rivulets.
Drainage system with description of main rivers
SI Name of Rivers/Streams Area drained (sq km) | % drained in the District No 1 Umiam_ River 751.00 Sq Km 31.58 % _ 2 Umtrew River 325.00 Sq Km 13.67 % 3 Umsiang River 220.00 Sq Km 9.25 % 4 Umran River 182.00 Sq Km 7.65 % 5 Khri_ River 139.00 Sq Km 5.85 % 6 Umshait Stream 56.00 Sq Km 2.35 %
7 Umshru Stream 33.00 Sq Km 1.39 % 8 Umiong Stream 77.00 Sq Km 3.24 %
9 Umpli Stream 46.00 Sq Km 1.93 %
Salient Features of important Rivers and Streams
SI Name of Rivers or Total length inthe | Place of Origin | Altitude at origin No Streams District (in Km ) (above sea level) 1 Umiam_ River 61.90 Km Sohiong 1612 M
2 Umtrew River 84.11 Km Khlieh Umtrew 1073 M 3 Umsiang River 74.80 Km Umtangi 10369 M 4 Umran_ River 42.48 Km Mawrong 810 M
5 Khri River 39.62 Km Dewsaw 1669 M
6 Umshait Stream 18.23 Km Patharkhmah 544M
7 Umshru_ Stream 8.80 Km Paham Umshru_ | 429M 8 Umiong Stream 20.24 KM Umiong 452 M 9 Umpli Stream 32.24 Km Kuswai Marmain | 424 M
(B) Ground Water Scenario
7.1 Hydrogeology
Hydro geologically, the district can be divided into three units. The hydro geological map is presented in the plate.
7.2 Occurrence of Ground water in Gneissic formation
The gneissic rocks are exposed in the north, central and southern parts of the area. The occurrence of ground water in this formation is largely controlled either by weathering and or by fractures patterns. In fractured rocks, ground water movement mainly takes place along the fractures and their openings. Groundwater in these formations occurs under phreatic conditions in weathered mantle and under semi-confined conditions in the fractured rocks, which is governed by topography and drainage. The rocks are weathered and the degree of weathering is found to be (oe Page -9
higher in the topographic depressions. In the hard and massive rocks the structural plane of weakness such as joints, fractures etc, act as storage of ground water and the inter-connected joints and fractures, act as conduits for the movement of water. In the gneissic formation, majority of the well-recorded depth to water level in the range of 2 m bgl to 4 mbgl. The deepest water level of 4.14 m bgl (May & June 2006) and shallowest water level of 0.09 m bgl (Nov’06 to Jan 2007) were recorded at Umsning and Umran respectively.
7.3 Occurrence of Ground water in Granite pluton
There are two major granitic plutons, (i) The Kyrdem granite in the southeast and (ii) Nongpoh granite in the north-eastern part. Ground water occurs in these formations under unconfined and semi-confined conditions. It can be seen that majority of the dug well in the formation recorded depth to water level within the range of 0 to 1 m. The deepest and shallowest water levels were recorded at Bhoirymbong and Nongpoh key wells having 3.3 mbgl (May & June 2006) and 0.40 mbgl (May & June 2006) respectively. The maximum water level fluctuation was recorded at Bhoirymbong having 0.76 m and minimum fluctuation at Umsiang of 0.01m respectively.
7.4 Occurrence of Ground water condition in Quartzite formation
The Quartzite and Phyllites are exposed trending NE-SW in the southern parts of the district. Ground water occurs in the area under water-table conditions in the top weathered quartzite and in semi-confined to confined condition in the interconnected joints, fractures etc of the underlying hard quartzite. The deepest water level was recorded at Umbang (4.14m bgl) during May & June 2006 and shallowest at Barapani (0.29m bg!) during November 2006 and January 2007 respectively. The water level fluctuation in the formation ranges between 2.47 m and 0.60m.
7.5 Ground Water quality
According to Bureau of Indian standards (BIS:IS:10500, 1991) the chemical constituents present in the ground water of the district are all within the desirable limits set for drinking and irrigation water standards except Fe which is slightly higher by drinking water standards. In the pockets where high concentration of Fe is detected, the ground water can be treated by adopting iron removal procedures, so as to use it for domestic consumption.
GROUND WATER QUALITY
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The dynamic groundwater resources have been assessed based on Ground Water Resources Estimation Methodology of 1997 (GEC 97). In this methodology, two approaches are recommended — water level fluctuation method and rainfall infiltration method. As the data of ground water level is insufficient, the rainfall infiltration method is used for calculating the resource estimation of the district. Moreover, hilly area having slope of more than 20% are not taken into consideration as they are not worthy of recharge. Hence, the remaining area is delineated into command and non-command area and assessment is done for both monsoon and non-monsoon seasons. As per the Rainfall Infiltration Factor method, recharge from rainfall is given by the following formula.
(Rf) = RIF *A* NMR Where RIF = Rainfall Infiltration Factor A = Area of computation for recharge. NMR = Normal Monsoon Rainfall
Recharge from sources other than rainfall, ground water irrigation, recharge from ponds and tanks, check dams, nallahs, bunds are taken as nil for the district and only surface water irrigation is taken into account. The total annual recharge is obtained as the arithmetic sum of recharge from rainfall and the recharge from sources other than rainfall. Thus, Ground Water Resource Potential (as on March 2009) in ham is as follows (Table 5.1 and Table 5.2).
Net ground water availability (ham)
Annual Replenish able GW resources Total Natural Net ground
annual discharge water Monsoon season Non-monsoon season ground during availability
water non- Rainfall Recharge | Recharge | Recharge recharge monsoon recharge | from other from from other season source rainfall source
1680 Nil 504 Nil 2184 218 1966
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Categorization of ground water resources
Net Annual GW draft Domestic | Ground Stage of Categorization
Ground and water ground water _| Irrigation | Domestic | Total | industrial | availability water availability and uses for future | development industrial upto irrigation (%) uses 2025
1966 Nil 1.25 1.25 1147 819 0.06 Safe
The total annual ground water recharge in the Ri Bhoi District is 2184 Hectare metre (ham). The Net annual Ground Water Availability of the District works out to be 1966 ham after deducting the natural discharge during non-monsoon season. At present there is no Ground Water draft on account of irrigation and the annual domestic draft is 1.25 ham, the Gross Ground Water draft for all uses is 1.25 ham. The annual allocation for Domestic and Industrial uses has been made as 1147 ham based upon the population data projected up to year 2025. Thus the Net Ground Water Availability for Future Irrigation use works out to be 819 ham. The over-all stage of ground water development of the Ri Bhoi District is a meager 0.06% and is categorised as ‘SAFE’.
Though there is good ground water recharge, most of it flows out in the form of springs and streams. Good ground water development prospects in the Ri Bhoi District exist, mainly in the valley areas where ring wells, shallow as well as deep bore wells are the feasible structures. Apart from this, ground water resources in Ri Bhoi District can be developed through spring development also.
7.7 Ground Water Exploration
The ground water development is yet to be picked up in the district. As part of ground water exploration programme of CGWB, the Board had drilled 19 exploratory wells and 2 observation wells in the district as on March 2011. From the drilling data it is found that the discharge of wells varies from 43.58 lpm to 1113 lpm. The variation in the discharges is attributed to its geological location such as lineament, joints and fractures. Two bore wells drilled by CGWB in Barapani (ICAR complex) area which are free- flowing in nature. The discharge of these two bore wells are 594 lpm and 1113 lpm respectively. The depth of weathered zone ranges between 8 to 37 m bgl as ascertained by the depth of casing lowered in the exploratory wells of New Jirang (8.55 m) and Mawhati (37.30 m). Deep- seated prolific aquifers are also present in the district as indicated by the presence of a fracture encountered at 204.00 m bgl depth at Nongpoh EW. ga Page - 12 Table: Summarized Details of Ground Water Exploration.
S. Location Depth | Aquifer | Aquifer zones tapped | DTW | Discharg DD il | No drilled type (m. below ground (m.bgl) | € (m3/hr) | (m)_ | (m2/da (m) level) y)
1 | Byrnihat 159.9 |Granitic |N.A. poor gneiss
2 |ICAR 180.8 | Quartzite | 74.1-92.4,92.4-180.8 |Free | 66.78 - --- Barapani flow
3 | Umsiang 135.1 | Granitic | 41.6-42.6,47.7- --- 62.4 gneiss 48.2,52.8-53.8,66- 66.5,93.5-94.5,132- 133
4 | Umroi 167.07 | Granitic | 12.3-87.77,93.87- 3 56.53 ------gneiss 124.37,130.47-160.97
5 |Warmawsaw | 129 129 37.6-41.5, 89.5-92, | 4.01 ------Gneissic | 125.5-129 38.79 complex
6 |ICAR 201.45 45-122.5,122.15- Free | 35.64 --- -- Barapani Quartzi | 152.15,152.65-201.45 | flow te
7 |Mawrong 201.7 |Granitic | 30.7-85.4, 91.5-122, | 4.55 35.64 ------gneiss 140.3-189.1
8 |New Jirang | 135 Gneissic | 11.5-15, 27.95- | 3.48 35.53 ------complex | 31.05,101-104.25, 133.5-135
9 | Mawhati 171 Gneissic | 108-116, 140-170 7 29.4 4.49 18.25 complex
10 | Paham 154.82 | Gneissic | 59.1-61, 68.5- | 2.95 21.73 6.03 26.93 complex | 72.9,101.5-103
11 | Umsning 124.05 | Granitic | 62-63.2,84.5-85.7,106- | 8.52 20.4 19.62 | 4.4 gneiss 107,112.5-113.5
12 | Nongpoh 204.6 |Granitic | 20.6-24.6, 48-66.3, | 4.77 19.8 --- gneiss 96.8-109, 115.1-124.3,130.4- 142.6, 154.8-167, 179.2-188.3
13 | Umritdarbar | 202.15 | Granitic | 43.95-48, 98.5-103.5, | 5.92 17.31 9.25 12.75 gneiss 110-116
14 | Mawhati 201.8 | Gneissic | --- 8.31 17.04 10.17 | 23.87 complex
15 |New Jirang | 200.3 | Gneissic | 92-97,122.5-129.0 2.61 15.32 6.98 29.44 complex
16 | Mawlong 203.5 |Granitic | 17.4-23, 72.3-78.4, | 8.66 8.77 19.02 | 2.93 gneiss 197-203
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17 | Patharkhmah | 202.51 | Gneissic | 37.81-41.8,120.21- 1.18 |8.77 19.02 | 2.93 complex | 123,145.5- 147.5,175.11-178
18 | Bhoirymbong | 199 Granitic | 54.5-55.5,64-65,71- 5.97 5.3 43.98 | 0.27 gneiss 72,100-101,136- 137,143-144,167- 168,178-179.5
19 | Umden 171 Granitic | 51-70,73-77,92- 3 3.12 _ _ gneiss 106,120-122
20 | Marngar 180.05 | Gneissic | 41-43.85, 151-154 41.7 2.63 _ “ complex
21 | Byrnihat Granitic gneiss
8. RAINFALL OF THE DISTRICT AND CLIMATIC CONDITION:
The Climate of Ri-Bhoi District is Warm and Temperate. The summer here have a good deal of Rainfall while winter have a very little rainfall. The Average Annual temperature in Ri-Bhoi District is 21.8°c. About 3200mm of Rainfall received by the District annually. The driest Month is December and most of the Rainfall receive is during the Month of June-July. August is the warmest month in the District. The temperature in August is 25°c - 26°c. January is the Coldest Month with average temperature is 15°.
Monthly Rainfall Received by Ri-Bhoi District.
MONTH 2017 2018 2019
January 002.5 010.7 001.6
February 006.0 001.3 016.8
March 079.9 045.8 022.6
April 148.7 173.9 128.9
May 243.9 195.2 108.3
June 521.0 343.3 *DATA INCOMPLETE*
July Goze 306.2 386.4
August 755.7 287.8
September 279.6 204.6
October 254.7 145.6
November 015.5 033.6
December 009.2 023.0
TOTAL 2649 mm 1771 mm
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LEASES IN THE DISTRICT WITH LOCATION, AREA AND PERIOD OF VALIDITY: 9. LIST OF MINING
SI. No Name of The Name of the Address & Mining Lease Grant Order No. Area of the Period of Mining Period of Mining Lease Mineral Lessee Contact No. of and date mining Lease (initial) (1°/2" ....renewal) Lessee lease (ha)
From To From to 2 4 5 Boulderstone Shri.Jamda Umduba, KH/9/JS/135/4839, dt. 2.69 ha 2017 2037
Sangma Killing,Ri-Bhoi 27.09.2017 District Boulderstone Shri. Phaisar Umnawe, No.KH/8/PS/46/9136, dt. 1.69 ha 2017 2028
Shilla Khanapara, Ri- 30.40.2017 Bhoi District Boulderstone M/s Uranus Umduba, Raid No.KH/8/USP&Co./154/9265, 4.96 ha 2017 2037
Stone Marwet, Ri- dt.01.11.2017 Products & Bhoi District. Co. Boulderstone Smti. Lumlang Maikhuli, Ri- No.KH/8/LS/148/9349, dt. 2.95 ha 2017 2047 Shylla Bhoi District 06.11.2017 Boulderstone Smti. Barapathar,Ri- No.KH/8/LS/147/9334, dt. 2.48 ha 2017 2047 LumlangShylla Bhoi District 06.11.2017 Boulderstone Shri. Umduba, NO.KH/8/HB/161/10687, dt. 4364.3 2018 2030
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22.02.2018 22.02.2018 22.02.2018 26.03.2018 26.03.2018 30.01.2018 30.01.2018
dt.
dt. dt.
No.KH/8/SJ/170/11694-A,
NO/KH/8/WD/157/10632, No.KH/8/BK/167/1169,
No.KH/8/DK/166/11705-A,
No.KH/8/GL/166/11134,
No.KH/8/RN/168/11681,
No.KH/8/WD/167/11121, No.KH/8/WD/167/11121, No.KH/8/WD/158/10619, No.KH/8/WD/158/10619,
Ri- Ri- Ri- Ri-
9"
Ri- Ri- Ri- Rim, Rim, Ri- Raid
Ri-Bhoi (Puran (Puran
Killing District
District.
District Distric Baridua, District District
Marwet, District District Jirang
muroh Jirang, Jirang, Bhoi Killing, Killing, Marwet,
Umnawe, Baridua, Bhoi Lum-Gor, Mile Raid Ri-Bhoi District. Umduba,
Bhoi Bhoi Bhoi lew Rim, (Puran Bhoi lumuroh lumuroh
Halem District Sukubaria), Bhoi Bhoi Sukubaria), Sukubaria), Jorbil Jorsariang Jorsariang
Gonapati, a, a,
Jirang Jirang Ampynsemgur Ampynsemgur Jirang,
Wesley Wesley Wesley
Romesh
David
Samuel Doloi Smti. Smti. Doloi Doloi
Lakhmie
Banrilang Banrilang Kharjahrin Kharjahrin Greenland Shri. Shri. Shri.
Nongrum
Kharjahrin Shri.
Shri. Shri. Jahrin
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e e e e e e e Boulderston
Boulderston Boulderston Boulderston Boulderston Boulderston Boulderston Boulderston
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Page — 16 15. Boulderstone Shri. Paniram Pahamkynshoh, NO.KH/8/PN/180/461-A, dt. 0.4649 ha 2018 2048
Narleng Khanapara, Ri- 25.04.2018 Bhoi District. 16. Boulderstone Smti. Kedrina Umlangpur, NO.KH/8/KJ/176/594-A, dt. 1.53 ha 2018 2028
Jahrin Killing,Ri-Bhoi 07.04.2018 District. 17. Boulderstone Shri. Umduba, Ri- NO.KH/8/KL/179/1885, dt. 4.05 ha 2018 2048 Khrikshon Bhoi District 28.06.2018 Lyngkhoi 18. Boulderstone Shri. Umduba, No.KH/8/ND/188/3006, dt. 4.5 ha 2018 2038
Ngaitlang Killing,Raid 16.07.2018
Dhar Marwet, Ri- Bhoi District 19. Boulderstone Smti. Mairapur, No.KH/8/BD/3108, 2.05 acres 2018 2023 Balantina Jirang, Ri-Bhoi 18.07.2018 Doloi District 20. Boulderstone Shri. Ranjan 13” Mile No.KH/8/RK/194/4194, dt. 0.33549 2018 2048
Kro Byrnihat, 24.09.2018 ha
Tamulkuchi, Ri- Bhoi District 21 Boulderstone Shri. Biru Baridua, No.KH/8/BN/195/4207, dt. 1.04 ha 2018 2048 Narleng Pahamdohlun, 24.09.2018 Raid Marwet, Ri-Bhoi District 22. Boulderstone Shri. Umduba No.KH/8/KL/197/7840, dt. 4.45 ha 2019 (as 2029
Khrikshon Village,Killing 30.03.2019 per mining Lyngkhoi 9" Mile,Raid plan 30 years) Marwet, Ri-
Bhoi District.
Date of Status Captive/ Non- Obtained Environmental Clearance Location of the Mining Lease Method of Mining commencement (Working/non Captive (Yes/No), ifyes letterNo with date (Latitude& Longitude) (Opencast/underground)
of Mining Working/Temp. of grant of EC Operation Working for dispatch etc.) 11 12 13 14 15 16 04.10.2017 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)5/2017/Rev/643, dt. 26°3’ 40.74’N, 91°49'11.67”E, Open Cast Mining 22.08.2017 26°3’39.06”N, 91°49'16.88”E
26°3’ 44.03”N, 91°49’17.76’E, 26°3’ 45.91”N, 91°49713.55”E 31.10.2017 Working Non-Captive No.SEIAA/Project- 26°4’ 28.66”N, Semi-mechanised 4/8/2016/113/771, dt. 14.09.2017 91°49'25.74”E,26°4’ 27.54’N, opencast method 91°49’30.28"E 26°4’
23.75”N, 91°49’27.79”E,26° 4’23.60"N, 91°49’23.95”E 13.11.2017 Working Captive No.DCRB(LR)24/2017/Rev/573/1832, 26°04’15.30"N,91°49’29.25”E, Semi-mechanised.
dt. 18.10.2017 26°04’08.98”N,
91°49’33.38"E26° 04’16.56”N,91°49’34.26’E, 26°04’16.59”N, 91°49’35.66”E 08.11.2017 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)5/2017/Rev/829/1529, 26°06.308”N, 91°48.883”E, Opencast Semi- dt.08.09.2017 26°06.346”N, 91°49.003”E mechanised 26°06.209”N, 91°48.867’E, 26°06.277’N, 91°49.024”E 08.11.2017 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)5/2017/Rev/827/1533, 26°05.139’N, 91°46.805”E, Opencast (mechanised,
dt.08.09.2017 26°05.229”N, 91°46.865”E semi-mechanised, 26°05.101’N, 91°46.912”E, manual) 26°05.206”N, 91°46.993”E 12.02.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)5/2017/Rev/556/2197, 26°04’08.2”N, 91°49’46.7”E, Open cast
dt.07.12.2017 26°04’10.9”N, 91°49’50.8”E
31.01.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)39/2017/Rev/468/2183,25°59’26.72”N, 91°33’29.26”E, Opencast semi- dt.07.12.2017 25°59’25.94’N, 91°33’33.51”E mechanised mining 25°59’34.03”N, 91°33’36.61’E, 26°59’34.60”N, 25°59’32.16”N,91°33’31.70"E 91°33’30.50’E, 26°59’31.96"N, 91°33’31.93”E 31.01.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)38/2017/Rev/469/2171, 26°01’26.97’N,91°34’25.27’E, Opencast semi- dt.07.12.2017 26°01’27.69”N,91°34’28.09”E mechanised mining 26°01’33.07”N,91°34’25.51”E, 26°01’32.99’N,91°34’22.91”E 24.02.2018 Working Captive No.DCRB(LR)37/2017/Rev/403/43,25°59’58.7’N, 91°33’50.2”E, Opencast method of dt.09.01.2018 26°00'4.9”N, 91°33’57.2"E Mining 24.02.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)36/2017/Rev/384/43,25°59’50’N, 91°33’38’E, Opencast method of dt.09.01.2018 25°59’55”N, 91°33’46”E Mining 27.03.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)42/2017/Rev/375/2190,26°4’27.09’N, 91°49’30.84”E, Open cast Mining dt.07.12.2018 26°4’28.01’N,91°49’33.68”E 26°4’30.30’N,91°49’32.337E, 26°4’29.37’N,91°49’29.55”E 29.03.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)43/2017/Rev/394/2176, 26°6'12.83”N,91°49'46.85”E, Opencast method of dt.07.12.2018 26°6’14.01’N,91°49'49.34”E mining 26°612.11”N, 91°49’51.27’E,
26°6'10.78’N, 91°49’48.66"E
27.03.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)44/2017/Rev/576/50, 26°06’00.77’”'N,91°49’42.19”E, Opencast semi- dt.09.01.2018 26°06’01.92”N,91°49’46.03”E mechanised mining 26°06’02.80”N, 91°49°48.74E, 26°6’5.14’N, 91°49’48.668”E 26°06’07.22”N,91°49’48.28’E, 26°06’06.71”N,91°49’44.22”E 26°06’06.73”N,91°49’40.83”E, 26°06’05.48”N,91°49’40.57”E 26°06’04.08”N, 26°06’02.56”N,91°49’41.36”E, 91°49'41.82”E 29.03.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)41/2017/Rev/400/2302, 26°3’45.06’N, 91°49’30.777E, Open c a s t mining dt.0 7 . 1 2 . 2 0 1 7 26°3’45.02”N,91°49’34.46”E 26°3’48.35’N,91°49’34.53”E, 2 6 ° 3'48.37”N, 91°49’30.88”E 25.04.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)2/2018/Rev/503/345, 26°06”4.176’N,91°49”27.48”E, Open c a s t method of dt.21.03.2018 26°06”4.068’N,91°49”28.092”E mining with semi- 26°06”3.492”N,91°49”28.812”E, mechanization. 26°06”2.988’N,9 1 ° 4 9 ” 2 8 . 8 1 2 ” E 26°06”1.872’N,91°49”27.582”E, 26°06”2.196’N,91°49”"26.724’E 26°06”3.6”N, 91°49”25.284”E 10.05.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)40/2017/Rev/101/36, 2 6 °04’12.16”N, 91°48’46.55’E, Open c a smining t dt.09.01.2018 2 6 °04’12.87’N, 91°48’44.78”E 26°04’14.41’N,91°48’43.00’E, 26°04’17.36”N,91°48’46.19”E 26°04’16.28”N,9 1 ° 4 8 ’ 4 8 . 9 1 ” E aD
02.07.2018 Working Captive No.DCRB(LR)3/2018/Rev/743/482, 26°04’15.456”N,91°49’48.108”E, Opencast method of dt. 12.04.2018 26°04’14.196”N,91°49'57.576"E mining with semi 26°04’9.12”N, 91°49’55.416”E, mechanization. 26°04’10.488”N,91°49'46.92”E 20.07.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)4/2018/Rev/386/459,26°03”30.87’N, 91°49”34.66’E, Open cast semi- dt.11.04.2018 26°03”36.25’N, 91°49”33.34’E mechanised 26°03”36.56’N, 91°49”31.69’E, 26°03”37.10’N, 91°49”30.88”E 26°03”37.19’N, 26°03”36.56’N, 91°49”"27.45’E, 26°03”33.74’N, 91°49”24.40”E 26°03”30.36’N, 91°49”24.20’E, 91°49”24.737E 20.07.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)33/2017/Rev/483/338, 26°1’23.023”N, 91°34’11.55”E, Open Cast Mining dt.21.03.2018 26°1'17.851”N, 91°34'16.722”E 29.09.2018 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)6/2018/Rev/362/1132, 26°04”17.59’N, 91°52”26.897E, Opencast method dt. 16.07.2018 26°04”8.76’N, 91°51”43.44”E mining with semi- 26°04”10.056”N, 91°51”45.864E, mechanized 26°04’8.544’N, 91°51"46.62”E 29.09.2018 Working Captive No.DCRB(LR)10/2018/Rev/360/1140, 26°06’8.1’N, 91°49”50.196’E, Opencast method
dt. 16.07.2018 26°06”8.172”N, 91°49"56.1”E mining with semi- 26°06”10.116”N,91°49”56.172”E, mechanized 26°06”11.376’N, 91°49”"53.58”E 10.04.2019 Working Non-Captive No.DCRB(LR)1/2018/Rev/540/1123, 26°04’20.16”N, 91°49’48.10"E, Opencast dt. 16.07.2018 26°04’15.80”N, 91°49’48.28”E 26°04’19.90”N, 91°49’58.20”E, 26°04’19.90’N,91°49’58.20”E
10. DETAILS OF ROYALTY OR REVENUE RECEIVED FROM MAJOR MINERALS AND MINOR MINERALS IN LAST THREE YEARS IN THE DISTRICT:
Year Minor Mineral | Quantity in Cum Revenue in lakh
2016-17 55133 132.3192
2017-18 | Boulder stone | gesoo 164.4
2018-19 227845 546.82
11. DETAIL OF PRODUCTION OF MINOR MINERALS IN LAST THREE YEARS:
Year Minor Mineral Quantity in Cum
2016-17 55133
2017-18 Boulder stone 68500
2018-19 227845
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13. LIST OF LETTERS OF INTENT (LOI) HOLDERS IN THE DISTRICT ALONG WITH ITS VALIDITY AS PER THE FORMAT GIVEN AT ITEM 13. BOULDERSTONE, RI BHO! DISTRICT.
SI.No Name of Name of the Address & LOI grant order no and Areas of Validity Use(captive Location of the mining mineral lessee contact date mining non captive lease (Latitude& of LOI lease to be No. of LOI holder Longitude) allotted
2 3 4 5 6 9 Boulderstone Smti. Sacraty Jorkhla,9™Mile, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/977 1.2 6 months Jorkhla,9" Mile,Baridua,
Sohpdang Baridua, Ri Bhoi dated 25.05.2017 hecatres Raid Marwet, Ri Bhoi District District
N 26° 05’ 39.0”£ 91° 49 53.3” -do- Shri. Ivan Ar Kynti, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/2030 1.80 6 months loampusarem, Jirang, Ri Lyngdoh Springside, dated 04.05.2017 hectares Bhoi District Nongthymmai, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/278 Shillong 3 months dated 17.04.2018 (renew) N 25°59’ 48.59” E 91° 33’ KH/8/ML/Stone/69/6521 36.42” dated 25.01.2019 (renew) 3 months -do- Shri.Albarin Umtyrnga, P.S KH/8/ML/Stone/69/3272 4.756 6 months Umtyrnga, Ri Bhoi District
Suting Khanapara, Ri dated 31.07.2017 hectares N 26° 4’40” E 91° 46’ 40” Bhoi District KH/8/ML/Stone/69/130- 3 months A dated 11.04.2018 (renew)
(Ro gs Page — 20 -do- Shri.Aibor Chibra, Umtyrnga KH/ML/Stone/69/3273 3.7282 6 months Chibra, Umtyrnga, Ri
Kshiar village,Ri Bhoi dated 31.07.2017 hectares Bhoi District District KH/ML/Stone/69/131 N 26°4’ 15” E91° 46’ 3 months dated 11.04.2018 (renew) 45” -do- Shri. Bulmaster Nongrimbah, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/9706- 1.83 6 months Umduba Killing,Ri Bhoi Nongsiej West Khasi Hills A dated 27.11.2017 hectares District District N 26° 03” 25.67”£ 91° 49’ 27.76” -do- Smti. Amina Baridua, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/9864 1 hectare 6 months 9" Mile Baridua, Narleng Jorpalatang, Raid dated 04.12.2017 Jorpalatang, Raid
Marwet, Ri Bhoi KH/8/ML/Stone/69/3001 Marwet, Ri Bhoi District District 3 months dated 16.07.2018 N 26° 05’ 58.30”£ 91° 49’ 24.90” Boulderstone Shri. Niron G. Mairapur, Jirang, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/9418 2.02 acres 6 months Kaithelic,Jirang Sangma Jirang Syiemship, dated 07.11.2017 Syiemship, Ri Bhoi Ri Bhoi District District
N 26° 00’ 59.6”E 91° 34’ 13.0” -do- Shri. Ishmeal Umkrem, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/9908 90,000 6 months Mawkhap, Manikpur, Roy Wahlang Dyngkhong, dated 05.12.2017 Sq.ft Jirang Syiemship, Ri Bhoi JirangSyiemship, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/1522- District 4 months Ri Bhoi District A dated 07.06.18 (renew) N 26° 00’ 32.2”E 91° 34’ 00.7” -do- Shri.Jeres Umsiang village, KH/8/ML/Stone/69/10085 0.3 6 months Umsiang village,Ri Bhoi Lamare Ri Bhoi District dated 21.12.2017 hectares District KH/8/ML/Stone/69/4431 N 26° 02’ 16.363”E 92° 3 months dated 08.10.2018 (renew) 08’45.733”
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PAhamkynshoh, Kahanpara, Marwet, District District Baridua -do-
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Page — 25 -do- 33. -do- Shri. Khrikshon K.L complex, 4199 dated 30.10.2018 4.86 Umduba, Raid Lyngkhoi maccabe road, hectares Marwet, Mylliem Demseinionhg, Syiemship, Killing,
Shillong Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 04’ 20.18”E 91° 49’49.74” -do- -do- 34. -do- -do- 4200 dated 31.10.2018 4.96 Umduba, Raid hectares Marwet, Mylliem
Syiemship, Killing,
Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 04’08.24” E 91° 49’ 54.38”
35. -do- Shri. Ken Momin Umduba, Killing, 5114 dated 06.11.2018 2.22 6 months Umduba, P.O Jorbil,
Raid Marwet, Ri hectares Raid Marwet, Ri Bhoi District Bhoi District
N 26° 03’ 50.01”E 91° 49’ 37.50”
36. Boulderstone Smti. Shelina Lum Daitkhla 5405 dated 21.11.2018 1.5 hectare 6 ,months Umeit village,Raid
Nongbri (Bhoirymbong) Ri Mawbuh, Ri Bhoi 2372 dated 05.07.2019 4 months District Bhoi District (renew)
N 25° 42’ 28.9”E 91° 56’ 33.1”
37. -do- Shri. MacDonald Nongpoh proper, 5932 dated 19.12.2018 4.08 6 months Phrangthlen, Saiden
Sweetly Nongpoh hectares village,Ri Bhoi
Syiemship, Ri District Bhoi District N 25° 52’ 11.82”E
91° 51’23.72”
fa Page — 26 -do- 38. -do- Shri.Samuel Umlangpur, Ri 6061 dated 04.01.2018 1.31° Umduba Kiloing.
Jahrin Bhoi District hectares Raid Marwet, Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 04’01.10” E 91° 49’43.30” -do- 39. -do- Shri. Hemon Umlangpur, P.O 6059 dated 04.01.2018 45 Pahamiap {Abri
Bandara Jorbil& P.S hectares village)Raid
Khanapara, Raid Marwet, Ri Bhoi
Marwet, Ri Bhoi District District N 26° 05’07.20” E 91° 49’42.90” -do- 4.04 Raid 40. M/s. Uranus Killing,Raid 6662 dated 04.02.2019 | -do- Umduba,
Stone products Marwet, Ri Bhoi hectares Marwet, Ri Bhoi District District
N 26° 04’ 15.86”E 91° 49’ 28.37”
Al. -do- -do- -do- 6661 dated 04.02.2018 3.95 -do- Umduba, Raid
hectares Marwet, Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 04’ 15.82”E 91° 49’ 24.40”
42. -do- Shri. Bitrict Umkremdykhong, 6760 dated 08.02.2019 1.52 -do- Amkhrukrijongnga, Lakhmie JirangSyiemship, hectares Mairapur, Jirang
Ri Bhoi District Syiemship, Ri Bhoi District
N 26°00’36.20” E
91 34’ 12.22”
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Bhoi New Ri Bhoi
Kenches Laban House Baridua, Khanapara,
Mynnar, Bhoi -do- -do- Jirang
War (M/s. Chameli
Treibor Andreas Welbi Shivshakti
Lakhmie Nathaniel Lyndem Dev Enterprise)
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48. -do- Shri.Wilthon Mairapur Jirang 7555 dated 19.03.2019 1.3 -do- Kaithelic,
Sangma Syiuemship, Ri hectares MaAirapur,Rani
Bhoi District Jirang,Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 00’ 58.2”E 91° 34’20.0”
A9. -do- Shri.Chitragan Patharkuchi, Raid 7615 dated 20.03.2019 0.67 -do- Patharkuchi, Raid
Phangso Marwet, Ri Bhoi hectare MArwet, Ri Bhoi District District
N 26° 06’40.58” E 91° 49’ 11.61”
50. -do- Shri. Wahsynon village, 7781 dated 27.03.2019 3.927 -do- Gonapati, Rani
Premshanbor Gonapati Jirang, hectare Jirang, Ri Bhoi
Lyngdoh Ri Bhoi District District
N 26°1’ 34.985” E 91° 35’ 22.668” -do- 51. M/s Megha 3 Mile Baridua, 328 dated 18.04.2019 1.23 -do- Baridua, Raid
Mansion Ri Bhoi District hectare Marwet, Ri Bhoi District
N 26° 06’ 8.59”E 91° 49’ 32.44” -do- 52. Smti. Falguni Lachumiere Hills, 560 dated 02.05.2019 2.61 -do- Umduba village, Warisa Shillong hectares Raid Marwet, Mylliem
Syiemship, Ri Bhoi District
N 26°03’ 42.69” E
91°49’ 34.94”
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Mawbuh, District Ri Ri
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44. TOTAL MINERAL RESERVED AVAILABLE IN THE DISTRICT:
Sulphide minerals, dimensional stones, road metal, masonary sand and minor sillimanite are reported from the district. Polymetallic sulphide mineralization in the form of massive lenses and disseminated grains in association with an assemblage of Fe,Mg,Alsilicites is noticed within biotite gneiss at Umpyrtha and near Nongpoh. Analysis of Umpyrtha sample shows the metal content of Zn and Pb as 2.83 %, 1.35 % and 0.40 % respectively. Mo upto 9000 ppm is also reported. The area in and around Umpyrtha is confined to a narrow zone characterized by distinct assemblage of alteration minerals. Te average width is around 5m. The host rock for mineralization is anthophyllite-cummingtonite-corderite bearing rock.
15. QUALITY/GRADE OF MINERALS AVAILABLE IN THE DISTRICT:
Ri-Bhoi District
Granite Covering Ri-Bhoi | 25°52'2.65"N Occurs as | Granite is used in Nongpoh District | 94°49'55.92"E plutonic buildings, bridges, Area Batholith paving, monuments and many — other
Granite Covering Ri-Bhoi | 26°7'16.47°N Occurs as ae ean, Gneiss major part | District ; " boulders naoors, polisne of the ea 91°49'15.27°E granite slabs and tiles bordering are used in with Assam countertops, tile floors, stair treads and many — other design elements.
Quartzite | Umroi Area | Ri-Bhoi | 25°42’12”N Occur as Used as decorative District | 94°5840.00°E Massive stone, roofing tiles, layered flooring, road deposits construction.
Quartz Covering Ri-Bhoi | 25°45'10.4’N Occur as Used in ferro Umsning District | 94°53°40.03°E veins industries, gemstone, Area electronic applications.
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