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Undertaking

l, Sushil Kumar Rathore Authorized Signatory of M/s J.K Cement Limited, give this undertaking to the eftect that the conditiqns laid down in Terms of Reference prescribed by MoEF&CC, New Delhi, vide Letter No. ito15l7l2o211A-ll (M) on oz.oJ.2021 in favor of M/s. J.K Cement Limited by MoEFCC for Proposed Nlyagaon t\ ChcDBuralimestone Deposlt (ML Area: 206.154 ha) \!ith ?roposcd Productigr 2.50_2 Cagaeity Million TPA BOM leement Grade - LrnreltoDcl !.876 ldillisL rIA & Subglad€ Limestone:.1.626 t{illiollPA)joillAlluyjumt 0-048 Million TpA. Waste: o.5 Million TpAj Iotat. Exeavatjon+-oS lUiIian IPA alor€-witLz x soo TPH capacity of crusher wjthlerccning-at Village: Nayigaon-lehs:! Jawad &. VIlage: Chenpura. fehsi! Neemuch-Distllict: Neemuch-Stdte: Iu"dhy! Pladcsh have been complied with, and the data submitted and the information presented in th:s report are factually correct.

Date:26.o8.202i

P ace: Ninrbahera ..-; ,l -PtL=--- S. K. Rathore Manufacturing ilead Crey Cement Authorized Signatory

ABBREVIATIONS

AAQ : Ambient Air Quality AAQM : Ambient Air Quality Monitoring AAQS : Ambient Air Quality Standards AIS & LUS : All India Soil and Land Use Survey AMSL : Above Mean Sea Level ANFO : Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil Bgl : Below Ground Level CWC : Central Water Commission CPP : Captive Power Plant CPCB : Central Pollution Control Board CSR : Corporate Social Responsibility CEP : Corporate Environment Policy CGWA : Central Ground Water Authority DGMS : Directorate General Of Mines Safety DMG : Department Of Mines And Geology DTH : Down The Hole DCF : Deputy Conservator Of Forest DMF : District Mineral Fund EMS : Environment Management System ECO : Emergency Coordinating Officer EAC : Expert Appraisal Committee EC : Environmental Clearance EIA : Environmental Impact Assessment EMC : Environment Management Cell EMP : Environmental Management Plan ESE : East of South East ENE : East of North East EPA : Environmental Protection Act EPO : Emergency planning officer FMCG : Fast Moving Consumer Goods FPS : Fine Particulate Sampler FCC : False Color Composite Govt. : Government GCP : Ground Control Points GLC : Ground Level Concentration GOI : Government Of India GPS : Global Positioning System GSI : Geological Survey Of India ha : Hectare HEMM : Heavy Earth Moving Machinery HFL : Highest Flood Level HP : Horse Power HOD : Head Of Department IB : Inter Burden IBM : Indian Bureau of Mines IMD : India Meteorological Department IS : Indian Standards

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ISO : International Organization Of Standardization KW : Kilo Watt KLD : Kilo Litre Per Day LOI : Letter Of Intent LU/LC : Land Use / Land Cover MT : Million Tonne MOEFCC : Ministry Of Environment, Forest And Climate Change M.M.R : Metalliferous Mines Regulation mRL : Meter Reduced Level MSL : Mean Sea Level MW : Mega Watt N : North NH : National Highway NNW : North Of North East NW : North West NAAQS : National Ambient Air Quality Standards NABET : National Accreditation Board for Education & Training NATMO : National Atlas & Thematic Mapping Organization NABL : National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories NOC : No Objection Certificate NH : National Highway NGO : Non Governmental Organization NONEL Non Electric NRSA : National Remote Sensing Agency NRSC : National Remote Sensing Centre OB : Over Burden OHS : Occupational Health and Safety OSHA : Occupational Safety and Health Administration PFR : Pre Feasibility Report pH : Potential of Hydrogen PHCs : Public Health Centers PM : Particulate Matter PPE : Personal Protective Equipment PESO : Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization PPV : Peak Particle Velocity QCI : Quality Council of India RSPM : Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter ROM : Run Of Mine RCC : Reinforced Concrete Cement RDS : Respirable Dust Sampler SSE : South Of South East SOB : Soft Over Burden SW : South West SC : Scheduled Caste SEIAA : State Environmental Impact Assessment Authority SHE : Safety, Health & Environment SIA : Social Impact Assessment SOI : Survey of India

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SPCB : State Pollution Control Board SPM : Suspended Particulate Matter ST : Scheduled Tribe STP : Sewage Treatment Plant TDS : Total Dissolved Solids TAMRA : Transparency Auction Monitoring And Resource Augmentation ToR : Terms of Reference TPA : Tones Per Annum TPD : Tones Per Day TW : Tube Well UNFC : United Nations Framework Classification VT : Vocational Training RF : Reserve Forest PF : Protected Forest µg/m 3 : Micro gram per meter cube µm : Micro Meter dia. : diameter CuM : Cubic meter dB : Decibel gm/sec : Gram per second gm/cc : Gram per cubic meter hr/day : Hour per day kg : Kilogram Kg/hr : Kilogram per hour Kg/ha : Kilogram per hectare km : Kilometer m : Meter mg/l : Milligram per Litre mm : Millimeter Sq.km : Square Kilometer t/hr : Tones per hour

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INDEX

S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. VOLUME I FINAL EIA/EMP REPORT 1 - 290 1. TOR LETTER 1 - 15 2. TOR COMPLIANCE 16 - 52 CHAPTER – 1 INTRODUCTION 53 - 57 CHAPTER – 2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 58 - 91 CHAPTER – 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 92 - 161 CHAPTER – 4 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS & MITIGATION MEASURES 162 - 220 CHAPTER – 5 ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES 221 - 222 CHAPTER –6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM 223 - 227 CHAPTER – 7 ADDITIONAL STUDIES 228 - 261 CHAPTER – 8 PROJECT BENEFITS 262 - 266 CHAPTER – 9 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS 267 - 268 CHAPTER – 10 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 269 - 276 CHAPTER – 11 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION 277 - 288 CHAPTER – 12 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED 289 - 290

VOLUME II ANNEXURE OF FINAL EIA/EMP REPORT 1 - 325

ANNEXURE I MINING LEASE DEED 1 - 33 ANNEXURE II MINING PLAN APPROVAL LETTER 34 ANNEXURE III A NOC FROM FOREST DEPARTMENT REGARDING NO FOREST LAND IN ML AREA 35 - 39 AND AUTHENTICATION OF LOCATION MAP ANNEXURE III B AUTHENTICATION OF LIST OF FLORA AND FAUNA AND WILDLIFE 40 - 109 CONSERVATION PLAN APPROVAL FROM STATE FOREST DEPARTMENT ANNEXURE IV NOC FOR ARAVALI 110 ANNEXURE VA CGWA NOC FOR GROUND WATER 111 - 112 ANNEXURE VB HYDRO-GEOLOGY STUDY REPORT 113 - 153 ANNEXURE VI A SURFACE PLAN 154 ANNEXURE VI B SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN 155 ANNEXURE VI C SURFACE GEOLOGICAL SECTION 156 ANNEXURE VI D CONCEPTUAL PLAN 157 ANNEXURE VI E CONCEPTUAL SECTION 158 ANNEXURE VI F PLAN SHOWING GREENBELT AND PLANTATION WITHIN ML AREA 159 ANNEXURE VI G MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF HAUL ROAD WITHIN ML AREA 160 ANNEXURE VII R&R REPORT 161 - 213 ANNEXURE VIII AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING TABLE 214 - 223

i ANNEXURE IX CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT POLICY 224 - 226 ANNEXURE X MONITORING PHOTOGRAPHS 227 - 230 ANNEXURE XI QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MINING SECTOR 231 - 263 ANNEXURE XIIA REVENUE PLAN SHOWING GOVT AND PRIVATE LAND IN ML AREA 264 ANNEXURE XIIB REVENUE PLAN SUPERIMPOSED ON SATELLITE IMAGE 265 ANNEXURE XIII REAL TIME AERIAL FOOTAGE 266 - 271 ANNEXURE XIV GARLNAD DRAIN AND CHECK DAM DESIGN 272 - 273 ANNEXURE XV FREE SILICCA AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MINERAL 274 - 277 ANNEXURE XVI PUBLIC HEARING PROCEEDING 278 - 352 ANNEXURE XVII PLAGIARISM CERTIFICATE 353 ANNEXURE XVIII ANALYSIS TEST CERTIFICATE 354 - 358

ii CONTENTS

S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTION 53-57 1.1 PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT 53 1.2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT AND PROJECT PROPONENT 53 1.2.1 IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT 53 1.2.2 INTRODUCTION OFTHE PROJECT PROPONENT 54 1.3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE, LOCATION OF THE PROJECT AND ITS 55 IMPORTANCE TO THE COUNTRY AND REGION 1.3.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE & LOCATION OF THE PROJECT 55 1.3.2 PROJECT IMPORTANCE TO THE COUNTRY AND REGION 56 1.3.3 REGIONAL IMPORTANCE 57 1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY 57

CHAPTER–2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 58 - 91 2.1 TYPE OF THE PROJECT 58 2.2 NEED FOR THE PROJECT 58 2.3 LOCATION OF THE PROJECT (MAP SHOWING GENERAL LOCATION, SPECIFIC 60 LOCATION, PROJECT BOUNDARY & PROJECT SITE LAYOUT) 2.3.1 LOCATION MAP( GENERAL AND SPECIFIC ) 60 2.3.2 GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE STUDY AREA 62 2.3.3 GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE MINE SITE WITH GEOLOGICAL EXTENTS 64 2.3.4 PROJECT SITE LAYOUT 65 2.3.5 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE LEASE AREA 65 2.3.6 PROJECT SITE PHOTOGRAPHS 67 2.4 SIZE OR MAGNITUDE OF OPERATION/SALIENT FEATURES OF OPERATION (INCL. 68 ASSOCIATEDACTIVITIES REQUIRED BY OR FOR THE PROJECT) 2.5 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES/ FACILITIES PROPOSED 68 2.6 PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION 68 2.6.1 PROJECT SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL 70 2.6.2 IMPLEMENTATION 70 2.6.3 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS 70 2.6.3.1 WATER REQUIREMENT 70 2.6.3.2 POWER REQUIREMENT 71 2.6.3.3 MAN POWER REQUIREMENT 71 2.6.3.4 FUEL REQUIREMENT 72 2.6.3.5 EXTENT OF MECHANIZATION 73 2.7 TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION 73 2.7.1 REGIONAL GEOLOGY 73 2.7.2 LOCAL GEOLOGY 74

iii S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 2.7.3 DETAILS OF EXPLORATION AND RESOURCES 76 2.7.3.1 EXPLORATION ALREADY CARRIED OUT IN THE ML AREA 76 2.7.3.2 MINABLE ORE RESERVES AND ANTICIPATED LIFE OF THE MINE 78 2.7.3.3 USE OF MINERAL 78 2.7.4 PROCESS DESCRIPTION 79 2.7.4.1 PROPOSED METHOD OF MINING 79 2.8 YEAR WISE PRODUCTION & EXCAVATION DETAILS FOR FIRST 5 YEARS 84 2.9 WASTE (OB/Soil) GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT 85 2.10 CONCEPTUAL PLAN 86 2.11 DESCRIPTION OF MITIGATION MEASURES 87 2.12 ASSESSMENT OF NEW AND TESTED TECHNOLOGY FOR THE RISK OF 91 TECHNOLOGICAL FAILURE

CHAPTER–3 DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 92 - 163 3.1 INTRODUCTION 92 3.2 STUDY AREA AT A GLANCE 92 3.3 STUDY PERIOD 95 3.4 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS 95 3.5 BASELINE DATA COLLECTION 95 3.5.1 INSTRUMENTS USED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE DATA COLLECTION 96 3.6 LAND USE / LAND COVER STUDY 97 3.6.1 LAND USE / LAND COVER DETAILS OF STUDY AREA 98 3.6.2 INTERPRETATION OF THE LAND USE/LAND COVER STUDY 100 3.7 SEISMICITY AND FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION OF THE AREA 101 3.8 FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION OF THE AREA 104 3.9 TOPOGRAPHY & DRAINAGE PATTERN 105 3.10 CLIMATE AND RAINFALL 105 3.11 LIST OF INDUSTRIES / MINES IN STUDY AREA 106 3.12 METEOROLOGY 106 3.12.1 METEOROLOGY AT SITE 109 3.13 AMBIENT AIR ENVIRONMENT 111 3.13.1 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 116 3.13.2 INTERPRETATON OF AAQM RESULTS 117 3.13.3 CHEMICALCOMPOSITION FOR RSPM 118 3.14 NOISE ENVIRONMENT 118 3.14.1 INTERPRETATON OF NOISE RESULTS 119 3.15 WATER ENVIRONMENT 119 3.15.1 SURFACE WATER QUALITY 120 3.15.2 GROUND WATER QUALITY 120 3.15.3 INTERPRETATON OF GROUND WATER QUALITY RESULTS 123

iv S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 3.16 SOIL ENVIRONMENT 124 3.16.1 SOIL QUALITY AND CHARACTERISTICS 124 3.16.2 INTERPRETATON OF SOIL QUALITY RESULTS 127 3.17 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 128 3.17.1 SCOPE OF WORK 128 3.17.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 128 3.17.3 INVENTORY OF FLORA AND FAUNA 129 3.17.3.1 ANALYSIS OF FLORA 129 3.17.3.2 ANALYSIS OF FAUNA 135 3.18 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 141 3.18.1 INTRODCUTION 141 3.18.2 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY 141 3.18.3 SCOPE OF WORK 141 3.18.4 METHODOLOGY AND ANALYSIS 142 3.18.5 BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF THE AREA 142 3.18.6 BASELINE DATA & ANALYSIS 143 3.18.7 DEMOGRAPHY OF THE STUDY AREA 144 3.18.7.1 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND COMPOSITION OF THE STUDY AREA 149 3.18.7.2 VULNERABLE GROUPS 150 3.18.7.3 LITERACY RATE AND OCCUPATION PATTERN OF SURVEYED VILLAGES 150 3.18.7.4 BASIC AMENITIES 152 3.19 CONCLUSION 161

CHAPTER–4 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES 162 - 220 4.1 INTRODUCTION 162 4.2 METHODOLOGY OF IMPACT ASSESSMENT 162 4.3 BASIC OF IMPACT ASSESSMENT 163 4.4 INTERACTION MATRIX 165 4.5 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION MEASURES 168 4.5.1 IMPACT ON AIR QUALITY AND MITIGATION MEASURES 168 4.5.1.1 AIR POLLUTION DUE TO PROPOSED LIMESTONE MINING PROJECT 169 4.5.1.2 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY IMPACT PREDICTION 169 4.5.1.3 ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT 169 4.5.1.4 EMISSION RATE AS PER MATERIAL HANDLED 169 4.5.1.5 STACK DETAILS FOR CRUSHER PROPOSED (500 TPH) IN MINE LEASE 171 4.5.1.6 MODELING PROCEDURE 171 4.5.1.7 METEOROLOGICAL DATA/INPUT PARAMETERS FOR AERMOD 171 4.5.1.8 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 171 4.5.1.9 PRESENTATION OF RESULTS 172 4.5.1.10 MITIGATION MEASURES 177

v S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 4.5.1.11 IMPACT EVALUATION 178 4.5.2 IMPACT OF NOISE / VIBRATIONS AND MITIGATION MEASURES 178 4.5.2.1 IMPACT OF NOISE ON WORKING ENVIRONMENT 178 4.5.2.2 MITIGATION MEASURES TO REDUCE AMBIENT NOISE LEVELS 181 4.5.2.3 IMPACT EVALUATION OF NOISE 181 4.5.2.4 IMPACT OF VIBRATION DUE TO BLASTING 182 4.5.2.5 IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE OF GROUND VIBRATIONS 183 4.5.3 IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES 183 4.5.3.1 IMPACT ON SURFACE WATER AND MITIGATION MEASURES 183 4.5.3.2 IMPACT ON GROUND WATER AND MITIGATION MEASURES 184 4.5.3.3 WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES 188 4.5.3.4 IMPACT EVALUATION 189 4.5.4 IMPACT ON SOIL / LAND USE PATTERN AND MITIGATION MEASURES 190 4.5.4.1 IMPACT ON SOIL ENVIRONMENT 190 4.5.4.2 LAND USE PATTERN 190 4.5.4.3 IMPACTS ON LAND USE PATTERN 191 4.5.4.4 RECLAMATION PLAN FOR LAND 193 4.5.4.5 IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE 193 4.5.5 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 194 4.5.5.1 POSITIVE IMPACTS 194 4.5.5.2 ADVERSE SOCIAL IMPACTS 195 4.5.5.3 MITIGATION MEASURES 196 4.5.5.4 IMPACT ON HUMAN SETTLEMENT 196 4.5.5.5 PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATION 200 4.5.5.6 IMPACT EVALUATION 200 4.5.6 IMPACT ON LOCAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE 201 4.5.6.1 MEASURE FOR TRANSPORTATION 205 4.5.6.2 IMPACT EVALUATION 206 4.5.7 MPACT ON BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 206 4.5.7.1 IMPACT ON FLORA 207 4.5.7.2 IMPACT ON FAUNA 207 4.5.7.3 QUANTIFICATION OF IMPACT ON BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT VS. MITIGATION 207 MATRIX 4.5.7.4 GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR GREEN BELT DEVELOPMEN 210 4.5.7.5 GREENBELT DEVELOPMENT AND PLANTATION PLAN 211 4.5.7.6 SPECIES SELECTION FOR PLANTATION/GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT 212 4.5.7.7 GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND BUDGET 213 4.5.7.8 IMPACT EVALUATION 213 4.5.8 MEASURES/TECHNOLOGY FOR PREVENTION OF ILLEGAL MINING & PILFERAGE OF 214 MINERAL

vi S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 4.5.9 TARGET FOR ACTIVITIES AWARENESS CAMPAIGN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 215 4.5.10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 216 4.5.10.1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND RELATED DISEASE 217 4.5.10.2 PRE PLACEMENT & PERIODICAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 218 4.5.11 IRREVERSIBLE AND IRRETRIEVABLE COMMITMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL 220 COMPONENTS 4.5.12 CONCLUSION 220

CHAPTER-5 ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES (TECHNOLOGY & SITE) 221 - 222 5.1 GENERAL 221 5.2 ANALYSIS OF SITE 221 5.3 ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY 221 5.4 CONCLUSION 222

CHAPTER–6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME 223 - 227 6.1 INTRODUCTION 223 6.2 FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CELL (EMC) 223 6.3 MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGIES 223 6.3.1 INSTRUMENTS TO BE USED INSTRUMENTS TO BE USED 223 6.3.2 MONITORING PROGRAMME 224 6.3.2.1 MONITORING SCHEDULE 224 6.3.3 METHODOLOGY 224 6.3.4 LOCATIONS OF MONITORING STATIONS 226 6.3.5 POLY AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAH) MONITORING 226 6.3.6 DATA ANALYSIS 227 6.3.7 REPORTING SCHEDULE 227 6.4 DETAILED BUDGET 227

CHAPTER–7 ADDITIONAL STUDIES 228 - 261 7.1 INTRODUCTION 228 7.2 PUBLIC CONSULTATION 228 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE FOR LIMESTONE MINE PUBLISHED IN DAINIK BHASKAR 7.2.1 AND TIMES OF INDIA DATED 13.06.2021 229 7.2.2 PHOTOGRAPHS OF PUBLIC HEARING 230 7.2.3 PUBLIC HEARING ACTION PLAN ALONG WITH BUDGETARY ALLOCATION 231 7.3 HYDRO-GEOLOGICAL STUDY & RAINWATER HARVESTING PLAN 239 7.4 RESETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION PLAN 239 7.5 RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 241 7.5.1 DEFINITION 241 7.5.2 SCOPE 241

vii S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 7.5.3 OBJECTIVE 241 7.5.4 IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDS 245 7.5.5 OBJECTIVE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 254 7.5.6 EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION 254 7.5.7 KEY PERSONNEL AND THEIR RESPONSIBILITY 256 7.5.8 QUICK EVACUATION, AMELIORATIVE MEASURES FOR EMERGENCY PLAN 257 7.5.9 THE CAPABILITY OF LESSEE TO MEET SUCH EVENTUALITY 258 7.5.10 CARE AND MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE 261

CHAPTER–8 PROJECT BENEFITS 262 - 266 8.1 INTRODUCTION 262 8.2 PROJECT BENEFITS 262 8.2.1 ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS 262 8.2.2 EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS 263 8.2.3 SOCIAL BENEFITS 263 8.2.4 ECONOMIC BENEFITS 263 8.2.5 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 264 8.3 CONCLUSION 266

CHAPTER–9 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS 267 - 268 9.1 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS 267

CHAPTER – 10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN 269 - 276 10.1 INTRODUCTION 269 10.2 ELEMENTS OF EMP 269 10.3 CORPORATEENVIRONMENT POLICY 269 10.4 FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CELL ( EMC ) 270 10.4.1 RESPONSIBILITIES OF EMC 271 10.4.2 PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EMP 271 10.4.3 CORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR NON – COMPLIANCE / NON 274 CONFORMANCES 10.5 DETAILED BUDGET FOR EMP 274

CHAPTER–11 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION 277 - 288 11.1 INTRODUCTION 277 11.2 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROJECT 277 11.3 PROJECT DETAILS 278 11.4 MINING DETAILS 279 11.5 DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 280 11.5.1 WIND PATTERN OF THE AREA 280

viii S. NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 11.5.2 MICRO-METEOROLOGY OF THE AREA 280 11.5.3 PRESENTATION OF RESULTS (AIR, NOISE, WATER AND SOIL) 280 11.5.4 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 281 11.5.5 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 282 11.6 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES 282 11.6.1 IMPACT ON AIR ENVIRONMENT 282 11.6.2 MITIGATION MEASURES AND SUGGESTED EMP 283 11.6.3 IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP 283 11.6.4 IMPACT OF NOISE & VIBRATION AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP 284 11.6.5 IMPACT ON LAND ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP 285 11.6.6 POST MINING LAND USE PATTERN 286 11.6.7 WASTE MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP 286 11.6.8 GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT & PLANTATION 286 11.7 POST PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME 286 11.8 ADDITIONAL STUDIES 287 11.9 PROJECT BENEFITS 287 11.10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN 287 11.11 CONCLUSION 288

CHAPTER -12 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED 289 - 290 12.1 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANT ENGAGED 289

LIST OF TABLES TABLE NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 1.1 STATUS OF PROPOSAL FOR ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE 54 1.2 BREIF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT 56 2.1 INTERLINKED PROJECT DETAIL 58 2.2 MATERIAL BALANCE OF EXISTING PLANT 59 2.3 LIMESTONE REQUIREMENT IS BEING/WILL BE FULFILLED BY BELOW MENTIONED PROJECTS 59 2.4 VILLAGE WISE AREA DETAILS 65 2.5 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE LEASE AREA 65 2.6 SIZE OR MAGNITUDE OF OPERATION 68 STATUS OF STATUTORY CLEARANCES, PERMISSIONS, NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATES AND 69 2.7 CONSENTS 2.8 PROPOSED TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL 70 2.9 WATER REQUIREMENT 71 2.10 DETAILS OF MANPOWER 71 2.11 MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT FOR MINING 73 2.12 LITHO-STRATIGRAPHIC SECTION OF THE BHIMA BASIN 73

ix TABLE NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 2.13 EXPLORATION STATUS 77 2.14 TOTAL RESOURCES IN ML AREA UNDER G1 & G2 77 MINEABLE RESERVES OF SOUTHERN BLOCK AS PER UNFC CLASSIFICATION UNDER G1 77 2.15 CATEGORY MINEABLE RESERVES OF NORTHERN BLOCK AS PER UNFC CLASSIFICATION UNDER G2 78 2.16 CATEGORY 2.17 BROAD DRILLING PARAMETERS 80 2.18 BROAD PARAMETERS OF BLASTING 80 NAYAGAON- CHENPURA LIMESTONE CRUSHER PLANT MARTIAL BALANCE (2 NOS. X 500 82 2.19 TPH= 1000 TPH) 2.20 MINING DETAILS 83 2.21 YEAR-WISE PROPOSED EXCAVATION DETAILS (IN TONNES ) 84 2.22 BLOCK WISE DETAILS OF LIMESTONE AND WASTE 84 2.23 GENERATION OF SOIL, WASTE & SOIL/ALLUVIUM 85 2.24 POST-MINING LAND USE OF CORE ZONE 87 3.1 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS OF THE AREA 92 BASELINE DATA COLLECTION 95 3.2 POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 3.3 LAND USE / LAND COVER DETAILS OF STUDY AREA 100 3.4 SEISMIC ZONES IN INDIA 101 3.5 RAINFALL DATA FOR LAST 15 YEARS 106 3.6 LIST OF INDUSTRIES IN STUDY AREA 106 METEOROLOGY AT SITE 109 3.7 STUDY PERIOD: POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 3.8 LOCATIONS OF AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING STATIONS 111 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING RESULTS 115 3.9 STUDY PERIOD: POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 3.10 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 116 3.11 CLASSIFICATION OF RSPM 118 AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL MONITORING RESULTS 118 3.12 STUDY PERIOD: POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 3.13 CPCB NOISE STANDARDS 119 3.14 LOCATIONS OF GROUND WATER & SOIL SAMPLING STATIO 120 3.15 GROUND WATER ANALYSIS 122 3.16 SOIL QUALITY ANALYSIS RESULTS 125 3.17 STANDARD SOIL CLASSIFICATION 127 3.18 INVENTORY OF FLORAL DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF PROPOSED MINE SITE 129 3.19 LIST OF VEGETATION IN PROTECTED FORESTS 133 3.20 FLORAL DIVERSITY IN THE STUDY AREA 134 3.21 INVENTORY OF FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF MINE SITE 135

x TABLE NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 3.22 INVENTORY OF AVIFAUNAL (BIRDS) DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF MIEN SITE 137 3.23 FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN THE STUDY AREA 139 INVENTORY OF AQUATIC DIVERSITY IN THE BUFFER ZONE OF PROPOSED LIMESTONE MINE 139 3.24 SITE 3.25 MAJOR AND MINOR CROPS GROWING IN THE STUDY AREA 140 3.26 SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF THE AREA DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE 143 3.27 VILLAGE WISE DEMOGRAPHIC DETAILS OF THE STUDY AREA 144 3.28 DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF THE STUDY AREA 149 3.29 SUMMARY OF VULNERABLE GROUP IN THE STUDY AREA 150 3.30 LITERACY RATE IN THE STUDY AREA 151 3.31 WORKING POPULATION OF THE STUDY AREA 152 3.32 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES IN THE STUDY AREA 153 3.33 INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES IN THE STUDY AREA 156 4.1 IMPACT CHARACTERISTICS 163 4.2 SIGNIFICANCE OF IMPACT 164 4.3 IRREVERSIBLE AND IRRETRIEVABLE COMMITMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS 165 4.4 INTERACTION MATRIX 166 4.5 LIKELY IMPACTED RESOURCES / RECEPTORS 168 4.6 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY IMPACT PREDICTION 169 4.7 STACK DETAILS (FOR CRUSHING ACTIVITY) 171 4.8 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 172 4.9 PREDICTED INCREMENTAL & GROUND LEVEL CONCENTRATION (GLC) 172 4.10 IMPACT EVALUATIONS FOR AMBIENT AIR QUALITY 178 4.11 PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE IN CASE OF CONTINUOUS NOISE (CPCB, GOVT. OF INDIA) 179 4.12 IMPACT EVALUATION FOR NOISE 181 4.13 PERMISSIBLE PEAK PARTICLE VELOCITY (MM/S) 182 4.14 IMPACT EVALUATION FOR GROUND VIBRATIONS 183 4.15 SUMMARY OF TOTAL MINE SEEPAGE (PLAN PERIOD) 186 4.16 SUMMARY OF TOTAL MINE SEEPAGE (CONCEPTUAL PERIOD) 187 4.17 SEASON WISE AND YEAR WISE DETAILS OF SEEPAGE 187 4.18 SUMMARIZATION OF PIT WISE WATER ACCUMULATION 188 4.19 SUMMARIZATION OF RECHARGE PIT 189 4.20 IMPACT EVALUATIONS FOR WATER ENVIRONMENT 189 4.21 STAGE WISE LAND USE PATTERN 191 IMPACT EVALUATION TO DETERMINE THE SIGNIFICANCE (LAND USE – DURING OPERATION 194 4.22 PHASE) 4.23 HABITATION/VILLAGE WITHIN MINE LEASE 197 4.24 HABITATION/VILLAGE WITHIN 500 M FROM THE ML BOUNDARY 197 4.25 IMPACT EVALUATION TO DETERMINE THE SIGNIFICANCE (SOCIO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT) 200 4.26 DETAILS OF THE ROADS PROPOSED TO BE USED FOR TRANSPORTATION OF LIMESTONE 201

xi TABLE NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 4.27 DETAILS OF THE ROADS PROPOSED TO BE USED FOR TRANSPORTATION OF LIMESTONE 202 4.28 DETAILS OF TRAFFIC SURVEY POINTS 203 4.29 NO OF VEHICLES PER HOUR FOR TRAFFIC SURVEY POINT – NH-79 NEAR VILLAGE 203 NAYAGAON 4.30 NO OF VEHICLES PER HOUR FOR TRAFFIC SURVEY POINT – NH-79 NEAR VILLAGE PIPALIA 203 4.31 NO OF VEHICLES PER HOUR FOR TRAFFIC SURVEY POINT – NH-79 NEAR VILLAGE SAKARIA 204 4.32 NO OF VEHICLES PER HOUR FOR TRAFFIC SURVEY POINT – NH-79 NEAR VILLLAGE 204 AHIRPURA 4.33 TOTAL TRAFFIC COUNT ON ALL 4 COUNT STATIONS ON ROUTE 204 4.34 EXISTING TRAFFIC SCENARIO 205 4.35 MODIFIED TRAFFIC SCENARIO ON AVERAGE PRODUCTION 205 4.36 MODIFIED TRAFFIC SCENARIO ON PEAK PRODUCTION 206 4.37 IMPACT EVALUATIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE 212 4.38 GREENBELT AND PLANTATION PLAN 212 4.39 SPECIES HAVING ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS 213 4.40 IMPACT EVALUATION FOR BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES 213 4.41 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY BUDGET 219 6.1 POST PROJECT MONITORING 224 6.2 POST PROJECT MONITORING PROGRAMME 225 6.3 LOCATIONS OF MONITORING STATIONS 226 6.4 LOCATIONS OF PAH MONITORING STATION 227 7.1 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES AS SUGGESTED 245 8.1 ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT (DURING MINING LEASE PERIOD) 263 8.2 PROPOSED PHYSICAL TARGETS FOR ADDRESSING ISSUES ROSE DURING PUBLIC HEARING 265 LAND DETAILS OF NAYAGAON-CHENPURA BLOCK BASED ON INDIVIDUAL KHASRA ENTRY 267 9.1 (2007-08) 9.2 COST BENEFIT OF AGRICULTURE CROPS WITHIN MINING LEASE AREA 267 9.3 COST BENEFIT RATIO OF MINING PROJECT 268 10.1 PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EMP 271 11.1 PROJECT DETAILS 278 11.2 MINING DETAILS 279 MICRO-METEOROLOGY AT SITE 280 11.3 STUDY PERIOD: POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 11.4 SUMMARY OF AIR, NOISE, WATER AND SOIL PARAMETERS 281 11.5 PREDICTED INCREMENTAL & GROUND LEVEL CONCENTRATION (GLC) 282 11.6 POST PROJECT MONITORING 287

xii LIST OF FIGURES

S.NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO. 2.1 LOCATION MAP (SHOWING GENERAL AS WELL AS SPECIFIC LOCATION OF THE ML AREA) 61 2.2 MAP SHOWING GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE STUDY AREA 63 2.3 MAP SHOWING GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE MINE SITE WITH GEOLOGICAL EXTENT 64 2.4 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE LEASE AREA 66 2.5 PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING MINE SITE 67 2.6 WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM 71 2.7 PROCESS FLOW CHART OF MINING 79 2.8 GENERAL FLOW DIAGRAM OF CRUSHER-I 82 2.9 GENERAL FLOW DIAGRAM OF CRUSHER-II 83 3.1 MAP SHOWING ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS OF THE 10 KM RADIUS AREA OF THE MINING 94 LEASE BOUNDARY 3.2 LAND USE / LAND COVER MAP OF THE STUDY AREA 98 3.3 LAND USE / LAND COVER MAP OF THE STUDY AREA 99 3.4 SEISMIC ZONE MAP SHOWING MINE SITE FALLS IN ZONE II 103 3.5 FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION MAP OF THE AREA 104 WINDROSE BASED ON SECONDARY METEOROLOGICAL DATA OF CHITTORGARH (SEASONAL 108 3.6 AS WELL AS ANNUAL) 3.7 WINDROSE DIAGRAM -POST MONSOON SEASON (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER, 2020) 110 3.8 KEY PLAN SHOWING AMBIENT AIR QUALITY & NOISE LEVEL MONITORING LOCATIONS 113 3.9 KEY PLAN SHOWING GROUND WATER & SOIL SAMPLING LOCATIONS 121 3.10 DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF THE STUDY AREA 149 3.11 VULNERABLE GROUPS 150 3.12 GENDER WISE LITERACY RATE IN THE STUDY AREA 151 3.13 GRAPH SHOWING WORK FORCES IN THE STUDY AREA 152 3.14 EDUCATION FACILITIES IN THE STUDY AREA 153 3.15 HEALTH FACILITIES IN THE STUDY AREA 154 3.16 WATER FACILITIES IN THE STUDY AREA 155 4.1 ISOPLETH SHOWING THE INCREMENTAL CONCENTRATION OF PM10 FOR PROPOSED MINE 173 4.2 ISOPLETH SHOWING THE INCREMENTAL CONCENTRATION OF PM2.5 FOR PROPOSED MINE 174 4.3 ISOPLETH SHOWING THE INCREMENTAL CONCENTRATION OF SO2 FOR PROPOSED MINE 175 4.4 ISOPLETH SHOWING THE INCREMENTAL CONCENTRATION OF NO2 FOR PROPOSED MINE 176 10.1 ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF EMC 270

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Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

TOR COMPLIANCE

Point wise compliance of ToR Points issued by MoEFCC, New Delhi vide letter no.F. No. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021 for Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with the proposed Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh.

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report A. SPECIFIC TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. The project proponent should prepare Total cost of Mineral in Mining lease area is calculated as the profit cost benefit analysis of the Rs. 757.26 Crore. Agriculture income from crops for 44 Chapter 9, Para minerals available in the agriculture land years are to be expected as Rs. 53.29 Crore. Thus Cost v/s 9.1, Pg. no 267 - and current agriculture production has Benefit ratio comes to 1 : 14.21. 268 to be addressed in the EIA/EMP report Details are incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. clearly. 2. The project proponent shall ensure that Company ensure that the un-purchased land within the - the un-purchased land within the lease lease area after leaving safety distance of 50 m will be left area after leaving safety distance for agriculture purpose. should be left for agriculture purpose by providing approach road and facilitating with science & technology in agriculture practice. 3. The project proponent should properly Details of total excavation for normative & peak total address the total excavations of the excavation is given below: mineral for normative & peak total S. Particular Capacity Normative Peak excavation along with the number of No (million Capacity Production working days & should prepare the EMP TPA) (TPD) (TPD) considering the scenario of the 1. Cement 0.876 2920 3358 pollution to be generated for normative grade lime & peak total excavation for assessing air stone & noise pollution. 2. Sub grade 1.626 5420 6233 lime stone 3. Soil/alluvium 0.048 160 184 4. Waste 0.5 1667 1917 5 Total 3.05 10167 11692 excavation 6. No of 300 working

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 16 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report days Chapter 4, Para Impact prediction has been done considering the peak 4.5.1, Pg production capacity for assessing the air quality & noise 169-182 level of the project site which is incorporated in EIA EMP Chapter 10, report. Para 10.5, Pg Environment management plan is prepared based on 274 - 276 considering the scenario of the pollution & incorporate in EIA/EMP report. 4. The project proponent should submit Total top soil to be generated during plan period will be Chapter 2, Para the plan for utilization & storage of Top 19865.10 tonnes which will be used for plantation and 2.9, Pg 85-86 soil of 0.048 Million TPA. green belt development simultaneously. Details of the same is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 5. The project proponent should assign The Capital cost for EMP is Rs. 965.15 lakhs in which Rs. Chapter 10, recurring cost on the EMP cost & has to 698.15 Lakh is for Environment protection and Rs. 267 Lakh Para 10.5, be spent every year. Total EMP cost is for issues raised during public hearing and recurring cost Pg274-276 should also include the cost of dust for EMP is 86.65 lakhs/annum. control equipments, continuous noise Details of EMP breakup are given in EIA/EMP Report. level monitoring, green belt, plantation in non mineralized zone & avenue plantation. 6. Project proponent should prepare the The total Excavated limestone is 8340 tonnes per day out transportation plan for 21km & 27 km of which 2920 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be with 30 T & 60 T dumpers which should transported to the crusher located in the ML area via be taken as input for calculating the dumpers (55 Tonnes capacity) through haul roads. Peak dust emission on the highway. Production of limestone will be 9591 tonnes per day, in which 3358 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be transported to the crusher located in the ML area via dumpers (55 Tonnes capacity) through haul roads. Further crushed limestone will be transported to the Cement Plant situated at Mangrol (27 km) & at Nimbahera Chapter4, Para (22 km) from mine site via Tippers (35 Tonnes capacity) 4.5.1.4, Pg 169- - through Highway. Details of the same has been considered 171 for dust calculation and incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 7. The Project Proponent should submit There are two roads,One Village Tar road is passing in the details of the measures taken to southern part of the lease area which connects Village protect the villageroad and should Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village ensure that the internal haul road road is not proposed to be disturbed and 50m statutory

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 17 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report should be made dust free either by safety barrier will be left. 7.5 m safety zone of road will be making cement or other available covered under plantation material. The ProjectProponent shall Second road isstone road which is passing in northern part make safety barrier by undertaking 3 of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon in East tier plantation after leaving 50 mtrs to Village Charliya in West and Kaccha roads are passing each side from the village road, from the lease area. However, these roads along with the safety zone have been already excluded from the granted lease area.7.5 m safety zone of road will be covered under Chapter 4, Para plantation. 3 tier Plantation will be done in safety zone left 4.5.4.3, Pg 191 - around the roads. 193 Internal haul road will be maintained by road grader and compactor with permanent water sprinkling system WBM road will be constructed and regular water spray for dust suppression will be done. 8. The Project Proponent should submit Detailed Hydro-geological study has been carried out and Chapter 7, Para the detailed hydro-geological study enclosed in EIA/EMP Report. 7.3, Pg 239 addressing the measures taken to Annexure VB protect the railway line, villages, habitations and the hydro geologic load created due to water body and its seepages. 9. The Project Proponent should Engineering design for garland drains, check dams are Annexure XIV submit the engineeringdesign for given with this Final EIA/EMP report garland drains, check dams, and check filters in the EIA/EMP report. 10. The Project Proponent needs to submit School is located within Village Chenpura at ~190 m in SW the protection measures taken for the direction from Mine site. For protection of school, Mining School (190m) for abatement of will be carried out as per the provisions outlined in mining pollution such as air quality, noise level plan approved by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) as well as and ground vibration due to mining by abiding to the guidelines of DGMS. Alternative means of activity. mineral extraction viz. rock breaker, ripper etc will be used Chapter 4, Para for mining beyond 50 m and up to 100 m from habitation in 4.5.5.4, pg 196 - no blasting zone. 200 Within 100 to 300 m zone, mining will be done with controlled blasting after taking permission from DGMS. Ambient Air Quality & Noise Level will be monitored regularly in village Chenpura near to School. Details are given in this Final EIA/EMP report

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 18 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report 11 The Project Proponent shall undertake The total mining lease area is 206.354 ha and at the end of the peripheral plantation with at least life of mine, total 80.03 ha area will be covered under 90% survival rate all along the lease plantation and green belt. Greenbelt will be developed boundary within 6 months. The Project covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Proponent shall also undertake Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in plantation in non-mineralized zone, Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 around the water bodies and avenue ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the plantation along the approach roads. lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety An undertaking for the same also zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha needs to be submitted by the Project area within 3rd year. Plantation & re-grassing will be Proponent. carried out on 44.50 ha of backfilled area.Bench plantation will be developed over an area of 20.53 ha.Local and fruit bearing species will be planted after consultation with local Chapter 4, Para forest officer and as per CPCB guidelines. Density of 4.5.7.4 to4.5.7.7, plantation would be 2500 trees / ha. Pg 211 - 213 Details of the same is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 12. The Project Proponent needs to carry Public hearing for this proposed mining project has been out the Public Hearing as per provisions conducted on 15.07.2021 at Govt. Primary school, Village- of EIA Notification, 2006. Need based Chenpura Mine, Tehsil & District-Neemuch (M.P.). Details Chapter 7, Para requirement for the concerns of the of Suggestion/issues raised during public hearing along 7.2, Pg 228 - 238 public should be properly addressed in with their budgetary action plan has been given in this the EIAIEMP report. Final EIA/EMP Report. 13 The Project Proponent should prepare Total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, out of which 140.039 the R&R plan which includes their ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Landand 62.688 ha compensation,rehabilitation,and is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely resettlement. Nayagaon & Chenpura. Out of total 140.039 ha Private land, 4.057 ha land has been acquired, 114.493 ha of land need to be acquired and 21.489 ha land not need to be acquired. As per khasra details there are 156 PAFs involved in which Chapter 7, Para 147 PAFs having land only and 9 PAFs having houses which 7.3, Pg 239 will be displaced due to the mining activity. Annexure VII Detailed R&R plan is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. 14 Cost of theCER calculated shall be As per MoEF&CC OM dated 30.09.2020 & 20.10.2020, Chapter 8, Table utilized for the concerns of the people Company has allocated an amount of Rs. 2.67 Crorefor the 8.2, pg 265 - in termsof health, education, and issues raised during Public Hearing. Details of the same has 266 infrastructure and environment been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 19 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report protection. The Project Proponent also shallinclude the budget forthe betterment of schools nearby and to facilitate the online education system by providing Wi-Fi connectivity and desktops/tablets. Additional ToR’s I PP should provide in the EIA Report Mining Lease has been granted in favor of M/s. JKCL. details of all the statutory clearances, Environment Clearance from MoEFCC is under process and permissions, no objection certificates, Consents will be taken after getting Environment consents etc. required for this project Clearance. under various Acts, Rules and Details of statutory clearances, permissions, No objection regulations and their status or certificates, consents etc. Required for this project under Chapter 2, estimated timeline after grant of EC. various Acts, Rules and regulations are given in this Final Table 2.7, Pg69 EIA/EMP Report. II PP should submit the revenue plan for Revenue plan of the mining lease area along with Revenue mining lease, revenue plan should be plan superimposed on satellite image is enclosed with this Annexure XIIA superimposed on satellite imaginary Final EIA/EMP Report. & XIIB clearly demarcated the govt. land, private Land & agriculture land. III PP should submit the real-time aerial The real–time aerial Footage and video of the Mining lease Annexure XIII footage & video of the mining lease area has been taken and photographs of the same is area and of the transportation route. enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. PP should submit the detailed plan in Vide0-graphy will be submitted during hard copy of the tabular format (year-wise for life of Final EIA submission. mine) for afforestation and green belt Green belt development / Plantation will be done on 80.03 development in and around the mining ha with total 200075 Saplings. Greenbelt will be developed lease. The PP should submit the number covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. of saplings to be planted, area to be Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in covered under afforestation & green Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 belt, location of plantation, target for ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the survival rate and budget earmarked for lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety the afforestation & green belt zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha development. In addition to this PP area within 3rd yearPlantation & re-grassing will be carried should show on a surface plan (5-year out on 44.50 ha of backfilled area. Bench plantation will be interval for life of mine) of suitable scale developed over an area of 20.53 ha.The plantation will be the area to be covered under done @2500 tress per ha with the survival rate of 90%. afforestation & green belt clearly About Rs. 4.0 Crore (Capital cost) and Rs 48.0 lakh

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 20 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report mentioning the latitude and longitude (Recurring cost) have been earmarked for greenbelt & of the area to be covered during each 5 plantation till the end of life of mine Chapter 4, Para years. The capital and recurring Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 4.5.7.4 to expenditure to be incurred needs to be Surface plan showing location of greenbelt and plantation 4.5.7.7, Pg 211 - submitted. Presently in India there are within 5 year interval has been prepared and enclosed with 213 many agencies which are developing this Final EIA/EMP Report. forest in short interval of time. Thus, the plantation activity details of the experts/agencies to be engaged need to be provide with budgetary provisions. IV PP should submit the quantity of Total water requirement for the project is 96.5 KLD (92.5 surface or ground water to be used for KLD fresh water). Initially, during the plan period total this project. The complete water fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground balance cycle need to be submitted. In Water after taking the prior approval from CGWA. Fifth addition to this PP should submit a year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic detailed plan for rain water harvesting purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while measures to be taken. The PP should remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine submit the year wise target for sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be Chapter 2, Para reduction in consumption of the used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & 2.6.3.1, Pg70 - ground/surface water by developing grease content. 71 alternative source of water through rain Detailed Rain water harvesting plan along with the year water harvesting measures. The capital wise plan for reduction in consumption of ground water is and recurring expenditure to be incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. Chapter 4, Para incurred needs to be submitted. Total capital cost for RWHP is Rs. 10.50 Lakh and Recurring 4.5.3.3,pg188- cost is Rs.2.5 Lakh/annum. 189 V PP should clearly bring out the details of Total man power requirement will be 58 persons. the manpower to be engaged for this Details of persons to be engaged for implementation of project with their roles / responsibilities Environmental Management Plan (EMP) are incorporated Chapter 10, / designations. In addition to this PP in this FinalEIA/EMP Report. Para should mention the number and The Capital cost for EMP is Rs. 965.15 lakhs in which Rs. 10.4.2,Pg271- designation of person to be engaged 698.15 Lakh is for Environment protection and Rs. 267 Lakh 274 for implementation of environmental is for issues raised during public hearing and recurring cost management plan (EMP). The capital for EMP is 86.65 lakhs/annum. and recurring expenditure to be incurred need to be submitted. VI PP should submit the year-wise, activity
Capital Cost of the Project : Rs. 133.40 crore/. wise and time bound budget earmarked
Capital Cost for EMP: Rs. 698.15 Lakh Chapter 10, Para

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 21 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report for EMP, occupational health
Capital Cost for issues raised during Public hearing: Rs. 10.5, Pg 274- 276 surveillance & Corporate Environmental 267 Lakh/- Responsibility needs to be submitted.
Recurring Cost for EMP : Rs. 86.65 lakhper annum/- Chapter 8, Table The capital and recurring expenditure
Capital Cost for Occupation health & safety : Rs. 43.0 8.2, Pg265-266 to be incurred needs to be submitted. lakhs.
Recurring Cost for Occupation health & safety: Rs.4.80 Chapter 4, Table Lakhs per annum/-. 4.41, Pg 219 Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. VII PP should submit the Measures for prevention of illegal mining and pilferage of Chapter 4, Para measures/technology to be adopted for mineral has been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report 4.5.8,Pg214 prevention of illegal mining and Detailed mineralogical and chemical composition of the pilferage of mineral. mineral and percentage of free silica has been done by Annexure XV PP should submit the detailed Rahul Engineers Laboratory. Report of the same is given in mineralogical and chemical composition this Final EIA/EMP Report. of the mineral and percentage of free silica from a NABL/MoEF&CC accredited laboratory. VIII PP should clearly show the transport The total Excavated limestone is 8340 tonnes per day out route of the mineral and protection and of which 2920 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be mitigative measure to be adopted while transported to the crusher located in the ML area via transportation of the mineral. The dumpers (55 Tonnes capacity) through haul roads. Peak Chapter 4, Para impact from the center line of the road Production of limestone will be 9591 tonnes per day, in 4.5.6, Pg201-205 on either side should be clearly brought which 3358 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be out supported with the line source transported to the crusher located in the ML area via modelling and isopleth. Further, dumpers (55 Tonnes capacity) through haul roads. frequency of testing of Poly Achromatic Further crushed limestone will be transported to the Hydrocarbon needs to be submitted Cement Plant situated at Mangrol (27 km) & at Nimbahera along with budget. Based on the above (22 km) from mine site via Tippers (35 Tonnes capacity) study the compensation to be paid in through Highway. Details of the same has been the event of damage to the crop and incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. Chapter 6, Para land on the either side of the road Frequency of testing of Poly Achromatic Hydrocarbon 6.3.5, Pg 226-227 needs to be mentioned. The PP should along with Budget has been incorporated with this Final provide the source of equations used EIA/EMP report. and complete calculations for Source of equations used and complete calculations for computing the emission rate from the computing the emission rate from the various sources Chapter 4, Para various sources. The Ground level along with the Ground level concentration of various 4.5.1, Pg 168 - concentration of various pollutants in pollutants in worst case and control case scenario needs 178 worst case and control case scenario has been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP report.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 22 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report needs to be submitted. The cumulative impact ofother activities needs to be considered in EIA/EMP Report. IX PP should clearly bring out that what is Diesel consumption per tonne of limestone is 0.18 Chapter 2, Para the specific diesel consumption and liter/tonne (raising) and 0.52 liter/tonne (Transportation) 2.6.3.4, pg72 steps to be taken for reduction of the Steps to be taken for reduction of diesel consumption in same. Year-wise target for reduction in thisFinal EIA/EMP Report. the specific diesel consumption needs to be submitted. X PP should bring out the awareness Awareness campaign to be carried out on various campaign to be carried out on various Environmental issues, practical training facility to be Environmental issues, practical training provided to the environmental engineer/diploma holders, Chapter 4, Para facility to be provided to the mining engineer/diploma holders, geologists, and other 4.5.9, pg. 215 - environmental engineer/diploma trades related to mining operations. Target for the same is 216 holders, mining engineer/diploma enclosed in this Final EIA/EMP report. holders, geologists, and other trades related to mining operations. Target for the same needs to be submitted XI The budget to be earmarked for the The Capital cost for EMP is Rs. 965.15 lakhs in which Rs. Chapter 10, Para various activities shall be decided after 698.15 Lakh is for Environment protection and Rs. 267 Lakh 10.5,Pg 274 - 276 perusal of the Standard EC Conditions is for issues raised during public hearing and recurring cost published by the Ministry. After perusal for EMP is 86.65 lakhs/annum. of standard EC condition if agreed PP Same information is incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP should also submitted an undertaking Report. by the way of affidavit for compliance of standard EC conditions already prescribed by the Ministry vide O.M. NO and specific conditions already prescribed by the EAC/MoEF& CC. XII The PP should ensure that only NABET NABET accredited consultant has been appointed for the accredited consultant shall be engaged preparation of this report. for the preparation of EIA/EMP Reports. J.M. EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd. is listed at serial no. “100” of the PP shall ensure that accreditation of List of Accredited EIA Consultant Organization displayed Chapter consultant shall be valid during the on MoEF&CC website updated 0n 09.07.2021. 12,pg289-290 collection of baseline date, preparation An undertaking from Project Proponent & Consultant of EIA/EMP report and during the regarding the information and data provided in the EIA appraisal process. The PP and Report and submitted to the Ministry are factually correct consultant should submit an and PP & consultant are fully accountable for the same has

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 23 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report undertaking the information and data been annexed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. provided in the EIA Report and submitted to the Ministry are factually correct and PP andconsultant are fully accountable for the same. XIII The PP should submit the photograph Photographs bearing the date, time, latitude & longitude Annexure X of monitoring stations & sampling of the monitoring station/sampling locations is incorporate Chapter 3,Para locations. The photograph should bear in this Final EIA/EMP report. 3.13 (Pg 111) to the date, time, latitude & longitude of Test results are given with this Final EIA/EMP report. 3.16(Pg 128) the monitoring station/sampling location. In addition to this PP should submit the original test reports and certificates of the labs which will analyze the samples. Standard ToR for beneficiations projects 1) The alternate sites considered, the Crusher of 2 x 500 TPH Capacity with screening is proposed Chapter 2, Table relative merits and demerits and the to be installed within the lease area, hence no alternative 2.19, Pg82 reasons for selecting the proposed site site is being considered. for the Beneficiation Plant should be indicated. 2) Details of the technology and process The limestone is utilized for cement manufacturing by dry Chapter 2, Para involved for beneficiation should be process. There is no wet processing or beneficiation 2.7.4.1, Pg79 to given. necessary to upgrade the limestone. Also the quality of 84 limestone is of average quality required for manufacture of cement. Details are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 3) Location of the proposed Plant w.r.t. Limestone is a raw material for existing cement plant and Chapter 2, Para the source of raw material and mode of Crusher of 2 x 500 TPH capacity along with screening is 2.7.4.1, Pg 79 to transportations of the ore from mines proposed to be installed in southern Block of Limestone 84 to the beneficiation plant should be Mine. Uncrushed limestone will be transported to crusher justified. hopper located within mining lease area by means of dumpers then the crushed limestone will be sent to the Cement Plant by road. Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP report. 4) Treatment of run of mine (ROM) and or There is no chemical and other treatment of the ore. It’s of the fines/waste dump should be spelt only a physical segregation i.e screening. out. The limestone is utilized for cement manufacturing by dry process. There is no wet processing or beneficiation necessary to upgrade the limestone. Also the quality of

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 24 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report limestone is quite uniform and rather slightly better than the average quality required for manufacture of cement. Only crushing of limestone is required which is presently being carried out in plant periphery. Looking towards conservation of fuel oil (transportation expenses), installation of crushing with screening arrangement will be done within the ML area. Crushed limestone is to be transported through tipper up to both the cement plants of Nimbahera & Mangrol. Feasibility for OLBC from crusher to cement plants will be explored. The design capacity of the crusher is 500 TPH. The input size of the material being dumped in Crusher hopper is 1.2 X 1.2 X 1.2 Cu.m and the output size is 50 mm. A screen is installed at Crusher which screen out fine clay of -6 mm size and segregated by screen reject belt conveyor. The screen reject material is further used in haul road maintenance, leveling and balance reject material is being dumped in waste dumps. There is also a provision of Chapter 2, Para bypassing the screen. The screen is kept in the circuit only 2.7.4.1, Pg 79 to when clay mixed limestone is being fed. 84 Details are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 5) Estimation of the fines going into the No washing is proposed. - washings should be made and its management described. 6) Details of the equipment, settling pond Details of the equipment & Machinery have been Chapter 2, Para etc. should be furnished. incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report 2.6.3.5, Pg 73 7) Detailed material balance should be The limestone with mineral rejects excavated from the - provided. mine after crushing in the crusher installed in mine will be transported to cement plant and the waste will be partially stacked and partially backfilled within the lease area. 8) Sources of raw material and its Limestone is a raw material for existing cement plant and transportation should be indicated. Crusher of 2 x500 TPH capacity is proposed to be installed Steps proposed to be taken to protect in southern Block of Limestone Mine. Uncrushed limestone the ore from getting air borne should will be transported to crusher hopper located within be brought out. mining lease area by means of dumpers then the crushed limestone will be sent to the Cement Plant by road. Cement Plant situated at Mangrol (27 km) & at Nimbahera (22 km) from mine site, hence public road will be used. To

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 25 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report analysis the impact of transportation on local transport infrastructure, impact study survey has been done. Moreover, to protect the ore from getting air borne control measures will be adopted such as covered tippers Chapter 4, will be used, overloading will be avoided etc. Details are Para No. 4.5.6, given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. Page 201-205 9) Management and disposal of tailings No tailing is proposed. - and closure plan of the tailing pond, if any after the project is over, should be detailed in a quantified manner. 10) The water requirement for the project, Total water requirement for the project is 96.5 KLD (92.5 its availability and source should be KLD fresh water). Initially, during the plan period total furnished. A detailed water balance fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground should also be provided. Fresh water Water after taking the prior approval from CGWA. Fifth requirement for the project should also year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic be indicated. purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine Chapter 2,Para sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be 2.6.3.1,Page 70- used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & 71 grease content. Same information along with water balance is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 11) A copy of the document in support of Mining Lease was granted by Govt. of Madhya Pradesh Annexure I the fact that the Proponent is the vide letter no. F3-57/2018/12/1 dated 01.12.2020 over an area Chapter 1, Para rightful lessee of the unit should be of 206.354 ha. Mining lease has been executed on No. 1.2.1 (C), given. 03.12.2020. Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Page 54 Report. 12) All documents including EIA and public All documents including Approved Mining Plan with PMCP, -- hearing should be compatible with one EIA and Public hearing proceeding are compatible with one another in terms of the production another in terms of mine area, production levels, waste levels, waste generation and its generation & its management and mining technology etc. management and technology and and all documents are in the name of M/s. J.K cement should be in the name of the lessee. Limited. S. No. Particulars Description Ref. in Approved MP with PMCP Ref in public hearing proceedings Mine Lease 206.354 ha Chapter 1, Para No. 1.2.1 Page No--4 Page no - 3 Area (A), Pg 53 Proposed Total Excavation: 3.05 Chapter 1, Para No. 1.2.1 Page No-66 Page no - 3

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 26 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report Production Million TPA (A), Pg53 Capacity Waste Top Soil: 0.35 million Chapter 2, Para no 2.9, Page No.-78 Generation & tonnesTop soil will be Page 85-86. Management stacked separately and used for plantation purpose Soil/alluvium: 1.86 million tonneswill be backfilled & reclaimed by plantation and & re-grassing Waste: 18.74 million tonnes will be backfilled & reclaimed by plantation Mining Fully Mechanized Chapter 2, Table No. Page No.-55 Page no - 3 Technology opencast method 2.20, Page 83-84 13) All corner coordinates of the Unit, Crushers along with screening plant will be installed within Chapter 2, Para superimposed on a High Resolution the mining lease area. Map showing Mining Lease Area 2.3.3, Page 64 Imagery/Toposheet should be provided. with Geographical corner coordinates, Geomorphology Such an Imagery of the proposed Unit and Geology of the area, superimposed on Toposheet has should clearly show the land use and been prepared and incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP other ecological features of the study Report. area (core and buffer zone). Land use/ Land cover of study area has been assessed using satellite data. Land area is covered under Agricultural land (74.43%) and Waste/Open Scrub/Stony Waste (3.56%), Industries (0.25%), River/ Nallah (0.92%), Water Bodies (0.27%), Plantation/Vegetation (2.61%), Forest land (0.36%) Mine quarry (1.17%), Open Land (0.20%), Open Scrub Land (6.36%), Stony waste (8.28%), Human Settlement (4.741%), Chapter 3, Para Railway (0.21%) and Road (0.23%) . Land use / land cover No. 3.6, Page map of the study area is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 97-100 14) It should be clearly indicated whether Yes, the company has well laid down Corporate Chapter 10, Para the proponent Company has a well laid Environment Policy adopted by the Board of Directors of No. 10.3, Page down Environment Policy approved by M/s J.K. Cement Limited. 269-270 its Board of Directors? If so, it may be Copy of same is enclosed in this Final EIA/EMP Report. Annexure IX spelt out in the EIA Report with

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 27 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report description of the prescribed operating process/procedures to bring into focus any infringement/deviation/ violation of the environmental or forest norms/ conditions? The hierarchical system or administrative order of the Company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions may also be given. The system of reporting of non-compliances / violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the Company and/or shareholders or stakeholders at large, may also be detailed in the EIA Report. 15) Issues relating to Safety should be Being an opencast mine, occurrence of Subsidence is not detailed. The proposed safeguard envisaged. - measures in each case should also be Proper Safeguard measures will be taken during crushing. provided. Disaster management plan This is a Proposed Limestone Mining Project. Slope & shall be prepared and included in the Blasting study will be carried out during operation phase of EIA/EMP Report. the Mine. Safeguard measures as per the outcome of Slope & Blasting study will be implemented. All the precautionary measures laid by the DGMS will be strictly followed. 16) The study area will comprise of 10 km The study area comprises of 10 km radius zone around the Chapter 3, Para zone around the Plant. mining lease periphery and Crushers along with screening No. 3.2, Pg92-93 plant will be installed within the mining lease area. Map showing study area has been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP report. 17) Cumulative impact study of both Air quality modeling has been carried out using AERMOD Chapter 4, Para Beneficiation Plant with suggested Version 9.9.0 for prediction of impact of the proposed No. 4.5.1, Page mitigation measures as per the study Crusher as well as mining activities on the air quality of the 168-178 should be described. project area. Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 18) Location of Railway siding with its As the excavated material will be taken to the crusher from handling capacity and safety measures mine face through haul road, Hence no proposal of railway should be indicated. siding is envisaged. A Railway line of Western Railway (Khandwa – Ratlam - Ajmer section) is passing all along the eastern boundary of

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 28 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report the ML area at a distance of about 20-175 m from lease boundary.50 m safety zone will be maintained from railway line. Jawad Road railway station is located at a distance of about 60 m from Block in which mining is not proposed. Prior approval will be taken from the Rail Development Chapter 4, Para Authority for mining and crossing the Railway line for No. 4.5.4.3, mineral transportation. Page 191-193 Details of the same is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 19) Option to provide only silo for storage Not Applicable. This is Limestone Mining Project and - of minerals instead of open stacking to limestone produced from this mine will be transported avoid fugitive dust should be explored from mine face to crusher and from Crusher to Cement and arrangements finalized justified. Plant. 20) Land use of the study area delineating Land use/ Land cover of study area has been assessed forest area, agricultural land, grazing using satellite data. Land area is covered under Agricultural land, wildlife sanctuary, national park, land (74.43%) and Waste/Open Scrub/Stony Waste (3.56%), migratory routes of fauna, water Industries (0.25%), River/ Nallah (0.92%), Water Bodies bodies, human settlements and other (0.27%), Plantation/Vegetation (2.61%), Forest land (0.36%) ecological features should be indicated. Mine quarry (1.17%), Open Land (0.20%), Open Scrub Land Land use plan of the lease area should (6.36%), Stony waste (8.28%), Human Settlement (4.741%), Chapter 3, Para be prepared to encompass Railway (0.21%) and Road (0.23%) . Land use / land cover No. 3.6, Page preoperational, operational and post map of the study area is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 97-100 operational phases and submitted. There is no wildlife sanctuary, national park, Biosphere Impact, if any, of change of land use Reserves, and Migratory Routes for fauna exists within 10 should be given. km radius of mining lease area. There are PF/ RF falls within 10 km radius of the study area i.e. ChaproplBir Block (~7.0 Km in SSW direction), Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction), Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction from mine site. Land use plan of the mine lease area in pre- operational, operational and post operational phases is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. As per approved mining plan total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir (Top benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 29 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc Chapter 4, Para will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An No. 4.5.4.2, area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. pg190-191 Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 21) Details of the land for any Over Burden There will be no dumping outside the mining lease area. - Dumps outside the lease, such as extent of land area, distance from lease, its land use, R&R issues, if any, should be given. 22) A Certificate from the Competent No forest land is involved in the ML area as per revenue Authority in the State Forest record. Department should be provided, NOC for the same has been obtained from DFO, Neemuch confirming the involvement of forest vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3878 dated 11.08.2021 and Annexure IIIA land, if any, in the project area. In the from APCCF vide letter no F-1/Env/2021/2788 dated Chapter 2, Para event of any contrary claim by the 16.08.2021. 2.3.4, Pg65 Project Proponent regarding the status Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. of forests, the site may be inspected by the State Forest Department along with the Regional Office of the Ministry to ascertain the status of forests, based on which, the Certificate in this regard as mentioned above be issued. In all such cases, it would be desirable for representative of the State Forest Department to assist the Expert Appraisal Committees. 23) Status of forestry clearance for the The lease area is devoid of any forest land hence NPV and - broken up area and virgin forestland CA is not applicable. involved in the Project including deposition of net present value (NPV) and compensatory afforestation (CA) should be indicated. A copy of the forestry clearance should also be furnished.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 30 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report 24) Implementation status of recognition of There is no forest area within the mining lease. So, forest rights under the Scheduled Tribes scheduled tribes and other Traditional forest Dwellers - and other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 is not applicable. (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 should be indicated. 25) The vegetation in the RF / PF areas in There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere the study area, with necessary details, Reserves, Tiger Reserves, and Wildlife Corridors, etc. within should be given. 10 km radius of the mining lease area. except. ChaproplBir Block (~7.0 Km in SSW direction), Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction), Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction). Vegetation in RF & PF such as Madhuca indica, Diospyro Chapter 3, Table smelanoxylon, Buteamono spermaetc are given in Biological No. 3.19, pg 133- Study report which is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP 134 Report. 26) A study shall be got done to ascertain A detailed study was done to ascertain the impact of the impact of the Project on wildlife of proposed mine on wildlife. There is no National Park, the study area and details furnished. Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserves, Tiger Reserves, Impact of the project on the wildlife in and Wildlife Corridors, etc. within 10 km radius of the the surrounding and any other mining lease area. except. ChaproplBir Block (~7.0 Km in Chapter 3, Para protected area and accordingly detailed SSW direction), Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction), No. 3.17, pg 128 - mitigative measures required, should be Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction). 140 worked out with cost implications and Measures will be taken and environment management submitted. plan will be implemented to curb pollution of air, water, land and noise environment. Greenbelt development and plantation helps in creating habitats for local faunal species and to create better environment for various fauna. Chapter 4, Para Creating and developing awareness for nature and wildlife 4.5.7, Pg206- in the nearby villages. 214 Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP report. 27) Location of National Parks, Sanctuaries, There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Biosphere Reserves, Wildlife Corridors, Reserves, Tiger Reserves, and Wildlife Corridors, etc. within Tiger/Elephant Reserves/(existing as 10 km radius of the mining lease area. except. ChaproplBir well as proposed), if any, within 10 km Block (~7.0 Km in SSW direction), Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in of the mine lease should be clearly SW direction), Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South indicated, supported by a location map direction). duly authenticated by Chief Wildlife NOC for the same along with authenticated location map Warden. Necessary clearance, as may has been obtained from DFO, Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chapter 3, Table

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 31 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report be applicable to such projects due to Chi/2021/3878 dated 11.08.2021 and from APCCF vide letter No. 3.1, Pg92-93 proximity of the ecologically sensitive no F-1/Env/2021/2788 dated 16.08.2021. Annexure IIIA areas as mentioned above, should be Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. obtained from the Standing Committee of National Board of Wildlife and copy furnished. 28) A detailed biological study of the study Detailed Biological Study has been conducted for the area [core zone and buffer zone (10 km project in the Post monsoon (October to December 2020). radius of the periphery of the mine As per the field survey of the area according to (IWPA) lease)] shall be carried out. Details of Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, there are 4 Schedule I flora and fauna, endangered, endemic faunal species [ Indian Peafowl (Pavocristatus) ,Monitor Chapter 3, Para and RET species duly authenticated, Lizard (Varanusbengalensis ), Python (Pythonidae) and No. 3.17, pg 128- separately for core and buffer zone Leopard (PantheraPardus )] recorded in the study area. 140 should be furnished based on such Authentication of flora & fauna along with conservation primary field survey, clearly indicating plan for schedule I species has been approved from DFO, the Schedule of the fauna present. In Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3880 dated case of any scheduled-I fauna found in 11.08.2021 and from CCF, Ujjain vide letter no Maa. the study area, the necessary plan along Chi/2021/4967 dated 16.08.2021. Annexure IIIB with budgetary provisions for their Further Wildlife Conservation Plan has also been approved conservation should be prepared in from Chief Wildlife Warden over an amount of Rs. 132 Lakh consultation with State Forest and vide letter no WL/Maa. Chi/GEN-274/6096 dated 18.08.2021 Wildlife Department and details Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP report. furnished. Necessary allocation of funds for implementing the same should be made as part of the project cost. 29) Proximity to Areas declared as 'Critically Proposed Mine site does not fall under Aravali Range. NOC Chapter 3, table Polluted' shall also be indicated and for the same has been obtained from Office of Collector 3.1, Pg 92 -93 where so required, clearance vide letter No 923/Mineral/2021 dated 20.07.2021. Same Annexure IV certifications from the prescribed information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. Authorities, such as the SPCB/CPCB shall No Critically Polluted areas as notified by the Central be secured and furnished to the effect Pollution Control Board are located within 10 km from the that the proposed activities could be boundary of mining lease. Hence, it is not applicable. considered. 30) Similarly, for coastal Projects, A CRZ The mining lease exists in District of Neemuch, Madhya map duly authenticated by one of the Pradesh. Therefore, the proposed mining lease area does authorized agencies demarcating LTL. not come under purview of CRZ notification. HTL, CRZ area, location of the mine lease w.r.t CRZ, coastal features such as -

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 32 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report mangroves, if any, should be furnished. (Note: The Mining Projects falling under CRZ would also need to obtain approval of the concerned Coastal Zone Management Authority). 31) R&R Plan/compensation details for the Total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, out of which 140.039 Project Affected People (PAP) should ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha be furnished. While preparing the R&R is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely Plan, the relevant State/National Nayagaon & Chenpura. Rehabilitation & Resettlement Policy Out of total 140.039 ha Private land, 4.057 ha land has been should be kept in view. In respect of SCs acquired, 114.493 ha of land need to be acquired and 21.489 Chapter 7, Para /STs and other weaker sections of the ha land not need to be acquired. No. 7.4, Pg society in the study area, a need based As per khasra details there are 156 PAFs involved in which 239- 241 sample survey, family-wise, should be 147 PAFs having land only and 9 PAFs having houses which undertaken to assess their will be displaced due to the mining activity. Annexure VII requirements, and action programmes Detailed R&R plan is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP prepared and submitted accordingly, Report. integrating the sectoralprogrammes of line departments of the State Government. It may be clearly brought out whether the village(s) located in the lease area will be shifted or not. The issues relating to shifting of village(s) including their R&R and socio-economic aspects, should be discussed in the report. 32) One season (non-monsoon) [i.e. March- One season primary baseline data for ambient air quality, May (Summer Season); October- (as per CPCB quality Notification, 2009), water quality, December (post monsoon season); level of noise, soil and flora & fauna has been collected December-February (winter season)] during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, Chapter 3, Para primary baseline data on ambient air 2020). No. 3.12(pg 106) quality as per CPCB Notification of 2009, Details regarding the same have been incorporated in this to Para 3.17, water quality, noise level, soil and flora Final EIA/EMP Report. Pg128-140 and fauna shall be collected and the Detailed AAQM data of sampling locations have been Annexure VIII AAQ and other data so compiled enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. presented date-wise in the EIA and EMP 10 Locations of the monitoring stations were selected Report. Site specific meteorological keeping in sight the pre- dominant downwind direction i.e, data should also be collected. The North East and location of the sensitive receptors and also

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 33 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report location of the monitoring stations that they represent whole of the study area. A location has Chapter 3, Table should be such as to represent whole of been selected at 500 m from mine in downwind direction. 3.8, Pg111-112 the study area and justified keeping in The selection criteria of the monitoring locations are given view the pre-dominant downwind in this Final EIA/ EMP report. direction and location of sensitive The mineralogical composition for PM10 is given in this Chapter 3, Para receptors. There should be at least one report. 3.13.3, pg 118 monitoring station within 500 m of the unit in the pre-dominant downwind direction. The mineralogical composition of PM10, particularly for free silica, should be given. 33) Air quality modeling should be carried AERMOD version 9.9.0 Dispersion Model, based on steady out for prediction of impact of the state Gaussian Plume Dispersion, was used for the project on the air quality of the area. It Prediction of incremental value due to this Mining Project. should also take into account the Impact due to transportation of mineral has been impact of movement of vehicles for considered. transportation of mineral. The details of Isopleths showing incremental predicted value

the model used and input parameters concentration of PM10, PM2.5, SO2 & NO 2 from area used for modeling should be provided. source & line source clearly indicating the air quality The air quality contours may be shown contours and wind roses showing pre-dominant wind on a location map clearly indicating the direction have been prepared. Detail of same along with Chapter 4, Para location of the site, location of sensitive details of the model for modeling has been given in this 4.5.1, Pg 168- receptors, if any, and the habitation. Final EIA/EMP Report. 178 The wind roses showing pre-dominant wind direction may also be indicated on the map. 34) The water requirement for the Project, Total water requirement for the project is 96.5 KLD (92.5 its availability and source should be KLD fresh water). Initially, during the plan period total furnished. A detailed water balance fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground should also be provided. Fresh water Water after taking the prior approval from CGWA. Fifth requirement for the Project should be year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic Chapter 2, Para indicated. purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while 2.6.3.1, pg 70- remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine 71 sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & grease content. Details have been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 35) Necessary clearance from the NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no Chapter 2, Para

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 34 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report Competent Authority for drawl of CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021. Same 2.6.3.1, pg 70 - requisite quantity of water for the information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 71 Project should be secured and copy Annexure VA furnished. 36) Description of water conservation Water conservation measures proposed to be adopted for measures proposed to be adopted in the project have been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP the Project should be given. Details of Report. rainwater harvesting proposed in the Water Recycling:4 KLD waste water generated from Project, if any, should be provided. workshop will be treated using Oil–Water separator and treated water will be used in dust suppression etc. About 2 KLD of domestic waste water generated from the mine office will be disposed in soak pit via septic tank. Rain Water Harvesting: Rain water will be collected in the Chapter 4, Para mine pits and will be used for mining operation and the 4.5.3.3, Pg 188 - additional water will be provided to farmers for agriculture 189 purpose. Details are given in this Final EIA/EMP report. 37) Impact of the project on the water Impact on Surface water : There are two small seasonal quality, both surface and groundwater nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in should be assessed and necessary southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in safeguard measures, if any required, the northern block trending east-west occurs in the should be provided. northernmost part of the lease area. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area. Part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area. Impact on Ground water : Depth to water levels in pre- monsoon period ranges between 18 to 20 m bgl while in post-monsoon season, it ranges between 16 to 18 m bgl. The mineral availability and depth of mine working in present plan period will go up to 19 m bgl (448 m RL) and in the conceptual period up to 84 m bgl (388 mRL) in northern block and 79m bgl (393 mRL) in southern block. Hence, ground water level will be intersected by mine workings. Impact of the project on the water quality, both surface Chapter 4, Para and groundwater along with necessary safeguard No. 4.5.3, Pg measures is incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 183- 189 38) Details of any stream, seasonal or There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with otherwise, passing through the lease westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 35 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report area and modification / diversion NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block proposed, if any, and the impact of the trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the same on the hydrology should be lease area. Both nallas have already deducted from the brought out. granted lease area. Part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area which will be not be diverted. Chapter 4, Para 7.5 m safety barrier zone will be left along nallah course on No. 4.5.3.1, Pg which plantation will be done. 183 Details are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 39) A time bound Progressive Greenbelt Green belt development / Plantation will be done on 80.03 Development Plan shall be prepared in a ha with total 200075 Saplings. Greenbelt will be developed tabular form (indicating the linear and covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. quantitative coverage, plant species Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in and time frame) and submitted, keeping Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 in mind, the same will have to be ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the executed up front on commencement lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety of the project. The plant species zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha selected for green belt should have area within 3rd year. Plantation & re-grassing will be greater ecological value and should be carried out on 44.50 ha of backfilled area. Bench plantation of good utility value to the local will be developed over an area of 20.53 ha. The plantation population with emphasis on local and will be done @2500 tress per ha with the survival rate of native species and the species which are 90%. Species selected for green belt will have greater tolerant to the pollution. ecological value and good utility value to local population. Local Species will be selected with consultation of local forest dept. About Rs. 4.0 Crore (Capital cost) and Rs 48.0 lakh (Recurring cost) have been earmarked for greenbelt & Chapter 4, Para plantation till the end of life of mine 4.5.7.4 to Same information is given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 4.5.7.7, Pg 211- Surface plan showing location of greenbelt and plantation 213 within 5 year interval has been prepared and enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. Annexure VIF 40) Impact on local transport infrastructure The total Excavated limestone is 8340 TPD out of which due to the Project should be indicated. 2920 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be transported to Projected increase in truck traffic as a the crusher located in the ML area via dumpers (55 Tonnes result of the Project in the present road capacity) through haul roads. Peak Production of network (including those outside the limestone will be 9591 tonnes per day, in which 3358 TPD Project area) should be worked out, Cement grade lime stone will be transported to the crusher

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 36 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report indicating whether it is capable of located in the ML area via dumpers (55 Tonnes capacity) handling the incremental load. through haul roads. Arrangement for improving the Further crushed limestone will be transported to the infrastructure, if contemplated Cement Plant situated at Mangrol (27 km) & at Nimbahera (including action to be taken by other (22 km) from mine site via Tippers (35 Tonnes capacity) Chapter 4, agencies such as State Government) through Highway. Para should be covered. Traffic study has been done for the project and details of 4.5.6,Pg201-206 the same has been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 41) Details of the onsite shelter and Site services like rest shelter, drinking water facilities, first facilities to be provided to the mine aid facilities etc. will be provided to the mine workers. workers should be included in the EIA Details for the same have been incorporated in this Final Chapter 2, Para report. EIA/EMP Report. 2.5, pg68 42) Occupational Health impacts of the Occupation health will be identified; Preventive health Project should be anticipated and the measures will be taken, and are incorporated in this Final proposed preventive measures spelt EIA/EMP Report. out in detail. Details of pre-placement Before joining the Company Initial Medical Examination medical examination and periodical test will be done Once in 3 years for workers of age above medical examination schedules should 45 years or once in 5 years in case of workers below 45 Chapter 4, Para be incorporated in the EMP. The project years of age. Proper health record will be maintained. 4.5.10,Pg 217 - specific occupational health mitigation Details are incorporated in this FinalEIA/EMP report. 220 measures with required facilities proposed in the mining area may be detailed. 43) Public health implications of the Project Public health implications of the project and related Chapter 4, Para and related activities for the population activities for the population in the impact zone have been No. 4.5.5.5, Pg in the impact zone should be evaluated and common prevailing diseases in the area 200 systematically evaluated and the were identified. proposed remedial measures should be Budgetary allocation for health related activities to be detailed along with budgetary taken up by JKCL is incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP allocations. report. 44) Measures of socio economic Socio-Economic development plan based on the issues Chapter 8, significance and influence to the local raised during the Public Hearing will be addressed along Pg262-266 community proposed to be provided by with budget in EMP as per OM dated 30 th Sept., 2020 & OM the Project Proponent should be dated 20 th Oct., 2020. indicated. As far as possible, quantitative dimensions may be given with time frames for implementation.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 37 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report 45) Public hearing points raised and Public hearing for this proposed mining project has been Chapter 7, Para commitment of the Project Proponent conducted on 15.07.2021 at Govt. Primary school, Village- 7.2, pg no 228 - on the same along with time bound Chenpura Mine, Tehsil & District-Neemuch (M.P.). Details 238 Action Plan to implement the same of Suggestion/issues raised during public hearing along Annexure XVI should be provided and also with their budgetary action plan has been given in this incorporated in the final EIA/EMP Final EIA/EMP Report. Report of the Project. 46) Details of litigation pending against the There is no litigation pending against the project in any project, if any, with direction /order court. - passed by any Court of Law against the project should be given 47) The cost of the Project (capital cost and
Cost for Environment Protection : Rs. 698.15 Lakh recurring cost) as well as the cost
Budget for addressing the PH issues: Rs. 267 Lakh towards implementation of EMP should
Total Capital Cost for EMP : Rs. 965.15 Lakh Chapter 10, Para be clearly spelt out.
Recurring Cost: Rs. 86.65 Lakh per annum No. 10.5, Pg 274- Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 276 48) A brief background of the Project, its Brief background of the project, its financial position, financial position, Group Companies and group companies and legal issues etc. has been legal issues etc should be provided with incorporated in the Final EIA/EMP Report. Chapter 1, Para past and current important litigations if There is no litigation pending against the project in any No. 1.2, Pg 53- 55 any. court. 49) Benefits of the Project, if the project is The benefits of the Project clearly indicating implemented should be outlined. The environmental, social, economic, employment potential, benefits of the projects shall clearly etc. such as the proposed project will be beneficial in terms indicate environmental, social, of enhancement of livelihood, employment and revenue economic, employment potential, etc. generation which eventually gives a boost to the regional growth and industrialization, The mine shall be contributing to the state & Central Government exchequers by way of mining revenue of 26.42 crore/year. Details have been incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Chapter 8, Report. Pg262-266 Standard Terms of Reference (ToR) for Mining Project 1) Year-wise production details since 1994 This is proposed mining project; hence, past production - should be given, clearly stating the details are not applicable. highest production achieved in any one year prior to 1994. It may also be categorically informed whether there had been any increase in production

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 38 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report after the EIA Notification, 1994 came into force w.r.t. the highest production achieved prior to 1994. 2) A copy of the document in support of Reply of the same is given in the Point 11 of standard ToR - the fact that the Proponent is the for Beneficiation. rightful lessee of the mine should be given. 3) All documents including approved mine Reply of the same is given in the Point 12 of standard ToR - plan, EIA and Public Hearing should be for Beneficiation. compatible with one another in terms of the mine lease area, production levels, waste generation and its management, mining technology etc. and should be in the name of the lessee. 4) All corner coordinates of the mine lease Reply of the same is given in the Point 13 of standard ToR - area, superimposed on a High for Beneficiation. Resolution Imagery/ toposheet, topographic sheet, geomorphology and geology of the area should be provided. Such an Imagery of the proposed area should clearly show the land use and other ecological features of the study area (core and buffer zone). 5) Information should be provided in
Existing Minerals and Mining History of the Area - The Survey of India Toposheet in 1:50,000 study area and surroundings fall in the limestone belt. scale indicating geological map of the
Water Bodies, Streams & Rivers -There are two small area, geomorphology of land forms of seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is the area, existing minerals and mining located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one history of the area, important water is located in the northern block trending east-west Chapter 2, Para bodies, streams and rivers and soil occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area. Both No. 2.3.5, Page characteristics. nallas have already deducted from the granted lease No. 65 area. Part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area which will be not be diverted. 50 m safety barrier zone will be left along nallah course on which plantation will be done. Apart for this, DaruNadi (~2.5 Km in West direction), Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction), KadamaliNadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction) and Gambhir

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 39 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) also exist in study area.
Soil Characteristics - Soil is Brownish Black Brown in color, Sandy loam in texture and slightly alkaline in nature. Chapter 2, Para
Existing Minerals – Limestone. no. 2.3.2, Pg 62- Map showing geomorphology of land forms of the area, 63 soil type, important water bodies, stream, rivers and existing mineral has been prepared and incorporated in Chapter 3, Para this Final EIA/EMP report. No. 3.16, Pg 124- Soil characteristics of the study area have been analysed 128 and given in this Final EIA/EMP Report . 6) Details about the land proposed for According to the State policy the land within lease area is - mining activities should be given with to be directly purchased and they will give the surface right information as to whether mining for mining. conforms to the land use policy of the State; land diversion for mining should have approval from State land use board or the concerned authority. 7) It should be clearly stated whether the Reply of the same is given in the Point 14 of standard ToR - proponent Company has a well laid for Beneficiation. down Environment Policy approved by its Board of Directors? If so, it may be spelt out in the EIA Report with description of the prescribed operating process/procedures to bring into focus any infringement/deviation/ violation of the environmental or forest norms/ conditions? The hierarchical system or administrative order of the Company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions may also be given. The system of reporting of non-compliances / violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the Company and/or shareholders or stakeholders at large, may also be detailed in the EIA

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 40 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report Report. 8) Issues relating to Mine Safety, including Being an opencast mine, occurrence of Subsidence is not - subsidence study in case of envisaged. underground mining and slope study in This is a Proposed Limestone Mining Project. Slope & case of open cast mining, blasting study Blasting study will be carried out during operation phase of etc. should be detailed. The proposed the Mine safeguard measures as per the outcome of Slope safeguard measures in each case should & Blasting study will be implemented. All the precautionary also be provided. measures laid by the DGMS will be strictly followed. 9) The study area will comprise of 10 km The study area comprises of 10 km radius zone around the zone around the mine lease from lease mining lease periphery. Map showing study area has been Chapter 3, periphery and the data contained in the incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP report. Figure 3.1, Pg 94 EIA such as waste generation etc. Based on mineable reserves, life of mine is calculated as should be for the life of the mine / lease ~44 years. At conceptual stage, total 0.35 million tonnes period. Top Soil, 1.86 million tonnesSoil/alluvium& 18.74 million tonnes of OB waste will be generated Which will be backfill & reclaimed by plantations. Top soil will be stacked separately and used for plantation/greenbelt purpose. Chapter 2, Para Data regarding waste generation and Management etc., No. 2.9, Pg 85- for the life of mine is given in this Final EIA/EMP report. 86 10) Land use of the study area delineating Reply of the same is given in the Point 20 of standard ToR - forest area, agricultural land, grazing for Beneficiation. land, wildlife sanctuary, national park, migratory routes of fauna, water bodies, human settlements and other ecological features should be indicated. Land use plan of the mine lease area should be prepared to encompass preoperational, operational and post operational phases and submitted. Impact, if any, of change of land use should be given. 11) Details of the land for any Over Burden Reply of the same is given in the Point 21 of standard ToR - Dumps outside the mine lease, such as for Beneficiation. extent of land area, distance from mine lease, its land use, R&R issues, if any, should be given 12) A Certificate from the Competent Reply of the same is given in the Point 22 of standard ToR - Authority in the State Forest for Beneficiation.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 41 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report Department should be provided, confirming the involvement of forest land, if any, in the project area. In the event of any contrary claim by the Project Proponent regarding the status of forests, the site may be inspected by the State Forest Department along with the Regional Office of the Ministry to ascertain the status of forests, based on which, the Certificate in this regard as mentioned above be issued. In all such cases, it would be desirable for representative of the State Forest Department to assist the Expert Appraisal Committees. 13) Status of forestry clearance for the Reply of the same is given in the Point 23 of standard ToR - broken up area and virgin forestland for Beneficiation. involved in the Project including deposition of net present value (NPV) and compensatory afforestation (CA) should be indicated. A copy of the forestry clearance should also be furnished. 14) Implementation status of recognition of Reply of the same is given in the Point 24 of standard ToR - forest rights under the Scheduled Tribes for Beneficiation. and other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 should be indicated. 15) The vegetation in the RF / PF areas in Reply of the same is given in the Point 25 of standard ToR the study area, with necessary details, for Beneficiation. should be given 16) A study shall be got done to ascertain Reply of the same is given in the Point 26 of standard ToR - the impact of the Mining Project on for Beneficiation. wildlife of the study area and details furnished. Impact of the project on the wildlife in the surrounding and any other protected area and accordingly, detailed mitigative measures required,

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 42 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report should be worked out with cost implications and submitted. 17) Location of National Parks, Sanctuaries, Reply of the same is given in the Point 27 of standard ToR - Biosphere Reserves, Wildlife Corridors, for Beneficiation. Ramsar site Tiger/ Elephant Reserves/(existing as well as proposed), if any, within 10 km of the mine lease should be clearly indicated, supported by a location map duly authenticated by Chief Wildlife Warden. Necessary clearance, as may be applicable to such projects due to proximity of the ecologically sensitive areas as mentioned above, should be obtained from the Standing Committee of National Board of Wildlife and copy furnished 18) A detailed biological study of the study Reply of the same is given in the Point 28 of standard ToR - area [core zone and buffer zone (10 km for Beneficiation. radius of the periphery of the mine lease)] shall be carried out. Details of flora and fauna, endangered, endemic and RET Species duly authenticated, separately for core and buffer zone should be furnished based on such primary field survey, clearly indicating the Schedule of the fauna present. In case of any scheduled I fauna found in the study area, the necessary plan along with budgetary provisions for their conservation should be prepared in consultation with State Forest and Wildlife Department and details furnished. Necessary allocation of funds for implementing the same should be made as part of the project cost. 19) Proximity to Areas declared as 'Critically Reply of the same is given in the Point 29 of standard ToR Polluted' or the Project areas likely to for Beneficiation.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 43 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report come under the 'Aravalli Range', (attracting court restrictions for mining operations), should also be indicated and where so required, clearance certifications from the prescribed Authorities, such as the SPCB or State Mining Department should be secured and furnished to the effect that the proposed mining activities could be considered. 20) Similarly, for coastal Projects, A CRZ Reply of the same is given in the Point 30 of standard ToR - map duly authenticated by one of the for Beneficiation. authorized agencies demarcating LTL. HTL, CRZ area, location of the mine lease w.r.t CRZ, coastal features such as mangroves, if any, should be furnished. (Note: The Mining Projects falling under CRZ would also need to obtain approval of the concerned Coastal Zone Management Authority). 21) R&R Plan/compensation details for the Reply of the same is given in the Point 31 of standard ToR - Project Affected People (PAP) should for Beneficiation. be furnished. While preparing the R&R Plan, the relevant State/National Rehabilitation & Resettlement Policy should be kept in view. In respect of SCs /STs and other weaker sections of the society in the study area, a need based sample survey, family-wise, should be undertaken to assess their requirements, and action programmes prepared and submitted accordingly, integrating the sectoralprogrammes of line departments of the State Government. It may be clearly brought out whether the village(s) located in the mine lease area will be shifted or not. The issues relating to shifting of

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 44 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report village(s) including their R&R and socio- economic aspects should be discussed in the Report. 22) One season (non-monsoon) [i.e. March- Reply of the same is given in the Point 32 of standard ToR - May (Summer Season); October- for Beneficiation. December (post monsoon season); December-February (winter season)] primary baseline data on ambient air quality as per CPCB Notification of 2009, water quality, noise level, soil and flora and fauna shall be collected and the AAQ and other data so compiled presented date-wise in the EIA and EMP Report. Site-specific meteorological data should also be collected. The location of the monitoring stations should be such as to represent whole of the study area and justified keeping in view the pre-dominant downwind direction and location of sensitive receptors. There should be at least one monitoring station within 500 m of the mine lease in the pre-dominant downwind direction. The mineralogical composition of PM10, particularly for free silica, should be given. 23) Air quality modeling should be carried Reply of the same is given in the Point 33 of standard ToR - out for prediction of impact of the for Beneficiation. project on the air quality of the area. It should also take into account the impact of movement of vehicles for transportation of mineral. The details of the model used and input parameters used for modeling should be provided. The air quality contours may be shown on a location map clearly indicating the location of the site, location of sensitive receptors, if any, and the habitation.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 45 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report The wind roses showing pre-dominant wind direction may also be indicated on the map. 24) The water requirement for the Project, Reply of the same is given in the Point 34 of standard ToR - its availability and source should be for Beneficiation. furnished. A detailed water balance should also be provided. Fresh water requirement for the Project should be indicated. 25) Necessary clearance from the Reply of the same is given in the Point 35 of standard ToR - Competent Authority for drawl of for Beneficiation. requisite quantity of water for the Project should be provided. 26) Description of water conservation Reply of the same is given in the Point 36 of standard ToR - measures proposed to be adopted in for Beneficiation. the Project should be given. Details of rainwater harvesting proposed in the Project, if any, should be provided. 27) Impact of the Project on the water Reply of the same is given in the Point 37 of standard ToR - quality, both surface and groundwater, for Beneficiation. should be assessed and necessary safeguard measures, if any required, should be provided. 28) Based on actual monitored data, it may Particulars m AMSL m bgl clearly be shown whether working will Site Elevation 450 - 472 - intersect groundwater. Necessary data General Ground Level 467 0 and documentation in this regard may Working Depth during Plan 448 19 be provided. In case the working will Period intersect groundwater table, a detailed Working depth during 388 84 Hydro Geological Study should be Conceptual Period (Northern undertaken and Report furnished. The Block) Report inter-alia, shall include details of Working Depth during 393 79 the aquifers present and impact of Conceptual Period (Southern mining activities on these aquifers. Block) Necessary permission from Central Ground Water Level 16 - 20 Ground Water Authority for working Post Monsoon Water Level 16 - 18 below ground water and for pumping of Chapter 2, Pre Monsoon Water Level 18 - 20 ground water should also be obtained Table

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 46 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report and copy furnished As per the above-mentioned details, water table will be 2.20,Pg83-84 intersected by mine working. Annexure VA NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no Chapter 7, Para CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021 7.3, Pg 239 Detailed Hydro-geological study has been carried out and Annexure VB enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. 29) Details of any stream, seasonal or Reply of the same is given in the Point 38 of standard ToR - otherwise, passing through the lease for Beneficiation. area and modification / diversion proposed, if any, and the impact of the same on the hydrology should be brought out. 30) Information on site elevation, working Particulars m AMSL m bgl depth, groundwater table etc. Should Site Elevation 450 - 472 - be provided both in AMSL and bgl. A General Ground Level 467 0 schematic diagram may also be Working Depth during Plan 448 19 provided for the same. Period Working depth during 388 84 Conceptual Period (Northern Block) Working Depth during 393 79 Conceptual Period (Southern Block) Chapter 2, Table 2.20, Ground Water Level 16 - 20 Pg83-84 Post Monsoon Water Level 16 - 18 Annexure VIH Pre Monsoon Water Level 18 - 20 Schematic diagram has been prepared and given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 31) A time bound Progressive Greenbelt Reply of the same is given in the Point 39 of standard ToR - Development Plan shall be prepared in a for Beneficiation. tabular form (indicating the linear and quantitative coverage, plant species and time frame) and submitted, keeping in mind, the same will have to be executed up front on commencement of the Project. Phase-wise plan of plantation and compensatory

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 47 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report afforestation should be charted clearly indicating the area to be covered under plantation and the species to be planted. The details of plantation already done should be given. The plant species selected for green belt should have greater ecological value and should be of good utility value to the local population with emphasis on local and native species and the species which are tolerant to pollution. 32) Impact on local transport infrastructure Reply of the same is given in the Point 40 of standard ToR - due to the Project should be indicated. for Beneficiation. Projected increase in truck traffic as a result of the Project in the present road network (including those outside the Project area) should be worked out, indicating whether it is capable of handling the incremental load. Arrangement for improving the infrastructure, if contemplated (including action to be taken by other agencies such as State Government) should be covered. Project Proponent shall conduct Impact of Transportation study as per Indian Road Congress Guidelines. 33) Details of the onsite shelter and Reply of the same is given in the Point 41 of standard ToR - facilities to be provided to the mine for Beneficiation. workers should be included in the EIA Report. 34) Conceptual post mining land use and At conceptual stage, total excavated area is 169.865, out of Reclamation and Restoration of mined which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be out areas (with plans and with adequate reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will number of sections) should be given in be converted into water reservoir (Top benches will be the EIA report covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 48 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Chapter 2, Para Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. No. 2.10, Pg 86- Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc 87 will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. Annexure VID & Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. VIE 35) Occupational Health impacts of the Reply of the same is given in the Point 42 of standard ToR - Project should be anticipated and the for Beneficiation. proposed preventive measures spelt out in detail. Details of pre-placement medical examination and periodical medical examination schedules should be incorporated in the EMP. The project specific occupational health mitigation measures with required facilities proposed in the mining area may be detailed. 36) Public health implications of the Project Reply of the same is given in the Point 43 of standard ToR - and related activities for the population for Beneficiation. in the impact zone should be systematically evaluated and the proposed remedial measures should be detailed along with budgetary allocations. 37) Measures of socio economic Reply of the same is given in the Point 44 of standard ToR - significance and influence to the local for Beneficiation. community proposed to be provided by the Project Proponent should be indicated. As far as possible, quantitative dimensions may be given with time frames for implementation 38) Detailed environmental management Environmental management plan (EMP) for the proposed Chapter 10, plan (EMP) to mitigate the mining project has been prepared and incorporated in this Pg269-276 environmental impacts which, should Final EIA/EMP report. inter-alia include the impacts of change of land use, loss of agricultural and grazing land, if any, occupational health

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 49 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report impacts besides other impacts specific to the proposed Project. 39) Public Hearing points raised and Public hearing for this proposed mining project has been commitment of the Project Proponent conducted on 15.07.2021 at Govt. Primary school, Village- on the same along with time bound Chenpura Mine, Tehsil & District-Neemuch (M.P.). Details Chapter 7, Para Action Plan with budgetary provisions of Suggestion/issues raised during public hearing along 7.2, Pg228-238 to implement the same should be with their budgetary action plan has been given in this provided and also incorporated in the Final EIA/EMP Report. final EIA/EMP Report of the Project. 40) Details of litigation pending against the There is no litigation pending against the project in any - project, if any, with direction /order court. passed by any Court of Law against the Project should be given. 41) The cost of the Project (capital cost and
Cost for Environment Protection : Rs. 698.15 Lakh recurring cost) as well as the cost
Budget for addressing the PH issues: Rs. 267 Lakh towards implementation of EMP should
Total Capital Cost for EMP : Rs. 965.15 Lakh Chapter 10, Para be clearly spelt out.
Recurring Cost: Rs. 86.65 Lakh per annum No. 10.5, Pg 274- Details of the same are given in this Final EIA/EMP Report. 276 42) A Disaster management Plan shall be Disaster Management and Risk Assessment Plan has been Chapter 7, Para prepared and included in the EIA/EMP prepared and incorporated in this Final EIA/EMP Report. No. 7.5, Pg 241- Report 261 43) Benefits of the Project if the Project is Reply of the same is given in the Point 49 of standard ToR - implemented should be spelt out. The for Beneficiation. benefits of the Project shall clearly indicate environmental, social, economic, employment potential, etc. 44) Activity-wise time-bound action plan Agreed, As per MoEF&CC OM dated 30.09.2020 & Chapter 8, on the issues raised and commitment 20.10.2020, Company has earmarked an amount of Rs. 2.67 table 8.2, made during public hearing to be Crore for the issues raised during Public Hearing. pg265-266 submitted as part of the final EMP Report in compliance of the Ministry's OM F.No.22-65/2017-1A.111 dated 30th September, 2020 45) Besides the above, the below mentioned general points are also to be followed:- a. All documents to be properly Complied with - referenced with index and continuous page numbering. b. Where data are presented in the Report Complied with -

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 50 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report especially in Tables, the period in which the data were collected and the sources should be indicated c. Project Proponent shall enclose all the Analysis results of water, air, soil, noise etc. for the project Chapter 3, Para analysis/testing reports of water, air, is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. 3.13 (Pg 111) to soil, noise etc. using the Para 3.16 (Pg MoEF&CC/NABL accredited 128) laboratories. All the original Annexure XVIII analysis/testing reports should be available during appraisal of the Project. d. Where the documents provided are in a Complied with. - language other than English, an English translation should be provided. e. The Questionnaire for environmental Duly filled Questionnaire for environmental appraisal of - appraisal of mining projects as devised Mining project is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. earlier by the Ministry shall also be filled and submitted f. While preparing the EIA report, the Instructions issued by MoEF&CC vide O.M. No. J- - instructions for the Proponents and 11013/41/2006-IA.II (I) dated 4 th August, 2009, have been instructions for the Consultants issued followed. by MoEF&CC vide O.M. No. J- 11013/41/2006-IA.II(I) dated 4th August, 2009, which are available on the website of this Ministry, should be followed. g. Changes, if any made in the basic scope Noted and Complied with - and project parameters (as submitted in Form-I and the PFR for securing the TOR) should be brought to the attention of MoEF&CC with reasons for such changes and permission should be sought, as the TOR may also have to be altered. Post Public Hearing changes in structure and content of the draft EIA/EMP (other than modifications arising out of the P.H. process) will entail conducting the PH again with the revised documentation

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 51 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad& Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. ToR Compliance

ToR ToR Point Compliance Ref in Final EIA No. / EMP report h. As per the circular no. J-11011/618/2010- This is proposed limestone mining project. - IA.II(I) dated 30.5.2012, certified report of the status of compliance of the conditions stipulated in the environment clearance for the existing operations of the project, should be obtained from the Regional Office of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, as may be applicable. 46) The EIA report should also include (i) Surface plan, Geological plan and sections of the mine area surface plan of the area indicating are included within this Final EIA/EMP Report. No external Annexure VIA, contours of main topographic features, dumping is involved. VIB & VIC drainage and mining area, (ii) geological maps and sections and (iii) sections of the mine pit and external dumps, if any, clearly showing the land features of the adjoining area. 47) The prescribed TOR would be valid for a Noted, period of four years for submission of the EIAIEMP report, as per the O.M. No. J-11013/41/2006-1A. II (I) dated 29.08.2017 and as per the notification S.O. 751(E) 17th February, 2020. The instant TOR is valid up to four years from the date of issue of the ToR. 48) After preparing the draft EIA (as per Noted and Complied the generic structure prescribed in Appendix- III of the EIA Notification, 2006)covering the above mentioned issues, the proponent will get the public hearing conducted and take further necessary action for obtaining environmental clearance in accordance with the procedure prescribed under the EIA Notification, 2006. 49) These issues with the approval of Noted competent authority.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 52 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER -1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE OF THE REPORT

M/s. J.K. Cement Limited has proposed Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with the Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. M/s. J.K. Cement Limited has planned to fulfill its limestone requirements of cement plants located at Nimabhera and Mangrol in Chitorgarh District from the proposed Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit. This report has been prepared in reference to the ToR issued by MoEF&CC, New Delhi vide F.No. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021 for carrying out the Environmental Impact Assessment study. The Baseline data for the environmental studies has been collected during Post Monsoon Season (October to December 2020). The main purpose of this report is to provide a coherent statement after analyzing all significant impact of the proposed mining project and measures that should be taken to control and mitigate them. It contains essential information for:
The proponent to implement the proposal in an environmentally and socially responsible way;
The responsible authority to make an informed decision on the proposal, including the terms and conditions that must be attached to an approval or authorization;
The public to understand the proposal and its likely impacts on people and the environment.

1.2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT AND PROJECT PROPONENT

1.2.1 IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT

A. Proposed Project

M/s. J.K. Cement Limited has proposed Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with proposed production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. B. Screening Category

As per EIA Notification dated September 14, 2006, as amended from time to time; the project falls under Schedule- 1(a) mining of minerals & 2(b) mineral beneficiations, Category “A”.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 53 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

C. Mining Lease Status

The Prospecting License (PL) order was issued for 450.465 ha and before the agreement of license, part of the area about 19.434 ha area was allotted to “District Industry Department/Centre” Neemuch by Collector therefore the agreement was done for reduced area i.e. 431.031 ha.
Prospecting License was granted by State Government of Madhya Pradesh vide order no. F2-125/2012/12/1 Bhopal, dated 18.04.2013. Execution of Prospecting License was done on 12.02.2015.
Total area applied for grant of Mining lease was 206.40 ha, out of which 0.046 ha area has been curtailed by the State Government and the balance area of 206.354 ha has been granted for Mining Lease.
Letter of Intent was issued by Mineral Resources Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal vide letter no F 3-57/2018/12/1 dated 29.09.2018 over an area of 206.354 ha.
Mining Lease was granted by Govt. of Madhya Pradesh vide letter no. F3-57/2018/12/1 dated 01.12.2020 over an area of 206.354 ha. Mining lease has been executed vide deed noMP279462020A1810452 dated 03.12.2020 and registered on 04.12.2020.Copy of same is enclosed as Annexure I. D. Status of approval of Mining Plan

Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan has been approved by IBM vide letter no MP/Neemuch/Limestone/MPLN/G-10/2020-21/3274, Jabalpur, dated 10.11.2020. Copy of Approval Letter of Mining Plan is enclosed as Annexure II. E. Status of Proposed Project for Environment Clearance

The chronology of the project activities undertaken so far with respect to the process of getting Environment clearance are given in the table 1.1: Table-1.1 Status of proposal for Environment clearance S. No. Project Activity Date/Duration 1. Application (For ToR) submitted to MoEFCC 19.01.2021 2. Technical Presentation (for ToR) held in 27th EAC meeting 04.02.2021 3. ToR issued by MoEF&CC, New Delhi vide F. No. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II 02.03.2021 Post Monsoon 4. Baseline Study Period (October 2020 to December, 2020) 5. Public hearing documents submitted to SPCB for conduction of pH 05.05.2021 6. Public Hearing conduction 15.07.2021

1.2.2 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT PROPONENT

A leading cement manufacturer in the country, JK Cement Ltd. is an affiliate of the multi- disciplinary industrial conglomerate JK Organization, which was founded by Lala Kamlapat Singhania. For over four decades, JK Cement has partnered India's multi-sectorial infrastructure

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 54 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

needs on the strength of its product excellence, customer orientation and technology leadership. The Company has over four decades of experience in cement manufacturing. Company’s operations commenced with commercial production at its first grey cement plant at Nimbahera, Rajasthan in May 1975. Subsequently, the company also set up 2 more units in Rajasthan at Mangrol and Gotan. In the year 2009, the company extended its footprint by setting up a green- field unit in Muddapur, Karnataka giving it access to the markets of south-west India. In the year 2014, the company further expanded its capacity in the north with Brownfield expansion of 1.5 Million TPA integrated unit at Mangrol and split grinding unit of 1.5 Million TPA at Jhajjar. With the new grinding units in Aligarh and Balasin or further strengthening JK Cement's growing footprints, the Company now has an installed grey cement capacity of 14.7 Million TPA, making it one of the top cement manufacturers in the country. JK White Cement, a division of JK Cement Ltd., enjoys a PAN India presence and the Company is the leading producer of Wall Putty in the Country. The Company is the second largest manufacturer of white cement in India, with an annual capacity of 600,000 tonnes. Having established a strong presence in India, the Company made its first international foray with the setting up of a green-field dual process White Cement-cum-Grey Cement plant in the free trade zone at Fujairah, U.A.E to cater to the GCC and African markets. JK White Cement is sold across 43 countries around the globe. With the commissioning of this plant, JK Cement became one of largest producers of White Cement in the world, with a total white cement capacity of 1.20 Million TPA and wall putty capacity of 1.2 Million TPA. JK Cement was the first company to install a captive power plant in the year 1987 at Bamania, Rajasthan and the first cement company to install a waste heat recovery power plant to take care of the need of green power. Today at its different locations, the Company has captive power generation capacity of over 144.8 MWs which includes 42.3 MW of waste heat recovery power plants. The Company steadily enhancing its capacity, diversifying its range of products, ushering in advanced technology and quality assurance and above all, expanding its presence nationally and internationally. The Company’s brands continue to enjoy the trust of millions of consumers for the high quality and innovation benchmarks that the company has attained. Superior products and a strong Brand name, an extensive marketing and distribution network and the technical know-how represent JK Cement's abiding strengths. Registered Address of the Project Proponent J.K. Cement Limited, Kamla Tower, District Kanpur, State Uttar Pradesh, 208001, India.

1.3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE, LOCATION OF THE PROJECT AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE

COUNTRY, REGION

1.3.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, SIZE & LOCATION OF PROJECT

The brief description of the nature, size and location of the project has been given in table 1.2:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 55 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Table - 1.2 Brief description of the project S. No. Particulars Details A. Nature of the Project Opencast fully Mechanized Limestone Mine B. Size of the Project 1. Mining Lease area 206.354 ha (143.666 Pvt. Land & 62.688 Govt. Land) 2. Proposed Production capacity
Production Capacity: 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA and Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA)
Soil/ Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA
Waste: 0.5 Million TPA
Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA
Crusher: 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening (In Phased Manner, initially 500 TPH will be installed and later on additional 500 TPH crusher will be installed) C. Location Details 1. Villages Nayagaon & Chenpura 2. Tehsil Jawad & Neemuch 3. District Neemuch 4. State Madhya Pradesh 5. Latitude 24° 31’ 35.78” to 24° 34’ 33.65” N 6. Longitude 74° 44’ 53.91” to 74° 46’ 27.65” E 7. Survey of India Toposheet no. G43U10, G43U11, G43U14, G43U15 8. Inter-state boundary Rajasthan-Madhya Pradesh adjacent in North direction Source: Pre-feasibility Report

1.3.2 PROJECT IMPORTANCE TO THE COUNTRY AND REGION

India is the second largest producer of cement in the world. The primacy of Cement Industry would continue as cement remains paramount for the development of infrastructure all over the world and no other material would possibly substitute it in the near future. Over 65% demand for cement arises from Construction Sector. The Government of India laying a massive emphasis on infrastructure development, with 100 smart cities, modernization of 500 cities, affordable housing for all by 2022, cement concreting of national highways, provision of sanitation facilities, etc. These development projects are in the pipeline would be the main drivers of growth of Indian Cement Industry.The Working Group on Cement Industry for the 12 th Five-Year Plan period has projected a demand growth at the rate of 10.75% per annum during the plan period at an expected 9% GDP growth rate. The Working Group expects that the installed capacity requirement would be 1,035.3 million tonnes by 2027.Limestone is the prime raw material for cement manufacturing.M/s. J.K. Cement Limited is proposing Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 56 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh.

1.3.3 REGIONAL IMPORTANCE

The proposed mine shall be contributing an amount of Rs. 26.42 Crore to the State & Central Govt. exchequers by way of mining revenue once mine is executed & mine is operated at the proposed capacity. The total man power requirement will be about 58 persons. The mining activity will create lot of indirect employment opportunities to the local people in various activities like, site service facilities, horticulture, canteen, rental vehicles, workshops and other grocery shops &utility stores etc. Preference will be given to the locals as per their eligibility and requirement. It will create employment for local population of the region. Beside the mining activities, plantation will also be done in the mine area which will improve the local environment to a certain extent. It will also bridge the gap between demand and supply of cement to the consumers. The project will help in the overall growth of the region.

1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

Scope of this study covers all the points given in the Terms of reference (ToR) granted by MoEF&CC, New Delhi vide Letter F no. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021 in favor of M/s J.K. Cement Limited. The regulatory scoping of the project as per the ToR letter (1-15) has been covered and mentioned in “Point wise compliance of ToR” on Pageno. 16 to 53. The collation of data from various studies for EIA/EMP are presented and discussed in following chapters of this report prepared as per Appendix-III of the EIA Notification, 2006. Chapters Description Chapter-1 Introduction Chapter-2 Project Description Chapter-3 Description of the Environment Chapter-4 Anticipated Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Measures Chapter-5 Analysis of Alternatives (Technology & Site) Chapter-6 Environmental Monitoring Plan Chapter-7 Additional Studies Chapter-8 Project Benefits Chapter-9 Environment Cost Benefit Analysis Chapter-10 Environment Management Plan Chapter-11 Summary & Conclusion Chapter-12 Disclosure of Consultants Engaged

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 57 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER - 2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

2.1 TYPE OF THE PROJECT

Proposed Limestone Mine falls under Category ‘A’ (>100 ha) projects as per the Schedule of EIA Notification, 2006 & its subsequent amendments thereof; Project or Activity ‘1 (a)’ Mining of minerals and 2 (b) Mineral Beneficiation. Mining of minerals having ML Area: 206.354 ha with the proposed Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. It is a captive mine and excavated limestone will be used for cement manufacturing in the proposed interlinked cement plant of the company. Opencast Fully Mechanized Mining Method will be adopted.

2.2 NEED FOR THE PROJECT

M/s. J K Cement Ltd. has its two existing interlinked Cement Plants at Kailash Nagar, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan and at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. Details of Interlinked cement plant with status of Environment clearance is given below: Table – 2.1 Interlinked Project Detail S. No. Name of Interlinked Project along with capacity Status of Environment Clearance 1. M/s. J. K. Cement Ltd. EC has been granted by MoEF&CC Expansion of existing clinker and cement manufacturing vide letter No J-11011/267/2013-IAII capacity (2.90 MMTPA to 5.65 MMTPA of Clinker Production and (I), dated 08.09.2016. 3.45 MMTPA to 7.05 MMTPA of Cement Production), Captive Power Plant from 25 MW to 60 MW by installation of an additional Coal based Captive Power Plant of 35 MW and WHRB from 10 MW to 20 MW by installing an additional Waste Heat Recovery Boiler of 10 MW at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. 2. M/s. J. K. Cement Ltd. EC has been granted by MoEF&CC Expansion of Integrated Cement Plant [Clinker (2.8 MTPA to 5.0 vide letter No J-11011/243/2016-IA.II MTPA); Cement (3.6 MTPA to 6.5 MTPA); CPP (22 MW to 47 (I), dated 23.07.2018. MW); and WHRB (13.2 MW to 15.0 MW) located at Kailash Nagar, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 58 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Total 15.522 MTPA of limestone will be required for above mention existing interlinked cement plants located at Village: Mangrol & Kailash Nagar Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. Table 2.2 Material Balance of Existing Plant

A. Requirement for the Cement Plant

S. Project Name Clinker Capacity Limestone Requirement @ 1.4 times No. (MTPA) MTPA

1 Nimbahera 5.0 MTPA 7.0

2 Mangrol 5.65 MTPA 7.91

B. Requirement for the Captive Power Plant:

1 Captive Power - 0.612 Plant

Total Requirement - 15.522 Till date the limestone requirement of the plant is being fulfilled by five existing mines. Details of same are given below: Table 2.3 Limestone requirement is being/will be fulfilled by below mentioned projects

S. No. Project Name Cement Grade Limestone Remark Capacity (MTPA)

Existing Projects

1 Nimbahera 0.86 EC for reduction in ls production capacity FROM 2.0 Ahirpura to 0.86 Million TPA is under process and expected to obtained in the month of May/June, 2021

2 Maliakhera 5.61 EC for expansion in production capacity from 3.2 Million TPA of Limestone to 6.3 Million TPA of Total Excavation (LS-5.61 Million TPA) is under process and expected to obtained in the month of May/June, 2021

3 Karunda 3.45 EC for expansion in production capacity from 2.0 Million TPA Limestone to 3.80 Million TPA of Total Excavation (LS-3.45 Million TPA) is under process and expected to obtained in the month of May/June, 2021

4 Mangrol- 1.8 EC has been obtained on 3 rd March 2021

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 59 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Tilakhera

5 Mangrol 1.3 EC granted on 6 th August 2010

Current Proposal

6 Nayagaon- 2.502 - Chenpura Limestone Deposit

Total 15.522

To meet the total requirement, company has proposed one additional mine, Nayagaon-Chenpura Limestone Deposit This would not only help in bridging the demand-supply gap of cement in the region, the project will also bring about gains in gross domestic product which will add to the gains in the GDP/GSDP. Total of 58 persons will be employed directly in this mine. Various indirect employment opportunities are also envisaged & various means as source for local people from this mine as well as its interlinked cement plant. With the proposed development in and around the area, there will be supporting facilities/infrastructure eventually leading to the development of the area. The project will help in the overall growth of the region.

2.3 LOCATION OF THE PROJECT (MAP SHOWING GENERAL LOCATION, SPECIFIC LOCATION, PROJECT

BOUNDARY & PROJECT SITE LAYOUT)

The mine site is located at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. The maps showing general location, specific location (Mine Lease boundary) along with geographical coordinates, and geology & geomorphology of the mine site is given in the subsequent sections:

2.3.1 LOCATION MAP (GENERAL AND SPECIFIC)

The map showing general as well as specific location of the project site is as given below-

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 60 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Figure 2.1: Location Map (Showing general as well as specific location of the ML area)

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 61 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2.3.2 GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE STUDY AREA

Geologically, the area represent rocks grouped under Semri, Kaimur, Rewa and Bhander Groups of Vindhyan Super Group of Meso to Neoproterozoic age and is followed by thick pile of basaltic rock of Deccan traps of Upper Cretaceous to Palaogene age, laterite of Cainozoic and Alluvium of Pleistocene to Recent age. The map showing geomorphology and corner co-ordinates of the area are given below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 62 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Mi llion TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Figure 2.2: Map Showing Geomorphology of the Study Area

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 63 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Mi llion TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2.3.3 GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE MINE SITE WITH GEOLOGICAL EXTENTS

Figure 2.3: Map Showing Geomorphology of the Mine Site with Geological Extent

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 64 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2.3.4 PROJECT SITE LAYOUT

A. Land Details The limestone mining activities will be carried out within the mining lease area of 206.354 ha out of which 140.039 ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely Nayagaon & Chenpura. No forest land is involved in the ML area as per revenue record. NOC for the same has been obtained from DFO, Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3878 dated 11.08.2021 and from APCCF vide letter no F-1/Env/2021/2788 dated 16.08.2021. Copy of same is enclosed as Annexure IIIA with this Final EIA/EMP Report. Table – 2.4 Village wise Area Details (In ha) S. No. Villages Private Land Industrial Land Govt. Land Total land

1. Nayagaon 88.279 00 31.835 120.114 2. Chenpura 51.760 3.627 30.853 86.240 Total 140.039 3.627 62.688 206.354 Source: Approved Mining Plan with PMCP, Page no. 5

2.3.5 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE LEASE AREA

Table – 2.5 Salient Features of the lease area

S. No. Particulars Details

1. Village Road One Village road is passing in southern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village road not proposed to be disturbed and 50m statutory safety barrier will be left. In future, if required same will be shifted with due permission of the Concerned Authority.

2. Water bodies
One nala is partly located in southern block trending NW-SE.
50 m safety barrier has been left for protection of same.

3. Electric Lines
There is one LT line is passing in southern part of the lease area.
It will not to be disturbed due to the mining activities during plan period, however, in future same will be shifted with due permission of the Concerned Authority.

4. Railway Line
No railway line is passing through the mining lease; however, a Railway line of Western Railway (Khandwa – Ratlam - Ajmer section) is passing all along the eastern boundary of the ML area at a distance of about 20-175 m from lease boundary. 50 m safety zone will be maintained from railway line. Jawad Road railway station is located at a distance of about 60 m from two non mineralized

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 65 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Block in which mining is not proposed.
Prior approval will be taken f rom the Rail Development Authority for mining and crossing the Railway line for mineral transportation.

5. Habitation 9 nos of Houses falls in eastern boundary of the Southern block of the lease area.

All the site features has been shown in surface plan enclosed as Annexure VIA and shown in google image given below:

Habitation of Nayagaon

Habitation of Chenpura

ML Boundary

Excluded Area

Seasonal Nalla

Tar Road

Habitation within 500 m of ML area

Figure 2.4: Salient features of the lease area:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 66 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2.3.6 PROJECT SITE PHOTOGRAPHS

Mine Site Photographs

Figure 2.5: Photographs showing Mine Site

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 67 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2.4 SIZE OR MAGNITUDE OF OPERATION/SALIENT FEATURES OF OPERATION (INCL. ASSOCIATED

ACTIVITIES REQUIRED BY OR FOR THE PROJECT)

The size and magnitude of the lease area is as given in table 2.6: Table - 2.6 Size or Magnitude of Operation S. No. Particulars Details 1. Area (In ha.) 206.354 ha 2. Total Geological Resources Cement Grade Limestone: 29.067 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 105.275 Million Tonnes 3. Mineable Reserves Cement Grade Limestone: 21.636 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 79.71 Million Tonnes 4. Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Sub grade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA 5. Life of Mine 44 years 6. Method of Mining Fully Mechanized Opencast mining 7. Crusher Capacity 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening. 8. Mining Lease Period 44 years 9. Man Power (Nos.) 58 10. Estimated Cost of the Project Rs. 133.40 Crores

2.5 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES/ FACILITIES PROPOSED

Site services like Crusher, mine office with first aid rooms, rest shelters, Canteen, Lavatory, Drinking water facilities, Power supply, Workshop store etc., are proposed in the east side of M.L Area & their details are given below- Mine office with Workshop/Tool Canteen/shelter shelter room Lavatory first add facility room room for males for males Males Females

2000 M 2 1000 M 2 500 M 2 500 M 2 100 M 2 100 M 2 Source: Approved Mining Plan with PMCP, Page no. 96

Total covered by site services-4200 M 2 Drinking water –Arrangements will be made at various locations, at the rate of 30 liters of piped and sufficiently cooled drinking water per workmen engaged. Adequate lighting arrangements –Two shift working is proposed, however adequate lighting arrangement will be made at quarry face and haulage road as per statutory norms. Apart from above other necessary infrastructural facilities like explosive storage, diesel storage tank, soak pit & septic tank, oil & grease separator, security office etc. will be provided in ML area

2.6 PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION

The proposed mining project will be implemented after obtaining all the statutory clearances and

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consents from the concerned authorities. Proposed schedule for obtaining Clearances and consents for the mining project is given as under: Table - 2.7 Status of Statutory Clearances, Permissions, No Objection Certificates And Consents S. Particulars Date A. Mining Lease Status 1. Prospecting License was granted by State F2-125/2012/12/1 dated 18.04.2013 Government of Madhya Pradesh 2. Letter of Intent was issued by Mineral Resources F 3-57/2018/12/1 dated 29.09.2018 Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal over an area of 206.354 ha 3. Mining Lease was granted by Govt. of Madhya F3-57/2018/12/1 dated 01.12.2020 Pradesh, Bhopal over an area of 206.354 ha 4. Execution and registration of Mining lease 03.12.2020 and 04.12.2020 B. Mining Plan Status 4. Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan was Approved vide letter no MP / Neemuch / Limestone / approved by IBM, Jabalpur MPLN / G-10/2020-21/3274 dated 10.11.2020 C. No Objection Certificates 5.
No Forest Land within Mining lease NOC for the same has been obtained from DFO,
Authentication of Location Map showing Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3878 dated National Park, Wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife 11.08.2021 and from APCCF vide letter no F- corridors, Tiger reserves within 10 km radius 1/Env/2021/2788 dated 16.08.2021. study area. 6. Authentication of flora & fauna separately for core Authentication of flora & fauna along with conservation zone and buffer zone with conservation plan for plan for schedule I species has been approved from DFO, scheduled species-Peafowl, Monitor lizard, Python, Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3880 dated Leopard. 11.08.2021 and from CCF, Ujjain vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/4967 dated 16.08.2021. Further Wildlife Conservation Plan has also been approved from Chief Wildlife Warden over an amount of Rs. 132 Lakh vide letter no WL/Maa. Chi/GEN-274/6096 dated 18.08.2021. 7. NOC from CGWA for withdrawal and de-watering of NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no groundwater. CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021 8. Grant of Consent to Establish (CTE) 30 days from grant of EC (Duration as per MPCB) 9. Grant of Consent for Operate (CTO) 30 days from grant of CTE (Duration as per MPCB)

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2.6.1 PROJECT SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL Table-2.8 Proposed Tentative Schedule for Approval S. No. Activity Description Cumulative Duration (Months) 1. Mining plan preparation & approval by IBM Completed 2. Environment Clearance from MoEF&CC, New Delhi Application submission to MOEF&CC, New Delhi Completed Grant of ToR Completed Baseline Study Conduction Completed October 2020 to December 2020 (Post Monsoon) Submission of PH documents to RSPCB Completed Conducting Public hearing Completed Appraisal from MOEF&CC, New Delhi 60 days Grant of EC by MOEF&CC 60 days 3. Grant of Consent to Establish (CTE) 30 days from grant of EC (Duration as per MPCB) 4. Grant of Consent for Operate (CTO) 30 days from grant of CTE (Duration as per MPCB)

2.6.2 IMPLEMENTATION

Implementation of the proposed mining project will be in accordance with the existing Acts and Rules applicable to mining operations as well as in accordance with any Act/Rule/Guidelines issued by Central or State government time to time. The implementation of the mining project will be done as per the Mining Plan and Progressive Mine Closure Plans approved by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) Jabalpur.

2.6.3 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS

The project requirements such as water, power, man-power, machinery with source of supply are described in the sections below:

2.6.3.1 WATER REQUIREMENT

Total water requirement for the project is 96.5 KLD (92.5 KLD fresh water). Initially, during the plan period total fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground Water after taking the prior approval from CGWA. Fifth year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & grease content. NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021 (Annexure VA ).

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Table – 2.9 Water Requirement S. No. Activities Requirement per day (KLD) 1. Wet Drilling, Crushing, Dust Suppression on haul roads and OB dumps 65 2. Plantation and Greenbelt Development 20 3. HEMM Washing 5 4. Drinking water & Domestic Purpose 2.5 Total 92.5

Total Water requirement=96.5 KLD (Total Fresh water Requirement = 92.5 KLD + 4KLD recycled treated water)

Domestic Plantation Dust Suppression HEMM Washing (2.5 KLD) (20 KLD ) (Fresh Water + Treated Water) (5 KLD) (65 KLD + 4 KLD)

Consumption (0.5 KLD) Consumed 1 KLD Loss

Disposed in Soak Pit via Oil Grease Trap Septic Tank (4 KLD) (2 KLD)

Figure 2.6: Water Balance Diagram

2.6.3.2 POWER REQUIREMENT

About 0.7 MW power will be required for Crusher and other activities which will be met from the M.P Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Corporation Ltd.

2.6.3.3 MAN POWER REQUIREMENT

The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and preference will be given to the locals as per their eligibility and requirement. Various indirect employment opportunities in various activities like site service facilities, horticulture, canteen, rental vehicles, workshops and other grocery shops & utility stores etc. will be developed due to this proposed project. Table - 2.10 Details of Manpower S. No. Designations Nos 1. Full time First Class Mines Manager restricted to open cast mines 1 2. Full time Second Class Mines Manager restricted to open cast mines 1 3. Maintenance Manager 1 4. Mechanical Engineer 1

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5. Mining Engineer (Operations) 2 6. Mining Engineer (Safety) 1 7. Geologist (Exploration & Quality management) 1 8. Geologist (Environmental Management) 1 9. Foreman (Blasting) 2 10. Mining Mate 1 11. Draughtsman 1 12. Clerk, Store Keeper & Time Keeper 3 13. Watchman, Gardner & Pump Operator 3 14. Heavy Equipment operators (Skilled, Semi-skilled) 8 15. Driller 4 16. Mechanics 2 17. Auto electrician 2 18. Welder 1 19. Mechanic helper 2 20. Skilled/Unskilled labours 20 Total 58 Source: Approved Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan Pg-97

2.6.3.4 FUEL REQUIREMENT

Details of likely diesel consumption per tonne of limestone is 0.18 liter/tonne (raising) and 0.52 liter/tonne (Transportation). Steps to be taken for reduction of diesel consumption
Implementation of proper maintenance plan in line with the OEM recommendations
Latest technology energy efficient mining equipment shall be deployed.
Specialized training programmes will be organized with a view to helping the team to get a better understanding of fuel and lubricants and applying this knowledge to improving fuel and lubrication efficiency in mining operations.
Specific Energy consumption will be one of the KPIs and shall be included in employee KRA for their performance appraisal which will prompt the engineers and managers to enquire into the observed Changes in energy efficiency over time.
Periodic benchmarking to measure and identify best-practices within the group companies or across other similar mining units.
Optimizing the time spent by vehicles during the following instances: • Vehicle Travelling while empty • Loading & Unloading • Vehicle Stopped while loaded • Vehicle Travelling while loaded • Vehicle stopped while empty

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2.6.3.5 EXTENT OF MECHANIZATION The machinery & equipment will be required for mining operation given in table 2.11: Table - 2.11 Machinery & Equipment for Mining Motive S. No Name of the Machinery Capacity Nos hp power 1 Hydraulic Excavator Kobalco 520 3.9 m 3 3 Diesel 335 2 Hydraulic Excavator Komatsu 1250 3.9m 3 3 Diesel 651 3 Tipper HM 1035 24 t 10 Diesel 372 4 Dumper Tata EH600 35 t 6 Diesel 525 5 Dumper Komatsu cAT720 55 t 6 Diesel 715 55 ATLAS COPCO 6 Wagon Drill 6 - - 110 MM DIA 7 Air Compressor 450 cfm 4 Diesel 265 As per the 8 Spare parts - - requirement 120-140 9 Rock breaker CP 1650 3 - Pressure bar 10 Rock splitter 1 Diesel Mining safety equipments as safety shoes, 11 Safety equipment MMR 1961 helmets, hand gloves, Leg guard etc. Mining equipment such as crowbar, PICK-AXE, 12 As per the requirement SPADE, CHISEL etc. Source: Approved Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan Pg No.-69.

2.7 TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION

2.7.1 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

Geologically, the area represent rocks grouped under Semri, Kaimur, Rewa and Bhander Groups of Vindhyan Super Group of Meso to Neoproterozoic age and is followed by thick pile of basaltic rock of Deccan traps of Upper Cretaceous to Palaogene age, laterite of Cainozoic and Alluvium of Pleistocene to Recent age. The ‘Binota Shale' is the lower most unit of the Khorip/Semri Group. The regional Geological successions are given below- Table - 2.12 Litho-Stratigraphic section of the Bhima basin S. No. Lithology Statigraphic Status Age 1. Alluvium Recent Pleistocene to Recent 2. Laterite - Cainozoic 3. 5 AA & 2 Pahoehoe Type Basaltic Flow Kankariya Malwa Upper Cretaceous

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3 AA Basaltic Flows Pirukheri Group to Paleogene Formation 4. Pebbles, Cobbles and Boulders Embedded in Antralia Lower Upper a Ferruginous and Sandy Clay Matrix Boulder Gondwana Carboniferous to Bed (=Talchir) Permian 5. Singoli Limestone with Argillaceous Bands Bhander Group Neo Proterozic Ganurgarh Shale with Siltstone Interbeds 6. Umar Sandstone Rewa Group Ratangarh Shale With Siltstone Interbeds Dehpura Sandstone, Agrillaceous at Top & Vindhyan Bottom Super Panna Shale With Siltstone, Limestone Group Interbed 7. Diken Quartzitic Sandstone Kaimur Group Panoli Shale With Interbeds of Siltstone Morwan Quartzitic Sandstone, Coarse and Gitty near the base 8. Suket Shale With Interbeds of Siltstone and Khorip/Semri Meso Proterozoic Sandstone. Nimbahera Limestone Bari Shale Jhiran Sandstone Binota Shale Bhilwara Group Archaean Source: Approved Mining Plan & Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Page no. 17

2.7.2 LOCAL GEOLOGY

Geology of the mining lease area The rocks exposed in the area, under consideration, apparently belong to Khorip Group (previously known as Semri Series) under the Lower Vindhyan of Vindhyan Super Group. In Nayagaon-Chenpura Limestone Deposit, vast area comprising 206.354 ha consists of a conformable sedimentary package of shale and limestone. The general trend of rock formations is N-S, NNE-SSW to NE-SW with generally shallow to moderate dip either easterly or westerly. The western part of the area is occupied by Shale or it is terminal area of mineralization while eastern part of the area shows limestone mineralization proved from 17m to 98m depth i.e. middle to eastern part of central zone in Chenpura village and northern part of the area i.e. Nayagoan village has been proved for 40-69mthick limestone and this limestone is resting over the Calcareous Shale/Shale. The local stratigraphic succession in the ML area is as follows:-
Soil/ Alluvium
Grey Limestone (GL)
Pink Limestone-2

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Light Greenish Grey Limestone with thin interbands of greenish calcareous Chert (LGL)
Pink Limestone-1 • Limestone interbanded with shale • Calcareous Shale • Grey, green, brown Shale • Sandstone/Grit/Conglomerate (Source: Approved Mining Plan & Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Page no. 18) Description of Litho units Sandstone/Grit/Conglomerate This is the oldest unit exposed close to western ML boundary. Though this formation was a part of PL area, but in ML it is deducted. This forms a linear strike-ridge in the west-central part of the area close to the village Chenpura in the Central block. The conglomerate is polymictic with large pebbles (2-3cm dia) of mainly sandstone, quartz vein and quartzite. The pebbles are well rounded with low to moderate sphericity. The matrix is siliceous. The grit contains numerous sand grains of grit size which may be sub-rounded to sub-angular. The matrix is predominantly ferruginous with a distinct brownish color due to aerial oxidation. Stratigraphically, the unit may be considered as the part of the Jhiran sandstone and conglomerate formation of the Khorip Group. Shale This overlies the sandstone unit. Outcrops of greenish/reddish brown shale are found in the western part of the southern and northern block of the ML area. The rock is fine to medium grained, thinly bedded and flaggy, often containing coarser detrital/clastic white mica grains in considerable amount at places. In contact with the overlying limestone, it is often calcareous. In drill cores, the shale tends to be pinkish to brownish in color. Stratigraphically, this unit may be equated with the Bari Shale formation overlying Jhiran Sandstone of Khorip Group. Carbonate rocks in the ML area Different types of limestone mapped in the area are described below: Pink Limestone (PL) There are two stratigraphic bands of this unit: PL-1 (older) and PL-2 (younger). PL-1 overlies the Shale horizon in the western part of the deposit, while PL-2 directly overlies the Light Greenish Grey limestone and in turn overlies PL-1. Both PL-1 and PL-2 look similar megascopically and hence are described together. The rock is light pink to dark pink in color, compact, fine-grained and often shows stringers of calcite and quartz-calcite aggregates. Light Greenish Grey Limestone This limestone is light grey to light greenish grey in color. This is the most predominant carbonate rock exposed in the prospect. It is fine-grained, micritic and compact in nature. Occurrence of thin shale partings is also observed. Grey Limestone This is the youngest unit exposed in the ML with restricted occurrence in the eastern part of the deposit overlying the light greenish grey limestone. The rock is grey to dark grey in colour, has a

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fine grained texture and is compact in nature. The occurrence of thin calcite veins and shale partings is commonly observed. STRUCTURE Regionally, the rocks of Lower Vindhyan which essentially a conformable sedimentary package of sandstone-shale-carbonate sequence belonging to the Khorip Group of Precambrian age. These rocks are a little deformed and the general trends of rocks show NNW - SSE and shallow dip towards either east or west. The regional trend of the formations as controlled by the first folding is nearly N-S. This has a strong bearing in the exploration of limestone in the ML area. The elongation of the area is roughly N-S while the trend of the formations in the central part of the Southern and Northern blocks is NNE-SSW. As a result of this, the basal formations including the shale and sandstone units get exposed in the PL area adversely affecting the economic potential of the prospect. Surface geological plan & Section is enclosed as Annexure VIB & VIC respectively. TOPOGRAPHY & DRAINAGE IN LEASE AREA

Topography The area has a very gently undulating with flat terrain. The general slope of the terrain is from south to north and maximum elevation is 472m AMSL in the southern part and the minimum elevation is 450m AMSL in the northern part of the lease area. Drainage pattern Regionally the area is marked by dendritic drainage pattern mainly comprising primary and secondary streamlets following the gradient from south to north and discharge majority of surface runoff into westerly side of the lease area. The area is generally flat and gently undulating, dissected by streamlets which ultimately drain into the nallas. There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE, and another is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area, forming the boundary. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area, however nallas are partly within the lease area. Based on the observations from nearby wells and water bodies, the water table in the area ranges from 15m to 25m.

2.7.3 DETAILS OF EXPLORATION AND RESOURCES

2.7.3.1 EXPLORATION CARRIED OUT IN THE AREA

A total of 2235.60m drilling was done during PL period in 56 borehole in Nayagaon—Chenpura area with bore hole depth varying from 7.0 m to 98 m. In stratiform deposit: The area is explored by carrying out land survey, leveling and contouring with contour interval of 1 meter. Surface geological mapping was done on a scale of 1:4000 and extensive core drilling was done on a grid interval of 200 x 200 meter and 400 x 400 meter. The regional strike of rock is NNE- SSW to NE-SW with sub horizontal to low dip 5 0 to 25 0 toward E/W. as the drilling was conducted on a both 200m and 400m grid plans, hence reserve/resources have been considered under G1 & G

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2 extent of G1 & G2 are well marked on geological plan & section. Feasibility axis: The area is virgin. The present mining lease is being considered for grant for the first time. Cement grade limestone of the area is to be used in applicant owned cement plant for making of cement. As the entire lease area has not been explored at G1 level of exploration hence the area explored under G2 level is considered under prefeasibility resource & in coming year after the execution of lease the prefeasibility status will be converted in to feasibility status after carrying out detailed exploration in the area marked under G2 to bring it under G1 category. UNFC categorization of reserves Geological characteristics of the mining lease area Table – 2.13 Exploration Details S. No. Level of Exploration Area covered (In ha) 1 G1 – Detailed Exploration 117.34 (Southern Block) 2 G2 – General Exploration 70.74 (Northern Block) 3 Non-Mineralized Area 18.274 Total 206.354

Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Pg no 32 & 46 Table – 2.14 Total Resources in ML Area under G1 & G2 S. No. Level of Exploration Geological Resources in (In Million Tonnes) Total Limestone *Cement Grade *Sub Grade 1. G1 - Detailed Exploration 80.753 28.264 52.489 2. G2 - General Exploration 53.589 0.803 52.786 3. G3 - Prospecting NA NA NA 4. G4 - Reconnaissance NA NA NA Total Quantity of Resources 134.343 29.067 105.275 Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Pg no 49 Note: Cut-off grade of limestone of Cement Plant is having >44% CaO and <3.5% of MgO. On the basis of this the Cement Grade Limestone resources above cut-off limit is 29.067 MT inclusive of both the blocks. DETAILS OF THE MINERAL RESOURCE & RESERVES Table – 2.15 Mineable Reserves of Southern Block as per UNFC Classification under G1 Category Quantity and Grade of limestone (In Classification Average Chemical S. No. Code Million Tonnes) Analysis Cement Grade Sub Grade Cement Grade MINEABLE RESERVE A. 121 21.017 39.031 CaO> 44% MgO< Probable Mineral Reserve 2.5%

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REMAINING RESOURCES Sub Grade B. Pre feasibility Mineral 221 7.246 13.457 CaO> 34% to <44% Resources MgO< 4.5% Total 28.263 52.488 Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Pg no. 52 & 53 Table – 2.16 Mineable Reserves of Northern Block as per UNFC Classification under G2 Category Quantity and Grade of S. limestone (In Million Tonnes) Average Chemical Classification Code No. Cement Analysis Sub Grade Grade

Cement Grade MINEABLE RESERVE A. 122 0.619 40.679 CaO> 44% Probable Mineral Reserve MgO< 2.5%

REMAINING RESOURCES Sub Grade B. Prefeasibility Mineral 222 0.184 12.107 CaO> 34% to < 44% Resources MgO< 4.5%

Total 0.803 52.786 Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, Pg no. 53

MINEABILITY OF LIMESTONE OF THIS AREA As per the aforesaid tables it is inferred that the total Cement Grade Limestone in the area is 21.636 Million Tonnes comprising of both blocks, whereas the Sub-grade Limestone quantity in both blocks is 79.71 Million Tonnes. STACKING AND USE The sub grade of limestone will be stacked temporarily in the lease area and screening of desired grade as per availability of sweetener grade will be done near the plant area and accordingly it will be used in the captive plant.

2.7.3.2 MINABLE ORE RESERVES AND ANTICIPATED LIFE OF THE MINE

Total Reserves: 101.346 Million Tonnes
Proposed production during the plan period: 5.059 Million Tonnes
Balance Reserves available after the plan period: 96.287 Million Tonnes
Balance life of Mine: 96.287/2.502 = 38.48 Years, Says 39 years
Hence the total life of mine: 5 + 39 = 44 Years (including the present plan period) Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, pg no 74

2.7.3.3 USE OF MINERAL

Limestone mined out from this proposed Mine will be utilized for captive use in Proposed Integrated Cement Plant by M/s J.K. Cement Ltd.

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2.7.4 PROCESS DESCRIPTION Top soil will be used for plantation SOIL REMOVAL Sub soil/Alluvium will be used for backfilling

WET DRILLING

CONTROLLED BLASTING

OB/WASTE REMOVAL ROM EXCAVATION

LOADING

CEMENT GRADE LIMESTONE SUB GRADE REMOVAL

HAULING

LOADING LOADING

Use for Backfilling HAULING HAULING

CRUSHING (CRUSHER TO BE Initial 5 years stacked within INSTALLED WITHIN THE LEASE) the lease area

Limestone dispatched to cement In future dispatched to cement plant via road plant, blend with high grade limestone & use for Cement making

Figure 2.7 Process Flow Chart of Mining

2.7.4.1 PROPOSED METHOD OF MINING

The area is being is completed for mining lease for first time. It is a completely a virgin land, unbroken & fully ready for excavation of minerals/rock encompassed in it.
Mining operations will be carried out by fully mechanized opencast method.
Drilling will be carried out by compressed air fed wagon drills.
Conventional blasting will be done using SME/ ANFO.
NONEL (Non-Electrical Initiation system) for blasting will be adopted.
Loading will be done by Hydraulic Excavators and transport of mineral will be done by dumper to crusher (Initially 500 TPH capacity of crusher will be installed within the lease area & latter on additionally, 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher to be installed).

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 79 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Excavated limestone will be transported to the crusher through dumpers via haul road. Further crushed limestone to be transported to the existing interlinked Cement Plants located at Kailash Nagar, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan and at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan through tippers via road (eastern side) adjacent to the Railway track nearby the NH-79. Drilling: Drilling hole for blasting is proposed to be done by the compressed air wagon drills. Blasting will be adopted with require member of hole & row under a plan approved & permitted by the DGMS. The safe limit of vibration is 10mm/second. Non eclectic detonators will be used for initiation to ensure maximum safety. Table 2.17 Broad drilling parameters Burden Spacing Depth of the hole Output/hole A x B Meterage that can be A 8 C X C X Bulk density drilled per working day of lime stone from one shift working 3m 3.5m 6-7m 3 x 3.5 X 7=73.5 x 48m 2.5=183.75 tonnes

Blasting:

The lime stone is fine to medium grained & compact in nature. Heaving and breaking of the limestone as well as shale/sandstone will be required, that can be achieved by effective blasting economically. About 90% of the lime stone will be required to be blasted, while the rest will be generated by impact. Drilling of blast is proposed to be done by compressed air fed wagon drills. Table 2.18 Broad parameters of Blasting : Spacing 3.5 m Burden 3.0 m Depth of hole 6-7 m Powder factor 8 t/kg Dia of hole 110 mm Source- As per approved mining plan with PMCP pg no.71 Type of explosive to be used Name Type/specification ANFO Locally mixed at the specified station near explosive magazine specific gravity; 0.82 – 0.95 g/cm 3 Cast Booster 125 Gram weight Dia 35 to 75 mm Booster charge 83 mm Dia 2.78 kg Column charge 83 mm dia 2.78 kg NOEL 450MS (DTH) Down the HOLE TUBES OF DIFFERENT LENGTH (4 m to 10 m) NONEL 17/25/42/65MS Trunk line delay Cord relay 17/25 millisecond

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 80 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Source- As per approved mining plan with PMCP pg no.72 Explosive consumption

Powder factor; 1 kg/8 tonnes Average daily excavation: 2.50 MT/300 =8333 tonnes Average quantity of explosive require per day =8333/8=1041.67 kg This quantity will be changed after enhancement of production as well as where the mining is done in OB as hard strata like shale/sandstone/siltstone. Storage of explosive: Initially, explosive will be purchased from the authorized agencies holding the licensee i.e. from the controller of explosive Agra or Nagpur. After that a magazine of capacity 05 tons might be installed within the ML area as shown on plan with all precautionary & statutory provision of safety will be adopted. Crushing with Screening Limestone will be loaded by hydraulic excavator into the dumper and dumper will transported to crusher (located in Mining area), stockyard through well maintained haul roads. Capacity of Crusher is 2 x 500 TPH with Screening (In Phased Manner, initially 500 TPH will be installed and later on additional 500 TPH crusher will be installed). The limestone is utilized for cement manufacturing by dry process. There is no wet processing or beneficiation necessary to upgrade the limestone. Also the quality of limestone is quite uniform and rather slightly better than the average quality required for manufacture of cement. Only crushing of limestone is required which is presently being carried out in plant periphery. Looking towards conservation of fuel oil (transportation expenses), installation of crushing with screening arrangement is done within the ML area. Crushed limestone will be transported through tipper up to both the cement plants of Nimbahera & Mangrol. Feasibility of OLBC will be explored for transportation of crushed limestone from crusher to cement plant. The thin layer of top soil which exist in mine is being removed and used for green belt development. The sub-grade mineral is being loaded with excavator and transported to sub-grade stock. The use of Sub-grade mineral stacked is not possible until technological up-gradation takes place hence no proposal towards utilization of Sub-grade mineral is there. The blasted Cement grade limestone is being loaded by excavator and transported by Dumper to Crusher. The design capacity of the crusher is 500 TPH. The input size of the material being dumped in Crusher hopper is 1.2 X 1.2 X 1.2 Cu.m and the output size is 50 mm. A screen is installed at Crusher which screen out fine clay of -6 mm size and segregated by screen reject belt conveyor. The screen reject material is further used in haul road maintenance, levelling and balance reject material is being dumped in waste dumps. There is also a provision of bypassing the screen. The screen is kept in the circuit only when clay mixed limestone is being fed.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 81 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Table-2.19 Nayagaon- Chenpura Limestone Crusher Plant Martial balance (2 nos. X 500 TPH= 1000 TPH) S. No. Parameter UOM Crusher-1 Crusher-2 Total 1 Material -- Limestone 2 ROM from mines to Crusher MT 1251000 1251000 2502000 3 Mine working days Nos. 300 300 300 Production per day (2929 MT Cement grade and TPD 4175 4174 8349 4 5420 MT subgrade limestone) 5 Input Feed to the Crushing Plant TPH 510 510 1020 6 Material Passing through Wobbler Feeder (20%) TPH 102 102 204 7 Screen/Reject (2 % in average) TPH 10 10 20 8 Material Passing through Crusher TPH 408 408 816

Figure 2.8: General Flow Diagram of Crusher-I

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 82 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Figure 2.9: General Flow Diagram of Crusher-II Table - 2.20 Mining Details S. No. Particulars Details 1. Mining Method Fully Mechanized Opencast Method 2. Production Capacity Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA 3. Total Geological Resources Cement Grade Limestone: 29.067 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 105.275 Million Tonnes 4. Total Mineable Reserves Cement Grade Limestone: 21.636 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 79.71 Million Tonnes 5. Life of Mine 44 Years 6. Bench Height 6 m 7. Bench Width 10 m 8. Overall pit slope 45⁰

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 83 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

9. Site Elevation 450 - 472 10. General Ground Level 467 11. Working Depth during Plan Period 448 (19 m bgl) 12. Working depth during Conceptual Period 388 (84 m bgl) (Northern Block) 393 (79 m bgl) (Southern Block)

13. Ground Water Level Post Monsoon: 16 - 18 m bgl Pre Monsoon: 18 - 20 m bgl 14. Number of Working days 300 15. Number of Working Shifts 2 Shifts

2.8 YEAR WISE PRODUCTION & EXCAVATION DETAILS FOR FIRST 5 YEARS

Year-wise production for first five years has been given in table 2.21: Table - 2.21 Year-wise Proposed Excavation Details (in Tonnes ) Total ROM OB Mineralized Year Cement Grade Sub Grade Zone Volume 90% of Soil/Alluvium OB/ SB/ IB Limestone 35% Limestone 65% Total Excavation 1st Year 204341 19512 36346.46 71520 132821 2nd Year 509833 13714 90683.20 178440 331393 3rd Year 808255 19986 143764.70 282890 525365 4th Year 1034670 24476 184037.01 362135 672535 5th Year 2502654 47723 445147.12 875929 1626725 Total 5059753 125411 899978.49 1770914 3288839 Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, pg no 66 Note: Bulk density of Cement & Sub Grade Limestone: 2.5 T/CuM, Soil/Alluvium: 1.4 T/CuM Details of mining w.r.t limestone excavation, top soil, alluvium and waste generation within 5 year interval has been prepared and given below: Table 2.22 Block wise details of limestone and waste Block Wise Mining Plan Limestone Life of Million tonnes Waste Mining excavation mine Top soil Aluvium Total generation (Mill. Tonnes) (Yrs) (Mill. Tonnes) 5 and 6 1st five year 5.05 44 0.0198 0.1055 0.1253 0.90

5 2nd five year 12.50 39 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 4 and 7 3rd five year 12.50 34 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 4 4th five year 12.50 29 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 3 5th five year 12.50 24 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 3 6th five year 12.50 19 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 84 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

2 7th five year 12.50 14 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 1 8th five year 12.50 9 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 1 9th five year 8.796 4 0.0412 0.2193 0.2605 2.23 Total 101.346 0.3494 1.8599 2.2093 18.74

2.9 WASTE (OB/Soil) GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT

Generation of Soil, waste & Soil/alluvium during plan period as well as in conceptual period is given below: Table 2.23 Generation of Soil, waste & Soil/alluvium S. N Particulars Details 1. During Plan period A Generation of Top soil is around 15.84% and alluvium & clay is 84.16% of total soil /alluvium. The soil Top soil will be stacked separately and utilise for plantation. Top soil generation for 1 st 5 years is given below: Year Top Soil (In tonnes) First 3090.70 Second 2172.30 Third 3165.78 Four 3877.00 Fifth 7559.32 Total 19865.10 Management Top soil generated will be used for plantation and green belt development B Generation of Year Alluvium (In tonnes) Soil/alluvium First 16421.30 Second 1541.70 Third 16820.22 Four 20599.00 Fifth 40163.68 Total 105545.90 Management Year wise generation of OB as Soil/alluvium & its dumping is given below: Year Volume of OB as Top Dump size Area X Location of the Soil/alluvium In M 3 Height temporary dump First 13937 1683 M 2 x 6m Waste of five Second 9796 1897 M 2 x 6m year proposal Third 14276 2850 M 2 x 6m Four 17483 3541 M 2 x 6m Fifth 34088 5519 M 2 x 6m Total 89580 15490M 2 x 6m During the plan period about 89580 CuM (0.12541 Million Tonnes) of soil/ alluvium

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 85 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

will be generated which will be temporarily dumped in the western side of the proposed five year working area and these dumps will be re-handled and used for backfilling when the mineral will be exhausted in the working pit. C. Generation of 0.90 million Tonnes waste Management Waste generated from the mine face will be stacked at earmarked area in the mine lease and stabilized by re-grassing. 2. During Conceptual Period Generation of Top 0.35 million tonnes A. soil Management Top soil will be stacked separately and used for plantation purpose Generation of 1.86 million tonnes Soil/alluvium B. Management At the end of conceptual plan Soil/alluvium will be backfill & reclaimed by plantation and & re-grassing Generation of 18.74 million tonnes C waste Management At the end of conceptual plan OB will be backfill & reclaimed by plantation

Source: Approved Mining Plan along with Progressive Mine Closure Plan, page n0 78 Liquid waste
About 2 KLD of domestic waste water generated from the mine office will be disposed in soak pit via septic tank.
About 4 KLD of waste water generated from HEMM Washing will be passed through oil & grease separator and treated water will be used for dust suppression.

2.10 CONCEPTUAL PLAN

As per approved mining plan total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir (Top 2 benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. Conceptual Plan & section is enclosed as Annexure VID & VIE with this Final EIA/EMP Report. Post-Mining Land Use of Core Zone with Environment Management for the mining lease is given in table 2.23:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 86 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Table - 2.24 Post-Mining Land Use of Core Zone Land Use (In Ha.) S. Description Plantation & No. Water Body Public Use Undisturbed Total Re-grassing Excavation (Backfilled) 44.50 - - - 44.50 Excavation (Water Reservoir) - 104.835 - - 104.835 1. Top 2 benches covered under plantation 20.53 - - - 20.53 (out of the water reservoir) Plantation on Safety Zone (i.e. plantation 2. 4.0 - - - 4.0 on safety zone of road, nalla, habitation) Green Belt along the 7.5 m periphery of 3. 11.0 - - - 11.0 the lease 4. Undisturbed Area - - - 21.489 21.489 Total 80.03 104.835 - 21.489 206.354 Source: Derived from Approved Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan

2.11 DESCRIPTION OF MITIGATION MEASURES

The mitigation measures given in this section are for management of the emissions (particulate or gaseous), Noise pollution, solid waste and water pollution generated from the mining operations to meet the environmental standards and environmental operating conditions.

A. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT

During Drilling Operation

Sharp drill bits will be used for drilling and will be maintained periodically to reduce the generation of dust.
Drilling machines will be supplemented by wet drilling system to prevent the dust to get air borne.
Personal protective equipment’s will be provided to drill operators and his helpers. During Blasting Operation
Soil/Over burden clay is removed prior to working in the face.
Controlled blasting will be done in most scientific manner with the use of latest technology (NONEL) and optimizing the blasting parameters to control & prevent the dust to get air borne and also to control the fly rocks.
In place of secondary blasting rock breaker will be used for breaking over size boulders, which reduces the generation of dust and vibration. During loading operation

Latest generation loading equipment’s like hydraulic excavators of large capacity i.e. 3.9 m3 buckets will be used and operated by skilled operators to load dumpers of 35 & 55

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 87 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

tonnes capacity. This will reduce the number of bucket fills from height which will help in generation of much less dust.
The propagation of this dust will be confined to loading point only and does not affect any person. Both the operators of excavator and dumpers present at that point operate the machine from a closed cabin and are also provided with dust masks/cotton cloth. During Crushing and Screening

Flexibles curtains and bag filter will be installed at crusher unloading area to avoid fugitive emission.
Atomized water sprinklers will be installed at crusher site.
Crushed mineral will be transported to interlinked cement plant via road through covered tippers. During Transport operation

Regular maintenance of haul road by grader and compactor;
Regular water spray through permanent sprinklers and water tanker;
Plantation will be done along the main haul road;
Strict speed limit (20-25 km/hr) of vehicles will be implemented.
Vehicles having valid PUC certificates will only be allowed in the transportation of mined out materials. Plantation work

Top soil will be used for the plantation/green belt.
Out of total mining lease area, 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.

B. NOISE LEVEL MANAGEMENT

Use of sharp drill bits to achieve optimum drilling performance and to reduce noise generation at source.
Noise & vibration generated from blasting will be for a very short duration and localized. However, Controlled Blasting will be done in accordance with standards prescribed by DGMS. Blasting will be conducted using ANFO and high explosives. NONEL shall be used to control ground vibration, noise and fly rocks.
Explosives charge per hole and per delay will be maintained as per DGMS guidelines and vibration study.
Blasting will be carried out during day time only and Rock breaker will be used to avoid the secondary blasting.
Regular maintenance, oiling and greasing of machines at regular intervals will be done to reduce generation of noise.
All employees will be provided with protective equipment, earmuffs and earplugs as a protective measure from the high noise level generated at the mine site and wherever required.
Out of total mining lease area, 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 88 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Monitoring of noise and blast vibration will be carried out and record will be maintained.

C. WATER MANAGEMENT

The limestone and associated rocks do not contain any toxic substance so that there will not be any adverse on ground water quality. As the mining progresses in depth, it is likely that there will be seepage along with probability of ground water intersection. However, prior permission will be taken from GWA for intersection of ground water, if any and required measures will be adopted. Periodical monitoring of ground water quality will be carried out. There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area, forming the boundary. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area. However nallas are passing partially within lease. Following measure will be taken-
Protective bunds of 5m width and 2m height along the entire length of nalla will be constructed.
Plantation will be done for stabilization of bunds.
For crossing seasonal nalla, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without affecting the natural course of nalla.
Natural Drains flowing inside the lease area will not be disturbed by the mining activity.
Check dams will be constructed across the seasonal nalla to prevent sedimentation/siltation of natural water courses with prior permission from Concerned Authority.
Garland drains/storm water drains along with siltation ponds at regular intervals will be constructed through proper plan and regularly de-silted and well maintained. Storm Water: Surface Runoff may carry sediments & silts to natural water bodies
Retaining Wall & Garland drains will be constructed around the working mine pits and temporary top soil dump to channelize rain water flowing into working mine pit.
Catch drains and siltation ponds will also be constructed within mine lease to check flow of surface runoff as well as to prevent siltation of natural courses.
Rainwater falling directly into the mine pits will be stored and used for plantation & dust suppression. Waste Water: Waste water will be generated from Workshop as well as Mine Office
Domestic effluent generated from mine office will be disposed off in soak pit via septic tank. About 2 KLD of domestic waste water generated from the mine office will be disposed in soak pit via septic tank.
About 4 KLD of waste water generated from HEMM washing will be passed through oil & water separator and treated water will be used for dust suppression in crushing.

Waste water Clean Dust Settling Oil generated from Water suppression Tank Water washing of Separat

HEMM

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 89 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

D. LAND ENVIRONMENT

One stone road is passing in northern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon in East to Village Charliya in West and Kaccha roads are passing from the lease area. However, these roads along with the safety zone have been already excluded from the granted lease area.
One Village Tar road is passing in southern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village road not proposed to be disturbed.
Safety barrier of 50 m will be left along the both sides of the road.
Plantation will be done for stabilization of bunds .
For crossing the roads, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without diverting the natural route of road
There is one high tension line passing in southern part of the lease area.
It will not to be disturbed due to the mining activities and in future same will be shifted with due permission of the Concerned Authority.
A Railway line of Western Railway (Khandwa – Ratlam - Ajmer section) is passing all along the eastern boundary of the ML area at a distance of about 20-175 m from lease boundary.
50 m safety zone will be maintained from railway line.
Jawad Road railway station is located at a distance of about 60 m from two non mineralized Block in which mining is not proposed.
Prior approval will be taken from the Rail Development Authority for mining and crossing the Railway line for mineral transportation.
Fencing will be done along the railway track, earthen embankment will be made all along the NALA/Roads.
Green Belt will be developed around 7.5 m lease periphery
Apart from development of greenbelt, excavated pits will be converted into water reservoir which will not only help in recharging the ground water but also will be put to community use.

E. GREENBELT/ PLANTATION

The total mining lease area is 206.354 ha and at the end of life of mine, total 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.
Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year.
Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year
Plantation & re-grassing will be carried out on 44.50 ha of backfilled area.
Bench plantation will be developed over an area of 20.53 ha.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 90 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Local and fruit bearing species will be planted after consultation with local forest officer and as per CPCB guidelines.
Density of plantation would be 2500 trees / ha.

2.12 ASSESSMENT OF NEW AND TESTED TECHNOLOGY FOR THE RISK OF TECHNOLOGICAL FAILURE

From the nature and extent of the deposit, the reserves and the quality have been proved with adequate degree of reliability. Therefore, opencast mechanized method is the most feasible method for mining in the proposed mining lease area. Since the mining machineries are rapidly upgrading, project proponent would act fast to adopt more advancee equipment and automation for safer environment friendly mining technology.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 91 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

CHAPTER 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT

3.1 INTRODUCTION

The knowledge of present environment of the core and buffer zone of the proposed mining area is important to assess the impact of various project activities on environment. The knowledge of present day environment is also helpful in planning management of environment and planning of mitigation measures. To assess the baseline environmental quality of the area, field assessment has been conducted considering following components of the environment, viz. land, meteorology, air, noise, water, soil, biological and socio-economic. The relevant information and data (both primary and secondary) were collected in core as well as buffer zone (10 km distance from the Mine Lease boundary) during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) in accordance with the guidelines of MoEF&CC for undertaking EIA Studies and for preparation of EIA/EMP report.

3.2 STUDY AREA AT A GLANCE

Study Area: The study area is an area of 10 km radius (aerial distance) from the proposed Mine site. The area of Mine site (within ML boundary) is considered as core zone and rest of the study area around core zone is known as buffer zone. Study area comprises 2 States (Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh). Mine site is located in Village: Nayagaon of Tehsil: Jawad & Village Chenpura of Tehsil Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. The area of mining lease is considered as core zone.
Core Area: 206.354ha
Buffer Area: 44721.23 ha (within 10 Km radius) The major environmental settings of the study area w.r.t.the mining lease are as given in the table below: Table - 3.1 Environmental Settings of the Area (with approx. Aerial Distance & Direction from the Mining Lease boundary) S. No. PARTICULARS DETAILS (Approximate aerial distance & direction from mine boundary) 1. Nearest Village  Habitation of Gandhi Colony (Adjacent in South East direction)  Habitation of Village Nayagaon (~130 m in North East direction)  Habitation of Village Chenpura (~ 200 m in SSW Direction) 2. Nearest Town/City  Nearest Town: Nimbahera (~ 7.0 km in North direction)  District Headquarter: Neemuch (~10 km in SE direction) 3. Nearest National / State Highway  NH-79 (~200 m in NE direction)  NH-56 (~7.5 km in WNW direction) 4. Railway Station  Jawad Road Railway Station (~60 m in East direction)  Bisalwas Kalan Railway Station (~2.5 Km in SSE direction)

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S. No. PARTICULARS DETAILS (Approximate aerial distance & direction from mine boundary)  Nimbahera Railway Station (~8.5 km in NNW direction) 5. Nearest Airport Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur (~87.0 km in WNW direction) 6. National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, No National Park, Wild Life Sanctuaries, Biosphere Reserves, Tiger Biosphere Reserves within 10 km Reserves, Wildlife Corridors, etc. falls within the study area. radius study area 7. Reserve Forests (RF) / Protected  Chapropl Bir Block (~7.0 Km in SSW direction) Forests (PF) etc. within 10 km  Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction) radius study area.  Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction) 8. River/Water Body within 10 km  There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. radius study area One is located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area, forming the boundary.  Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area.  Daru Nadi (~2.5 Km in West direction)  Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction)  Kadamali Nadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction)  Gambhir Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) 9. Inter-State Boundary Rajasthan-Madhya Pradesh adjacent in North direction 10. Aravali range Mine site does not fall in Aravali Range. NOC for the same has been obtained from Office of Collector vide letter No 923/Mineral/2021 dated 20.07.2021. (Annexure IV) 11. Seismic Zone Zone – II as per IS: 1893 (Part-I): 2002 Source: Site Visit & Pre- Feasibility Report

The map showing environmental settings within 10 km from the mine site is given on the next page.

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Figure: 3.1 Map Showing Environmental Settings of the 10 km Radius Area of the Mining Lease Boundary

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3.3 STUDY PERIOD

The relevant information and data (both primary and secondary) were collected in core as well as buffer zone (10 km distance from the plant boundary) during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) in accordance with the guidelines for preparation of EIA studies in order to assess the impact of the mine site within the 10 Km study area on existing physical, biological and social environment.

3.4 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS

Information on the following components/parameters were collected to understand the existing scenario of the core and buffer area: 1. Land Use & Land Cover 2. Meteorology 3. Air Environment 4. Noise Environment 5. Water Environment 6. Soil Environment 7. Biological Environment 8. Socio-economic Environment

3.5 BASELINE DATA COLLECTION

Baseline environment data on various components of the environment in the study area were collected during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) to assess the present scenario of the area. Details are given in the table given below: Table - 3.2 Baseline data collection During Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Primary data S. Environmental Monitoring Secondary data No. component Parameters Frequency Methodology locations 1. Land use and Once in a Study area Field survey Satellite image from land cover season NRSC, Hyderabad Land Soil Once in a 8 As per IS - season 2720/USDA 2. Temperature, Hourly 1 -- IMD book Relative (Climatological Meteorology Humidity, normals 1981-2010) Wind Speed, Wind Direction, rain fall

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3. PM10, PM2.5, (24 hourly), 10 CPCB Guidelines -- Air SO2 and NO2 twice a week /NAAQS/IS 5182

O3, Pb, CO, NH3, Once in a

C6H6, BaP, As, Ni season 4. Equivalent noise Once in a 10 CPCB Guidelines -- Noise levels in Leq dB season /IS 9989 (A) (day & night time) 5. Parameters as Once in a - IS 10500-2012 -- Surface Water per IS 10500-2012 season

6. Ground Once in a 8 - Water/Drinking season water 8. Flora and fauna Once in a Study area Quadrate - Biological season method/random Environment sampling 9. Socio- Economic Once in a Study area Field survey • Census data, 2011 status season through • Medical facilities Socio- questionnaire, and records for Economic group Neemuch and Environment discussion and Chittorgarh Block. random • Tehsil Map sampling

3.5.1 INSTRUMENTS USED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE DATA COLLECTION

The following instruments were used at the site for environmental baseline data collection work. 1. Respirable Dust Sampler with attachment for gaseous Pollutants, Envirotech APM 460. 2. Fine Particulate Matter (FPS) Sampler APM 550 3. Sound Level Meter Model Envirotech SLM - 100 4. Digital D.O. Meter Model - 831 E (CPCB Kit) 5. Weather Monitoring Station Model Enviro WM 271 6. Water Level Indicator and 7. Global Positioning System (GPS) Apart from collecting samples of air, water, noise and soil from representative sampling points given in proceeding sections, the data on land use, vegetation and agricultural crops were also collected by the field team through interaction with a large number of local inhabitants of the study area and different Government departments/agencies. This provided an excellent opportunity to the members of the field team for obtaining clear scenario of the existing environment of the study area.

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3.6 LAND USE / LAND COVER STUDY

DATA USED Current vintage data of Indian Remote Sensing Satellite RESOURCESAT-2 (L4FMX) digital FCC (False Color Composite) has been used for preparation of Land use/ Land cover thematic map of study area. Satellite image has been procured from National Remote Sensing Centre, Hyderabad. Survey of India toposheet as a reference map on 1:50,000 scale has been used for preparation of base layer data like road, rail network and villages for geo-referencing of satellite image.

S. No. Particulars Details 1. Satellite Image RESOURCESAT-2A (LISS-IV) 2. Vintage Date 19 th febuary , 2021 3. Satellite Data Source NRSC, Hyderabad 4. SOI Toposheets No G43U10, G43U11, G43U14, G43U15

5. Software Used Earth Resources Data Analysis System (ERDAS) Imagine 9.2

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3.6.1 LAND USE / LAND COVER DETAILS OF STUDY AREA

Figure 3.2: Land Use / Land Cover Map of the Study Area

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Figure 3.3: Land Use / Land Cover Map of the Study Area

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The land use and land cover details of the Study area are given in Table - 3.3. Table - 3.3 Land Use / Land Cover Details of Study Area S. No. Legend Area (in ha) Area (in %) 1. Water Bodies 120.83 0.27 2. River/ Nallah 411.04 0.92 3. Agriculture Land 33285.23 74.43 4. Vegetation/Plantation 1167.79 2.61 5. Forest land 162.74 0.36 6. Mine Quarry 525.05 1.17 7. Open Land 89.44 0.20 8. Open Scrub Land 2843.25 6.36 9. Stony waste 3700.80 8.28 10. Human Settlement 2105.00 4.71 11. Railway 96.04 0.21 12. Road 101.23 0.23 13. Industry 112.79 0.25 Total Area 44721.23 100.00 Source: LU/LC Map for Buffer Zone

3.6.2 INTERPRETATION OF THE LAND USE/LAND COVER STUDY

Cropping pattern of the Study area:

The entire study area is majorly a plain topography. Agriculture is the dominant occupation of the district. The primary survey is done for the study period in the month of December which is categorized under the Rabi season. As per the primary data collection, the principle and commercial crops observed in the buffer area are Jowar, Bajra, Gram & Tur dal etc. The rabi crops include wheat, barley, chickpea/gram (pulses), mustard (oilseeds) etc. The main source of irrigation within the buffer area was observed to be done mainly by rain supported tanks/pond by tube/ bore wells.  Water Bodies such as ponds/ lakes comprises of 0.27 % of the total buffer area. As per the primary survey and SOI Toposheet, there are foure major water bodies present in the 10 km radius of the study area and they are: Daru Nadi, Nimbahera Nadi, Kadamali Nadi, Gambhir Nadi.The agriculture fields of the buffer area are majorly rainfed. However, canal and Ponds/lakes are also used for irrigation. The farmers are using the water conservation technology such as drip irrigation technology for watering the fields.  The study area mainly comprises of Agriculture land (33285.23ha), Open Scrub land (2843.25ha), Plantation/Vegetation (1167.79ha), open land (89.44ha) with 74.43%, 6.36%, 2.61%, 0.20% of area falling under respectively.  The buffer zone studied has no ecological sensitive area (National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve/ Protected forest/ Reserve forest etc.). However there are Chapropl Bir Block

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(~7.0 Km in SSW direction), Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction), Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction) from mine site. Only 2.61% of the buffer area consists of vegetation/plantation and 14.84% of the area is occupied by Open land/open scrub land/ stony waste. The types of shrubs observed during the primary field survey are Calotropis gigantean (Akra), Ziziphus mauritiana(Ber), Datura metel (Dhatura), Lantana camera, Ricinus communis (Arandi) etc. and the type of trees species were observed in the study area are: Azadirachta indica (Neem), Dalbergia sissoo (Shisham), Delonix regia (Gulmohar), Mangifera indica (Mango), Annona squamosa (Sitaphal), Butea monosperma (Palas), Polyalthia longifolia (Ashok), Prosopis juliflora (Vilayati babool), Madhuca indica (Mahua), Diospyros melanoxylon (Tendu) etc.  4.71 % of the total study area is occupied by the Human settlement wherein the village Nayagaon & Chenpura are the nearest village from the mine site.

3.7 SEISMICITY AND FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION OF THE AREA

Many parts of the Indian subcontinent have historically high seismicity. Seven catastrophic earthquakes of magnitude greater than 8 (Richter scale) have occurred in the western, northern and eastern parts of India and adjacent countries in the past 100 years. Approx. 59 % of the land area of India is vulnerable to seismic hazard damage. In India, seismic zones are divided into four zones i.e. V, IV, III and II. Details of the seismic zones are given in Table - 3.4. Table - 3.4 Seismic Zones in India Intensity of Earthquake (on S. No. Seismic Zone Risk Mercalli Intensity Scale) 1. Zone – V Very High Risk Zone IX and above 2. Zone – IV High Risk Zone VIII 3. Zone – III Moderate Risk Zone VII 4. Zone – II Low Risk Zone VI and below

Source: www.ndma.gov.in/images/guidelines/earthquakes.pdf

Madhya Pradesh state lies in earthquake zones II. Recent Earthquakes occurred in the Area are given as under: 02 June 1927 - Umaria area, Madhya Pradesh, Mw 6.4 (9) This earthquake was located in Madhya Pradesh's Umaria District. It was a deep-seated event and was felt (12) at Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh and Dehri-on-Son in Bihar as well as in many parts of central and eastern India. 11 April 1929 - Badarwas-Digod area, Madhya Pradesh. This earthquake was located in Madhya Pradesh's Badarwas –Digod Area. Maximum observed intensity VII .

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5 June 1930 - Sirsod-Shivpuri area, Madhya Pradesh, Ms 5.6 (1) Maximum observed intensity VII (7). This earthquake is also referred to as the Lukwasa earthquake. 25 August 1957 - Lalburra-Tikari area, Madhya Pradesh, Ms 5.5 (1) The district of Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh and Bhandara in Maharashtra were affected. 25 fatalities are reported for this event. The epicentre of this earthquake was north of the town of Waraseoni in Madhya Pradesh and the town of Gondia in Maharashtra. 18 April 1987 - Paunar-Amarwara area, Madhya Pradesh, mb 4.9 (8) Felt in the epicentral area. 31 August 1994 - Gwalior-Gohad (Bhind) area, Madhya Pradesh, Ms 4.8 (3) Maximum observed intensity MSK VI and VII (1) in an area to the south of Bhind and east of Gwalior. Felt at MSK IV-V (1) in many northern districts of Madhya Pradesh and adjoining areas of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. This event is known as the Bhind earthquake. 22 May 1997 - Barela-Jabalpur area, Madhya Pradesh, Mw 5.8 (8) 38 people were killed, and more than a thousand were hurt in the city of Jabalpur and the surrounding areas. This was the first major earthquake to be centred near a densely populated urban area since 1947. 16 October 2000 - Kundam area, Madhya Pradesh, Mb 4.4 A light earthquake struck Jabalpur and the adjoining parts of eastern Madhya Pradesh, on 16 October 2000 at 18:11 PM local time and was felt in many parts of the region resulting in minor damage. It had a magnitude of Mb=4.4. According to the “Vulnerability Atlas - 2nd Edition; Peer Group, Ministry of Health (MoH) and UPA; based on digitized data of SOI, GOI; Seismic Zones of India Map, IS 1893 – 2002, BIS, GOI, Seismotectonic Atlas of India and its environs, GIS, GOI” (as shown in Figure-3.3) the project site falls in Seismic zone II i.e. Low Damage Risk Zone.

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MINE SITE

Figure: 3.4 Seismic Zone Map Showing Mine Site falls in Zone II

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3.8 FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION OF THE AREA

As per the “Vulnerability Atlas-2nd Edition; Peer Group, Ministry of Housing (MoH) and UPA (Urban Povery Alleviation); based on digitized data of SOI, GOI; Flood Atlas, Task Force Report, C.W.C., GOI” the mine site does not fall under “area liable to flood”. Flood Hazard Zonation Map showing the mine site is given in Figure - 3.5

MINE SITE

Figure: 3.5 Flood Hazard Zonation Map of the Area

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3.9 TOPOGRAPHY & DRAINAGE PATTERN

Topography The area has a very gently undulating with flat terrain. The general slope of the terrain is from south to north and maximum elevation is 472m AMSL in the southern part and the minimum elevation is 450m AMSL in the northern part of the lease area. Drainage Pattern Regionally the area is marked by dendritic drainage pattern mainly comprising primary and secondary streamlets following the gradient from south to north and discharge majority of surface runoff into westerly side of the lease area. The area is generally flat and gently undulating, dissected by streamlets which ultimately drain into the nallas. There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE, and another is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area, forming the boundary. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area. Based on the observations from nearby wells and water bodies, the water table in the area ranges from 16-18 Post Monsoon season & 18-20 Pre-Monsoon season.

3.10 CLIMATE AND RAINFALL

The area experiences sweltering summer season and chilly cold in the winter months with moderate to low rain fall. The area witnesses subtropical climate and receives an average rainfall of 940 mm annually. The variation in temperature is from 25°C to about 46°C in summer and 4°C to about 22°C during winter. The wind generally blows in northeast direction. The monsoon sets in by June and retreats by September. Relative humidity averages from 18% to 80% in a year. Proposed mining operation will adopt all type of mitigating measures thus no adverse effect on environment may be caused. Additionally, standard norms will be adopted for protection of environment. EVAPORATION: When the insolation is greater, temperature will be higher, thus, evaporation will be higher too. The evaporation is maximum in the month of May and minimum during the months of December and January. RAINFALL: The annual average rainfall in the region is around 940 mm (average of last fifteen years rainfall data from 2006-2020) varying from minimum 558 mm in 2020 to maximum 1879 mm in 2019.

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Table - 3.5 Rainfall data for last 15 years S. No. Year Rainfall (in mm) S. No. Year Rainfall (in mm) 1 2006 1395.52 9 2014 893.14 2 2007 649.07 10 2015 787.35 3 2008 895.32 11 2016 1115.21 4 2009 647.26 12 2017 682.93 5 2010 834.35 13 2018 808.43 6 2011 1022.04 14 2019 1879.27 7 2012 817.04 15 2020 558.32 8 2013 1125.68 Avearge: 940 Source: India Meteorological Department

3.11 LIST OF INDUSTRIES / MINES IN STUDY AREA

The list of existing industries and mines in the 10 km radius of the mine site is summarized in the table given below: Table - 3.6 List of industries/ Mines in Study Area S. Industries/Mines Type of Industry Approx. Distance (Mine No. Boundary) and direction from (Centre point of the Mine site) 1 Cement Corporation of India (Closed) Cement Plant ~150 m in East direction 2 Vikram Limestone Mine I_UTCL Limestone Mine ~5.90 Km in West direction 3 Vikram Limestone Mine II_UTCL Limestone Mine ~8.0 Km in WSW direction 4 Vikram Limestone Mine III_UTCL Limestone Mine ~2.20 Km in NE direction 5 Vikram Limestone Mine IV_UTCL Limestone Mine ~9.50 Km in NNE direction 6 Integrated Cement Plant_UTCL at Khor Cement Plant ~4.60 Km in NE direction Note: Beside this Goyal Industry, Super Agro Industry, at Jawad, Hakimi Rope Industries, Neemuch Bypass, Raj Industries, Near Neemuch and Perfect Wire Industries, Near Neemuch are also established in the study area.

3.12 METEOROLOGY

Meteorology plays a vital role in determining the transport and diffusion pattern of air pollutants released into atmosphere. The principal variables include horizontal convective transport (average wind speed and direction), vertical convective transport (atmospheric stability) and topography of the area. Meteorological characteristics of an area are very much important in assessing possible environmental impacts and in preparing environmental management plan.

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Meteorological factors are time dependent and changes with respect to time thus meaningful interpretation can be drawn only from long-term reliable data. For collecting the baseline data, understanding of the meteorological conditions at the project site is done through annual records data obtained from India Meteorological Department (IMD). The prime importance of understanding the factor wind speed/wind direction from the IMD data was to determine the baseline monitoring sites for air with respect to the direction of the dominant meteorological factor. The nearest IMD stations to the mine site is located at Chittorgarh. Based on the previous IMD data [Climatological Normals (1981-2010)], the pre-dominant wind direction (seasonal as well as annual) was considered. As per the data, pre-dominant wind direction throughtout year was observed from North East, according to which, the locations for ambient air quality monitoring were selected. Seasonal windrose prepared based on secondary meteorological data (Figure 3.6) is given as under.

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Figure 3.6: Windrose based on secondary Meteorological data of Chittorgarh (seasonal as well as Annual)

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3.12.1 METEOROLOGY AT SITE

Meteorological station was set-up at site to record meteorological parameters like wind speed, wind direction etc. during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) which has enabled in identifying the influence of meteorology on the air quality of the area. Based on the collected meteorological data, relative percentage frequencies of different wind directions were calculated and plotted as wind rose diagrams. Maximum and minimum temperatures including percentage relative humidity were also recorded simultaneously. It was observed that the predominant over all wind patterns for the study period was from NE direction. Summary of the meteorology at site is given in Table - 3.7. Table - 3.7 Meteorology at Site Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Temperature ( OC) Relative Humidity (%) Wind Speed (m / sec.) Month Max. Min. 8:30 hrs 17:30 hrs Max. Min. October , 2020 37.4 12.2 65 38 4.8 o.1 November, 2020 33.8 7.1 68 41 3.2 0.1 December, 2020 30.4 3.5 75 43 2.6 0.1

Source: Meteorological Station

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Figure 3.7: Windrose Diagram Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020)

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3.13 AMBIENT AIR ENVIRONMENT

Ambient air quality monitoring has been carried out within the study area to determine the baseline concentration of various air pollutants in the ambient air. It helps in providing a data base for predicting impact on the surrounding area due to a project activity. It will also be useful in ascertaining the quality of air environment in conformity to standards of the ambient air quality during operation phase of project. Monitoring schedule The air quality monitoring was done during Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) within 10 km radius study area. Air quality monitoring has been carried out at 10 locations for 24 hours (twice a week) for three months (26 observations for one location). Parameters monitored are:

 Sulphur Dioxide (SO 2)

 Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2)

 Particulate Matter (PM 10 and PM 2.5 )  Carbon Monooxide (CO) The details of measurement methodology and test procedure are given in Chapter-4 (Environmental Monitoring Programme) of this report. The sources of air pollution in the region are dust rising from unpaved roads, domestic fuel burning, vehicular traffic, mining activities, crusher and cement plants located near by.

Sampling Locations

Sampling locations were selected for AAQ Monitoring keeping in view the pre-dominant wind direction prevailing in the area based on the previous IMD source. Monitoring stations selected for Ambient Air Quality Monitoring during the study period are given in table- 3.8. Table - 3.8 Locations of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Station Monitoring stations Tentative distance (from mining lease Code boundary) & direction (from center point) Selection Criteria North Block South Block SN1 Mine site (North Block) Core Zone Adjacent in NNW - Direction SN2 Mine site (South Block) Adjacent in SSE Core Zone - Direction SN3 Korti Kalan Village ~2.5 km in SW ~2.5 km in NW Downwind direction of Pre- direction direction dominant wind from North Block SN4 Chainpura Village ~2.5 km in South ~0.2 km in SW Downwind direction of Pre-

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direction direction dominant wind From South Block SN5 Semarda Village ~5.5 km in SW ~7.0 km in SSW Downwind direction of Pre- direction direction dominant wind From South Block SN6 Khor Village ~6.0 km in ENE ~6.5 Km in NE  Upwind direction of pre- direction direction dominant wind From South Block  Industries SN7 Nimbahera Town ~7.5 km in NW ~9.5 km in NW Densely populated area direction direction SN8 Nayagaon Village ~1.0 km in SE direction ~1.2 km in NNE Habitation in study area direction SN9 Bagrare Village ~2.5 km in NNE ~4.5 km in NNE Habitation in study area direction direction SN10 Near Bisalwalkhurd Village ~6.0 km in South ~2.0 km in South Habitation in study area direction direction

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Source: SOI Toposheet and field Survey Figure 3.8: Key Plan showing Ambient Air Quality & Noise Level Monitoring Locations

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Ambient Air Quality Monitoring

Table - 3.9 shows the maximum and minimum concentration of the air pollutants monitored at different locations (as mentioned in Table: 3.8) during the study period. All 26 observations of pollutants for each location are detailed in Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Tables enclosed as Annexure VIII along with this report. Monitoring results are given as under:

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Table - 3.9 Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Results Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020)

Station Sampling Location PM 2.5 PM 10 NO 2 SO 2 CO mg/m3 code Max. Min. Max. Min . Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. SN1 Mine site (North Block) 39.3 31.4 72.4 65.8 18.75 15.44 9.00 6.47 BDL (DL-0.50) BDL (DL-0.50) SN2 Mine site (South Block) 36.5 28.9 69.8 58.6 17.34 13.46 8.16 5.72 BDL (DL-0.50) BDL (DL-0.50) SN3 Korti Kalan Village 39.0 31.9 68.7 60.3 19.34 14.00 8.59 5.79 0.56 0.51 SN4 Chainpura Village 40.8 34.3 65.9 58.4 17.51 13.58 9.64 7.16 0.54 0.52 SN5 Semarda Village 39.5 33.7 71.9 63.5 17.26 14.22 8.67 6.31 BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 0.5) SN6 Khor Village 50.3 40.4 84.9 77.0 22.78 19.03 10.29 8.11 0.64 0.59 SN7 Nimbahera Town 55.8 49.7 93.2 84.6 28.92 24.73 13.57 10.22 0.80 0.72 SN8 Nayagaon Village 52.8 42.5 88.5 77.6 25.14 21.34 11.08 9.00 0.76 0.68 SN9 Bagrare Village 44.4 36.9 79.6 72.3 20.16 16.22 9.28 7.04 0.58 0.52 SN10 Near Bisalwalkhurd Village 40.8 35.2 80.3 68.7 19.34 15.59 9.77 6.17 BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL-0.50) NAAQS*(24 hours) 60 100 80 80 4* Station Sampling Location Parameters 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 code O3 (µg/m ) Pb (µg/m ) As (ng/m ) Ni (ng/m ) B(a)P (ng/m ) C6H6 (µg/m )0 Ammonia (µg/ m ) Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. SN1 Mine Site (North Block) 7.89 5.55 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 5.84 4.58 SN2 Mine Site (South Block) 6.13 4.15 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 6.16 3.47 SN3 Village- Kotri Kalan 9.16 8.42 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 8.79 5.35 SN4 Village- Chainpura 7.15 4.36 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 9.34 6.28 SN5 Village- Semarda 9.34 7.25 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 8.16 5.33 SN6 Village- Khor 23.51 18.24 0.16 0.08 BDL (DL 0.5) 4.35 2.71 BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 10.27 8.15 SN7 Nimbahera Town 28.4 24.3 0.22 0.12 BDL (DL 0.5) 5.13 2.59 0.86 0.61 BDL (DL 1.0) 15.55 12.57 SN8 Village - Nayagaon 22.57 17.64 0.10 0.05 BDL (DL 0.5 ) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 9.13 6.57 SN9 Village - Bangrada 13.26 10.28 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 7.15 6.31 SN10 Village- Bisalwas Khurd 8.00 5.13 BDL (DL 0.02) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 0.5) BDL (DL 1.0) 9.13 6.66 NAAQS*(24 hours) 180 1 6 20 1 5 400 Source: Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Results from JM EnviroLab Pvt. Ltd. *NAAQS - National Ambient Air Quality Standards; Schedule-VII, [Rule 3 (3B)], [Part-II-sec.-3(i)] 16.11.2009, ** 1 hour

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3.13.1 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS

Table - 3.10 shows the NAAQS prescribed by CPCB.

Table - 3.10 National Ambient Air Quality Standards S. Pollutant Time Concentration in Ambient Air Method of Measurement No. Weighted Industrial Area, Ecologically Average Residential Sensitive Area Rural and (Notified by Other Areas Central Govt.) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 1 Sulphur Dioxide Annual 50 20 1. Improved West and Gaeke Method. 3 (SO 2), µg/m Average * 80 80 2. Ultraviolet fluorescence. 24 hours ** 2 Oxides of Annual 40 30 1. Modified Jacob andHochheiser (Na-Arsenite)

Nitrogen as NO 2, Average * 80 80 Method. µg/m 3 24 hours ** 2. Chemiluminescence (Gas phase). 3 Particulate Annual 60 60 1. Gravimetric, Matter (size less Average * 100 100 2. TOEM, than 10 µm) or 24 Hours ** 3. Beta attenuation. 3 PM 10, µg/m 4 Particulate Annual 40 40 1. Gravimetric, Matter (size less Average* 60 60 2. TOEM, than 2.5 µm) or 24 Hours ** 3. Beta attenuation. 3 PM 2.5, µg/m

5 Ozone (O 3), 8 Hours ** 100 100 1. UV Photometric, µg/m 3 1 Hours * 180 180 2. Chemilminescence, 3. Chemical Method. 6 Lead (Pb), µg/m 3 Annual 0.50 0.50 1. AAS/ICP Method after sampling on EPM 2000 Average * 1.0 1.0 or equivalent filter paper. 24 Hours ** 2. ED-XRF using Teflon filter. 7 Carbon 8 Hours** 02 02 Non Depressive Infrared (NDIR) Spectroscopy. Monoxide (CO), 1 Hours 04 04 mg/m 3

8 Ammonia (NH 3), Annual 100 100 1. Chemiluminescence (Gas phase). µg/m 3 Average* 400 400 2. Indophenol blue method. 24 hours **

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9 Benzene (C 6H6), Annual 05 05 1. Gas Chromatography based continuous µg/m 3 Average* analyzer, 2. Ads orption and Desorption followed by GC analysis. 10 Benzo (α) Annual 01 01 Solvent extraction followed by HPLC’GC analysis. Pyrene (BaP)- Average* Particulate Phase only, ng/m 3 11 Arsenic (As), Annual 06 06 AAS/ICP Method after sampling on EPM 2000 or ng/m 3 Average* equivalent filter paper. 12 Nickel (Ni), Annual 20 20 AAS/ICP Method after sampling on EPM 2000 or ng/m 3 Average* equivalent filter paper.

* Annual arithmetic mean of minimum 104 measurements in a year at a particular site taken twice a week 24 hourly at uniform intervals. ** 24 hourly or 08 hourly or 01 hourly monitored values, as applicable, shall be complied with 98% of the time in a year. 2% of the time, they may exceed the limits but not on two consecutive days of monitoring. Note: Whenever and wherever monitoring results on two consecutive days of monitoring exceed the limits specified above for the respective category, it was considered as adequate reason to institute regular or continuous monitoring and investigation.

3.13.2 INTERPRETATON OF AAQM RESULTS

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring results reveals that the concentrations of PM2.5 and PM10 for all the 10 AAQM stations were selected between 28.9 to 55.8 µg/m 3 and 58.4 to 93.2 µg/m 3 respectively.

As far as the gaseous pollutants SO2 and NOx are concerned, the prescribed limit of 80 µg/m 3 has never surpassed at any station. The concentrations of SO2 and NO2 were found to be in range from 5.72 to 13.57 µg/m 3 and 13.46 to 28.92 µg/m 3 respectively. CO concentration was found to be in range of BDL to 1.06 mg/m 3. AAQ parameters in the study area have been found well within prescribed norms; though the values were found more at Nimbahera Town due to because of the transportation activities, vehicular emissions etc. & minimum results were found at Mine site as there is no major source of air pollution. Concentrations of AAQ at all monitoring locations are found well within the prescribed limits of NAAQS. Impact assessment and mitigation measures suggested for the same have been detailed in Chapter 4 of this EIA/EMP Report.

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3.13.3 CHEMICALCOMPOSITION FOR RSPM

RSPM is “defined as the component of inhaled Respirable dust small enough to reach the pulmonary or alveolar region of the lung”. Table - 3.11 Classification of RSPM

Classification Type of particles Size of the particles

PM 10 Inhalable particles ≤10µm

PM 2.5 Fine particles ≤2.5µm The composition of particulate matter includes Silica (SiO2), Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg), Iron (Fe), Aluminium (Al), Sodium (Na) Potassium (K), Manganese (Mn), Chromium (Cr), Nickel (Ni), Zinc (Zn), Copper (Cu), Cobalt (Co), Lead (Pb), Mercury (Hg) & Cadmium (Cd) etc. percentage of Free silica in particulate matters is 1.24%.

3.14 NOISE ENVIRONMENT

Noise is often defined as unwanted sound, interferes with speech communication, causes annoyance, distracts from work and disturbs sleep;thus deteriorating quality of human environment. Source of Noise There are several sources of noise in the 10 km radius study area, which contributes to the local noise level of the area. Ambient noise sources in the vicinity of the project include the noise from traffic on road, human activities in villages and agricultural fields. Sampling Schedule Noise level monitoring was carried out at 10 locations during the day and night time once in the study period. Locations / stations selected for noise level monitoring are given in table - 3.8. Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Ambient noise levels monitoring results monitored at different locations (as mentioned in Table - 3.8) during the study period are given in table - 3.12. Table - 3.12 Ambient Noise Level Monitoring Results Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Noise Levels dB Leq (A) Station code Locations Day Time Night Time (06:00 AM to 10:00 PM) (10:00 PM to 06:00 AM) SN1 Mine site (North Block) 52.6 40.8 SN2 Mine site (South Block) 51.7 41.5 SN3 Korti Kalan Village 53.9 43.8 SN4 Chainpura Village 54.8 43.4 SN5 Semarda Village 52.8 43.7 SN6 Khor Village 56.3 45.8 SN7 Nimbahera Town 56.5 45.8

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SN8 Nayagaon Village 59.1 47.4 SN9 Bagrare Village 53.1 43.4 SN10 Near Bisalwalkhurd Village 54.3 44.1 Source: Ambient Noise Level Monitoring

CPCB Noise Standards are given in Table - 3.13.

Table - 3.13 CPCB Noise Standards Limits in Leq. dB (A) Area Code Category of Area Day Time (06.00 am–10.00 pm) Night Time (10.00 pm–6.00 am) (A) Industrial Area 75 70 (B) Commercial Area 65 55 (C) Residential Area 55 45 (D) Silence Zone 50 40 1. Day Time is from 6.00 AM to 10.00 PM. 2. Night Time is reckoned between 10.00 PM to 6.00 AM. 3. Silence Zone is defined as an area up to 100m around premises of Hospitals, Educational Institutions and Courts. Use of vehicle horn, loudspeaker and bursting of crackers is banned in these zones. Note: Mixed categories of areas be declared as one of the four above mentioned categories by the competent Authority and the corresponding standards shall apply Source: Central Pollution Control Board Norms

3.14.1 INTERPRETATON OF NOISE RESULTS

Ambient noise levels were measured at 10 locations around the project site. Noise levels varied from 51.7 to 59.1 Leq dB (A) during day time and from 40.8 to 47.7 Leq dB(A) during night time. Maximum noise levels during day time as well as night time were observed at Nimbahera Town due to because of the transportation activities. Whereas, the minimum noise level was found at Mine site during day time as well as during night time; as there is no major source of noise pollution. From the above study and discussions, it can be concluded that noise levels in the study area are well within the prescribed limits as prescribed by the CPCB. Impact assessment and mitigation measures suggested for the same have been detailed in Chapter 4 of this report.

3.15 WATER ENVIRONMENT

(A) Type of sampling Grab sampling has been done as single sample collected at a specific spot and at a site over a short period of time, grab samples are taken at a single selected location, depth and time. (b) Sampling method Sample were collected manually from various type of sampling location by method described below-

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Drinking Water/Ground water: samples have been collected from Borewell and hand pumps in the study area.

3.15.1 SURFACE WATER QUALITY

There is no perennial water body exists within the study area, only some seasonal water bodies as there as given under:  Daru Nadi (~2.5 Km in West direction)  Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction)  Kadamali Nadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction)  Gambhir Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) No water was found in the above water bodies for sampling during survey.

3.15.2 GROUND WATER QUALITY

Ground water as well as potable water samples were collected from the available water resources around the mine site i.e. hand Pump and Bore wells. The samples were collected and tested from different sites. The quality of ground water was studied by collecting 8 water samples. The water samples were collected from hand pumps/ borwell. Details of ground water sampling locations and their distance and directions are given in table - 3.14. Ground water analysis results are given in table - 3.15. Table - 3.14 Locations of Ground Water & Soil Sampling Stations Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Station Code Sampling Location Distance & direction from Mine Site GWS 1 Mine Site Core Zone GWS 2 Chainpura Village ~0.2 km in SW direction GWS 3 Nayagaon Village ~1.0 km in NNE direction GWS 4 Khor Village ~6.0 km in NE direction GWS 5 Nimbahera Town ~7.5 km in NW direction GWS 6 Bagrare Village ~2.5 km in NNE direction GWS 7 Daru Village ~2.5 km in SSW direction GWS 8 Ghasundi Village ~0.3 km in SSE direction Source : SOI Toposheet & field Survey

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Figure 3.9 Key Plan showing Ground Water & Soil Sampling Locations

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Table - 3.15 Ground Water Analysis Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Specification as per IS 10500- 2012 S. Village- Village- Village- Village- Village- Village- Town Requirement Permissible Limit in Parameters Unit Mine Site No. Nayagaon Khor Chainpura Daru Ghasundi Bangeda Nimbahera Acceptable the Absence of Limit Alternate Source 1. pH (at 25°C) - 7.34 7.53 7.72 7.55 7.42 7.82 7.84 7.12 6.5-8.5 No Relaxation 2. Colour Hazen BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL 5 15 Unit 5.0) 5.0) 5.0) 5.0) 5.0) 5.0) BDL (DL 5.0) BDL (DL 5.0) 3. Turbidity NTU BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL 1 5 1.0) 1.0) 1.0) 1.0) 1.0) 1.0) BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL 1.0) 4. Odour - Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable 5. Taste - Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable Agreeable 6. Total Hardness as mg/l 260.0 292.1 376.2 210.0 360.0 315.0 534.6 270.0 200 600 CaCO 3 7. Calcium as Ca mg/l 80.16 75.24 89.1 40.08 88.18 78.16 120.7 79.2 75 200

8. Alkalinity as CaCO 3 mg/l 285.6 346.7 367.2 351.9 290.7 377.4 469.2 142.8 200 600 9. Chloride as Cl mg/l 104.9 119.9 94.9 167.4 142.4 102.95 167.4 112.4 250 1000 10. Magnesium as Mg mg/l 14.58 25.25 37.2 26.6 34.02 29.16 56.5 17.49 30 100 11. Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 484.0 572.0 615.0 606.0 592 628 834 440 500 2000

12. Sulphate as SO 4 mg/l 46.54 60.78 119.78 30.2 88.89 103.8 132.5 97.3 200 400 13. Fluoride as F mg/l 0.97 0.87 0.68 1.03 0.98 0.74 0.88 0.44 1.0 1.5

14. Nitrate as NO 3-N mg/l 8.07 9.04 11.86 7.64 9.54 5.48 10.11 8.92 45 No Relaxation 15. Iron as Fe mg/l 0.42 0.32 0.77 0.41 0.13 0.21 0.72 0.18 1.0 No Relaxation 16. Sodium as Na mg/l 38.6 53.3 30.4 104.3 39.2 54.3 40.7 33.1 -- --

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17. Potassium as K mg/l 2.1 5.5 2.1 11.6 4.7 8.8 13.4 1.8 -- -- 18. Conductivity µS/cm 752.0 892.0 958.0 952.0 922.0 995.0 1298.0 687.0 -- -- 19. Total Suspended mg/l BDL (DL BDL (DL BDL (DL 1.0) BDL (DL BDL (DL -- -- Solid 1.0) 1.0) 2.5 1.0) 1.0) 4.5 BDL (DL 1.0) BDL - Below Detectable Limit, DL - Detection Level Source- Ground Water Analysis Report, JMEPL Note: Ground water quality was also analyzed for Aluminium, Cyanide, Phenolic Compounds, Anionic Detergents as MBAS, Nickel, Hexa Chromium as Cr+6,Chromium as Cr, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, Cadmium, Lead, Arsenic, Mercury and Phosphate were found below detection limit. 3.15.3 INTERPRETATON OF GROUND WATER QUALITY RESULTS

The physico-chemical quality of groundwater was compared with drinking water standard (IS:10500- 2012). The ground water /drinking water samples were collected from 8 locations, the ground water was found potable. All the groundwater samples showed more or less similar and good quality of water. Ranges observed for some of the ground water quality parameters are given as under:-  The pH of collected water samples varied from 7.12 to 7.84  Total hardness varied from 210 mg/l to 534.6 mg/l  Total dissolved solids varied from 440 mg/l to 834 mg/l

 The water samples contain, chloride from 94.9 to 167.4 mg/l, SO 4 varied from 30.2 to 132.5 mg/l, Ca from 40.08 to 120.07 mg/l, Mg varied from 14.58 to 56.5 mg/l. Thus can be conclude from the baseline sampling results for groundwater that all the samples, were observed to be within the permissible limits and complies to the drinking water standard (IS: 10500-2012). Some of the parameters like Cyanide as CN (DL 0.02 mg/l), Aluminium as Al (DL 0.03 mg/l), Boron (DL 0.20 mg/l), Phenolic Compounds (DL 0.001 mg/l), Anoionic Detergents as MBAS (DL 0.02 mg/l), Chromium as Cr (DL 0.005), Zinc as Zn (DL 0.0002 mg/l), Copper as Cu (DL 0.02 mg/l), Manganese as Mn (DL 0.10 mg/l), Cadmium Cd (DL 0.002 mg/l), Lead as Pb (DL 0.008 mg/l), Arsenic as As (DL 0.002 mg/l), Mercury as Hg (DL 0.001 mg/l), Nickel as Ni (DL 0.005 mg/l), Hexa Chromium as Cr+6 (DL 0.03 mg/l), Phosphate as PO4 (DL 0.02 mg/l) and Total suspended solids (DL 1.0) were analyzed and not detected.

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As the ground water quality is good in the area, the villagers use ground water for drinking purposes and also rain water stored in small tanks, village ponds etc. No adverse impact on water quality is envisaged due to existing mining project as there is no surface water body within the lease area and no waste water will be discharged out side lease boundary.

3.16 SOIL ENVIRONMENT

3.16.1 SOIL QUALITY AND CHARACTERISTICS

The information on soil quality has been arrived by collection and analysis of soil samples from representative locations. In order to assess the base line characteristics of soil profile of the area representing project and nearby areas, the samples were analyzed for key and chemical parameters. The sampling locations were finalized with the following considerations:  To enable information on baseline characteristics and,  To determine the impact of mining activities on soil characteristics.  To determine the type of plantation Representative soil samples were collected from 8 different specified locations within the study area of the mine site. Standard operating procedures were followed for the sampling and analysis of physico-chemical parameters.Location of soil sampling stations is given in Table –3.14. Soil analysis results are given in Table - 3.16 and Standard Soil Classification is given in Table –3.17.

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Table - 3.16 Soil Quality Analysis Results Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Sampling Locations S. PARAMETERS Unit Village- Village- Village Village- Village NO. Village- Khor Mine Site Village- Daru Chainpura Nayagaon Ghasundi Bangeda Nimbahera

1. pH (at 25°C) (1:2.5 soil water sus.) - 7.42 7.85 7.96 8.04 6.75 8.87 8.08 8.03 2. Conductivity (1:2 soil water sus) mS/cm 0.58 0.52 0.61 0.46 0.41 0.48 0.56 0.51 Soil Texture - Sandy Clay Sandy Clay Sandy Clay Sandy Clay Sandy Loam Sandy Sandy Clay Sandy Clay 3. Loam Loam Loam Loam Clay Loam Loam Loam

4. Colour - Dark Brown Dark Brown Grey Brown Reddish Brown Brown Brown Brown 5. Water holding capacity % 43.12 42.43 48.66 43.22 34.16 40.58 42.90 43.82 6. Bulk density gm/cc 1.36 1.38 1.29 1.34 1.41 1.36 1.33 1.31 7. Chloride mg/kg 74.33 59.44 62.91 70.13 88.10 45.19 60.09 49.46 8. Calcium mg/kg 1736.58 1724.09 2131.67 1359.73 993.52 1316.98 1603.52 1448.93 9. Sodium mg/kg 47.89 28.72 34.77 42.48 87.37 60.14 60.41 37.78 10. Potassium kg/hec 183.25 197.46 227.01 267.77 230.90 189.92 212.95 233.85 11. Organic matter % 1.49 1.34 1.0 0.88 0.72 0.76 0.87 0.91 12. Magnesium as Mg mg/kg 441.10 462.25 561.32 339.73 241.14 435.89 462.17 439.60 13. Available Nitrogen as N kg/hec 134.39 128.46 184.58 190.91 90.55 152.33 143.63 168.51 14. Available Phosphorus kg/hec 53.52 53.43 53.61 47.56 53.71 53.44 53.41 53.52 15. Zinc as Zn mg/kg 12.11 10.45 9.78 8.11 15.27 7.87 8.55 8.43 16. Manganese as Mn mg/kg 87.59 74.83 68.15 60.92 50.00 49.40 57.27 54.89 17. Chromium as Cr mg/kg BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

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(DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0)

18. Lead as Pb mg/kg 48.01 48.01 48.0 49.04 47.99 48.01 47.99 48.01 Cadmium as Cd mg/kg BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 19. (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0) (DL 5.0)

20. Copper as Cu mg/kg 22.69 22.66 22.69 22.68 22.66 22.69 22.66 22.68 21. Organic Carbon % 0.87 0.78 0.58 0.51 0.42 0.44 0.51 0.53 22. SAR Value - 0.27 0.16 0.17 0.27 0.64 0.37 0.34 0.22 Source: Soil Quality Analysis results from JMEPL

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Table - 3.17 Standard Soil Classification

S. No. Parameters Classification 1. pH <4.5 extremely acidic 4.51 – 5.0 very strong acidic 5.01 – 5.5 strongly acidic 5.51 - 6.0 moderately acidic 6.1 – 6.5 slightly acidic 6.51.7.3 Neutral 7.31-7.8 slightly alkaline 7.81-8.5 moderately alkaline 8.51 – 9.0 strongly alkaline >9.0 Very strongly alkaline 2. Salinity Electrical Conductivity (mho/cm) Up to 1.0 average 1-2 harmful to germination 2-3 harmful to crops 3. Nitrogen (kg/ha) Up to 50 very less 51-100 less 110-150 good 151-300 better >300 sufficient 4. Phosphorus (kg/ha) Up to 15 very less 15 – 30 less 31-50 medium 51-65 on average sufficient 66-80 sufficient >80 more than sufficient 5. Potassium (kg/ha) 0-120 very less 120-180 less 180-240 medium 241-300 average 301-360 better >360 more than sufficient Source: Indian Agricultural Research Institute Handbook.

3.16.2 INTERPRETATON OF SOIL QUALITY RESULTS

The soil samples exhibits brown and blackish which indicates good fertility and presence of organic matter in the soil samples. The organic matter (0.72% to 1.49%) and organic carbon (0.42% to 0.87) present in the soil observed to be appropriate for the plant growth. The texture of the soil samples were was sandy loam. All soil samples have slightly alkaline having pH ranging from 6.75 to 8.87 which is an optimal range for most the plant to thrive and grow. Six essential nutrients required for an ideal plant growth are Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Magnesium, Sulphur and calcium.

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All the essential nutrients were observed to be present in a higher amount than the other micro nutrient and macro nutrient such as Nitrogen (90.55 to 190.91 kg/ha), Phosphorous (47.56 to 53.71 kg/ha), Potassium (183.25 to 267.77 kg/ha), Magnesium (241.14 to 561.32 mg/kg), Calcium (993.52 to 2131.67 mg/kg). Higher calcium values in the soil sample is due to the presence of slightly alkaline soil in nature within the area, thus would positively affect the plant growth. These results indicates that the soil quality within the study area is of a good quality and contains sufficient macronutrients which is vital for healthy plant life. These results shows that there is a need to replenish phosphorus to improve the productivity of the agricultural land in the study area and should be taken care in green belt development.

3.17 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT

3.17.1 SCOPE OF WORK

Scope of work for this study includes identification of ecologically sensitive receptors, based on literature survey, field investigations and their mitigation with conservation action plan. The study was carried out in the core as well as buffer zone of the Mining Lease Area. The study was carried out systematically and scientifically using primary and secondary data in order to bring out factual information on the ecological conditions of the mine site and 10 km radius study area. The study involved assessment of general habitat type, vegetation pattern, preparation of inventoryof flora and fauna of terrestrial ecosystem within 10 km radius from the boundary of Mine site. Biological assessment of the site was done to identify ecologically sensitive areas andwhether there are any rare, endangered, endemic or threatened (RET) species of flora & fauna in the core area as well its buffer zone to be impacted. The study also designed to suggest suitable mitigation measures if necessary for protection of wildlife habitats and conservation of RET species if any.

3.17.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The Biological study was undertaken with the following objectives: i. To understand the spectrum of domesticated and wild biodiversity of the study area. ii. To study the likely impact of the proposed project on the local biodiversity and to suggest mitigation measure, if required, for vulnerable biota. iii. To assess the nature and distribution of vegetation (Terrestrial and Aquatic) in and around the proposed project area. iv. Detail of flora and fauna, Endemic, Rare, Endangered and Threatened (RET Species) separately for core and buffer area based on such primary field survey and clearly indicating the Schedule of fauna present. In case of any scheduled- I fauna found in the study area, the necessary plan along with budgetary provisions for their conservation should be prepared in consultation with State Forest and Wildlife Department and details furnished. v. To devise management & conservation measures for biodiversity.

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3.17.3 INVENTORY OF FLORA AND FAUNA

Detailed biological study has been carried out for the project. Details of flora and fauna is given below:

3.17.3.1 ANALYSIS OF FLORA

The area characterized by vegetation consisting of small to medium sized thorny bushes, different types of shrubs, cheepers, and sparse plant life with meso as well as xerophytes and grasses overgrowth. There are herbs and shrubs and few scattered trees within ML area which will be cleared in due course of mining Greenbelt/plantation area shall be developed in 7.5 m safety barrier all around the ML and other statutory barriers. The greenbelt and plantation development will eventually attract micro fauna, birds etc. in the area which will also have positive impact. Support will be taken from local forest and agricultural departments in selection of species of plants so that green coverage could improve fast. The vegetation of core area i.e. proposed mine lease area is very sparse and scanty. The dominant plant species growing in this area were Acacia nilotica , Prosopis juliflora, Prosopis cineraria Prosopis cineraria Phoenix sylvestris. After surveying the core and the buffer areas, a detailed floral inventory has been compiled. List of all plants from the study area was prepared and their habitats were recorded. A list of floral diversity found in the study area is summarized in the table below (Table-3.18). - Table No.: 3.18 INVENTORY OF FLORAL DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF PROPOSED MINE SITE Based on Actual Sighting, based on inputs from locals and Perused from Secondary Data Habit: Tree (T), Shrub (S), Herb (H), Grass (G) and Climber (C) S. Core Buffer Scientific Name Local name Family Habit No. Floral diversity of Core Zone 1. Acacia leucophloea Ronjh Fabaceae T + + 2. Acacia nilotica Babool Fabaceae T + + 3. Azadirachtaindica Neem Meliaceae T + + 4. Butea monosperma Dhak Fabaceae T + + 5. Cassia siamea Kassod Fabaceae T + + 6. Dalbergia sissoo Shisham Fabaceae T + + 7. Ficusbenghalensis Bargad Moraceae T + + 8. Lawsoniainermis Mehndi Lythraceae T + + 9. Phoenix sylvestris Khajur Arecaceae T + + 10. Pongamiapinnata Karanj Fabaceae T + + 11. Prosopis cineraria Khejari Mimosaceae T + + 12. Writhiatinctoria Kapar/ Dudhi Apocynaceae T + + 13. Calotropis procera Aak Asclepiadaceae S + + 14. Capparis Decidua Kair Capparaceae S + +

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15. Cassia tora Panwar/ Chakunda Leguminosae S + + 16. Ipomoea carnea Behaya Convolvulaceae S + + 17. Lantana camera Raimunia verbenaceae S + + 18. Prosopis juliflora VilayatiBabool Fabaceae S + + 19. Ricinus communis Arandi Euphorbiaceae S + + 20. Thevetia peruviana PeeliKaner Apocynaceae S + + 21. Ziziphus nummularia Chota Ber Rhamnaceae S + + 22. Ziziphus rotundifolia Jharberi Rhamnaceae S + + 23. Aervatomentosa Bui Amaranthaceae H + + 24. Argemone mexicana Pili Kantili Papaveraceae H + + 25. Boerhaviadiffusa Punarnava Nyctaginaceae H + + 26. Datura metel Dhatura Solanaceae H + + 27. Pedalium murex Bada gokhru Pedaliacae H + + 28. Solanum surattense Oonthkateli Solanaceae H + + 29. Tephrosiapurpurea Sarphonk Fabaceae H + + 30. Tridaxprocumbens Khal muriya Asteraceae H + + 31. Butea superba Palasbel Leguminosae C + + 32. Citrullus colocynthis Bitter cucumber Cucurbitaceae C + + 33. Cucumis prophetarum Globe cucumber Cucurbitaceae C + + 34. Apludamutica Mauritian grass Poaceae G + + 35. Cenchrusbiflorus Bhurat Grass Poaceae G + + 36. Cynodon dactylon Doob grass Poaceae G + + 37. Parthenium hysterophorus Congress grass Asteraceae G + + 38. Acacia auriculiformis Earleaf Acacia Fabaceae T - + 39. Acacia catechu Khair Fabaceae T - + 40. Acacia senegal Kumta Fabaceae T - + 41. Aegle marmelos Bel Rutaceae T - + 42. Ailanthus excelsa Aldu Simaroubaceae T - + 43. Albiziajulibrissin Pink Siris Tree Fabaceae T - + 44. Albizialebbeck Siris tree Mimosaceae T - + 45. Albiziaprocera Safed Siris Mimosaceae T - + 46. Annona squamosa Sitafal Annonaceae T - + 47. Anogeissuslatifolia Dhaora Combretaceae T - + 48. Anogeissus pendula Kardhai Combretaceae T - + 49. Bauhinia racemosa Katmauli Leguminosae T - + 50. Bauhinia variegata Kachnar Leguminosae T - + 51. Bombax ceiba Kapok/ Semal Bombacaceae T - + 52. Cassia fistula Amaltash Fabaceae T - + 53. Cocos nucifera Coconut Arecaceae T - + 54. Cordia dichotoma Lasoda Boraginaceae T - +

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55. Delonix regia Gulmohar Caesalpiniaceae T - + 56. Dichrostachyscinerea Khairi Mimosaceae T - + 57. Diospyros melanoxylon Tendu patta Ebenaceae T - + 58. Eucalyptus globulus Safeda Myrtaceae T - + 59. Ficusglomerata Gular Moraceae T - + 60. Ficus religiosa Pipal Moraceae T - + 61. Holopteleaintegrifolia Papri Utreaceae T - + 62. Jacaranda mimosifolia Blue Gulmohar Bignoniaceae T - + 63. Lanneacoromandelica Mohin Anacardiaceae T - + 64. Leucaena leucocephala Su- babool Mimosaceae T - + 65. Madhucaindica Mahua Sapotaceae T - + 66. Mangifera indica Aam Anacardiaceae T - + 67. Millingtoniahortensis Neem Chameli Bignoniaceae T - + 68. Morindatinctoria Aal Rubiaceae T - + 69. Morus alba Shahtoot Moraceae T - + 70. Peltophorumferrugineum Yellow Gulmohar Fabaceae T - + 71. Pithecellobium dulce Jungal Jalebi Fabaceae T - + 72. Phyllanthus emblica Amla Euphorbiaceae T - + 73. Polyalthialongifolia Ashok Annonaceae T - + 74. Sterculia urens Karaya Sterculiaceae T - + 75. Syzygiumcumini Jamun Myrtaceae T - + 76. Terminalia arjuna Arjun Combretaceae T - + 77. Terminalia bellirica Bahera Combretaceae T - + 78. Tamarindusindica Imli Fabaceae T - + 79. Tectonagrandis Sagwan Verbenaceae T - + 80. Thespesia populnea Paras Pipal Malvaceae T - + 81. Adhatodavasica Adusa Acanthaceae S - + 82. Bougainvillea glabra Booganbel Nyctaginaceae S - + 83. Calotropis gigantea Aakra Asclepiadaceae S - + 84. Carica papaya Papaya Caricaceae S - + 85. Carissa carandas Karonda Apocynaceae S - + 86. Citrus lemon Lemon Rutaceae S - + 87. Euphorbia neriifolia Dandathor Euphorbiaceae S - + 88. Grewiatenex White crossberry Tiliaceae S - + 89. Jatropha curcas Ratanjot Euphorbiaceae S - + 90. Lantana indica Indian Lantana verbenaceae S - + 91. Nerium oleander Kaner Apocynaceae S - + 92. Opuntia elatior Nag phani Cactaceae S - + 93. Pandanus odorifer Kewda Pandanaceae S - + 94. Plumeria alba Champa Apocynaceae S - +

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95. Punicagranatum Pomegranate Lythraceae S - + 96. Ziziphus jujuba Jungli Ber Rhamnaceae S - + 97. Ziziphus mauritiana Mota Ber Rhamnaceae S - + 98. Agave americana Gwarpatha Agavaceae H - + 99. Chlorophytum tuberosum Safed musli Liliaceae H - + 100. Digeramuricata Latmahuria Amaranthaceae H - + 101. Helianthus annuus Sunflower Asteraceae H - + 102. Indigoferacordifolia Gokhru Fabaceae H - + 103. Papaver somniferum Aphim Papaveraceae H - + 104. Plantago ovata Isabgol Plantaginaceae H - + 105. Saccharum officinarum Sugarcane Poaceae H - + 106. Tagetesminuta Wild Marigold Asteraceae H - + 107. Tecomagaudichaudi Yellow Bells Bignoniaceae H - + 108. Tephrosiavillosa Sarapunkha Fabaceae H - + 109. Tribulus terrestris Gokharu Zygophyllaceae H - + 110. Cryptolepisbuchanani Nagbel Asclepiadaceae C - + 111. Cucumis callosus Kachari Cucurbitaceae C - + 112. Cuscutareflexa Amerbel Convolvulaceae C - + 113. Aristida funiculata Lapda Poaceae G - + 114. Calligonumpolygonoides Phog Polygonaceae G - + 115. Cenchrusciliaris Buffel grass Poaceae G - + 116. Cenchrussetigerus Bharut Grass Poaceae G - + 117. Cymbopogon citratus Lemon grass Poaceae G - + 118. Cynodondactylon Doob grass Poaceae G - + 119. Dactylocteniumsindicum Ganthia grass Poaceae G - + 120. Dendrocalamusstrictus Bamboo Poaceae G - + 121. Dichanthiumannulatum Sheda grass Poaceae G - + 122. Eragrostisciliaris Short lived grass Poaceae G - + 123. Heteropogoncontortus Black spear grass Poaceae G - + 124. Lasiurus sindicus Sewan grass Poaceae G - + 125. Saccharum munja Munj Poaceae G - + 126. Saccharum spontaneum Kans Poaceae G - + 127. Typha angustata Elephant grass Poaceae G - + 128. Vetiveriazizaniodes Khus Poaceae G - + Analysis of Flora During Field Survey; there is no endemic, endangered and rare species of flora are observed under threatened status in the study area.

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Table No.: 3.19 LIST OF VEGETATION IN PROTECTED FORESTS Based on Actual Sighting, based on inputs from locals and Perused from Secondary Data Habit: Tree (T), Shrub (S), Herb (H), Grass (G) and Climber (C) S. No. Name of Reserve Forest Distance Direction 1. Chapropl Bir Block 7.0 km SSW 2. Motatonk PF 8.0 km SW 3. Reserved Forest 8.5 South S. No. Scientific Name Local name Family Habit 1. Acacia catechu Khair Fabaceae T 2. Acacia leucophloea Ronjh Fabaceae T 3. Acacia nilotica Babool Fabaceae T 4. Acacia senegal Kumta Fabaceae T 5. Aegle marmelos Bel Rutaceae T 6. Ailanthus excelsa Ardu Simaroubaceae T 7. Anogeissuslatifolia Dhaora Combretaceae T 8. Anogeissus pendula Kardhai Combretaceae T 9. Azadirachtaindica Neem Meliaceae T 10. Bauhinia racemosa Asta Leguminosae T 11. Butea monosperma Dhak Fabaceae T 12. Cordia dichotoma Lasoda Boraginaceae T 13. Diospyros melanoxylon Tendu patta Ebenaceae T 14. Ficus benghalensis Bargad Moraceae T 15. Ficus religiosa Pipal Moraceae T 16. Holopteleaintegrifolia Papri Utreaceae T 17. Madhucaindica Mahua Sapotaceae T 18. Mangiferaindica Aam Anacardiaceae T 19. Morus alba Shahtoot Moraceae T 20. Pithecellobium dulce Jungal jalebi Fabaceae T 21. Phoenix sylvestris Khajoor Arecaceae T 22. Phyllanthus emblica Amla Euphorbiaceae T 23. Polyalthialongifolia Ashok Annonaceae T 24. Pongamiapinnata Karanj Fabaceae T 25. Prosopis cineraria Khejari Mimosaceae T 26. Syzygiumcumini Jamun Myrtaceae T 27. Terminalia arjuna Arjun Combretaceae T 28. Tamarindusindica Imli Fabaceae T 29. Adhatodavasica Adusa Acanthaceae S 30. Cassia tora Panwar Leguminosae S 31. Calotropis gigantea Aakra Asclepiadaceae S

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32. Calotropis procera Aak Asclepiadaceae S 33. Capparis Decidua Kair Capparaceae S 34. Carissa carandas Karonda Apocynaceae S 35. Euphorbia neriifolia Dandathor Euphorbiaceae S 36. Grewiatenex White crossberry Tiliaceae S 37. Ipomoea carnea Behaya Convolvulaceae S 38. Lantana indica Indian Lantana verbenaceae S 39. Lantana camera Raimunia verbenaceae S 40. Opuntia elatior Nag phani Cactaceae S 41. Prosopis juliflora BilayatiBabool Fabaceae S 42. Ricinus communis Arandi Euphorbiaceae S 43. Thevetia peruviana PeeliKaner Apocynaceae S 44. Ziziphus nummularia Chota Ber Rhamnaceae S 45. Ziziphus rotundifolia Jharberi Rhamnaceae S 46. Aervatomentosa Bui Amaranthaceae H 47. Argemone mexicana Pili Kantili Papaveraceae H 48. Citrullus colocynthis Chitraa Cucurbitaceae H 49. Datura metel Dhatura Solanaceae H 50. Digeramuricata Latmahuria Amaranthaceae H 51. Helianthus annuus Sunflower Asteraceae H 52. Indigoferacordifolia Gokhru Fabaceae H 53. Pedalium murex Bada gokhru Pedaliacae H 54. Tagetesminuta Marigold Asteraceae H 55. Tecomagaudichaudi Yellow Bells Bignoniaceae H 56. Tephrosiapurpurea Sarphonk Fabaceae H 57. Tephrosiavillosa Sarapunkha Fabaceae H 58. Tribulus terrestris Gokharu Zygophyllaceae H 59. Butea superba Palasbel Leguminosae C 60. Cryptolepisbuchanani Nagbel Asclepiadaceae C 61. Cuscutareflexa Amerbel Convolvulaceae C 62. Cynodon dactylon Doobghas Poaceae G 63. Dendrocalamusstrictus Bamboo Poaceae G 64. Dichanthiumannulatum Sheda Grass Poaceae G 65. Saccharum spontaneum Kans Poaceae G Table - 3.20 Floral Diversity in the Study Area S. No Category of Flora Number of Species 1. Trees 55 2. Shrubs 27 3. Herbs 19

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4. Grass 19 5. Climbers 17 Total 137

According to the survey, no endemic, endangered and rare species of flora recorded in study area.

3.17.3.2 ANALYSIS OF FAUNA

The area is represented by fauna of Schedule I, II, III, IV, V category according to (IWPA) Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians, Butterfly and Arthopods are commonly found species in the area. As core zone consists of limestone mine area, it has limited scope for holding the wildlife. Even though indirect evidences of Wildlife like Mangoose (Herpestes auropunctatus), Jackal (Canis aureus), Indian Hare (Lepus nigricolis)and Rat (Rattus rattus) were noticed in study area. Apart from Reserve & Protected Forests areas; buffer zone also consists of hillocks, open scrub land areas which give support to faunal diversity. Reserve and Protected Forest areas of buffer zone hold considerable Wildlife like Nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus), Jackal (Canis aureus), Indian Fox (Vulpes bengalensis), Hyena (Hyaena hyaena), Jungle cat (Felis chaus), Indian Hare (Lepus nigricolis), Common Langur (Presbytis entellus), Common Rat (Rattus rattus), Grey musk shrew (Suncus murinus) and Small Common Mongoose (Herpestes auropunctatus). Apart from this, some snake species like Rat Snake (Ptyas mucosa), Russell’s viper (Daboia russelii) were noticed. In Lizards, Garden lizard (Calotes versicolor) were observed. Fruit bats presence was also noticed in buffer zone. A list of faunal diversity found in the study area is summarized in the table below. Table No.: 3.21 INVENTORY OF FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF MINE SITE Based on Actual Sighting, based on inputs from locals and Perused from Secondary Data S. Scientific name Common Name Conservation Status Core Buffer No. as per IWPA, 1972 Mammals 1. Boselaphustragocamelus Nilgai Sch. III + + 2. Canis aureus Jackal Sch. II + + 3. Funambulus palmarum Three stripped Palm Squirrel Sch. IV + + 4. Funambuluspennanti Northern Palm Squirrel Sch. IV + + 5. Mus booduga Indian Field Mouse Sch. V + + 6. Felischaus Jungle Cat Sch. II - + 7. Hemiechinusauritus Hedgehog Sch. IV - + 8. Herpestesedwardsii Common Mongoose Sch. II - + 9. Hyaena hyaena Hyaena Sch. III - + 10. Hystrixindica Indian Porcupine Sch. IV - + 11. Lepus nigricollis Indian Hare Sch. IV - + 12. Panthera pardus Leopard Sch. I - +

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13. Presbytis entellus Common Langur Sch. II - + 14. Pteropusgiganteus Indian fly fox Sch. V - + 15. Rattus rattus Common Rat Sch. V - + 16. Suncusmurinus Grey Musk Shrew Sch. V - + 17. Tateraindica Indian Gerbil Sch. V - + Reptiles 1. Calotes versicolor Garden Lizard Sch. IV + + 2. Mabuyacarinata Brahminy Skink Sch. IV + + 3. Acanthodactylus cantoris Fringe fingered Lizard Sch. IV - + 4. Amphiesmastolatum Buff striped keelback snake Sch. IV - + 5. Bungarus caeruleus Common Indian Krait Sch. IV - + 6. Daboia russelii Russell’s viper Sch. II - + 7. Coelognathushelena Daudin/ Trinket Snake Sch. IV - + 8. Eryxjohnii Common sand boa Sch. IV - + 9. Hemidactylus flaviviridis House Gecko/Chhipkali Sch. IV - + 10. Najanaja Indian cobra Sch. II - + 11. Ptyas mucosa Indian Rat Snake Sch. II - + 12. Python molurus Indian Python Sch. I - + 13. Varanus bengalensis Monitor Lizard Sch. I - + Amphibians 1 Duttaphrynusmelanostictus Common Indian toad Sch. IV + + 2 Fejervaryalimnocharis Indian Cricket Frog Sch. IV + + 3 Euphlyctiscyanophlyctis Indian Skipper Frog Sch. IV - + 4 Hoplobatrachustigerinus Indian Bull Frog Sch.IV - + Butterflies & Other Ancillary Arthropods 1. Acisoma panorpoides Ground skimmer dragonfly Sch. IV + + 2. Catopsilia pomona Common Emigrant Sch. IV + + 3. Danaus chrysippus Plain Tiger Sch. IV + + 4. Junonia hierta Yellow Pansy Sch. IV + + 5. Acheta domesticus Kala Jhingur Sch. IV - + 6. Apis dorsata Giant Honey bee Sch. IV - + 7. Apis florea Small Honey Bee Sch. IV - + 8. Belenois aurota Pioneer butterfly Sch. IV - + 9. Belostomaindicum Indian giant water Bug Sch. IV - + 10. Brachythemis contaminata Ditch Jewel dragonfly Sch. IV - + 11. Hadrurusarizonensis Desert Scorpion Sch. IV - + 12. Ixias marianne White Orange Tip Sch. IV - + 13. Junonia orithya Blue Pansy Sch. IV - + 14. Papilio polytes Common mormon Sch. IV - + 15. Stegodyphuslineatus Desert Spider Sch. IV - +

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16. Sternocerasternicornis Jewel Beetle Sch. IV - + 17. Trichodesnuttalli Checkered beetle Sch. IV - + Analysis of Fauna

Monitor Lizard ( Varanus bengalensis ), Python (Pythonidae ) and Leopard ( Panthera Pardus ) are 3 Species recorded in the study area during field survey; which comes in Schedule- I fauna according to (IWPA) Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. Table No.: 3.22 INVENTORY OF AVIFAUNAL (BIRDS) DIVERSITY IN THE CORE & BUFFER ZONE OF MIEN SITE Based on Actual Sighting, based on inputs from locals and Perused from Secondary Data S. Scientific Name Common Name Conservation Status as Core Buffer No. per IWPA, 1972 1. Acridotherestristis Common Myna Sch. IV + + 2. Dicrurusmacrocercus Black drongo Sch. IV + + 3. Egrettagarzetta Little Egret Sch. IV + + 4. Pycnonotuscafer Red-Vented Bulbul Sch. IV + + 5. Turdoidescaudata Common babbler Sch. IV + + 6. Acridotheresginginianus Bank Myna Sch. IV - + 7. Amaurornisphoenicurus White breasted waterhen Sch. IV - + 8. Apus affinis House swift Sch. IV - + 9. Ammomanesphoenicura Rufous tailed lark Sch. IV - + 10. Anas poecilorhyncha Spot- billed duck Sch. IV - + 11. Ardea intermedia Intermediate Egret Sch. IV - + 12. Ardeolagrayii Indian Pond Heron Sch. IV - + 13. Athene brama Spotted Owlet Sch. IV - + 14. Bubulcus ibis Cattle Egret Sch. IV - + 15. Centropussinensis Greater Coucal Sch. IV - + 16. Cerylerudis Pied Kingfisher Sch. IV - + 17. Columba livia Blue Rock Pigeon Sch. IV - + 18. Copsychussaularis Oriental magpie robin Sch. IV - + 19. Coracias benghalensis Indian Roller Sch. IV - + 20. Corvusmacrorhynchos Jungle crow Sch. IV - + 21. Corvussplendens Common Crow Sch. V - + 22. Dendrocittavagabunda Rufous Treepie Sch. IV - + 23. Dendrocygna bicolor Fulvous whistling duck Sch. IV - + 24. Dinopiumjavanense CommonGolden backed Woo Sch. IV - + dpecker 25. Elanusaxillaris Black shoulder kite Sch. IV - + 26. Eudynamysscolopaceus Asian koel Sch. IV - + 27. Francolinuspondicerianus Grey francolin Sch. IV - + 28. Galeridacristata Common Crested Lark Sch. IV - +

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29. Halcyon smyrnensis White throated Kingfisher Sch. IV - + 30. Himantopushimantopus Black Winged Stilt Sch. IV - + 31. Hirundosmithii Wire tailed swallow Sch. IV - + 32. Laniuscristatus Brown shrike Sch. IV - + 33. Laniusexcubitor Great Gray shrike Sch. IV - + 34. Laniusschach Rufous backed shrike Sch. IV - + 35. Meropsorientalis Green Bee Eater Sch. IV - + 36. Mesophoyx intermedia Intermediate egret Sch. IV - + 37. Microcarboniger Little cormorant Sch. IV - + 38. Mirafraassamica Bengal Bush Lark Sch. IV - + 39. Motacillamaderaspatensis White-browed wagtail Sch. IV - + 40. Nectariniaasiatica Purple Sunbird Sch. IV - + 41. Nycticoraxnycticorax Black crown night heron Sch. IV - + 42. Orthotomussutorius Common tailor bird Sch. IV - + 43. Passer domesticus House Sparrow Sch. IV - + 44. Pavocristatus Indian Peafowl Sch. I - + 45. Phalacrocoraxniger Little Cormorant Sch. IV - + 46. Ploceusphilippinus Baya weaver Sch. IV - + 47. Priniasocialis Ashy prinia Sch. IV - + 48. Psittaculakrameri Rose Ringed Parakeet Sch. IV - + 49. Pterocles indicus Painted Sandgrouse Sch. IV - + 50. Pycnonotuscafer Red-Vented Bulbul Sch. IV - + 51. Saxicola caprata Pied Bush chat Sch. IV - + 52. Saxicoloidesfulicata Indian Robin Sch. IV - + 53. Spilopeliachinensis Spotted dove Sch. IV - + 54. Spilopelia senegalensis Laughing dove Sch. IV - + 55. Sterna aurantia River Tern Sch. IV - + 56. Streptopeliadecaocto Eurasian Collared Dove Sch. IV - + 57. Streptopeliatranquebarica Red Collared dove Sch. IV - + 58. Sturnus contra Pied Myna Sch. IV - + 59. Sturnus pagodarum Brahminy Starling Sch. IV - + 60. Tachybaptusruficollis Little grebe Sch. IV - + 61. Turdoidesstriata Jungle babbler Sch. IV - + 62. Upupa epops Common Hoopoe Sch. IV - + 63. Vanellus indicus Red Wattled Lapwing Sch. IV - +

Analysis of Avifauna

Indian Peafowl (Pavocristatus ) recorded in the study area during field survey; which comes in Schedule- I fauna according to (IWPA) Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.

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Table - 3.23 Faunal Diversity in the Study Area S. No. Schedule of Number of Faunal species Fauna Mammals Reptiles Amphibians Butterflies & Arthropods Avifaunal 1. I 1 2 - - 1 2. II 4 3 - - - 3. III 2 - - - - 4. IV 5 8 4 17 62 5. V 5 - - - - Total 17 13 4 17 63

As per the field survey of the area according to (IWPA) Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, there are 4 Schedule I faunal species [Indian Peafowl (Pavo cristatus ), Monitor Lizard (Varanus bengalensis), Python (Pythonidae) and Leopard (Panthera Pardus) ] recorded in the study area. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserves, Tiger Reserves and Wildlife Corridors etc. within 10 km radius of the mining lease area. There is 1 Reserve Forest, 1 Protected Forest and 1 unclasiified Forest area are coming in study area. Authentication of flora & fauna along with conservation plan for schedule I species has been approved from DFO, Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3880 dated 11.08.2021 and from CCF, Ujjain vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/4967 dated 16.08.2021. Further Wildlife Conservation Plan has also been approved from Chief Wildlife Warden over an amount of Rs. 132 Lakh vide letter no WL/Maa. Chi/GEN-274/6096 dated 18.08.2021. Copy of same is enclosed as Annexure IIIB with this Final EIA/EMP Report. Table No. – 3.24 INVENTORY OF AQUATIC DIVERSITY IN THE BUFFER ZONE OF PROPOSED LIMESTONE MINE SITE Based on Actual Sighting, based on inputs from locals and Perused from Secondary Data S. No. Scientific name Local name Family Aquatic flora 1. Alternanthera philoxeroides Alligator weed Amarenthaceae 2. Arundo donax Baranal Poaceae 3. Colocasia esculenta Taro Aracaceae 4. Chenopodium album Bathua Amaranthaceae 5. Cyperusrotundus Nut Grass Cyperaceae 6. Eichorniacrassipes Water hyacinth/ Jal kumbhi Pontederiaceae 7. Hydrilla verticillata Water Thyme Hydrocharitaceae 8. Ipomoea reptans Water spinach Fabaceae 9. Lemnaperpusilla Duckweed Lamnaceae 10. Potamogetoncrispus Curry leaf Pondweed Potamogetonaceae 11. Phragmites karka Doka grass Poaceae 12. Scirpuscernuus Low bulrush Cyperaceae 13. Spirodelapolyrhiza Common Duckweed Araceae 14. Typha elephantina Elephant grass Typhaceae

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15. Vallisneria spiralis Eel weed/ Tape grass Hydrocharitaceae Aquatic fauna 1. Catlacatla Catla Cyprinidae 2. Channastriatus Snakehead murrel Channidae 3. Cirrhinusmrigala Mrigal Carp Cyprinidae 4. Clariasbatrachus Walking catfish (Mangur) Clariidae 5. Labeobata Bata Cyprinidae 6. Labeorohita Rohu Cyprinidae 7. Mastacembelusarmatus Tire track eel Mastacembelidae

Table No.- 3.25 Major and Minor Crops growing in the Study Area Crop Category Crop Type A. Cereals Wheat ( Titricumaestivum ) Bajra ( Pennisetumtyphoides ) Jowar ( Sorghum vulgare ) Maize ( Zea maize ) Barley ( Hordeum vulgare ) B. Pulses Chana (C icer arietinum ) Moong ( Vigna radiata ) Moth ( Vigna aconitifolia ) Urad ( Vigna mungo ) Guar ( Cyamopsistetragonoloba ) Others C. Oil Seeds Til ( Sesamum indicum ) Soyabean ( Glycine max ) Rai ( Brassica nigra ) Mustard ( Brassica campestris ) Arandi ( Ricinus communis ) Groundnut ( Arachis hypogaea ) D. Others Cotton ( Gossypium hirsutum ) Aphim ( Papaver somniferum ) Anise ( Pimpinella anisum ) Jeera/Cumin ( Cuminumcyminum ) Potato ( Solanum tuberosum ) Chillies ( Capsicum annuum ) Isabgol ( Plantago ovata )

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3.18 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

3.18.1 INTRODCUTION

An essential part of environmental study is socio-economic environment incorporating various facts related to socio-economic conditions in the area, which deals with the total environment. The Socio-economic study includes demographic structure of the area, provision of basic amenities viz., housing, education, health and medical services, occupation, water supply, sanitation, communication, transportation, prevailing diseases pattern as well as feature of aesthetic significance such as temples, historical monuments etc. at the baseline level. This baseline assessment helps in visualizing and predicting the possible impact depending upon the nature and magnitude of the project. Socio-economic study of an area provides a good opportunity to assess the socio-economic conditions of an area. This study may possibly facilitate a change in living and social standards of the area around the project. It can undoubtedly be said that this Mine will provide some direct and indirect employment and facilitate in improving the infrastructural facilities and standards of living of the area. The fabrics of socio-economic changes are so complicated that this study would seem to be extremely limited, almost superficial and at times subjective in nature. More thorough and quantified socio-economic study will undoubtedly require vastly longer time and resources, and is, therefore, beyond the scope of the present EIA study. This EIA will give a reasonably clear picture of the socio-economic conditions prevailing in the study area.

3.18.2 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

The objective of this socio-economic study is as follows:

 To identify the current socio-economic condition within the 10 km study area by understanding the determinants such as education, health, sanitation, water, employment transportation and communication, electrification and livelihood.  To identify the basic needs of the nearby villages within the 10 km of study area.  To contribute in the development and growth based on the identified needs of the nearby areas using practical strategic interventions under the CSR activities.  To provide the employment and improved living standards.

3.18.3 SCOPE OF WORK

To study the socio-economic environment of the 10 km study area.  Data collection through primary field survey and collate it with the secondary sources.  Identification and prediction of possible impacts from the proposed project.  Providing solutions and Mitigation measures.  Developing Action plan for implementation based on the mitigation measures.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 141 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

3.18.4 METHODOLOGY AND ANALYSIS

 Collection of Data

Data for this project was collected from secondary sources like Government department, Census 2011, District Census Handbook, Maps, Literature research etc. The study area has been divided into three major segments namely Primary Zone (0 - 3 km), Secondary Zone (3 - 7 km) and Outer Zone (7 - 10 km).  Presentation of Data & Analysis

The data collected were presented in a suitable, concise form i.e. tabular or diagrammatic or graphic form for further analysis. These tabulated data were interpreted and analyzed with the help of various qualitative techniques and ideographic approaches.

3.18.5 BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF THE AREA

Madhya Pradesh is located in the central part of the Indian peninsula. Madhya Pradesh is the second largest Indian state by area and the fifth largest state by population with over 70 million residents. The state is bordered on the west by Gujarat, on the northwest by Rajasthan, on the northeast by Uttar Pradesh, on the east by Chhattisgarh, and on the south by Maharashtra. Neemuch is a town in the Malwa region of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The town shares its northwestern border with the state of Rajasthan. Neemuch district comes under the agroclimatic zone Malva Plateau, lies between the parallels of latitude 24°15’ – 24°35’ north, and between the meridians of longitude 74°45’ - 75°37’ east spread over an area of 3,875 square kilometres. It has surrounding of Kota, Jhalawar, Chittaurgarh and Pratapgarh District of Rajasthan State while Mandsaur District of Madhya Pradesh. Rajasthan is a state in northern India. The state covers an area of 342,239 square kilometres (132,139 sq mi) or 10.4 percent of the total geographical area of India. It is the largest Indian state by area and the seventh largest by population. Rajasthan is located on the northwestern side of India, where it comprises most of the wide and inhospitable Thar Desert (also known as the "Great Indian Desert"). It is bordered by five other Indian states: Punjab to the north; Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to the northeast; Madhya Pradesh to the southeast; and Gujarat to the southwest. Chittorgarh (also Chittor or Chittaurgarh) is a major city in Rajasthan state of western India. It lies on the Berach River, a tributary of the Banas. Chittorgarh is located in the southern part of the state of Rajasthan, in the northwestern part of India. It is located beside a high hill near the Gambheri River. Chittorgarh is located between 23° 32' and 25° 13' north latitudes and between 74° 12' and 75° 49' east longitudes in the southeastern part of Rajasthan state. The district encompasses 350.8 square km (3.17 per cent of the Rajasthan State) area of land. Demographic Profile

Study area is the region within 10 km radius of the proposed project. The habitations are spread across 80 Villages. The population as per 2011 Census records is 159457 (for 10 km radius) and there are 33701 households residing. The village - wise demographic features of the study area as per area classification are given in below Table. M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 142 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 3.26 Socio-Economic Profile of the Area Demographic Profile Madhya Neemuch Particular Rajasthan Chittorgarh Study Area Pradesh Area (in sq. kms.) 342,239 7822 308252 4256 447.21

No. of Households 12711146 329119 14900000 179746 33806

Total Population 68548437 1544338 72626809 826067 159457 Total Male Population 35550997 783171 37612306 422653 81784

Total Female Population 32997440 761167 35014503 403414 77673 Total Scheduled Tribes Population 9238534 201546 15300000 71441 15775

Total Scheduled Castes Population 12221593 250224 11300000 111162 22437 Literacy Rate (%) 66.1 61.1 69.32 70.8 57%

Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males) 928 972 931 954 964 Source : Census of India, 2011

3.18.6 BASELINE DATA & ANALYSIS

The socio-economic data was collected from Census India Handbook 2011 including demographic, educational, medical & health, occupational, agriculture & cropping pattern, basic amenities and religious rituals details. The study area was categorized on the basis of the distance of the village from the project site. First zone was identified from 0-3 km radius area, Second zone in 3-7 km and outer zone 7-10 km radius area from the project site. 80 Villages have been included in buffer zone for this project and keeping that in view, the socio-economic condition of the project area has been analyzed. The study area (buffer zone) is categorized on the basis of the distance of the villages from the project site of M/s. JK Cement Ltd. The village - wise demographic features of the study area as per area classification are given in Table below: To understand the socio-demographic profile of the 10 km study area, village wise distribution has been done based on the below given determinants: 1. Number of Household 2. Number and type of Population 3. Sex Ration 4. Literacy rate 5. Number and type of workers and Non- workers.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 143 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

3.18.7 DEMOGRAPHY OF THE STUDY AREA

Table - 3.27 Village wise demographic details of the study area S. Name of village No of Total Total Total Sex SC ST Male Female Total Main Margin Total Non- No. househol Populatio Male Female Ratio Populatio Populatio Literacy Literacy Literacy worker al Worker Worker d n n n Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Worker 0 - 3 km 1 Nayagaon 1512 6699 3464 3235 934 1028 384 74 55 65 2591 387 2978 3721 2 Kesharpura 352 1558 756 802 1061 282 260 76 50 63 869 1 870 688 Kalan 3 Chainpura 268 1152 611 541 885 135 133 67 45 57 508 11 519 633 4 Ghasundi 213 1056 529 527 996 123 214 76 51 64 534 7 541 515 5 Bamni 127 513 256 257 1004 142 0 67 40 54 76 245 321 192 6 Khermalya 86 390 195 195 1000 82 0 70 47 58 240 1 241 149 7 Baman Bardi 286 1277 671 606 903 40 34 75 42 59 640 59 699 578 8 Bisalwaskhurd 239 999 523 476 910 141 99 79 49 65 530 66 596 403 9 Charliya 246 1034 524 510 973 296 1 64 34 49 623 21 644 390 10 Kotri Kalan 355 1711 864 847 980 441 527 67 40 54 744 248 992 719 11 Kotri Khurd 199 915 462 453 981 236 100 68 42 55 346 147 493 422 12 Sarlai 50 264 134 130 970 0 16 72 41 57 160 0 16 0 104 Sub - Total 3933 17568 8989 8579 963 2946 1768 71 44 58 7861 1193 9054 8514 3 - 7 KM 13 Sarwaniya 290 1402 703 699 994 352 58 83 48 65 751 20 771 631 Masani 14 Achlawada 16 89 38 51 1342 13 0 82 49 63 62 1 63 26 15 Borkhedi 151 609 331 278 840 0 12 68 38 55 144 161 305 304

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 144 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

S. Name of village No of Total Total Total Sex SC ST Male Female Total Main Margin Total Non- No. househol Populatio Male Female Ratio Populatio Populatio Literacy Literacy Literacy worker al Worker Worker d n n n Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Worker 16 Damodarpura 687 2580 1361 1219 895 207 229 81 69 75 1081 16 1097 1483 17 Kandka 202 876 410 466 1136 58 75 76 51 63 421 7 428 448 18 Suwa Kheda 873 4138 2131 2007 942 641 332 73 46 60 1670 220 1890 2248 19 Sagrana 207 985 516 469 909 75 74 69 48 59 519 22 541 444 21 Changera 135 619 312 307 984 0 7 77 50 64 173 118 291 328 22 Bisalwaskalan 566 2475 1274 1201 943 369 273 76 49 63 1512 76 1588 887 23 Khadawada 99 418 222 196 883 25 44 77 56 67 116 153 269 149 24 Amawalimahal 141 663 348 315 905 128 83 79 60 70 276 6 282 381 25 Dudarsi 342 1514 778 736 946 271 267 76 47 62 656 229 885 629 26 Bhagwanpura 75 375 182 193 1060 168 115 70 51 60 171 3 174 201 27 Daru 724 3378 1737 1641 945 436 183 75 51 63 1799 152 1951 1427 28 Khedadaru 179 870 440 430 977 67 152 72 53 62 434 50 484 386 29 Bhatkheda 328 1592 850 742 872 105 132 73 48 61 501 182 683 909 30 Chhachhkhedi 192 734 388 346 892 312 36 77 49 64 255 190 445 289 31 Semarda 165 659 355 304 856 35 157 68 41 56 354 0 354 305 32 Bageriya 60 276 147 129 878 0 45 75 47 62 177 2 179 97 33 Gadola 578 2782 1421 1361 958 674 867 69 43 56 1251 289 1540 1242 34 Segwa 204 1012 513 499 973 333 562 69 38 54 579 35 614 398 35 Peepaliya 405 2027 1023 1004 981 471 683 67 33 50 880 230 1110 917 Kalan 36 Jaliya 298 1351 685 666 972 406 583 67 38 53 500 516 1016 335 37 Kalyan Pura 80 445 201 244 1214 17 384 52 37 44 182 60 242 203 38 Sigri 181 763 417 346 830 193 177 63 36 51 254 146 400 363

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 145 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

S. Name of village No of Total Total Total Sex SC ST Male Female Total Main Margin Total Non- No. househol Populatio Male Female Ratio Populatio Populatio Literacy Literacy Literacy worker al Worker Worker d n n n Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Worker 39 Akya 82 413 213 200 939 0 2 78 45 62 257 4 261 1 52 40 Kishanpura 121 493 243 250 1029 15 96 74 40 57 254 88 342 151 41 Kanpura 41 187 96 91 948 6 14 60 37 49 35 57 92 95 42 Shobhawali 83 431 227 204 899 45 24 73 40 57 245 3 248 183 43 Marjeevi 422 1988 982 1006 1024 307 415 69 44 57 1017 43 1060 928 44 Kadmali 367 1708 853 855 1002 34 173 64 34 49 805 195 1000 708 45 Bhairoosingh 283 1273 640 633 989 122 369 59 25 42 647 40 687 586 Ka Khera 46 Kherabad 42 253 119 134 1126 24 119 67 42 54 137 1 138 115 47 Semliya 232 1039 533 506 949 263 0 62 46 54 682 5 687 352 48 Chand Khera 208 1087 550 537 976 129 42 75 46 61 402 312 714 373 Sub - Total 9060 41506 21240 20266 972 6301 6784 72 44 58 19199 3633 22832 18674 7 – 10 KM 49 Nagda 109 520 275 245 891 7 93 79 44 63 298 0 298 222 50 Nawalpura 65 355 180 175 972 0 0 52 34 43 168 15 183 172 51 Kamawas 66 296 142 154 1085 0 0 65 32 48 181 0 181 115 52 Hanmantiya 177 865 432 433 1002 81 31 80 45 63 393 122 515 350 53 Dhaneriya 124 576 309 267 864 61 39 75 48 62 305 105 410 166 54 Gujarkhedi 155 646 325 321 988 171 140 58 35 46 335 40 375 271 Sankla 55 Segewa 115 549 277 272 982 0 209 70 42 56 362 0 362 187 56 Kundala 40 200 116 84 724 26 168 65 40 55 74 42 116 84 (Neemuch)

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 146 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

S. Name of village No of Total Total Total Sex SC ST Male Female Total Main Margin Total Non- No. househol Populatio Male Female Ratio Populatio Populatio Literacy Literacy Literacy worker al Worker Worker d n n n Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Worker 57 Dungalawada 134 646 335 311 928 166 31 80 52 67 360 37 397 249 58 Kanawati 885 4142 2209 1933 875 709 156 72 54 64 1479 50 1529 2613 59 Lewada 136 651 315 336 1067 21 90 76 51 63 226 58 284 367 60 Dhaneriyakalan 1214 5960 3058 2902 949 1380 242 80 63 72 2217 218 2435 3525 61 Bhadbhadiya 854 3905 2018 1887 935 622 48 77 51 64 2388 87 2475 1430 62 Madhya Kheri 134 641 323 318 985 217 97 75 50 62 195 193 388 253 63 Rathanjana 251 1388 701 687 980 209 264 74 43 59 748 39 787 601 64 Bor Kheri 125 626 306 320 1046 4 217 68 38 52 190 186 376 250 65 Gothra 16 68 37 31 838 1 18 32 26 29 43 0 43 25 66 Barda 473 2295 1117 1178 1055 994 167 68 42 55 854 392 1246 1049 67 Arniya Mali 314 1452 724 728 1006 784 144 70 32 51 548 280 828 624 68 Gopalpura 220 1044 520 524 1008 4 109 73 39 56 546 3 549 495 69 Rampuriya 27 132 61 71 1164 57 21 52 41 46 32 51 83 49 Nimbahera 70 12776 61949 31896 30053 942 6498 1953 79 65 72 19433 2238 21671 40278 (Urban) 71 Jamal Khera 33 202 102 100 980 0 0 83 45 64 125 0 125 77 72 Khera Jadeed 117 643 324 319 985 13 123 77 52 65 407 11 418 225 73 Sagwariya 136 670 351 319 909 0 657 70 37 54 384 0 384 286 74 Rani Khera 952 4809 2428 2381 981 675 70 77 48 63 1860 218 2078 2731 75 Sanpaliya 118 576 295 281 953 0 443 73 45 59 281 53 334 242 76 Manda 241 1073 554 519 937 121 92 61 35 48 364 257 621 452 Gulfaroshan 77 Karthana 323 1481 748 733 980 52 930 56 27 42 514 214 728 753

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 147 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

S. Name of village No of Total Total Total Sex SC ST Male Female Total Main Margin Total Non- No. househol Populatio Male Female Ratio Populatio Populatio Literacy Literacy Literacy worker al Worker Worker d n n n Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Worker 78 Narsingh Garh 174 904 470 434 923 106 421 71 37 54 394 174 568 336 79 Ghatera 91 429 245 184 751 0 20 60 34 49 268 2 270 159 80 Narsa Kheri 158 690 362 328 906 211 230 66 36 52 253 196 449 241 Sub - Total 20753 100383 51555 48828 956 13190 7223 69 43 56 36225 5281 41506 58877 Total 33806 159457 81784 77673 964 22437 15775 71 43 57 63285 10107 73392 86065 Source: Census 2011

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 148 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

3.18.7.1 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND COMPOSITION OF THE STUDY AREA

The population as per 2011 Census records is 159457 (for 10 km radius buffer zone). Total no. of household is 3993, 9060 and 20753 respectively, in primary, secondary and outer zone. Sex ratio is 963, 972 and 956 (females per 1000 males) observed in primary, secondary and outer zone respectively. SC population distribution is 2946, 6301 and 13190 respectively in primary, secondary and outer zone. ST population distribution is 1768, 6784 and 7223 respectively in primary, secondary and outer zone respectively. Demographic profile of study area is given in the Table below: Table - 3.28 Demographic Profile of the Study Area No. of Total Total Total Male Total Female Sex Zone Villages Household Population Population Population Ratio Primary Zone(0 – 3 Km) 12 3993 17568 8989 8579 963 Secondary Zone (3 – 7 Km) 36 9060 41506 21240 20266 972 Outer Zone(7 – 10 Km) 32 20753 100383 51555 48828 956 Study Area(0-10 km) 80 33806 159457 81784 77673 964 Source: Census of India, 2011

Figure: 3.10 Demographic Profile of the study area

As per analysis of the data distribution of population varies from place to place. Highest population recorded is in Nibahera which is around 9 Km away from project site in North-west direction. As per census data the Sex Ratio is good in all villages in the study area. In various villages, ratio of females is higher than male population. This indicates that in these villages people have positive view about female.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 149 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

3.18.7.2 VULNERABLE GROUPS

While developing an Action Plan, it is very important to identify the population which falls under the marginalized and vulnerable groups and special attention has to be given towards these groups while making action plans. Special provisions should be made for them. In the overview of villages, schedule caste (S.C.) population is 14 %, Schedule Tribe (ST) population is 9.8 % (See below Table). Table 3.29 Summary of Vulnerable Group in the Study area No. of Total Total SC ST Others Zone Villages Household Population Population Population Population Primary Zone (0 - 3 Km) 12 3993 17568 2946 1768 12854 Secondary Zone (3 - 7 Km) 36 9060 41506 6301 6784 28421 Outer Zone (7 - 10 Km) 32 20753 100383 13190 7223 79970 Study Area (0-10 Km) 80 33806 159457 22437 15775 121245 Source : Census of India, 2011

Figure: 3.11 Vulnerable groups

3.18.7.3 LITERACY RATE AND OCCUPATION PATTERN OF SURVEYED VILLAGES

Literacy is the ability to read and write one’s own name and further for knowledge and interest, write coherently, and think critically about the written word. The analysis of the literacy levels is done in the study area. The 10 km radius study area demonstrates a literacy rate of 80% as per census 2011. The male literacy rate works out to be 71% whereas the female literacy rate, which is an important factor for social change, is observed to be 43% in the study area. This indicates that the education facilities in the villages are good but there is need to be aware as the female literacy as it is very important for our society and it is clear that the literacy rate of female is low in comparison to male.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 150 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table 3.30 Literacy Rate in the study Area Total Total Male Female No. of Zone Literate Literacy Literacy Literacy Villages Population Rate (%) Rate (%) Rate (%) Primary Zone (0 – 3 Km) 12 17568 58 71 44 Secondary Zone (3 – 7 Km) 36 41506 58 72 44 Outer Zone (7 – 10 Km) 32 100383 66 69 43 Study Area (0-10 Km) 80 159457 57 71 43 Source : Census of India, 2011

Figure:3.12 Gender Wise Literacy Rate in the Study Area

ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

The economy is defined by the occupational pattern and income level of the people in the area. The occupational structure of residents is studied with reference to work category. The population is divided occupation wise into three categories, viz., main workers, marginal workers and non-workers. The workers include cultivators, agricultural laborers, those engaged in household industry and other services. The marginal workers are those workers who are engaged in some work for a period of less than 180 days during the reference year. The non-workers include those engaged in unpaid household duties, students, retired persons, dependents, beggars, vagrants etc. besides institutional inmates or all other non-workers who do not fall under the above categories. Out of total population living in study region, only 46 % population is counted as working population while 54 % population is counted as non-working population.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 151 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table: 3.31 Working Population of the Study Area No. of Marginal Zone Total Workers Main Workers Non-Worker Villages Worker Primary Zone (0 - 3 Km) 12 9054 7861 1193 8514 Secondary Zone (3 - 7 Km) 36 22832 19199 3633 18674 Outer Zone (7- 10 Km) 32 41506 36225 5281 58877 Study Area (0-10 Km) 80 73392 63285 10107 86065 Source : Census of India, 2011

Figure: 3.13 Graph showing work forces in the study area

3.18.7.4 BASIC AMENITIES

The study area has a significant percentage of tribal population and they live in dispersed settlements of several hamlets constituting together one revenue village. In such scenario it is not uncommon to find many hamlets in the tribal areas remaining unconnected by electricity and other infrastructural facilities, whereas electrification and other development facilities of a portion covering the main revenue village is shown in the official record. In all villages, basic facilities as road, school, drinking water, electricity, public transport etc. are available except some small villages and hamlets. Major infrastructure facilties like education, health centres, maternity clinic, veterinary hospitals, medical shops, etc. are available in few major villages. No Mobile Health Centres, Medical facilities, banks, Pharmacy and Medical shops are available in most of the villages. Communication facilities are good in the study area. telephone services, Radio and newspaper is available in the almost every village. Village is connected by the electricity and power supply is also good. Developing programs i.e. (Self Help Group, Development of women and children in rural area, Integrated Rural Development Program) are being carried out. Taking

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 152 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

everything into account, the basic amenities in the study area is not satisfactory and it needs to be improved. A. Education facilities Education and learning are one of the most important processes in today’s society. Education is not just restricted to teaching a person the basic academics, say computers, mathematics, geography or history, education is a much larger term. It is really a means to discover new things which we don't know about and increase our knowledge. Government has provided educational facilities in each village instead some villages do not have school facility. According to census india handbook 2011, Primary Schools are available in every villages and Middle, Secondary and Senior Secondary School (depend on population size) are available in some of the villages. It can be concluded from the available census data that people have to go far away from the villages for colleges and schooling. For higher education people have to migrate to the bigger cities. Educational and literacy details were collected from census india handbook 2011 and we observed lack of Education. After analysing the literacy rate from census data, we found that literacy rate is not good. Details of the literacy rate in the study area are given the below Table.The available educational structure for the population in the case study area is mentioned in the table eblow. Table: 3.32 Educational Institutes in the Study Area Zone Primary School Middle School Sec./Sr. Sec. School Primary Zone (o-3 KM) 23 11 4 Secondary Zone (3-7 KM) 48 29 12 Outer Zone (7-10 KM) 72 46 41 Total (0-10 KM) 143 86 57

Figure:3.14 Education facilities in the Study Area

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 153 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

B. HEALTH FACILITIES:

Health is a premier asset of human capital which is an important factor for growth of any economy. It is a source of human welfare. Health and nutrition play a major role for developing a healthy society as it impacts the productivity of a person. The healthcare facilities in the study area consist of Primary Health Centre, Primary Health Sub- Centre’s; Maternity and Child Welfare Centre; Dispensaries and TB Clinic, Veternary hospitals, Non government medical facilities Medicine shops. TB clinic is available in Nimbahera Town. As per the data of 10 km radius study area collected from Census India Handbook 2011, medical facilities are needed to be improved by the Government as satisfactory facilities are not available for any medical emergencies. Patients have to move to Cities for any serious illness.

Figure: 3.15 Health facilities in the Study Area

C. DRINKING WATER FACILITIES: As per the data collected from census india handbook 2011, it has been noticed that the requirement of drinking water is being fulfilled by well water and handpumps. All villagers are availing drinking water facilities from ground water wells and Hand pumps. Although some other water sources like tanks, ponds are also available in almost every village. The drinking and domestic water sources are open wells and hand pumps and tanks.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 154 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Figure: 3.16 Water facilities in the Study Area

Other Infrastructure Facilities Other facilities like Telephone services, mobile network coverage is good in almost every village lying in study area. Post office are available in few major villages. Public bus services and Taxi are limited to some major villages in the study area. Daily newspaper, power facilities are available in almost every village. Few villages are connected to the National highway-79 & 56 that is passing through the study region. Availability of Public distribution system and community centres can be found in some major villages. Better Infrastructure facilities in the study area is the need of the hour. The village wise data on various aspects of infrastructure facilities are given in the Table below:

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Table 3.33 Infrastructure facilities in the study Area Post Sub Telephone Mobile Public Taxi State Other Self - Public Community Daily Power S. Name of Village Office Post (landlines) Phone Bus Highway District Help Distribution Centre Newspaper Supply For No. Office Coverage Service Road Group System with/without TV Supply Domestic Use 1. Nayagaon YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES - YES YES 2. Kesharpura Kalan - YES YES YES YES - YES YES YES YES - YES YES 3. Chainpura - - - YES YES - - YES - - - YES YES 4. Ghasundi - - - YES YES - - - YES YES - YES YES 5. Bamni - - - YES YES - - - YES - - YES YES 6. Khermalya - - - YES ------YES YES 7. Baman Bardi - - - YES YES - - YES - YES - YES YES 8. Bisalwaskhurd ------YES YES - - YES YES 9. Charliya - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 10. Kotri Kalan - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES YES YES YES 11. Kotri Khurd - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 12. Sarlai - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 13. Sarwaniya Masani - - YES YES YES - - YES - - YES YES YES 14. Achlawada - - - YES ------YES 15. Borkhedi - - YES YES YES - - YES - - - YES YES 16. Damodarpura - - YES YES YES - - - YES YES - YES YES 17. Kandka - - - YES - - - YES YES - - YES YES 18. Suwa Kheda - YES YES YES YES - - - YES YES - YES YES 19. Sagrana - - - - YES - YES YES YES - - YES YES 20. Samarkund - - - YES YES - YES YES - - - - YES 21. Changera - - - YES YES - YES YES YES - - YES YES

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 156 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Lime stone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Post Sub Telephone Mobile Public Taxi State Other Self - Public Community Daily Power S. Name of Village Office Post (landlines) Phone Bus Highway District Help Distribution Centre Newspaper Supply For No. Office Coverage Service Road Group System with/without TV Supply Domestic Use 22. Bisalwaskalan YES - YES YES YES - - YES - YES YES YES YES 23. Khadawada ------YES - - - YES YES 24. Amawalimahal - - - YES - - - YES YES - - YES YES 25. Dudarsi - - YES YES YES - - YES YES YES YES YES YES 26. Bhagwanpura - - - YES - - - - YES - - YES YES 27. Daru YES - YES YES YES - - YES - YES - YES YES 28. Khedadaru - - - YES - - - - YES - - YES YES 29. Bhatkheda YES - YES YES YES - YES YES YES YES - YES YES 30. Chhachhkhedi - - - YES - - - - YES - - - YES 31. Semarda - - - YES - - - YES YES - - - YES 32. Bageriya - - - YES ------YES 33. Gadola - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES YES YES YES 34. Segwa - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 35. Peepaliya Kalan - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES YES YES YES 36. Jaliya - YES YES YES - YES YES YES - YES YES YES YES 37. Kalyan Pura - - YES YES - - YES YES - - - YES YES 38. Sigri - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 39. Akya - - - YES - - - YES - - - - YES 40. Kishanpura - - - YES - - - YES - - - - YES 41. Kanpura - - - YES ------YES 42. Shobhawali - - - YES - YES - YES - - - - YES 43. Marjeevi - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES YES YES YES 44. Kadmali - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES

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Post Sub Telephone Mobile Public Taxi State Other Self - Public Community Daily Power S. Name of Village Office Post (landlines) Phone Bus Highway District Help Distribution Centre Newspaper Supply For No. Office Coverage Service Road Group System with/without TV Supply Domestic Use 45. Bhairoosingh Ka Khera - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 46. Kherabad - - - YES ------YES 47. Semliya - - YES YES - YES - YES - YES - YES YES 48. Chand Khera - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 49. Nagda - - - YES - - - YES - - - - YES 50. Nawalpura - - - YES ------YES 51. Kamawas - - - YES ------YES 52. Hanmantiya - - - YES - - - - YES - - - YES 53. Dhaneriya - - - YES ------YES 54. Gujarkhedi Sankla - YES - YES - - - - YES - - YES Y ES 55. Segewa - - - YES ------YES YES 56. Kundala (Neemuch) - - - YES ------YES 57. Dungalawada - - - YES YES - YES YES YES - - YES YES 58. Kanawati YES - YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES - YES YES 59. Lewada - - - YES YES - - - YES - - YES YES 60. Dhaneriyakalan - - YES YES YES - - - YES YES YES YES YES 61. Bhadbhadiya YES - YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES - YES YES 62. Madhya Kheri - - YES YES - - YES YES - - - YES YES 63. Rathanjana - - YES YES - YES YES YES - YES - YES YES 64. Bor Kheri - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 65. Gothra - - - YES ------YES 66. Barda - YES YES YES - - - YES - YES YES YES YES 67. Arniya Mali - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES

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Post Sub Telephone Mobile Public Taxi State Other Self - Public Community Daily Power S. Name of Village Office Post (landlines) Phone Bus Highway District Help Distribution Centre Newspaper Supply For No. Office Coverage Service Road Group System with/without TV Supply Domestic Use 68. Gopalpura - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 69. Rampuriya - - - YES ------YES YES 70. Nimbahera (Urban) YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 71. Jamal Khera - - - YES YES ------YES YES 72. Khera Jadeed - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 73. Sagwariya - - - YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 74. Rani Khera YES YES YES YES - - - YES YES YES YES YES YES 75. Sanpaliya - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 76. Manda Gulfaroshan - - YES YES YES - YES YES - YES - YES YES 77. Karthana - - YES YES - - - YES - YES - YES YES 78. Narsingh Garh - - YES YES - - - YES - - - YES YES 79. Ghatera - - YES YES - - - YES - - - - YES 80. Narsa Kheri - - YES YES YES - - YES - - - YES YES Source: Census 2011

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Social structure The study area represents diversity in society. The people in the study area follow Hindu, Muslim. Apart from this, people belonging to all categories i.e. General, OBC, SC, ST etc. reside in the study area. Livestock Most of the villagers have cattle for milk and other purposes. Children are also involved in cattle grazing. Animals like cow, buffalo, goats, sheep, are source of their livelihood. House Majority of houses are pakka in this study area. Villages are electrified. Houses have electricity connections. Houses receives good power supply for domestic use. Fuel: The food is being cooked by fire woods and LPG. There is no major crime in the area.

Inference of the studied surrounding area

Based on the data collected for socio-economic status of the study area, following inferences could be drawn:

 The literacy rate in the study area is below the state and district literacy rate.  The population is represented by General, Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe Communities.  Majority of population earn their livelihood from agriculture. Cereals, Pulses, Spices & Oil Seeds are main crops in the study region. Rainwater, Groundwater & Canals are major source of Irrigation.  Borewells/Tube wells and handpumps are major drinking/domestic water sources in the study area. People built underground water tank to store water because in summers the water level drops and they face water supply problems.  The study area is connected by National Highway -79,56 and other district roads.  The study area has good telephone and Mobile connectivity.  Nimbahera is the nearest major town. It is located around 8 km in NW direction.  The study area has health facilities of primary level. Needs Identification

 Construction of the New Dispensary rooms  Eyes camp & Health camp in Nearby villages.  Provide the free Coaching of students of rural areas at nearby villages.  Construction of New School Building  Anganwadi Development work  CC road construction work in Chenpura to Naygaon Village  Construct the New Gravel Gitti road in chenpura Village.  CC Road construction work in Chenpura Village  Construction the New Mokshdham in chenpura Village.  Community Hall construction in Chenpura Village

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 Drinking water supply in summer session renovation of village pond and water pipe line  Plantation work  Green energy inititative in Chenpura Village  Construction of Skill Development Center  Training to farmers and resources to enhance agriculture growth Action plan has been prepared to fulfill all the needs of the area and same has been incorporated in Chapter 8 of this Final EIA/EMP Report.

3.19 CONCLUSION

The environment baseline study was conducted in the project area by both secondary data and primary data collections. Abiotic factors including air, water and soil were studied for the core and buffer zone. It was found that most of the parameters were within the limits as per the Standards. Similarly, the study for the biotic factors was conducted. It can be concluded that the present environment status of the study area is good enough for the project activity. Adoption of adequate pollution control measures will protect the surrounding environment.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 161 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Productio n Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

CHAPTER–4 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES

4.1 INTRODUCTION

The environmental parameters likely to be affected by mining are related to many factors, viz. physical, social, economic, agriculture and aesthetic. Opencast mining involves drilling, blasting, excavation, loading, crushing, transportation, unloading etc. Blasted limestone will be loaded by large size hydraulic excavators into the dumpers for onward dispatch to the crusher (for limestone) and waste dump (for waste & soil). After mining, transportation of material from mine face to the crusher will be carried out by 55 tonnes capacity of dumpers. Crushed limestone will be transported to the Cement Plant situated at Village Mangrol & Nimbahera, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan at distance of 27 km in North direction & 22 Km in NNW direction from mine site via 35 tonner capacity of tippers by road respectively. The operations may disturb environment of the area in various ways such as removal of mass, change of landscape, flora and fauna of the area, surface drainage and change in air, water and soil quality. While for the purpose of development and economic upliftment of people there is need for establishment of mining industries because the area is rich in mineral resources, but these should be environment friendly. Therefore, it is essential to assess the impacts of mining on different environmental and Socio-economic parameters before starting the mining operations so that abatement measures could be planned in advance for minimizing the impacts wherever feasible. The likely impacts on different environmental parameters due to the mine site location, possible accidents, mine design, development, operations & final closure of this mining project are discussed below.

4.2 METHODOLOGY OF IMPACT ASSESSMENT

The impact assessment has been undertaken following a systematic process that identifies, predicts and evaluates the impacts the project could have on aspects of the physical, biological, social/ socio-economic and cultural environment, and identifies measures that the project will take to avoid, minimise/reduce, mitigate, offset or compensate for adverse impacts; and to enhance positive impacts where practicable. The stages of the impact assessment process comprise of the following:
Impact identification: to identify the potential impact of the project on the various environmental parameters.
Impact prediction: to determine what could potentially happen to resources/receptors as a consequence of the project and its associated activities.
Impact evaluation: to evaluate the significance of the predicted impacts by considering their magnitude and likelihood of occurrence, and the sensitivity, value and/or importance of the affected resources/ receptors.

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Impact mitigation: to identify appropriate and justified measures to mitigate negative impacts and enhance positive impacts.

4.3 BASIS OF IMPACT ASSESSMENT

The impact of the proposed project is assessed on the basis of their characteristics i.e. nature, type, extent, duration, intensity and frequency and its significance. Characteristics of Impacts The impact is described in terms of its characteristics such as nature, type etc. Impact characteristics are given in table - 4.1. Table - 4.1 Impact Characteristics Characteristic Classification Description Nature Positive When impact is considered to represent improvement to baseline or impact introduce a new positive factor/change. Negative When impact is considered to represent adverse change from the baseline impact or introduce a new undesirable factor/change. Neutral When there is no impact to represent any change from the baseline and not introducing any new factor/change. Type Direct impact Resulting from a direct interaction between a project activity and the receiving environment / receptors. Indirect Resulting from other activities that happened as a consequence of the impact project. Cumulative Impacts that act together with other impacts (including those from impact concurrent or planned future third party activities) to affect the same resources and/or receptors as the Project. Extent Project Area When impact due to the project related activities is restricted within the premises of project area i.e. core zone. Local When impact due to the project related activities is restricted within the immediate surroundings i.e. upto 3 km radius. Zonal When impact due to the project related activities is restricted within the study area i.e. up to 10 km radius. Regional When an impact due to the project activity extends within as well as beyond 10 km radius. Duration Short - term When the impact is usually temporary or last for a short time or will have an effect soon rather than in the distant future. Long- term When impact would occur during the development of the project and either takes a long time or lasts a long time or cause a permanent change in the affected receptor/resource. Intensity Low When resulting in slight changes of prevailing baseline conditions and quality of existing physical environment is good. Ecological environment as

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Characteristic Classification Description well as human receptors are not likely to be affected due to the proposed project activity. Medium When resulting in changes of prevailing baseline conditions which are within the benchmark norms and quality of existing physical environment shows some signs of stress. Ecological environment as well as human receptors could be sensitive to change in quality of prevailing baseline condition, but human receptors retain an ability to adapt to change. High When resulting in changes of prevailing baseline conditions which are exceeding the benchmark norms and quality of existing physical environment is already under stress. Ecological environment as well as human receptors would be impacted to the larger extent and the ability of human receptors to adapt to changes would be undermined. Frequency Remote (R) When resulting in remote or one off chance of an event due to an activity on a receptor/ resource. Occasional (O) When an impact due to an activity is occurring intermittently from time to time on a receptor/resource. Periodic (P) When an impact due to an activity is resulting on periodic basis for a week or a month on a resource/receptor. Continuous When an impact due to an activity is continuously resulting on a (C) resource/receptor.

Significance of Impacts Impacts are described in terms of ‘significance’. Significance is a function of the magnitude & sensitivity / importance of the impact. Classification of impact significance is given in table - 4.2. Table - 4.2 Significance of Impact Significance Description Insignificant Negligible impact or where a resource or receptor (including people) will not be affected in any way by a particular activity or the predicted effect is deemed to be ‘negligible’ or ‘imperceptible’ or is indistinguishable from natural background variations. Minor Where an effect will be experienced, but the impact is well within accepted standards/guidelines with or without mitigation. Moderate Where an effect will be experienced and the impact is within accepted standards/guidelines with mitigation. Major Impact where an accepted limit or standard may be exceeded or the impact occurs to the highly valued/sensitive resource/receptors.

Irreversible and Irretrievable commitments of environmental components

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Determining the irreversible and irretrievable commitment of the resources is one of the major stages of impact evaluation, which gives an understanding about the potential impacts that are likely to affect future generations of the area and facilitates for adoption of proper mitigation measure regarding the same. Table - 4.3 Irreversible and Irretrievable commitments of environmental components Commitment of Description resources Irreversible Irreversible commitment of resources refers to the impact or loss of the resources that cannot be recovered or reversed. Irreversible is a term that describes the loss of future options. It applies primarily to the impacts of use of nonrenewable resources or to those factors that are renewable only over long periods of time. Irretrievable Irretrievable is a term that applies to the loss of production, harvest or use of natural resources. Irretrievable commitment of resources may be considered as the loss of resources as a result of change (both reversible & irreversible) due to any project activity that cannot be regained or recovered.

4.4 INTERACTION MATRIX

The interaction matrix enables a methodical identification of the potential interactions each project activity may have on the range of resources/receptors within the Area of Influence for the Project. The interaction matrix for the project activities and likely impacted resources/receptors is presented in Table - 4.4 which covers potential interactions, regardless of probability of occurrence. The matrix consists of a list of resources/ receptors that could be affected against a list of project activities. Entries in the matrix cells are tick marked to indicate whether:
An interaction is not reasonably expected (blank);
An interaction is reasonably possible and may lead to potential impact (tick marked).

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Table - 4.4 Interaction Matrix Project Activity Land Acquisition Mine development & Process Reclamation and Greenbelt/plantation Miscellaneous

material material blasting)

landAcquiring S.

No

. crusherlease in ) (located Displacement occupation of Displacement of households

Loading unloadingLoading and mined of out Likely Impacted Resources / RehabilitationResettlement & of PAFs Crushingscreening and limestone of in the Mining Operation (excavation with Drilling,

Receptors Transportation crushed of limestone road by Dump Dump formation (terracing, construction of garland drains retaining& walls) Reclamation mined of backfilling out pits by Greenbelt Development and maintaining greenbelt of 7.5 m statutory barrier & along roads. Plantation on backfilled area, upper benches, stage conceptual at Workshop for maintenanceHEMM mine. in Meeting points of workers/ employees i.e. Rest shelter,canteen Handling of high explosive in magazine & AN storage shed fuel and Site Clearing within the project Leveling area of and site structures (removaletc.), Storage soil of of vegetation,

A. Physical 1. Air √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 2. Noise & / Vibration √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 3. Land Use √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 4. Topography √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 5. Geology √√√ √√√

6. Drainage Pattern √√√ √√√ √√√

7. Surface Water √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 8. Ground Water √√√ √√√

9. Soil √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√

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B. Biological 1. Flora √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 2. Fauna √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 3. NP/WLS/BR/reserves/Forest s etc. C. Social / Socio-Economic 1. Demography √√√ √√√ √√√ 2. Physical Displacement 3. Land Use (w.r.t. Population √√√ √√√ √√√ influx) 4. Habitation √√√ 5. Economy & Livelihood √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 6. Social & Cultural Structure √√√ √√√ 7. Infrastructure & Public √√√ Services 8. Public Health √√√ √√√ 9. Agriculture √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 10. Transport Infrastructure D. Occupational Health

1. Injury √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ √√√ 2. Health √√√ √√√ √√√ 3. Non - routine risk √√√ √√√ Legends Show no interactions is reasonably √√√ Show interactions reasonably possible with one of the outcomes may lead to potential impact

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 167 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

According to the interactions identified between project activities and resource/receptors as described in the above table, it is evident that the following aspects are likely to have impact due to the mining project (Table: 4.5) and therefore, to be considered for Impact Assessment: Table - 4.5 Likely Impacted Resources / Receptors S. No. Likely Impacted Resources / Receptors A. Physical Air Quality Noise Level, ground vibrations Water environment (Surface & Ground water) Soil Environment Land Use Geology &Topography B. Biological environment Flora Fauna C. Socio economic environment Habitation & Demography Physical Displacement Land use (w.r.t. population influx) Economy & Livelihood Social & Cultural Structure Infrastructure & Public Services Public Health Agriculture Transport Infrastructure D. Occupation Health & Safety Injury Health Non Routine Risk Source : Interaction Matrix The impacts of mining on various environmental parameters were assessed and are given below:

4.5 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES

The mining activities may impact the environment in various ways such as degradation of land, dust generation, deterioration of water and soil quality, affecting the biological and socio- economic environment of the area. The impacts of mining on various environmental parameters were assessed and are given below.

4.5.1 IMPACT ON AIR QUALITY AND MITIGATION MEASURES

The proposed mining project includes various mining operations involving drilling, blasting, development of benches, excavation, loading, unloading, crushing, screening and transportation of mineral.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 168 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.1.1 AIR POLLUTION DUE TO PROPOSED LIMESTONE MINING PROJECT

(i) Gaseous Pollution

Gaseous pollutants (SO 2 and NO X) are anticipated from blasting operation and movement of machineries like excavator, loaders, dumpers & other vehicles; while generation of pollutants during blasting is instantaneous. (ii) Particulate Matter The generation of dust is anticipated from various mining activities like drilling, blasting, excavation, loading, unloading, crushing, screening and transportation and other related activities.

4.5.1.2 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY IMPACT PREDICTION

Impact Prediction is an important part of Environmental Impact Assessment Study. There are various techniques available to predict the impacts. Mathematical modelling is an established and accepted technique for the same. The ambient air quality impact prediction has been carried out for total excavation of 3.05 Million TPA production capacity as below: Table 4.6 Ambient Air Quality Impact Prediction S. No Particular Capacity Normative Peak Production by (million TPA) Capacity increasing 15% capacity (TPD) (TPD) 1. Cement grade lime stone 0.876 2920 3358 2. Sub grade lime stone 1.626 5420 6233 3. Soil/alluvium 0.048 160 184 4. Waste 0.5 1667 1917 Total excavation 3.05 10167 11692

This report gives the concentration of Particulate Matter up to a distance of 10 km. The concentrations have been predicted in all directions. Spatial distributions of all the pollutants are presented in the form of Isopleths.

4.5.1.3 ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT

Opencast mining involves clearing of vegetation, dozing of soil, drilling, blasting, excavation, loading of soil, overburden, waste and rejects into dumpers and its transportation to dump yards and stacking. Transportation of limestone to crusher hopper via dumper and unloading and crushing and screening of limestone and transportation of crushed material to plant by road. Assessment of these activities has been done for the prediction of impact.

4.5.1.4 EMISSION RATE AS PER MATERIAL HANDLED

Numerous researchers have derived various formulation based on the experimental data and generalized the emission calculation for various open cast mining activities irrespective of type of mining (CIMFR, 1998; Chakraborty et al. 2002). The details of emissions computed from mining operations proposed in mining lease is given below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 169 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

A. Area Source S.No Activity Category For Normative Production For Peak Production by increasing of Source 15% capacity Emission Rate Emission Emission Rate Emission Load Load Values Unit Values Values Unit Values 1 Drilling Point 0.39 g/s 16.84 0.39 g/s 16.84 2 Overburden Point 0.17256 g/s 7.45 0.1747 g/s 7.54 loading 3 Limestone Loading Point 0.4522 g/s 19.53 0.4771 g/s 20.61 4 Haul Road @0.5 Line 0.02176 g/s/m - 0.0218 g/s/m - km (500 m) 10.88 g/s 470 10.9 g/s 470.8 5 Overburden Point 0.028035 g/s 1.21 0.02825 g/s 1.22 Unloading 6 Limestone Point 0.19899 g/s 8.5 0.201838 g/s 8.71 Unloading 7 Exposed Area 0.000034 g/s/m 2 - 0.000034 g/s/m 2 - overburden Dump 1.02 g/s 44.064 1.02 g/s 44.064 8. Stock yard area Area nil g/s/m 2 - Nil g/s/m 2 - 9. Exposed Pit face Area 0.000014 g/s/m 2 - 0.000014 g/s/m 2 - (50,000 m2) 0.42 g/s 18.14 0.42 g/s 18.14 Total SPM Load (kg/day) 585.73 587.924 SPM Emission (g/s) 13.55 13.60 Uncontrolled

PM 10 Emission Rate @50 % of SPM 6.77 6.80

PM 2.5 Emission Rate @ 40% of PM 10 2.71 2.72 Controlled

PM 10 Emission Rate @80 % efficient mitigations measures – 20% 1.35 1.36 of PM10

PM 2.5 Emission Rate @80 % efficient mitigations measures – 20% 0.54 0.54 of PM2.5

S. For Average Production For Peak Production by increasing 15% capacity No Pollutant Emission rate Pollution Load Emission rate Pollution Load (g/sec) (Kg/day) (g/sec) (Kg/day) 1. SO2 0.99 42.76 0.99 42.76

2. NO 2 0.15 6.48 0.15 6.48

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 170 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

B. Line Source (Transportation from mine to plant - JK Cement Mangrol) S. No. Pollutants Normative Production Peak Production (g/s) (Kg/day) (g/s) (Kg/day) 1. PM 0.30 12.96 0.34 14.69 2. SO2 0.036 1.56 0.042 1.81 3. NO2 2.27 98.06 2.61 112.75 4. CO 1.46 63.07 1.68 72.58

C. Line Source (Transportation from mine to plant - JK Cement Nimbahera) S. No. Pollutants Normative Production Peak Production (g/s) (Kg/day) (g/s) (Kg/day) 1. PM 0.37 15.98 0.42 18.14 2. SO2 0.045 1.94 0.051 2.20 3. NO2 2.79 120.53 3.20 138.24 4. CO 1.80 77.76 2.07 84.92

4.5.1.5 STACK DETAILS FOR CRUSHER PROPOSED (500 TPH) IN MINE LEASE

Table - 4.7 Stack Details (For crushing activity) 2 nos of crusher Height Internal Emission Rate of Particulate Stack Exit Volumetric Stack from Diameter Matter attached Velocity Temp (˚C) Flow No. ground (Top) (g/sec) to (m/sec) (m3/sec) level (m) (m)

Crusher 1 30 1 0.18 10 33 7.854

4.5.1.6 MODELING PROCEDURE

Prediction of incremental ground level concentrations (GLC’s) due to proposed Limestone Mine has been made by AERMOD version 9.9.0. It is US-EPA approved model for prediction of the air quality. For this study, uniform polar receptors have been assumed. Modeling has been done considering area source, line source and point source for plant and mine.

4.5.1.7 METEOROLOGICAL DATA/INPUT PARAMETERS FOR AERMOD

Data recorded at the weather monitoring station are wind speed, direction and temperature at one- hour interval during post monsoon season (October 2020 to December 2020) has been used as meteorological input.

4.5.1.8 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS

Ambient air quality standards promulgated by National Ambient Air Quality Standards for different areas are as follows:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 171 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.8 Ambient Air Quality Standards Concentration (µg/m 3) Area Time Weighted Average PM 10 PM 2.5 SO 2 NO 2 Industrial Area, Residential Annual Average 60 40 50 40 Rural and Other Areas 24 hours 100 60 80 80 Ecologically Sensitive Area Annual Average 60 40 20 30 (Notified by Central Govt.) 24 hours 100 60 80 80

4.5.1.9 PRESENTATION OF RESULTS

In the present case, air quality impact prediction has been carried out for proposed mining Project to obtain an optimum description of variations in concentration over the proposed sites in 10 km radius. The incremental concentrations have been estimated based on mathematical emission data based modelling. Existing value has been covered in the Background Ambient Air Quality Monitoring. The Ground level incremental concentrations are estimated for the monitoring period. Table - 4.9 Predicted Incremental & Ground Level Concentration (GLC)

S. No. Particular PM10 PM2.5 SO 2 NO 2 1. Predicted incremental Max concentrations (In µg/m 3) 2.87 1.33 1.57 1.77 2. Monitored Baseline concentrations (In µg/m 3) 73.7 38.3 13.0 20.8 3. Resultant Maximum concentrations (In µg/m 3) 76.57 39.63 14.57 22.57 4. NAAQS (dated 2009) 100 60 80 80

For PM10, maximum predicted incremental concentration for Proposed Limestone mine is found to be 2.87 µg/m 3 (Figure 4.1). For PM2.5, maximum predicted incremental concentration for Proposed Limestone mine is found to be 1.33 µg/m 3 (Figure 4.2). For SO2, maximum predicted incremental concentration for Proposed Limestone mine is found to be 1.57 µg/m 3 (Figure 4.3). For NO2, maximum predicted incremental concentration for Proposed Limestone mine is found to be 1.77 µg/m 3 (Figure 4.4).

There will be no significant threat to the gaseous pollutants of the ambient air quality; however, concentration of particulate matter is a subject of concern - though not immediate. Proper mitigation plan for dust and emission control will be implemented in the plant premises

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 172 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Figure 4.1: Isopleth showing the incremental concentration of PM10 for proposed Mine

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 173 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Figure 4.2: Isopleth showing the incremental concentration of PM2.5 for proposed Mine

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 174 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Figure 4.3: Isopleth showing the incremental concentration of SO2 for proposed Mine

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 175 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Figure 4.4: Isopleth showing the incremental concentration of NO2 for proposed Mine

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 176 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.1.10 MITIGATION MEASURES

The following mitigation measures will be adopted to mitigate air pollution generated due to the mining activities: During Drilling Operation
Sharp drill bits will be used for drilling and will be maintained periodically to reduce the generation of dust.
Drilling machines will be supplemented by wet drilling system to prevent the dust to get air borne.
Personal protective equipment’s will be provided to drill operators and his helpers. During Blasting Operation
Controlled blasting will be done in most scientific manner with the use of latest technology (NONEL) and optimizing the blasting parameters to control & prevent the dust to get air borne and also to control the fly rocks.
In place of secondary blasting rock breaker will be used for breaking over size boulders, which reduces the generation of dust and vibration. During loading operation
Latest generation loading equipment’s like hydraulic excavators of large capacity i.e. 3.9 m3 buckets will be used and operated by skilled operators to load dumpers of 35 & 55 tonnes capacity. This will reduce the number of bucket fills from height which will help in generation of much less dust.
Propagation of this dust will be confined to loading point only and does not affect any person nearby. Both the operators of excavator and dumpers present at that point operate the machine from a closed cabin and are also provided with dust masks/cotton cloth. During Crushing and Screening

Flexibles curtains and bag filter will be installed at crusher unloading area to avoid fugitive emission.
Atomized water sprinklers will be installed at crusher site.
Crushed mineral will be transported to interlinked cement plant via road through covered tippers. During Transport operation
All the haulage roads including the main ramp will be maintained and watered regularly during the working shift to prevent generation of dust due to the movement of dumpers, water tankers etc.
Strict speed limit (20-25 km/hr) of vehicles will be implemented.
Vehicles having valid PUC certificates will only be allowed in the transportation of mined out and crushed materials.
Measures will be taken to reduce the diesel consumption during transportation. Plantation work
Top soil will be used for the plantation/green belt simultaneously.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 177 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Out of total mining lease area, 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.

4.5.1.11 IMPACT EVALUATION

Ambient Air Quality monitoring results are given in table 3.9 & 3.10, Chapter 3 of this Final EIA/EMP

report. Maximum incremental GLC is obtained by Air quality impact prediction for PM 10 , PM 2.5 ,

SO 2and NO 2 as shown in isopleths diagrams vide Figure no. 4.1 to 4.4. From this, it is evident that baseline AAQ results when added in the predicted GLC, the resultant concentrations are found well within the prescribed norms. Impact evaluation is further given in table 4.10: Table - 4.10 Impact Evaluations for Ambient Air Quality Impact Evaluation Change in Air Quality due to the proposed limestone mining project Element Potential Effect/ Concern Impact on health of humans and nearby biological/ecological receptors due to line and point sources of air emissions including fugitive dust emissions during limestone mining activities from the proposed Project. Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional

√√√ Duration Short - term Long- term √√√ Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.2 IMPACT OF NOISE / VIBRATIONS AND MITIGATION MEASURES

4.5.2.1 IMPACT OF NOISE ON WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Mining operations for mine development, drilling, excavation, transportation and crushing of limestone are imperative that noise levels would increase. 1. Noise Generated due to Drilling, Excavation, Transportation, Crushing and Screening Various mining activities such as drilling, excavation, transportation and crushing will increase the noise level in surrounding environment. The drilling operations in the limestone mine will be carried out with drill machine. Noise levels in the working environment will be maintained

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within the standards prescribed by Central Pollution Control Board. These standards were established with the emphasis on reducing the hearing loss. The permissible limits, as laid down by CPCB, are presented in following table. TABLE - 4.11 Permissible Exposure in Case Of Continuous Noise (CPCB, Govt. of India) S. No. Sound Level (dB A) Continuous Duration (Hours) 1. 85 8 2. 88 4 3. 91 2 4. 94 1 5. 97 0.5 6. 100 0.25 7. 103 0.125 8. 106 0.067 Source: CPCB, Govt of India Noise levels in working area near the machinery will be between 80 and 90 dBA and these levels can be maintained with mitigative measures.

2. Noise Generated Due to Blasting

Noise generated from blasting is for a short duration and is instantaneous.
Noise of blast is site specific and depends on type, quantity and strength of explosives, dimensions of drill holes and degree of compaction of explosive in the blast holes. 3. Noise Impact Analysis on Community

Baseline noise levels varied from 51.7 to 59.1 Leq dB (A) during day time and from 40.8 to 47.4 Leq dB(A) during night time. Overall, it can be stated that the impact on the present noise levels due to mining operations will mainly be restricted to the active mine lease area only and it will attenuate fast at ML boundary in majority of directions. Therefore, no significant increase in ambient noise levels is anticipated. METHODOLOGY & INTERPRETATION : Noise Impact Prediction has been carried out using iNoise Software V2020.0 by DGMR Software (A division of DGMR Consulting Engineers, Netherlands). This software works on the principal method of calculation of ISO 9613. This model has been used for the prediction of noise level due to the area source for this mining

project .

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 179 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 180 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.2.2 MITIGATION MEASURES TO REDUCE AMBIENT NOISE LEVELS

The following control measures will be adopted to keep the ambient noise levels within the limits:-
Use of sharp drill bits to achieve optimum drilling performance and to reduce noise generation at source.
Noise & vibration generated from blasting will be for a very short duration and localized. However, Controlled Blasting will be done in accordance with standards prescribed by DGMS. Blasting will be conducted using ANFO and high explosives. NONEL shall be used to control ground vibration, noise and fly rocks.
Explosives charge per hole and per delay will be maintained as per DGMS guidelines and vibration study.
Blasting will be carried out during day time only and Rock breaker will be used to avoid the secondary blasting.
Regular maintenance, oiling and greasing of machines at regular intervals will be done to reduce generation of noise.
All employees will be provided with protective equipment, earmuffs and earplugs as a protective measure from the high noise level generated at the mine site and wherever required.
Out of total mining lease area, 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.
Monitoring of noise and blast vibration will be carried out and record will be maintained.

4.5.2.3 IMPACT EVALUATION OF NOISE

Ambient Noise Level monitoring results are given in Chapter 3 of this Final EIA/EMP report. From this it is evident that results are well within the prescribed norms. Impact evaluation is given in table below. Table - 4.12 Impact Evaluation for Noise Impact Evaluation Change of Noise Level due to the Proposed Limestone Mining Project Element Potential Effect/ Concern Impact on health of humans and biological factors/receptors due to noise generated due to mining activities during day and night time and also on occupational health of the workers exposed to noise. Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional √√√ Duration Short - term Long- term √√√

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Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.2.4 IMPACT OF VIBRATION DUE TO BLASTING

Ground vibration, fly rock, noise, dust and fumes are the deleterious effects of blasting operation on environment. The explosive energy generates a seismic wave in the ground, which can cause significant damage to structures and disturbance to human occupants. When an explosive charge is fired inside the blast hole it is converted into hot gases and sound which exert intense pressure on the blast-hole walls. High intensity shock waves propagate radially in all directions and cause the rock particles to oscillate. This oscillation is felt as ground vibration. Blasting, in addition to easing the hard strata generates ground vibrations and instantaneous noise. Ground vibration from mine blasting is expressed by amplitude, frequency and duration of blast. The variables, which influence ground vibrations, are controllable and non- controllable. The non-controllable variables include general surface terrain, type and depth of overburden. Similarly, the controllable variables include type of explosives, charge per delay, delay interval, direction of blast progression, burden, spacing, specific charge and coupling ratio. The oscillation of rock particles is called Particle Velocity and its value is called Peak Particle velocity (PPV), which is measured in millimetres per second. The standards for safe limit of PPV are established by Director General of Mines Safety for safe level criteria through Circular No. 7 dated 29.08.1997. The safe level criteria PPV as mentioned in Circular No. 7 of DGMS are presented below: Table - 4.13 Permissible Peak Particle Velocity (mm/s) Dominant Excitation Frequency (Hz) S. No. Type of Structure < 8 Hz 8 - 25 Hz > 25 Hz A) Buildings/structures not belonging to the owner 1. Domestic houses/structures (Kuchcha brick and cement) 5 10 15 2. Industrial Buildings (RCC and framed structures) 10 20 25 3. Objects of historical importance and sensitive structure 2 5 10 B) Buildings belonging to the owner with limited life span 1. Domestic houses/structures (Kuchcha brick and cement) 10 15 25 2. Industrial buildings (RCC and framed structures) 15 25 50 (Source : DGMS Circular No. 7 dated 29.8.1997) As the distance increases the PPV value is likely to reduce. Following mitigation measures will be adopted to combat the ground vibrations due to blasting:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 182 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Ground vibrations will not affect the structures in the vicinity of ML area as controlled blasting will be done within the standards prescribed by DGMS.
Explosive charge per hole and per delay will be optimized and maintained as per DGMS guidelines.
NONEL and bottom hole initiation system with optimal charge per delay will be used to reduce the noise level, vibrations and fly rocks.
Over charging will be avoided. The maximum charge per delay will be kept within limit to minimize ground vibration
Blasting will be carried out during day time only.

4.5.2.5 IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE OF GROUND VIBRATIONS

Table - 4.14 Impact Evaluation for Ground Vibrations Impact Evaluation Element Ground Vibrations due to the proposed limestone mining project Potential Effect/ Concern Impact on buildings and other structures and on the workers involved in the blasting process. Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional √√√ Duration Short – term Long- term √√√ Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.3 IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES

4.5.3.1 IMPACT ON SURFACE WATER AND MITIGATION MEASURES

The Study area has 4 seasonal water bodies Daru Nadi (~2.5 Km in West direction), Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction), Kadamali Nadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction), Gambhiri Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) exist within the 10 km radius of the study area. Impact on Nalla

There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 183 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

in the northernmost part of the lease area. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area.
A part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area.
Increase in suspended solids due to soil run-off during heavy precipitation due to loose soil and loose of carrying capacity of Nallah.
Water quality like turbidity may be change due to direct run off. Mitigation measures to protect Nallah
Protective bunds of 5m width and 2m height along the entire length of nalla will be constructed and Plantation will be done for stabilization of bunds.
For crossing seasonal nalla, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without affecting the natural course of nalla.
Natural Drains flowing inside the lease area will not be disturbed by the mining activity. 50 m safety barrier will be left along the Nala.
Check dams will be constructed across the seasonal nalla to prevent sedimentation/siltation of natural water courses with prior permission from Concerned Authority.
Garland drains/storm water drains along with siltation ponds at regular intervals will be constructed through proper plan and regularly de-silted and well maintained.
Garland land design is enclosed as Annexure XIV with this Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.3.2 IMPACT ON GROUND WATER AND MITIGATION MEASURES

There will be impact on ground water by following ways:

1. Ground water pollution by toxic substances: Ground water pollution can take place only if the mining rejects contain toxic substances, which get leached by the precipitation of water and percolate to the ground water table thus polluting it. Any nearby wells or other sources of water can be rendered unfit for drinking and even for industrial use. The mineral limestone and associated rocks do not contain any toxic substance. Therefore, there is no significant impact of mining activities on any source of water and its quality. 2. Ground water Withdrawal: Total water requirement for the project is 96.5 KLD (92.5 KLD fresh water). Initially, during the plan period total fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground Water after taking the prior approval from CGWA. Fifth year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & grease content. 3. Ground water intersection due to Mining activity: Details are given as below:

Particulars Details Site Elevation 450 - 472 General Ground Level 467 m AMSL Working Depth during Plan Period 448 m AMSL (19 m bgl) Working depth during Conceptual Period (Northern Block) 388 m AMSL (84 m bgl)

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 184 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA R OM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Working Depth during Conceptual Period (Southern Block) 393 m AMSL (79 m bgl) Ground Water Level 16 - 20 m bgl Post Monsoon Water Level 16 - 18 m bgl Pre Monsoon Water Level 18 - 20 m bgl As per the above-mentioned details, water table will be intersected by mine working. Detailed Hydro-geological study has been conducted for the project and same is enclosed as Annexure VB. NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021.(Annexure VA )

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 185 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade L imestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Detailed Hydro-geological study has been carried out and enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report. A detail of Mine seepage is given below:

Table - 4.15 Summary of total Mine Seepage (Plan period) Cross Depth to Hydraulic Groundwater Groundwater Depth of Saturated Section Year Season Water Level K (m/d) Gradient Seepage Seepage Mining (m) Thickness (m) Perimeter (m) (dh/dl) (cum/day) (cum/annum) (m) Post-Monsoon 16 3 31.3 1st Year 19 1.8 0.005 1160 Pre-Monsoon 18 1 10.4 15257 Sub Total 41.8 Post-Monsoon 16 3 33.5 2nd Year 19 1.8 0.005 1240 Pre-Monsoon 18 1 11.2 16279 Sub Total 44.6 Post-Monsoon 16 3 36.7 3rd Year 19 1.8 0.005 1360 Pre-Monsoon 18 1 12.2 17885 Sub Total 49.0 Post-Monsoon 16 3 40.0 4th Year 19 1.8 0.005 1480 Pre-Monsoon 18 1 13.3 19454.5 Sub Total 53.3 Post-Monsoon 16 3 41.0 5th Year 19 1.8 0.005 1520 Pre-Monsoon 18 1 13.7 19965.5 Sub Total 54.7 Pre Monsoon: 165 days Post Monsoon: 200 days

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 186 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade L imestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.16 Summary of total Mine Seepage (Conceptual period) Cross Depth to Hydraulic Groundwater Groundwater Depth of Saturated Section Year Pit Season Water Level K (m/d) Gradient Seepage Seepage Mining (m) Thickness (m) Perimeter (m) (dh/dl) (cum/day) (cum/annum) (m) Post-Monsoon 16 68 3862.9 772588.8 Pit - 1 84 1.8 0.01 3156 Pre-Monsoon 18 66 3749.3 618634.5 Post-Monsoon 16 68 2827.44 565488 Pit – 2 84 1.8 0.01 2310 Pre-Monsoon 18 66 2744.28 452806.2 Conceptual Post-Monsoon 16 68 2976.7 595353.6 Pit – 3 84 1.8 0.01 2432 Stage Pre-Monsoon 18 66 2889.2 476718.0 Post-Monsoon 16 63 1784.9 356983.2 Pit – 4 79 1.8 0.01 1574 Pre-Monsoon 18 61 1728.2 285153.0 Post-Monsoon 16 63 1998.1 399621.6 Pit – 5 79 1.8 0.01 1762 Pre-Monsoon 18 61 1934.6 319209.0 Source: Hydrogeology Report Table 4.17

Season Wise and year wise details of Seepage Year Pit No. Pre Monsoon cum/day Post Monsoon cum/day Maximum Yearly Seepage Cum/day 1 3749.3 3862.9 2 2744.28 2827.44 Conceptual Stage 3 2889.2 2976.7 13450.04 4 1728.2 1784.9 5 1934.6 1998.1

Subtotal 13045.58 13450.04 **The total seepage calculated during the conceptual period (end of life of mine) is 13450.04 cum/day

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 187 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.3.3 WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES

Domestic waste water (2 KLD) generated from mine office will be disposed off in soak pit via septic tank.
4 KLD of waste water generated from HEMM washing will be passed through oil & water separator and treated water will be used for dust suppression in crushing
Mist fog system (Atomised water sprinkler) will be installed at crusher hopper.
Retaining Wall & Garland drains will be constructed around the working mine pits waste dump to channelize rain water flowing into working mine pit.
Catch drains and siltation ponds will also be constructed within mine lease to check flow of surface runoff as well as to prevent siltation of natural courses.
Rainwater falling directly into the mine pits will be stored and used for plantation & dust suppression.
Periodical monitoring of Ground water level & its quality will be carried out.
At the conceptual stage 104.835 ha will be converted into water reservoir which will be developed for Community use with proper safety measures. RAIN WATER HARVESTING PLAN

Rainwater harvesting/Artificial groundwater recharge is to be done to minimize the undesirable effect on groundwater status. It is necessary that groundwater resources of an area must be restored by rainwater harvesting so that the existence of any industry does not adversely affect the groundwater situation. Summary of rainwater harvesting within mining lease area is given below: Area of Total rainwater Evaporation Recharge to Net water Year excavated accumulate in loss (30%) groundwater available in pit pit (Sq.m) mine pit (Cum) (20%)(cum) (cum) I Year 9221 7368 2210 1474 3684 II Year 16326 13044 3913 2609 6522 III Year 23793 19011 5703 3802 9505 IV Year 29139 23282 6985 4656 11641 V Year 68175 54472 16342 10894 27236 Conceptual Stage 169865 135722 40717 27144 67861 Rainfall: 940mm Table 4.18 Summarization of Pit wise water accumulation S. Through Seepage Through Rainwater Total Water Total Water Total Water after Year No (cum/year) (cum/year) (cum/year) (KLD) losses* (KLD) 1 1st Year 15257 7368 22625 62 31 2 2nd Year 16279 13044 29323 80 40 3 3rd Year 17885 19011 36896 101 51

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 188 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4 4th Year 19455 23282 42737 117 59 5 5th Year 19966 54472 74438 204 102 6 Conceptual 4909265 135722 5044987 13822 6911 Stage * Annual losses in the form of evaporation and other losses i.e. recharge to groundwater or handling losses. After plan period mining operations, rainwater accumulated in mine pits shall be sufficient to meet the overall water requirement after reduction of annual losses. Recharge through mining pit occurs in the tune of 20%, therefore recharge per annum is summarized below: Table 4.19 Summarization of Recharge Pit S.No Year Total Water (cum/year) Total recharge (cum) Total recharge (KLD)

st 1 1 Year 22625 4525 12 2 2nd Year 29323 5865 16 3 3rd Year 36896 7379 20 4 4th Year 42737 8547 23 5 5th Year 74438 14888 41 6 Conceptual Stage 5044987 1008997 2764 PLAN FOR UTILISATION OF SURPLUS WATER The total water dewatered from the mine sump will be 102 KLD or 0.07 mcm/annum by the end of plan period which will be utilized for sprinkling of water on haul roads, watering of plants, drilling and other dust suppression measures and supply to nearby farmers for irrigation PROTECTIVE SAFETY MEASURES FOR WATER RESERVOIR AT CONCEPTUAL STAGE

Construction of fencing along the periphery of the reservoir.
Construction of bund along the periphery of the reservoir.
Plantation will be done along the periphery of the lease area.
Safety sign boards will be placed on the bunds.
Grouting/Filling of joints/fractures on leftover bench slopes using impervious clays.
Conduct of geo-technical stability studies involving expert agencies.

4.5.3.4 IMPACT EVALUATION

Impact evaluation is given in table below : Table - 4.20 Impact Evaluations for Water Environment Impact Evaluation Change in the water environment (quantity as well as quality of Surface and Ground Element water) due to proposed limestone mining project Potential Effect/ Increase in water availability in the area due to development of water reservoir and Concern catch drains in the lease area.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 189 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√

4.5.4 IMPACT ON SOIL / LAND USE PATTERN AND MITIGATION MEASURES

4.5.4.1 IMPACT ON SOIL ENVIRONMENT

As per approved mining plan, total quantity of Soil/alluvium generated is about 89580 CuM in first five years period and respectively which will be separately dumped in the earmarked locations within the ML area. Top soil will be separated and used for plantation and greenbelt development simultaneously. The OB (shale/ siltstone/ reject material) will be used for backfilling, later on the backfilled area will be reclaimed by plantation. No major impact on soil of the study area is envisaged due to mining activities, as mining process neither involves any wet mineral beneficiation process or any chemical mineral beneficiation process. Fugitive dust of mining area will mainly be confined within ML area and will not impact soil of buffer zone. Further, dust in mining area is of neutral nature and does not contain toxic elements which may impact soil. Greenbelt area shall be developed in 7.5 m safety barrier all around the ML and this will help to contain fugitive dust within ML area itself. Run Off
Construction of Protective bunds around the pit with soil generated during mining so that rainwater will be channelized towards temporary unused pit/water reservoir.
Bunds will be stabilized by greenbelt plantations development at the rate of 2500/ha.
No erosion wash off will be directly allowed to go to the Natural System as it will be arrested by constructing Bunds/ Check dams/ check filters.
Construction of garland drain and retaining wall and sedimentation pits to channelized the surface runoff
Garland drains will be provided all around the excavation to prevent flow of surface rainwater/runoff from surrounding areas in the working pit. Soil Erosion
Green belt will be done on 11.0 ha area in 7.5 m safety zone of lease boundary
Plantation will be done on 4.0 ha area on safety barrier along habitation, road, nalla etc.
The increased green cover will substantially prevent soil erosion. Hence, no major impact on soil of the study area is envisaged due to the proposed mining activities, as mining process neither involves any wet mineral beneficiation process nor any chemical mineral beneficiation process.

4.5.4.2 LANDSCAPE AND LAND USE PATTERN

As per approved mining plan total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 190 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

into water reservoir (Top 2 benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. Land use pattern of the mining lease area during pre-operational, operational and post- operational phases is given in table 4.19: Table - 4.21 Stage Wise Land Use Pattern S. No. Particulars At Present At the end of 5 At the end of Years Conceptual Period 1. Total Area Excavated - 14.6724 169.865 1a. Backfilling (Rehabilitated by Plantation & Re- - - 44.50 grassing) 1b. Water Reservoir - - 104.835 1c. Bench Plantation (Top 2 Benches of Water - - 20.53 Reservoir) 2. Dumps - 1.549 - 3. Mineral Stack/ Sub-Grade Dump - 0.05 + 5.15 - 4. Road - 0.5 - 5. Plantation on safety zone of road, nallah, - 4.0 4.0 habitation 6. Greenbelt along the 7.5 m periphery of the lease - 11.0 11.0 7. Infrastructure (Office, Rest Shelter, Workshop, - 0.42 - Crusher etc.) 8. Other Use (Garland Drain, Settling Tank) - 0.15 + 0.01 - 9. Undisturbed Area 206.354 168.8526 21.489 Total Lease Area 206.354 206.354 206.354 Source: Approved Mining Plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan.

4.5.4.3 IMPACTS ON LAND USE PATTERN

I. Core Zone: This is a proposed limestone mining project. The total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, in which 140.039 ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land. A. Impact on Land use:

Land use of the lease area will alter due to mining activities such as formation of pits, built up areas of office, workshop, crusher, greenbelt, water reservoir etc.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 191 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

As per approved mining plan, at the conceptual stage, total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir (Top benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. B. Impact on Road

Within the ML Area: One Village Tar road is passing in southern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village road not proposed to be disturbed and 50m statutory safety barrier will be left.
Outside the ML Area: One stone road is passing in northern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon in East to Village Charliya in West and Kaccha roads are passing from the lease area. However, these roads along with the safety zone have been already excluded from the granted lease area. Mitigation Measures :
Safety barrier of 50 m will be left along the both sides of the road.


Plantation will be done along the road side for stabilization of bunds.


For crossing the roads, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without diverting the natural route of road.


Security Guards will be posted on the crossing area during transportation hours to avoid any accidents. C. Impact on Electric Lines:


There is one High tension line is passing in southern part of the lease area.


It will not to be disturbed due to the mining activities and in future same will be shifted with due permission of the Concerned Authority D. Impact on surface water: There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northernmost part of the lease area. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted lease area. Part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area. Details regarding impact and mitigation measures are given in para no 4.5.3.1. E. Impact on habitation
9 structures are coming within mine lease area on Govt. Land, 8 in Nayagaon village and 1 in Chenpura village. Which will be displaced due to the mining activity. Details about impact on habitation and protection plan has been discussed in Para no 4.5.5.4.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 192 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

II. IMPACT ON BUFFER ZONE A. Impact on agriculture land Agriculture fields are exist surrounding the mining lease. To reduce the impact on nearby agriculture fields due to mining, following mitigation measures will be taken:
Mining activity will be confined to the mineralized zone and pollution control measures will be adopted to restrict the pollution load within the active zone in order to prevent any negative impact on nearby areas.
Stone parapet wall of 2’ X 5’ dimension shall be constructed along the ML boundary, adjoining Agri fields to provide effective curtain between Mining and Agri fields.
Mine lease periphery having an area of 11 ha will be developed as greenbelt. it will act as bio-filter and will help to control and confine the emission within ML boundary.
One tanker mounted water sprinkling system for approach roads & for mining activities.
Plantation along both side of approach road from mine to highway will be done.
Surplus water collected in mine sump will be given to nearby farmers for irrigation.
Therefore, no adverse impact is envisaged in the study area B. Impact on Railway Line and Station
No railway line is passing through the mining lease; however, a Railway line of Western Railway (Khandwa – Ratlam - Ajmer section) is passing all along the eastern boundary of the ML area at a distance of about 20-175 m from lease boundary. 50 m safety zone will be maintained from railway line.
Jawad Road railway station is located at a distance of about 60 m from two non mineralized Block in which mining is not proposed.
Prior approval will be taken from the Rail Development Authority for mining and crossing the Railway line for mineral transportation

4.5.4.4 RECLAMATION PLAN FOR LAND

As per approved mining plan total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir (Top benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed.

4.5.4.5 IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE Impact significance is given in table below.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 193 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.22 Impact Evaluation to determine the Significance (Land use – during operation phase) Impact Evaluation Element change in the land use due to mine development & operation

Potential Effect/ Concern Change in the land use of core zone from agriculture, residential, waste land to mining activities (during operation) due to limestone mine development & operation activities

Characteristics of Impacts

Nature Positive Negative Neutral

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Duration Short – term Long- term

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Intensity Low Medium High

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Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C)

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Significance of Impact

Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major

√√√ *Change in land use due to the mining activity at the conceptual stage will be positive as the land use of the lease area will be converted from agriculture, residential, waste land to water reservoir, plantation area, public use area (at conceptual stage) due to limestone mine development & operation activities.

4.5.5 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

Present Status of Socio-economic environment is given in Chapter 3. The potential impact on socio-economic environment due to this mining project is given in following heads.

4.5.5.1 POSITIVE IMPACTS

Employment: Direct and indirect employment opportunities will be generated during mining operation and other allied activities. Employment generated by M/S J.K. Cement Limited will provide a safe working environment for workers. Preference for employment will be given to PAFs and locals

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 194 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

based on eligibility, and suitability. Mining activities will directly give employment opportunity to about 58 persons. Employment benefits are further detailed in Section 8.2 of Chapter 8. Community Skills Development: Local community will be benefitted from the training programmes that will be instituted by JKCL to enable the community labor force to work for their livelihood/Self-growth. This training will improve their skill sets that will not only benefit JKCL but also the community at large during and after the project life. Improved Standard of Living: Employment opportunities created by the project and skill development activities carried out under CSR & EMP, will increase income of local community and therefore improve the overall standard of living in the area. Economic Exposure and Development: Implementation of the project will make opportunities for sustainable livelihood, better infrastructure facilities and services available to the people. This will expose and introduce the local population to factors of economic development including the banking system, financial services and credit and investment schemes. Impact on Civic Amenities The impact of the proposed limestone project on the civic amenities will be positive. With improved transportation facilities, educational facilities and other recreational facilities etc. there will be improvement in civic amenities. The communication facilities will also improve in the area. Population Growth Preference will be given to suitable local people in employment. Hence the project does not aim to contribute significantly in the population influx & only marginal population influx is designated for the proposed project.

4.5.5.2 ADVERSE SOCIAL IMPACTS

Health Impacts: The project may trigger negative health impacts through increased dust, population influx which might introduce new diseases in the area and pressure on sanitation facilities. Noise and Vibration: The process of mining will entail drilling, blasting, excavation, and transportation. These activities generate noise and vibration. The impact of noise and vibration from the epicenter of these activities could have effects on the population living around these areas. The excessive vibration could lead to collapse of the structures. Livelihood Change Presently livelihood depends on agriculture & industries in the nearby area. After the implementation of this mine, employment opportunities will be generated which will further improve the economic status & living standard of the people.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 195 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Population Growth This project will not have any substantial impact on the population growth. The proposed limestone project will generate employment opportunities for the people of nearby villages rendering positive impact on the area on the whole.

4.5.5.3 MITIGATION MEASURES

Mitigating Health Impacts: As mentioned that the incremental GLCs for various air pollutants will be restricted within the mining lease area and the impacts will be negligible on the nearby villages after implementation of all mitigation measures. Nevertheless, awareness programmes on health hazards will be conducted to create awareness amongst the employees as well as the local population. JKCL will consider Health facilities under its CSR activities Health Care Facilities Proper health care facilities will be provided to the employees of limestone mine along with their families. The medical facilities in form of primary medical camps will also be extended to local people in the nearby areas under CSR activities. Managing Loss of Livelihood and Income: It is proposed that entire land within the ML area shall not be acquired in one go. Land purchase shall be done in phases as per the requirement for mining purpose. This is proposed in order to ensure minimal disturbance of the land & associated people. In the proposed mining activities, preference to the suitable land oustees & agricultural labourer would be given for employment opportunities etc., in various sectors based on their capabilities. The Company will organize vocational training, entrepreneur development programmes for the PAFs including women members and will provide advice for starting suitable small scale industry. JKCL will encourage entrepreneurship amongst PAFs or their qualified family members by awarding services, contracts for activities such as canteens, vehicle hiring, maintenance of gardens, office services and cleanliness, courier services, and material supplies To cushion the local population against impacts of mine closure, adequate advance intimation will be given to employees and contractors to allow them to seek alternative opportunities. Skills development programmes will also be undertaken by JKCL to ensure sustainable livelihood for people of the nearby areas.

4.5.5.4 IMPACT ON HUMAN SETTLEMENT

Total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, out of which 140.039 ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely Nayagaon & Chenpura. C. WITHIN ML AREA As per khasra details there are 156 PAFs involved in which 147 PAFs having land only and 9 PAFs having houses on Govt. Land (8 in Nayagaon village and 1 in Chenpura village) which will be

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 196 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

displaced due to the mining activity. Total number of structure within mine area as details are given in following table: TABLE – 4.23 HABITATION WITHIN THE MINE LEASE S. No. Villages Total PAFs Families having Families having House Land Only 0nly 1 Nayagaon 84 76 08 2 Chenpura 72 71 01 Total 156 147 09

9 families will be rehabilitated and resettled outside mine lease due to mining activities.

Detailed R&R plan has been prepared and same is enclosed with this Final EIA/EMP Report as Annexure VII.
Map showing location of 9 structures in mine site are given herewith D. OUTSIDE ML AREA
Details are given below: Table - 4.24 Habitation/Village within 500 m from the ML Boundary S. No Village Name Distance Direction from ML boundary 1. Habitation of Village Nayagaon ~130 m in North East direction 2. Habitation of Village Chenpura ~ 200 m in South west Direction 3. Habitation of Gandhi Colony Adjacent in South East direction (Adjacent in South East direction)

Map showing location of structure within ML and location of nearby habitation outside the ML is given below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 197 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Habitation of Village Nayagaon at distance of ~ 130 m

Habitation bw the ML boundary & eastern Railway line adjacent to ML area

Habitation of Village Chenpura at distance of ~200 m

Location of structure with in ML Area Location of habitation outside ML Area

Protection Plan for Nearby Habitation

To protect the habitations near to the lease area from blasting and dust pollution, following measures will be taken into consideration during mining:
For protection of village habitation, mining will be carried out as per the provisions outlined in mining plan approved by Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) as well as by abiding to the guidelines of DGMS.
Alternative means of mineral extraction viz. rock breaker, ripper etc will be used for mining beyond 50 m and up to 100 m from habitation in no blasting zone.
Within 100 to 300 m zone, mining will be done with controlled blasting after taking permission from DGMS.
School is located within Village Chenpura at ~190 m in SW direction from Mine site. Same protection measures will be taken as in village Chenpura.
Controlled blasting will be adopted and optimum use of explosive energy will be made by optimizing explosive charge per hole and per delay.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 198 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

NONEL and bottom hole initiation system will be used to control ground vibrations, noise & fly rocks.
Blasting will be carried out during day time only & every blast will be monitored.
Ambient Air Quality will be maintained within the prescribed standards by adopting the mitigation measures as described in section 4.5.12.9 of this Chapter.
Ambient Air Quality & Noise Level will be monitored regularly in nearest villages.
Best Mining Practices shall be adopted for the given mining conditions.
Adequate number of check dams, retaining walls /structures. Garland drains and settling ponds will be provided in the mining area to arrest the wash-off with rain water in catchment area.
The natural water bodies and /or streams which are flowing in and around the village will not be disturbed.
In case of any water scarcity in the area, the Company will provide water to the villagers for their use.
A provision for regular monitoring of water table in open dug wells located in village and by establishing Piezo-meter has been incorporated to ascertain the impact of mining over ground water table and to plan mitigative measures.
We will ensure that the biological clock of the villagers is not disturbed by orienting the flood lights/ masks away from the village and keeping the noise levels within the prescribed limits for day and night hours so that it does not affect the health in villages located close to mining operations. Regular health surveillance will be undertaken.
For conducting blasting for mining operations, proper vibration studies shall be carried out well before approaching such habitats or other buildings to evaluate the zone of influence and impact of blasting on the neighbourhood. Within 500 meters of such sites vulnerable to blasting vibrations, avoidance of use of explosives and adoptions of alternative means for mineral extraction shall be practiced wherever practicable. Blasting will be done within the permissible distance from habitation as permitted by DGMS.
Provision of monitoring of each blast will be made so that the impact of blasting on nearby habitation and dwelling units could be ascertained.
No mining operations will be carried out within 50 meters of public works such as public roads and buildings or inhabited sites .
Main haulage road and other roads will be regularly wetted with water tankers fitted with sprinklers. Crusher and material transfer points will invariably be provided with Bag filters and or dry fogging system. Belt conveyors will be fully covered to avoid air borne dust.
No road movement will be undertaken in existing village road network without appropriately increasing the carrying capacity of such roads.
Socio economic development of the neighbourhood habitats has been planned based on the need based survey and will be executed as per the recommendation of the plan.
R&R plan/ Compensation details for the Project Affected Families (PAFs) has been prepared keeping in view relevant State/ National Rehabilitation & Resettlement policy. In respect of

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 199 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

SC/ST and other weaker sections of the society in the study area, a need based sample survey, family-wise has also been undertaken to assess their requirement, and action programme prepared and documented in the R&R report.

4.5.5.5 PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATION

The most common diseases in the region are common cold and cough, stomach disorder, fever, diarrhea etc. which are prevalent amongst the villagers. None of these can be related to the project and allied activities of the project. The following are some of the significant points for consideration under public health:
Air quality prediction has been done due to this project and incremental GLC was found within the prescribed limit.
Habitation of villages i.e. Chenpura and Nayagaon are located within in 130 m and 200 m distance respectively.
As per the data, pre-dominant wind direction throughout year was observed from NE.
Air quality modelling has been carried out & incremental value for PM10 is 2.87 µg/m 3, PM2.5 is 1.33 µg/m 3, SO2 is 1.57 µg/m 3 and for NO2 is 1.77 µg/m 3 due to mining operations within the lease area.
Water quality and level monitoring at mine site and villages will be carried out and record will be maintained.
Peak particle velocity monitoring will be done in mine site and for nearest habitations
Greenbelt will be developed in 11 ha on 7.5 m lease periphery.
Efforts will be made under improve the hygiene, sanitation, education and infrastructure of the nearby villagers under CSR activities
All the employees when inducted will be medically examined. Further, they will also be medically examined at periodical interval.
Company will spend an amount of Rs. 15 Lakh capital investment in Construction of the New Dispensary rooms (2 nos of Size, 15x20 feet) in Village chenpura and Rs. 17 lakh will spend as recurring cost for regular check-up and training of workers under health facility.

4.5.5.6 IMPACT EVALUATION

Impact significance is given in table below: Table - 4.25 Impact Evaluation to determine the Significance (Socio economic Environment) Impact Evaluation Impact on socio economics due to the proposed mining project Element Potential Effect/ Loss of land, rehabilitation & resettlement of PAFs, Improvements in socio economic Concern conditions of the settlement spreads in 2 villages Nayagaon & Chenpura. Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 200 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

√√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional √√√ √√√ √√√ Duration Short – term Long- term √√√ Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.6 IMPACT ON LOCAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Mining lease is well connected to Nearest Highway is NH - 79 (~200 m in North direction).
One Village Tar road is passing in southern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village road not proposed to be disturbed and 50m statutory safety barrier will be left. (if required to shift, with permission from government authorities).
Another Tar Road is passing to connect Nayagaon village and not proposed to be disturbed and 50m statutory safety barrier will be left.
The total Excavated limestone is 8340 tonnes per day out of which 2920 TPD Cement grade lime stone will be transported to the crusher located in the ML area via dumpers of 55 tonnes capacity through haul roads. Peak Production and transportation per day will be 9591 TPD based on 15% increase in total production capacity.
Two crusher are proposed to be located in Eastern boundary of mining lease area.
Further crushed limestone will be transported to the Cement Plant situated at Mangrol & Nimbahera, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan at distance of 22 km in North direction & 27 Km in NNW direction from mine site via tippers of 35 capacity.
Details of transportation route is given in the Table below: Table - 4.26 Details of the roads proposed to be used for transportation of Limestone S. No. Road Name Distance (in km) 1. Mine site to NH-79 ~1.20 2. NH-79 ~6.30 3. Byepass ~13.0 3. Byepass to JK cement Nimbahera* ~1.50 Total ~22.0

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 201 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

*Road constructed by JK Cement Table - 4.27 Details of the roads proposed to be used for transportation of Limestone S. No. Road Name Distance (in km) 1. Mine site to NH-79 ~1.20 2. NH-79 ~6.30 3. Byepass ~13.0 4. NH-79 ~4.0 5. NH-79 to JK Cement Mangrol* ~2.5 Total ~27.0 *Road constructed by JK Cement Map showing route of transportation is given below:

JK Cement Mangrol

JK Cement Nimbahera

Traffic survey has been done at four location.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 202 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.28 Details of Traffic Survey points Survey Stretches Survey point Coordinates point no. 1 Nayagaon Village to NH-79 NH-79 near Village Nayagaon N 24 0 33’ 49.1” E 74 046’18.7” 2 Nayagaon Village to NH-79 NH-79 Near Village Pipalia N 24 0 35’ 40.77” E 74 0 43’ 53” 3 NH-79 to Byepass (MDR 11 A) NH-79 Near Village Sakaria N 24 0 36’ 33.8” E 74 0 39’ 38.2” 4 Byepass (MDR 11 A) to NH-79 NH-79 Near Village Ahirpura N 24 0 39’ 35” E 74 0 40’ 20” Source: Field Survey Table - 4.29 No of Vehicles per hour for traffic survey point – NH-79 near village Nayagaon

No. of Passenger Car Unit TOTAL NUMBER OF S.No. Vehicle Type Vehicle/day (PCU) factor VEHICLE (PCU)/Day 1. Cycle 15 0.5 7.5 2. Motor Cycle /Scooter 7790 0.5 3895 3. Passenger Car/Van/ Auto Rickshaw 7381 1.0 7381 4. Tractors 346 1.5 519 5. Trucks/ Buses 3412 3.0 10236 6. Trailer 1599 4.5 7195.5 7. Cycle Rickshaw 3 0.5 1.5 Total 20546 - 29235.5

Table - 4.30 No of Vehicles per hour for traffic survey point – NH-79 Near village Pipalia

No. of Passenger Car TOTAL NUMBER OF S.No. Vehicle Type Vehicle/day Unit (PCU) factor VEHICLE (PCU)/Day 1. Cycle 2 0.5 1 2. Motor Cycle /Scooter 7570 0.5 3785 3. Passenger Car/Van/ Auto Rickshaw 7091 1.0 7091 4. Tractors 360 1.5 540 5. Trucks/Buses 3316 3.0 9948 6. Trailer 1508 4.5 6786 7. Cycle Rickshaw 2 0.5 1 Total 19849 - 28152

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 203 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.31 No of Vehicles per hour for traffic survey point – NH-79 Near Village Sakaria

No. of Passenger Car Unit TOTAL NUMBER OF S. No. Vehicle Type Vehicle/day (PCU) factor VEHICLE (PCU)/Day 1. Cycle 6 0.5 3 2. Motor Cycle /Scooter 7473 0.5 3736.5 3. Passenger Car/Van/ Auto Rickshaw 7346 1.0 7346 4. Tractors 341 1.5 511.5 5. Trucks/ Buses 3372 3.0 10116 6. Trailer 1591 4.5 7159.5 7. Cycle Rickshaw 2 0.5 1

Total 20131 - 28873.5

Table - 4.32 No of Vehicles per hour for traffic survey point – NH-79 Near Villlage Ahirpura

No. of Passenger Car Unit TOTAL NUMBER OF S. No. Vehicle Type Vehicle /day (PCU) factor VEHICLE (PCU)/Day 1. Cycle 4 0.5 2 2. Motor Cycle /Scooter 7539 0.5 3769.5 3. Passenger Car/Van/ Auto Rickshaw 7362 1.0 7362 4. Tractors 351 1.5 526.5 5. Trucks/Buses 3358 3.0 10074 6. Trailer 1531 4.5 6889.5 7. Cycle Rickshaw 1 0.5 0.5 Total 20146 - 28624 Maximum numbers of vehicle in PCU/hr has been considered for calculating traffic scenario. Table - 4.33 Existing Traffic Scenario ROAD V (VOLUME IN PCU/HR) C (Capacity in Percentage of PCU/Hr.) Utilization of Road NH-79 near village Nayagaon 1239 1458 85% NH-79 Near village Pipalia 1153 1458 80% NH-79 Near Village Sakaria 1135 1458 78% NH-79 Near Villlage Ahirpura 1150 1458 80% DSV for 4 lanes: 35000 = 35000/24 = 1458

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 204 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

PROPOSED TRAFFIC DENSITY ON ROUTE FROM MINE TO CEMENT PLANT

On Normative Production On peak Production
Transportation via 35 tonner capacity of dumper
Transportation via 35 tonner capacity of dumper
Transportation of Limestone from Proposed Mine:
Transportation of Limestone from Proposed Mine: 3358 2920 Tonnes/day Tonnes/day
No. of trips (filled) – 84
No. of trips (filled) – 96
No. of trips of tipper deployed/ day (to & from) – 84
No. of trips of tipper deployed/ day (to & from) – 96 x 2 x 2 = 168 = 192
Working hours per day: 12 hours (for transportation)
Working hours per day: 12 hours (for transportation)
Frequency of tipper deployed/hour – 476/12 = 14
Frequency of tipper deployed/hour – 192/12 = 16
Increase in PCU’s per hour- 14 x 3= 42
Increase in PCU’s per hour- 16 x 3= 48

Table 4.34 Modified Traffic Scenario on average Production ROAD Increases V (FINAL VOLUME IN RECOMMENDED EXISTING V/C PCU’s PCU/HR) SERVICE VOLUME RATIO (PCU/HR) NH-79 near village Nayagaon 42 1239+42=1281 1458 88% NH-79 Near village Pipalia 42 1153+42=1195 1458 82% NH-79 Near Village Sakaria 42 1135+42=1177 1458 81% NH-79 Near Villlage Ahirpura 42 1150+42=1192 1458 82%

Table 4.35 Modified Traffic Scenario on Peak Production ROAD Increases V (FINAL VOLUME IN RECOMMENDED EXISTING V/C PCU’s PCU/HR) SERVICE VOLUME RATIO (PCU/HR) NH-79 near village Nayagaon 48 1239+48=1287 1458 89% NH-79 Near village Pipalia 48 1153+48=1201 1458 83% NH-79 Near Village Sakaria 48 1135+48=1183 1458 82% NH-79 Near Villlage Ahirpura 48 1150+48=1198 1458 83%

4.5.6.1 MEASURES FOR TRANSPORTATION

Necessary mitigation measures will be adopted. The same are given as under:
For crossing the roads, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without diverting the natural route of road
Prevention of spillage of material by engaging covered dumpers.
Vehicle with valid PUC will be used for transportation.
Overloading of the material will be avoided.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 205 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Vehicular emission will be kept under control.
Regular maintenance of HEMMs & transportation vehicles will be carried out.
Regular monitoring of the emission levels.
Regular water spraying on the haul roads to suppress the fugitive dust emissions.
Personal protective equipment provided to all workers.
Training will be given to all drivers about safe and environment friendly driving.

4.5.6.2 IMPACT EVALUATION

Table - 4.36 Impact Evaluations for Transportation Infrastructure Impact Evaluation Impact on transportation infrastructure due to the proposed mining project Element Potential Effect/ Damage of road, improvement in road conditions Concern Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional √√√ √√√ Duration Short – term Long- term √√√ Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.7 IMPACT ON BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT

Habitat loss, degradation, and fragmentation are important causes of known species-population extinctions. The main cause of degradation and depletion of forests and wildlife are the human activity (anthropogenic pressure). Population explosion, over exploitation of forest resources, urbanization, unscientific management, encroachment of forest land, illicit felling, lack of regeneration of forests and outdated laws are major factors responsible for the degradation and depletion of forests. Details are given in the follow up points.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 206 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.7.1 IMPACT ON FLORA

The area characterized by vegetation consisting of small to medium sized thorny bushes, different types of shrubs, cheepers, and sparse plant life with mesophytes as well as xerophytes and grasses overgrowth. There are herbs and shrubs and few scattered trees within ML area which will be cleared in due course of mining Greenbelt/plantation area shall be developed in 7.5 m safety barrier all around the ML and other statutory barriers. The greenbelt and plantation development will eventually attract micro fauna, birds etc. in the area which will also have positive impact. Support will be taken from local forest and agricultural departments in selection of species of plants so that green coverage could improve fast.

4.5.7.2 IMPACT ON FAUNA

There are no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, and Biosphere Reserve, Wildlife Corridors, Tiger/Elephant Reserves etc. within 10 km radius of the Mine site. There is no scheduled species was observed in core zone. In buffer zone there is 4 scheduled-I species (Python, Monitor lizard, Peacock & leopard) were observed during study period. Authentication of flora & fauna along with conservation plan for schedule I species has been approved from DFO, Neemuch vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/3880 dated 11.08.2021 and from CCF, Ujjain vide letter no Maa. Chi/2021/4967 dated 16.08.2021. Further Wildlife Conservation Plan has also been approved from Chief Wildlife Warden over an amount of Rs. 132 Lakh vide letter no WL/Maa. Chi/GEN-274/6096 dated 18.08.2021 Measures for Minimizing Impact on Fauna
Measures will be taken and environment management plan will be implemented to curb pollution of air, water, and land, noise environment.
Greenbelt development and plantation helps in creating habitats for local faunal species and to create better environment for various fauna.
Creating and developing awareness for nature and wildlife in the nearby villages.
Worker will be made aware of the importance of the wild life.
Using topsoil during the restoration process can improve the productivity and rate of re- vegetation.

4.5.7.3 QUANTIFICATION OF IMPACT ON BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT VS. MITIGATION MATRIX

S. No. Parameters Impact Mitigation 1. Direct Impact • Loss of woodlands, low-lying • No loss of habitat, as proposed grasslands/fallow fields and mining project site does not located agricultural lands; in any designated forest land. • Damage to various habitats • No habitat was observed in study including fishponds and marshes; area. • Fragmentation of habitats. • There are Chapropl Bir Block (~7.0 Km • Landscape connectivity disruption in SSW direction) Motatonk PF (~8.0

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 207 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

due to site fencing prevents Km in SW direction) and Reserved movement of larger & middle-sized Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction) in mammals. 10 km study area. • Dust deposition on vegetation; noise • However, the buffer area is thicky and other disturbance to birds and populated. But, during mining other wild animals. operation, there is a likelihood of increase in dust and noise levels, which will be control by water spraying and/or development of thick green belt around the mine boundary for effective green barrier. 2. Indirect Impact • Occurs as a result of the activity, i.e. • Native plants species as per CPCB all the potential impacts that do not guidelines, and as per Bio- geographic manifest immediately with the zones of India will be selected in activity or which occur at a greenbelt and plantation programme. different place as a result of the • No exotic species will be used. activity, • Fugitive emission, noise generation • Example: Invasion of alien weed will be minimized at maximum level species. for the control of adverse impact on • Vegetation damage due to insects & birds, which is better industrial pollutants may have pollinators in our Ecosystem. No secondary effects on associated effluent waste water will be fauna like insects & birds. generated during mining activity. 3. Cumulative Result from the incremental impact of • Located in Nayagaon & Chenpura Impact the activity when added to the impacts Limestone Deposit therefore no of other activities cumulative impact may be generated. • It may occur from the collective But, after implementation of project, impacts of individual minor we will control the fugitive emission activities over a period of time and at dust prone area at maximum level may include both direct & indirect by water sprinkling, greenbelt on 7.5 impacts. m periphery and gaseous emission

Example: Impact of SO 2, NO X & Ozone from transportation activity will be (secondary pollutant) will be generated controlled by regular maintenance of from Diesel operated Vehicle HEMM’s HEMM with silencers, PUC certificates like excavator, dumper, loader & other etc., so that pollutant cannot disperse vehicles in combination on agricultural on nearby agricultural field/ nearby productivity / vegetation near Mine vegetation. site. 4. Mine Activities like project location, site • No loss of wildlife habitat, as no Development clearance, excavation, site formation; forest area is falling in core zone.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 208 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

dredging, dumping / transportation of • No habitat will be fragmented from habitats with spoil, construction of the mining project activity. riprap protected embankments, • No loss of plant communities and no trampling, etc. planting of exotic species, only • Permanent Loss of Habitat: indigenous plants species will be Fragmentation: Habitats isolated in planted. patches due to project location. • Properly maintained construction • Increased Fragmentation: Habitats equipment and vehicles having isolated in patches due to project Pollution Under Control (PUC) location. certificate will be deployed during the • Habitat damage: Habitats damaged project to restrict the exhaust due to loss and disturbance of plant emission. Fugitive dust emissions will communities and listed plant be prevented by water sprinkling on species & invasion of alien species. roads and mining site. • Industrial Pollutants: Dust, • In addition to the above, dust

Particulate Matter (PM10 & PM 2) & emissions will also be generated from gases generated during mining activity of construction construction may affect human materials (aggregates and sand). To beings, plants, animals & habitats prevent this, Overburden dumps, nearby. excavated area will be aligned • Disturbance to Wildlife: Noise / properly with stabilized slopes. blasting operations during • Limestone is very hard and can be construction and disturbance by broken only drilling & blasting, construction workers may impact however, Controlled blasting will be sensitive animal species. carried out. Also, no secondary The severity of disturbance blasting will be taken and in case of depends on: boulder generation, rock breaker will • Intensity, duration & frequency, be used. • distance from the source; • Garland drain, check dams will be • the sensitivity of affected species; provided for control of soil erosion. and • Garland drain will be constructed to • Availability of alternative habitats arrest the wash off from the dump. nearby. • Retention walls/ Parapet walls will be • Soil Erosion: Soil disturbance & loss built between the dump & garland of vegetation cover, through drain, to arrest silt and rolling surface runoff & wind, causing material. siltation of drainage channels & loss • Greenbelt will be developed around of wetland habitats/low-lying the mine boundary for effective green grass/fallow lands. barrier. • Silt deposition in water bodies &

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 209 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

associated wetlands leading to increased turbidity (reduced light penetration) & eutrophication leading to loss of Aquatic / wetland macrophytes. Oxygen depletion & impoverishment of fish and other aquatic animals. Hence, in construction phase of Limestone mine impact will be short term and of low intensity period. 5. Operation & The level of impact varies on the • Plantation will be done all along Maintenance habitats & species present and the type boundary to reduce dust and noise Stage Impact of project / activity. pollution. Such as invasion of exotic species, • No exotic species will be planted. disturbance to wildlife & reduction of its • No waste water will be discharge movement, reduction of genetic outside the mine site. ZLD concept diversity and population viability, will be used. alteration of ecological flow paths. • Proper source level abatement will be • Induced by chemical alterations done for Air pollution (Particulate & (contamination of air, soil and gaseous). water) and physical alterations • No ecological barrier for wildlife (changes in the water flow, light, movement will be created due to temperature, etc.). separate road. • Larger Ecological Barrier – Road • There are two small seasonal nallas in transport corridors. the area with westerly flows. One is De-silting river vis-a-vis increase in located in southern block trending drainage may change the water NW-SE. Another one is located in the regime of river side marshes, northern block trending east-west permanent marshes may change in occurs in the northernmost part of to seasonal marshes with reduced the lease area. Both nallas have area and decreased wetland biota. already deducted from the granted lease area. • A part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area. • Protective bunds of 5m width and 2m height along the entire length of nalla will be constructed & it will be planted. During operation phase of Limestone, therefore, Magnitude of Impact will be at local level of low intensity as proper mitigation measures will be taken care of.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 210 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.7.4 GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT

Vegetation covers in and around the mine workings generally helps in:
Control of dust.
Reducing noise.
Stabilizing erodible slopes to minimize pollution.
Ground water re-charging
Enhancement of aesthetic value. i. Native plant species will be planted in consultation with DFO. ii. Trees growing up to 5 m or more in height with large canopy cover & leaf area will be planted. iii. Since tree trunks are normally devoid of foliage (up to 3 m), it is appropriate to have shrubbery in form of such trees to give coverage to trunk portion of these trees. iv. Fast growing trees with thick perennial foliage will be grown, as it takes many years for trees to grow to their full height. v. The seedling of height not less than 2 meters to be selected. The following characteristics have been taken into consideration while selecting plant species for green belt development and tree plantation. I. Local, indigenous and drought resistant species. II. Fast growing and tall trees. III. Perennial and evergreen. IV. Thick canopy cover. V. Stratified layers of Plantation to prevent lateral pollution dispersion. VI. The trees will be selected so as to maintain regional ecological balance and to conform to soil and hydrological conditions. VII. Plantation will be done as per guidelines.

4.5.7.5 GREENBELT DEVELOPMENT AND PLANTATION PLAN

Total greenbelt/plantation will be done on 80.03 ha area.
Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year.
Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year
Plantation & re-grassing will be carried out on 44.50 ha of backfilled area.
Bench plantation will be developed over an area of 20.53 ha.
Local and fruit bearing species will be planted after consultation with local forest officer and as per CPCB guidelines.
Density of plantation would be 2500 trees / ha.
Plan for greenbelt and plantation up to end of life of mine is given as per below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 211 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table 4.37 Plan for greenbelt development on 7.5 m lease periphery and plantation on safety zone Year Area (Ha) No. of Capital cost (In Recurring cost Location Plants Lakh (@ 200 Rs (Rs. in lakh) per plant) 1st 4.00 10000 20.00 2.4 Lease boundary (south) 2nd 7.00 17500 35.00 4.2 Lease boundary (Middle & North) 3rd 4.00 10000 20.00 2.4 Safety zone (Nalla & Road) Total 15.00 37500 75.00 9.0

Table 4.38 Plan for plantation on backfilled area and top 2 benches Five year Area (Ha) No. of Capital cost (In Recurring cost Location Plan Plants Lakh (@ 200 Rs (Rs. in lakh) per plant) 4th 6.68 16700 33.40 4.0 Back fill and top benches 5th 6.94 17350 34.70 4.2 Back fill and top benches 6th 6.80 17000 34.00 4.1 Back fill and top benches 7th 12.86 32150 64.30 7.7 Back fill and top benches 8th 10.00 25000 50.00 6.0 Back fill and top benches 9th 11.24 28100 56.20 6.7 Back fill and top benches 10.51 26275 52.55 6.3 Back fill and top benches Total 65.03 162575 325.15 39.0

Surface plan showing greenbelt and plantation within mining lease area is enclosed as Annexure VIF

4.5.7.6 SPECIES SELECTION FOR PLANTATION/GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT

The plants and saplings suitable for the existing soil and site conditions will be considered. Preference will be given for fast growing local plant species, which can adapt to the local climate. Indigenous & fruit bearing native species will be planted by JKCL as per CPCB guideline and in consultation with local forest department. Aegle marmelos (Bel), Albizia lebbeck (Siras), Azadirachta indica (Neem), Bauhinia racemosa (Kachnar), Cassia fistula (Amaltas), Dalbergia sissoo (shisham), Ficus religiosa (Peepal), Mangifera indica (Mango), Ailanthus excels (Aldu), Madhuca indica (Mahua), Tamarindus indica (Imli), Ficus benghalensis (Bargad) etc. The ecological characters of few species proposed to be planted are given below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 212 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Table - 4.39 Species having ecological characteristics S. No. Species Name Common Name 1. Azadirachta indica Neem 2. Ficus benghalensis Bargad 3. Bauhinia variegata Kachnar 4. Syzygium cumini Jamun 5. Tamarindus indica Imli 6. Cassia fistula Amaltas 7. Delonix regia Gulmohar 8. Mangifera indica Mango 9. Madhuca indica Mahua Sources-CPCB guideline for developing of greenbelt and plantation.

The above suggested list covers species with thick canopy cover, perennial green nature, native origin and a large leaf area index. The proposed species will help in forming an effective barrier between the mines lease area and the surroundings. These species should be planted in and around the mine site to help absorb fugitive emissions and reduce the noise levels. All the open spaces, where tree plantation may not be possible, should be covered with shrubs and grass to prevent erosion of topsoil.

4.5.7.7 BUDGET FOR GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT AND PLANTATION PROGRAMME

About Rs. 4.0 Crore (Capital cost) and Rs 48.0 lakh (Recurring cost) have been earmarked for greenbelt & plantation till the end of life of mine @ Rs 200/sapling (including plantation and maintenance cost). The budget includes the cost of Saplings, Watering facilities, Labour Charge, Organic manure, Bio-fertilizers, Maintenance, fencing etc., which may vary in due course of time.

4.5.7.8 IMPACT EVALUATION

Table - 4.40 Impact Evaluation for Biological Resources Impact Evaluation change in the biological resources of the area due to mine development & operation Element and generation of emissions Potential Effect/ Loss of habitat, Impact on health of biological receptors due to area and line sources of Concern air emissions including fugitive dust emissions during limestone mine development & operation activities Characteristics of Impacts Nature Positive Negative Neutral √√√ Type Direct Indirect Cumulative √√√ Extent Project Area Local Zonal Regional

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 213 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

√√√ Duration Short – term Long- term √√√ Intensity Low Medium High √√√ Frequency Remote (R) Occasional (O) Periodic (P) Continuous (C) √√√ Significance of Impact Significance Insignificant Minor Moderate Major √√√

4.5.8 MEASURES/TECHNOLOGY FOR PREVENTION OF ILLEGAL MINING & PILFERAGE OF MINERAL

Following measures will be adopted by company for prevention of illegal mining and pilferage of mineral:

Weighing Bridge is to be installed to check the quantity of the mineral going to the crusher
Monthly filing of return based on the quantity of material dispatched.
Overloading will be avoided.
Creating information network in the vicinity.
Displaying of sign boards mentioning "Dangerous and Prohibited Place” in local language with pictorials.
Erection of barbed-wire fencing around pithead.
Static security manning including deployment of armed guards during the night hours.
GPS to be installed in all hauling units to see their movement.
CC TV installation at various exit points of the mines.
Stringent action to be taken against transport vehicles caught in the act of theft or pilferage.
Training of existing security personnel, refresher training and basic training to new recruits in security discipline will be arranged for strengthening the security set up.
Horizontal movement of executives with aptitude for security work and inducting qualified security personnel at junior, middle and senior levels.
Entry/exit points will be manned by establishing proper check posts and barrier where all vehicles are physically checked.
Surprise checks/raids are conducted by flying squads of company/security department.
Educating the local habitants and providing them employment as far as possible so that they will not involve in such illegal activities.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 214 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

4.5.9 TARGET FOR ACTIVITIES AWARENESS CAMPAIGN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

TARGET FOR AWARENESS CAMPAIGN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES % Employees to be covered

(A) Environment & Pollution Control Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 S. No. Awareness topic 40 30 30 General awareness about environment & its importance for 1 human being and other creatures 40 30 30 2 Awareness about applicable environmental laws and regulations 40 30 30 Types of Pollution like Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Noise 3 pollution, land pollution etc. and their impact of environment 40 30 30 4 Water conservation 40 30 30 5 Water harvesting 40 30 30 6 Tree Plantation and its importance for environment 40 30 30 GHG emissions and how it impacts the environment & life on 7 earth 40 30 30 8 Land degradation and how to prevent it 40 30 30 9 Conservation of natural resources 40 30 30 10 Efficient waste management 40 30 30 11 Effective Waste utilization 40 30 30

PRACTICAL TRAINING TO BE IMPARTED TO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS S. No. Training Topics Target (all employees) 1 Maintenance and Operation of Air Pollution Control equipment Maintenance and Operation of Air Pollution monitoring 2 equipment Training in advancement of Technology in Noise Pollution 3 Control in Mining operations. Within two years of start of Training in advancement of Technology in wastewater mining operations 4 Management. 5 Afforestation and Greenbelt development 6 Solid and Hazardous Waste management & Risk Assessment 7 Compliance evaluation and monitoring. 8 Occupational Health Surveillance Program 9 Sustainability in Mining operations 10 Energy conservation

PRACTICAL TRAINING TO BE IMPARTED TO MINING ENGINEERS AND GEOLOGISTS S. No. Training Topics Target (all employees) 1 Knowledge of applicable environment, Forests and mining laws Within two years of start

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 215 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

2 Safe & environment friendly mining operations of mining operations 3 Mineral conservation 4 Sustainable Mining practices 5 Mine planning Identification and management of Environmental impacts of various 6 mining activities 7 Efficient utilization of natural resources 8 Waste & waste dump management 9 Top soil management Greenbelt Development - selection of species, area to be developed, 10 ensuring maximum survival rate (90%) etc. Impact of various types of pollutants on human health and effective 11 management of pollution 12 Occupational Health Surveillance 13 Maintenance planning for mining equipment 14 Energy conservation 15 Logistics / lead distance optimization 16 Chemistry of various minerals present in mines 17 Star ratings of mines 18 Skill development for Effective communication with stakeholders Increasing productivity without affective environment, health and 19 safety Vocational training facility with trained staff and necessary infrastructure will be provided within two years of mine operation.

4.5.10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

Occupational health and safety (OHS) is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the safety, health and welfare of people at work. The goal of occupational safety and health programs includes fostering a safe and healthy work environment. OHS may also protect co-workers, family members, employers, customers, and many others who might be affected by the workplace environment. Occupational Health & Safety is based on the following three aspects:-
Hazard identification
Risk assessment
Determination of applicable controls A Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) is a systematic way to identify and analyze hazards to determine their scope, impact and the vulnerability of the built environment to such hazards and its purpose is to ensure that there is a formal process for hazard identification, risk assessment and control to effectively manage hazards that may occur within the workplaces.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 216 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Details regarding occupational health hazards as well as mitigation measures have been discussed as under:

4.5.10.1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND RELATED DISEASE

Occupational Health and Safety measures result in improving the conditions under which workers are employed. It improves not only their physical efficiency but also provides protection to their life. JKCL will adopt the following safety measures:
Continuous monitoring for compliance of SOPs.
The mine management will be having first aid / medical centre for use in emergency situation. All casualties would be registered and will be given first aid. The centre will have facilities for first aid & minor treatment, resuscitation, ambulance and transport.
Pit Safety Committee will be formed and recommendations given by committee will be implemented.
Suitable measures for publicity and propaganda for safety and occupational health will be - implemented like posters, safety films, etc.,
Safety clauses in contract order
To depute dedicated safety team
Pre-employment Medical check-up for fitness as per standards in Form P-1 of Mines Rules 1955.
Periodical medical examination as per Mines Rule 1955- will be done as per standards laid down in Form P.
Persons working in dusty environment will be examined every year as per the DGMS circular No. 01 of 21.01.2010.
All employees will undergo medical examination as per the recommendation of 10 th National conference of safety in mines.
Besides that to avoid any adverse effect on the health of workers due to various pollutants, sufficient measures relating to safety and health will also be practiced.
Provision of rest shelters for mine workers with amenities like drinking water etc.
Training of employees for use of safety appliances and first aid in vocational training center.
Detailed analysis of each and every incident.
Periodic inspection by internal and external safety experts.
Celebrations of various safety events for awareness.
An effective and clearly audible means of giving warning, in case of fire, to every person will be provided at the site. A free passage–way giving access to each means of escape in case of fire will be maintained for the use of all workers.
Regular maintenance and testing of all equipment as per manufacturers’ guidelines.
Close surveillance of the factors in working environment and work practices which may affect environment and worker’s health.
Working of mine will be done as per approved mining plan and environmental plans.
Operator cabins in all items of major HEMM equipment will be enclosed.
Air emission control system such as water sprinkling, green belt development

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 217 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

All safety measures will be taken which includes the use of safety appliances such as:  Suitable Dust Mask for protection from dust  Ear Muffs  Safety Helmets  Reflective jackets  Safety Belts  Leather Hand Gloves  Safety Shoes  Safety Goggles etc.
Availability of Medical facilities and First Aid Room equipped with first aid boxers.
Conduction of internal audits and evaluation of legal compliance.
In order to ensure adequate implementation of the OHS measures suggested, JKCL will adhere to the pre- placement & periodical medical examination program. Details of the same are given as under.

4.5.10.2 PRE PLACEMENT & PERIODICAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

Ideally, the pre-employment medical examination (also referred to as a pre-placement examination) strives to place and maintain employees in an occupational environment adapted to their physiological and psychological capacities. The goal of the pre-employment examination is to determine whether an individual is fit to perform his or her job without risk to himself or others and also to record medical history of the person in case employed. This is also conceptualized within the practice of occupational medicine – it is assumed that the examiner is required to have detailed knowledge of both working and health conditions. Parameters to be monitored: New employees will be thoroughly medically examined under initial medical examination and thereafter during continuation of employment. Periodic medical examination will be done as suggested by DGMS. The medical examination includes the following parameters - • Height, weight, body mass index (BMI) • Cardiovascular examination (heart check, blood pressure, pulse) • Full musculoskeletal examination including comprehensive range of movement. • Central nervous system examination. • Examination for hernia and other abdominal abnormalities • Urine examination for diabetes or kidney / bladder disorders • Respiratory examination • Vision assessment including color blindness • Medical fitness to work in mines • Medical examination of drivers • Drug and alcohol testing • Spirometry - ( Lung Function Test)

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 218 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

• Audiometry ( Hearing Test) • Urine testing • Vision tests, color vision • ECG • CXR (Chest Radiograph) • Blood glucose • Strength and mobility screening Further, Regular Awareness campaign amongst stuff/ working about AIDS/ Dengue/Malaria will be done, Ambulance and First Aid facility will be provided. The medical records of the employees will be maintained. Under initial induction, the workers will be given training related to all safety and health aspects pertaining to their vocation and thereafter, special training courses/ awareness programme for Malaria eradication, STDs and health effects on exposure to mineral dust will be organized regularly for employed persons as well as for nearby villagers. Refresher training will also be arranged as per statutes. Frequency of Medical Examination a. Pre Placement Medical examination: Prior to joining b. Periodical Medical examination: • Age of workers < 45 years : After every 5 years • Age of workers > 45 years: After every 3 years The occupational health center is common for the J.K. Cement works located at Nimbahera & Mangrol and Nayagaon-Chenpura limestone mine. The occupational health center budget is given as below Table - 4.41 Occupational Health & safety Budget S. No. Occupation health surveillance Budget (Rs. In Lakh) Budget allocation (Years) 1. Medical Equipment (digital x-ray, 43 FY'21-22 , FY'22-23 , FY'23-24 auto-biochemistry analyzer and physiotherapy machine) Total 43

S. No. Parameters Amount (INR)/ Year (Workers * Cost) 1 Training on the occupation health and safety 85,000 2 Occupational health and safety mitigative measures 3,00,000 (Mask, Safety goggle, ear plug etc.) Sub Total Rs. 3,85,000/- 3 Number of Employees 58 4 Initial Medical Examination 58 *1360 = Rs. 78,880/- 4 No of employees will be subjected to Periodical 12 Workers/ Year

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 219 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA/EMP Report

Medical Examination at least once in a five year

5 Chest X-Ray, Audiometry, vision test, ECG, PFT, Urine, 12*360 = 4320/- Lipid profile, etc. 6 Pulmonary Function Test 12*1,000 =12,000/- Sub Total Rs. 16,320/- Note: - *Once in a five year as per Mine Rule 1955 (Rule 29B Initial & Periodical Medical Examination) Environmental and Personnel Monitoring 1. Personal Dust Sampling Rs. 50,000/- 2. Environmental Monitoring Rs. 2,00,000/- Sub Total Rs. 2,50,000/- Grand Total Rs. 7,30,200/-

4.5.11 IRREVERSIBLE AND IRRETRIEVABLE COMMITMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS

Irreversible commitment of environmental components for the proposed mining project will include Land use, topography, geology, soil, human settlement, agriculture for mine lease area.

4.5.12 CONCLUSION

As discussed above, adequate preventive measures will be adopted to contain various pollutants generated due to the proposed project within permissible limits. Development of Greenbelt/Plantation around the mining lease boundary & statutory barriers will minimize the environment pollution. Further the development of water reservoir and afforestation will remain useful for local community.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 220 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER-5 ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES (TECHNOLOGY & SITE)

5.1 GENERAL

Analysis of alternative site helps in selection of best possible site for the project. On one hand it helps to closeness to the existing infrastructure and on other hand it also helps to minimize the impact of project on environment. Site for Mining lease is selected on the basis of occurrence of mineral for suitable end use. Occurrence of mineral is site specific in nature and it is proved after necessary survey, prospecting and detailed exploration and after duly obtaining statutory prospecting license and clearances and therefore alternative site analysis after grant of mining lease is not applicable for such projects. Comparison of alternatives of technology helps to determine the best method of achieving the project objectives with minimum environmental impacts or indicates the most environment friendly and cost effective options. Every mine needs to be planned in a way that the mineral is extracted to the maximum extent without causing severe irreversible environmental damages.

5.2 ANALYSIS OF SITE

Mining Lease site is selected on the basis of occurrence of mineral for suitable end use. The proposed project for Mining of minerals having ML Area: 206.354 ha with the proposed Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Mining Lease was granted by Govt. of Madhya Pradesh vide letter no. F3-57/2018/12/1 dated 01.12.2020 over an area of 206.354 ha. Mining lease has been executed on 04.12.2020. The minerals are site specific and they are mined where they are situated. The area i.e. mine site is found suitable once existence of mineral is proved in accordance of the Mineral (Evidence of Mineral Contents) Rules- 2015. From the nature & extent of the deposit and exploration done in the deposit, adequate reserves of required quality have been proved with adequate degree of reliability. Therefore, the proposed project will continue in the existing site.

5.3 ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY

The proposed mining method for extraction of mineral and ROM is Opencast Fully Mechanized with maximum bench height of 6 meters and with working bench width of 10 meters. Blast holes of 110 mm dia. are proposed to be drilled by using drill machine and blasting with ANFO. Loading of blasted material is proposed with 3.9 cu. m bucket capacity excavator in tippers of 35 tonne

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 221 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

capacity and transported to the existing interlinked Cement Plants located at Kailash Nagar, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan and at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan through tippers by road.

5.4 CONCLUSION

Mining Lease was granted by Govt. of Madhya Pradesh vide letter no. F3-57/2018/12/1 dated 01.12.2020 over an area of 206.354 ha. Mining lease has been executed on 03.12.2020 and registered on 04.12.2020. The availability of limestone was indicated within the area granted for lease approved by DMG using exploratory drilling. The deposit is also having good infrastructural facilities like access through NH - 79 (~200 m in North direction from mine site). The limestone mineral mined at this mine will be used in manufacturing of Cement in their existing cement plant.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 222 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER–6 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME

6.1 INTRODUCTION

Post Project Monitoring is an essential part to check the impact of project related activity. Hence monitoring of various environmental parameters will be carried out on a regular basis to ascertain the following:
Status of Pollution within the mine site and in its vicinity.
To generate data for predictive or corrective purpose in respect of pollution.
To examine the efficiency of pollution control system adopted at the site.
To assess environmental impacts. Monitoring will be carried out at the site as per the guidelines of CPCB. Environmental Monitoring Programme will be conducted for various environmental components as per conditions stipulated in Environmental Clearance Letter issued by MoEF&CC & Consent to Operate issued by Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board (MPCB). Six monthly compliance reports along with monitoring reports will be submitted every year to all regulatory departments mentioned in granted EC. Compliance Report for conditions stipulated in Consent to Operate will be submitted to MPCB on regular basis.

6.2 FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CELL (EMC)

In order to maintain the environmental quality within the standards, regular monitoring of various environmental components is necessary. JKCL will have a full-fledged Environmental Management Cell (EMC) for environmental monitoring and management for the Limestone mine. The EMC team takes care of pollution monitoring aspects and implementation of control measures. Organizational structure of EMC along with their responsibilities is elaborated in Para 10.3 of Chapter 10. A group of qualified and efficient engineers with technicians will be deputed for maintenance, up keeping and monitoring the pollution control equipment, to keep them in working mode at the best of their efficiencies.

6.3 MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGIES

6.3.1 INSTRUMENTS TO BE USED INSTRUMENTS TO BE USED

A laboratory for environmental Monitoring will be established for Limestone mine. The following instruments will be used for data collection work in the monitoring schedule:
Respirable Dust Sampler (RDS)
Fine Particulate Sampler (FPS)
Noise Level Meter
Micro Meteorological Station
Stack Monitoring Kit

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 223 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Water level indicator/Piezometer with digital water level recorder
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Blast mate / mini mate for blast monitoring operation

6.3.2 MONITORING PROGRAMME

The post project Monitoring includes details of any major/ minor impact in the core zone and area within buffer zone for the following parameters:
Micro - Meteorological data
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Fugitive Dust Emission Monitoring
Stack Monitoring
Noise Level Monitoring
Water quality and level monitoring
Medical check-up of the employees.

6.3.2.1 MONITORING SCHEDULE

Details of Environmental Monitoring schedule, which will be undertaken for various environmental components, are detailed below: Table - 6.1 Post Project Monitoring S. No. Description Frequency Of Monitoring 1. Ambient Air Quality Twice a week (Manually) & Online CAAQMS 2. Water Quality Quarterly 3. Water Level Monthly 4. Noise Level Monitoring Quarterly 5. Vibration Monitoring On every blast 6. Stack Monitoring Monthly

6.3.3 METHODOLOGY

Post project monitoring will be carried out as per conditions stipulated in Environmental Clearance Letter issued by MoEF&CC, Consent issued by MPCB as well as according to CPCB guidelines. The mine site is considered as core zone and the area lying within 10 km radius from the mine site is considered as the buffer zone where some impacts may be observed on physical and biological environment. In the Buffer zone slight impact may be observed and that too is occasional. There are habitation is exist between the mine lease boundary & eastern Railway line & habitation of villages Nayagaon and Village Chenpura exists within 500m of lease boundary; therefore, monitoring stations should be established and Ambient Air Quality, Noise Level, Ground Water Level & Quality and Surface Water should be monitored as per schedule given in table no. 6.1. The below mentioned table is showing details of Post Project Monitoring programme:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 224 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Table - 6.2 Post project monitoring programme Attributes Sampling Measurement Test Procedure Network Frequency Method A. Air Environment Pollutants 4 locations As per Revised Gravimetric -

PM 10 (along the National Ambient method

PM 2.5 boundary of Air Quality Gravimetric - ML area) Standards method

SO 2 (NAAQS) vide Improved West Absorption in Potassium MoEF circular, and Gaeke Tetra Chloromercurate dated 16.11.2009 Method followed by Colorimetric estimation using P- Rosaniline hydrochloride and Formaldehyde (IS: 5182 Part - II).

NO 2 Jacob & Absorption in dill NaOH and Hochheiser then estimated modified (NaOH- colorimetrically with NaAsO2) Method sulphanilamide and N (I- Nepthyle) Ethylene diamine Dihydrochloride and Hydrogen Peroxide (CPCB Method). B. Stack Monitoring Pollutants Crusher Monthly/ as per Gravimetric As per CPCB Guideline and PM Stack condition method. Indian Standard 11255 stipulated in EC (1985). and CTE/CTO C. Water Environment pH, Turbidity, Colour, 4 locations Quarterly As per IS: 10500 – Samples for water quality Odour, Taste, (core zone 2012 should be collected and TDS, Total Hardness, and buffer analyzed as per : Calcium hardness, zone) IS : 2488 (Part 1-5) methods Magnesium hardness, for sampling and testing of Chloride, Fluoride, Industrial effluents Sulphate, Nitrates, Standard methods for Alkalinity, examination of water and Iron, Copper, wastewater analysis Manganese, Mercury, published by American

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 225 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Cadmium, Selenium, - Public Health Association. Arsenic, Cyanide, Lead, Zinc, Chromium, Aluminum, Boron, Phenolic compounds D. Noise Noise levels at Day & 4 locations Quarterly As per CPCB As per CPCB norms / As per night time (Mine office norms / As per DGMS norms and along the circular no. Tech. boundary of 18 of 1975 and 5 of ML area) 1990 Besides above monitoring of greenbelt in terms of percentage of survival of plants will be required.

6.3.4 LOCATIONS OF MONITORING STATIONS

Location of the AAQM monitoring stations will be selected on the basis of prevailing micro – meteorological conditions of the area like; Wind Direction & Wind Speed, Relative Humidity, Temperature and in coordination with Regional Officer of SPCB. AAQM stations will be selected to assess the ambient air quality of the area. Noise level is also to be measured in core area as well as study area. Water & Soil monitoring locations will be decided on the basis of general slope of the area & drainage pattern. Table - 6.3 Locations of Monitoring Stations

S. No. Description Location

1. Ambient Air Quality 4 locations in the study area (core zone and buffer zone)

3. Noise Level Monitoring 4 locations in the study area (core zone and buffer zone)

3. Water Level & Quality 3 locations in the study area (core zone and buffer zone)

4. Soil Monitoring 2 locations in the study area (core zone and buffer zone)

5. Poly Aromatic 4 locations in the study area (core zone and buffer zone) Hydrocarbons Monitoring

6.3.5 POLY AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAH) MONITORING

Study for Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) to be done on monthly basis. An amount of Rs 1.32 Lakh earmarked for PAH Monitoring. Locations selected for the PAH Study is given in table below:

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 226 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura, Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Table - 6.4 Locations of PAH Monitoring Stations S. No. Location Distance from Mine Site Direction from Mine Site

1 Mine Site Core zone - 2. NH-79 ~200 m North

6.3.6 DATA ANALYSIS

Monitoring & data analysis will be done as per CPCB guidelines by laboratory approved under EPA 1986 & will be submitted to concerned authority (specified in Environment Clearance Letter issued by MoEF&CC and Consent issued by MPCB) on regular basis.

6.3.7 REPORTING SCHEDULE

Environmental Monitoring Program (EMP) will be designed considering conditions stipulated in the Environmental Clearance issued by the MoEF&CC, New Delhi & Consent to Establish and Operate by MPCB. Six monthly compliance reports will be submitted on regular basis to RO, MoEF&CC by 1st of June and 1st of December. Quarterly compliance Report for conditions stipulated in CTO/CTE will be submitted to MPCB on regular basis.

6.4 DETAILED BUDGET

The budget proposed for this Limestone Mining Project is as follows-

S. No. Particulars Budget

1. Project Cost (Including land cost) Rs. 133.40 Crore

Cost for EMP

Cost for Environment Protection Rs. 698.15 Lakh

2. Budget for addressing the Public Hearing issues Rs. 267 Lakh

Total Capital Cost for EMP Rs. 965.15 Lakh

3. Recurring Cost for EMP Rs. 86.65 Lakh per annum

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 227 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER - 7 ADDITIONAL STUDIES

7.1 INTRODUCTION

As per EIA Notification dated 14 th September, 2006, as amended on time to time, MoEF&CC, New Delhi has suggested Terms of References (ToRs) for the preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) vide F. No. J-11015/7/2021.- IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021. The following Additional Studies were carried out in reference to the additional Terms of References:
Public Consultation
Hydro-geological Study & Rain Water Harvesting Plan
Rehabilitation & Resettlement Plan
Risk Assessment & Disaster Management Plan

7.2 PUBLIC CONSULTATION

Details of the Public hearing proceedings are given below: S. No Particular Description Advertisement for Public Hearing 1.
Date of Advertisement
13.06.2021
Name of Newspapers
Dainik Bhaskar and Times of India 2. Date/Time of Public Hearing 15.07.2021 at 11:00 AM Govt. Primary school, Village-Chenpura Mine , Tehsil 3. Venue & District-Neemuch (M.P.) 1. Chairperson: Shri S. R Nayar, Additional District Magistrate, Neemuch. 4. Members 2. Officers: Shri H.K Tiwari, Regional Officer, Madhya Pradesh pollution Control Board

Complete Public Hearing Proceedings (Public hearing MoM, Attendance sheet, Written representation, English translation, photographs) are enclosed as Annexure XVI.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 228 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.2.1 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE FOR LIMESTONE MINE PUBLISHED IN DAINIK BHASKAR AND TIMES OF INDIA DATED 13.06.2021

In Dainik Bhasker dated 13 June 2021 In Times of India dated 13 June 2021

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 229 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.2.2 PHOTOGRAPHS OF PUBLIC HEARING

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 230 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.2.3 PUBLIC HEARING ACTION PLAN ALONG WITH BUDGETARY ALLOCATION

Sr. No. Received comments/suggestions and Reply with Action Plan Budget objections/issues Verbal suggestions/issues/objections raised and the comments during the Public hearing- 1. Mr. Jagdish S/o Onkar Lal Village-Chenpura Employment should be given to Local People.
The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and Priority will be given in employment to the local people as per their qualification and need of the Company. Budget for skill development
In addition to direct employment, indirect employment will also be center generated in nearby area of mine. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh
Company will also construct Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh of size 20X30 Feet
Refusal of land.
Company will give compensation as per Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore
Proper Compensation is not given to the land and Resettlement Act-2013. owners.
Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5 lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore. No water available in 15 tube wells.
Total water requirement for the proposed mine will be 92.5 KLD, out of - which only 2.5 KLD water will be sourced from ground water and rest will be taken from mine pit water. Hence there will be positive impact on the ground water table.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 231 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

At Conceptual stage, total excavated area will be 169.865 ha, in which 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir and will be used by local villager and also recharge the gound water table. 2. Mr. Bhawar Singh, S/o Shri Ram Singh Chundawat Village Chenpura More & more employment given to Local People.
The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and Priority will be given in employment to the local people as per their qualification and need of the Company. Budget for skill development
In addition to direct employment, indirect employment will also be center generated in nearby area of mine. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh
Company will also construct Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh of size 20X30 Feet. Construction of Road, hospital, school, & toilets etc. CC road construction work in Chenpura to Naygaon Village, length 6.0 kms Capital Cost: Rs. 90.0 Lakh Recurring Cost: Rs. 5.0 Lakh CC Road construction in Chenpura Village, length of the road-1.5 kms Capital Cost: Rs. 22.0 Lakh Recurring Cost: Rs. 1.5 Lakh Construct the New Dispensary rooms (2 nos of Size, 15x20 feet) in Chenpura Capital Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh Village. Recurring Cost: Rs. 2.0 Lakh Construction of New School Building in Chenpura Village (2 Rooms of size Capital Cost: Rs. 20.0 Lakh 15X20 feet & 4 nos. of Toilets and 6 urinals for students & school staff) Recurring Cost: Rs. 2.0 Lakh Proper management of traffic Training to drivers, road signs / visuals, mirrors will be provided. Part of CSR activities To provide lease for 70-80 houses in the village. There are only 9 houses present in the ML area and in due course of mining R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore same will be displaced. Accordingly, R&R plan has been prepared. 3. Mrs. Jayanti Village Visalvas Training Center for women. Construction of Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura of size 20X30 Budget for skill development Feet for various training program for skill development, awareness, livelihood, center self-defense etc. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 232 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh 4. Mr. Sonu Sharma, Gram Panchayat, Head, Village Baman Bardi Employment at least one person from each Preference will be given to local employment as per competency and as per household. requirements. Some part of the profit made from the mining The proposed project will contribute an amount of Rs. 26.42 Crore as additional - project should be kept for village development revenue to the State and Central Govt. in the form of royalty, cess and other works. taxes etc which will be used for village development work. Compensation for land should be provided based on
Company will give compensation as per Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore the quality of land. and Resettlement Act-2013.
Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5 lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore. 5. Mr. Tulsi Kharole Many people have lost their jobs due to the closure This is not related to CCI Industry. This proposal is of Nayagaon & Chenpura of CCI. Buisness, in the past Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) of M/s. J.K Cement Ltd Taking good care of children will get difficult due to
Company will give compensation as per Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore loss of land. and Resettlement Act-2013.
Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 233 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore. Employment to Local People.
The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and Priority will be given in employment to the local people as per their qualification and need of the Company. Budget for skill development
In addition to direct employment, indirect employment will also be center generated in nearby area of mine. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh
Company will also construct Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh of size 20X30 Feet Difficulty will arise in reaching Gandhi Colony. Gandhi colony exists outside mining lease boundary and having separate road for transportation. 6. Mr. Yash Prajapati, Media Representative Neemuch Criteria for authorization of mining operations and
Mining operations will be carried out by fully mechanized opencast
Capital cost for pollution arising from its activities. Number of method. To reduce the impact on environment, Sharp drill bits will be used Environment protection: Rs. people to be given employment. Details about the for drilling and will be maintained periodically. 698.15 Lakhs/- effect on water level due to mining operation.
Controlled blasting will be done in most scientific manner with the use of
Recurring cost for EMP: Rs. latest technology (NONEL) and optimizing the blasting parameters. 86.65 Lakhs/annum
Regular water spray through permanent sprinklers and water tanker.
Regular maintenance of haul road by grader and compactor. Employment to local people and the promise for
The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and Priority will be lifetime employment to them. given in employment to the local people as per their qualification and need of the Company. Budget for skill development
In addition to direct employment, indirect employment will also be center generated in nearby area of mine. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 234 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Company will also construct Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh of size 20X30 Feet Fodder for animals should be provided. After completion of all the mining activities, project management will develop grasslands at certain places as per the rules of State Government 7. Mrs. Snehlata Vijay Sharma District president and Ex-Vidhan Sabha Member, District Women Congress Committee Neemuch. • Necessary need for computer classes for young
Construction of Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura of size women, Self Defense classes for kids at regular 20X30 Feet for various training program for skill development, awareness, Budget for skill development time intervals, proper compensation to farmers livelihood, self-defense etc. center whose land are around mining area and
Company will give compensation as per Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh employment to their family members. and Resettlement Act-2013. Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh
Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5 R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore. Plantation and their maintenance activities to be Plantation will be carried out periodically as per approved Mining plan near ML Budget for Greenbelt and taken at regular intervals for environment safeguard. boundary village, nalla to create thick green cover which will act as a barrier plantation (Covered in EMP): and help us to reduce dust / noise pollution. Capital Cost: Rs. 4.0 Crore Recurring Cost: Rs. 48.0 Lakh 33% reservation for youth of Village in case of Priority will be given for employment of youth from nearby villages as per vacancy. requirement and competency. 8. Mr. Rajmal Mali, Nayagaon 33% reservation for people living on rents. There are only 9 houses present in the ML area and in due course of mining

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 235 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

same will be displaced. Accordingly, R&R plan has been prepared 9 Mr. Gopal Sharma, Ex Parshad Nayagaon The compensation offered by project management to Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore local people is about 11-12 lakhs while 35-40 lakhs is 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two offered in the adjacent state of Rajasthan. times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5 lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore. 10. Mr. Neeraj Pancholi Employment to Local People based on their
The total man power requirement will be 58 persons and Priority will be Qualifications. given in employment to the local people as per their qualification and need of the Company. Budget for skill development
In addition to direct employment, indirect employment will also be center generated in nearby area of mine. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh
Company will also construct Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh of size 20X30 Feet Written suggestions/issues/objections raised during public hearing 1. Mrs. Sona kuwar w/o. Shri Navansingh, Mrs. Sona kuwar, Mrs. Sarup, Mrs. Kishan Kuwar and Mrs. Raj kuwar, Mrs. Mamta Kuwar, Mrs. Monica, Mrs. Reena Kuwar, Mrs. Pooja Kuwar and Mrs. Amrit Kuwar, Mrs. Kajal Kumar, Mrs. Komal, Mrs. Shyamkuwar, Mrs Ranu Kawar, Mrs. Nisha Kuwar, Mrs. Babli Kuwar, Mrs. Sweety Kuwar, Mrs. Dhapu Kuwar, Mrs. Seema Kuwar, Ms. Preeti Village Chenpura The company had previously done works for the Construction of Skill Development Center in Village Chenpura of size 20X30 Budget for skill development development of women & children. The upcoming Feet for various training program for skill development, awareness, livelihood, center project will surely contain plans for women self-defense etc. Capital Cost: Rs. 17.0 Lakh empowerment. No issues with the project. Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 236 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

All villagers of village Chenpura, Tehsil & district Neemuch 2. The road from village Chenpura to Nayagaon poor Company will construct CC road in Chainpura to Naygaon Village. Length of Capital Cost: Rs. 90.0 Lakh condition because of which the transportation road will be 6 kms. Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh becomes difficult. Therefore this road needs to be developed. 3. Mohammad Ayub S/o. A. Majid kureshi, Village Nayagaon Tehsil-Jawad Application w.r.t. land issue The proceedings are related to the government 4. All villagers of village Nayagaon, Tehsil Jawad Application enclosed Action will be taken by local govt. 5. Mrs. Rajkuwar w/o. Prithvi Singh Village Chenpura No objections from mining operations Thanks for support 6. Mrs. Reena w/o. Pooran Singh Parihar village Chenpura No objections from mining operations Thanks for support 7. Mrs. Snehlata Vijay Sharma. District president and Ex-Vidhan Sabha Member, District Women Congress Committee Neemuch. • Necessary need for computer classes for young
Company will construct CC road in Chennpura to Naygaon Village. Length Capital Cost: Rs. 90.0 Lakh women, Self Defense classes for kids at regular of road will be 6 kms. Recurring Cost: Rs. 15.0 Lakh time intervals, proper compensation to farmers
Company will give compensation as per Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation whose land are around mining area and and Resettlement Act-2013. employment to their family members.
Market rate in Village Nayagaon and Chenpura is Rs 49.72 lakh/Ha and Rs. 13.44 lakh/ ha respectively. Company will provide compensation for land two times the Govt rate. Apart from this, company will also provide One time Resettlement allowance Rs. 50000 per PAFs, One time Annuity 5 lakh per PAFs, Subsistence grant for per displaced families 3k (Per Month) for a period of one year, Monitoring & Evaluation (PMC) cost Rs. 10.0 R&R Budget: Rs. 91.192 Crore Lakh, Transportation cost 50k for displaced families, Proposed Need based assessment cost of Rs. 1.0 Crore.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 237 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Plantation and their maintenance activities to be Plantation work in nearby villages-1500 nos. of saplings in each village taken at regular intervals for environment safeguard. (Chenpura and Nayagaon) 33% reservation for youth of Village in case of Preference will be given to local employment as per competency and as per vacancy. requirements. 8. All villagers of Gandhi Colony Village Nayagaon district Neemuch Application enclosed The proceedings are related to the government

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 238 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.3 HYDRO-GEOLOGICAL STUDY AND RAINWATER HARVESTING PLAN

Total water requirement for the proposed mining project will be about 96.5 KLD (Fresh water 92.5 KLD and recycled water 4 KLD).
Initially, during the plan period total fresh water 92.5 KLD water will be sourced from Ground Water. NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021. Fifth year onwards, 2.5 KLD water for drinking & domestic purpose will be sourced from Ground Water while remaining 90 KLD water will be sourced from the mine sump. Waste water of 4 KLD from HEMM washing will be used for dust suppression in crushing after removal of oil & grease content.
Topographically, the mining lease area has a very gently undulating with flat terrain. The general slope of the terrain is from south to north and maximum elevation is 472m AMSL in the southern part and the minimum elevation is 450m AMSL in the northern part of the lease area.
The average annual rainfall of Neemuch district is 940 mm.
The general ground level is 467 AMSL and Depth to water levels in pre-monsoon period ranges between 18 to 20 m bgl while in post-monsoon season, it ranges between 16 to 18 m bgl.
Ultimate working depth of the mining operation will be 79m bgl. As the mining progresses in depth, it is likely that there will be seepage along with probability of ground water intersection. NOC from CGWA has been obtained vide NOC no CGWA/NOC/MIN/ORIG/2021/11940 dated 21.05.2021. Therefore, no adverse impact on water quality is envisaged due to the proposed mining project and entire seepage will be duly utilized for various conjunctive purposes.
Physio-Chemical analysis of surface & groundwater samples reveals that groundwater near proposed mine site is fit for human consumption and other purposes as all the major parameters were found within permissible limits prescribed by Indian Standard: 10500-2012.
Total recharge of the buffer zone is 31.874 mcm/annum while total groundwater draft is 22.45 mcm/annum. The groundwater development in the area is about 70.4% of total groundwater recharge. Therefore, buffer zone is coming under Safe category as per groundwater development status.

Detailed Hydro-geological study has been carried for the proposed mining project. Report of the same with Rain water harvesting plan has been prepared and annexed as Annexure VB with this Final EIA/EMP Report.

7.4 REHABILITATION & RESETTLEMENT PLAN

Total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, out of which 140.039 ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely Nayagaon & Chenpura . As per khasra details there are 156 PAFs involved in which 147 PAFs having land only and 9 PAFs

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 239 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

having houses on Govt. Land (8 in Nayagaon village and 1 in Chenpura village) which will be displaced due to the mining activity.

JKCL has following options for acquisition of land for its proposed mining project:

Option 1: Acquire land falling in the mining lease area through provisions of LARR Act, 2013
Option 2: Land acquisition through mutual agreement with the land holders falling in the mining lease area at negotiated rates and terms and conditions. JKCL proposes to procure land under option 2. Land will be purchased in transparent manner in mutual agreement with the land holders at mutually agreeable rates and terms & conditions. It is proposed that entire whole land within the ML area shall not be purchased at once. Land purchase shall be done in phase wise as per the requirement for mining purpose. There will be no forcefully land acquisition commenced. This is suggested in order that to ensure minimal disturbance of the land & associated people. As per the JKCL the total agreed compensation is proposed to be paid in three parts, however the onus of accepting proposed approach lies with the land owners only. 1. Lump payment (40%) 2. Payment in the form of Fixed Deposit (40%) 3. Payment in the form of Annuity (20%) 1. Lump sum payment

JKCL will initially provide a lump sum payment of 40% of total agreed compensation in joint bank account (Name of husband & wife), in case of widow and widower money will be transferred in single name bank account.
JKCL will provide some guidance and training program on how PAFs will use that money as per their area of interest with the help of some local NGOs.
JKCL will encourage PAFs for self-employment with help of awareness and training program. 2. Payment in the form of Fixed Deposit (40%) JKCL will offer the 40% of total agreed compensation amount as fixed deposit. The bifurcation of fixed Deposit are:
10% amount will be fixed on the name of girl child, for her education and marriage for 10 year. It will depend upon age of girl, if girl child is married then money will be fixed on the name of married girl, on condition of more than 1 girl child the money will be divided into that number of girl child.
30 % amount will be fixed on the name of land owner for 10 year for financial security 3. Payment as annuity (20%) in the form of Policies such as LIC etc.

This payment will be done by JKCL on the time of possession/registry of land as a monthly income scheme on joint name (Name of husband & wife), in case of widow and widower scheme will be on single name. (PAFs will use that interest of money as their monthly income, this money cannot be withdrawn by any one the family and will get interest as Monthly Income for running his lively hood).

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 240 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Detailed R &R study has been undertaken to assess the impact of proposed project in compliance to the TOR point no. XIII issued by MoEF&CC, New Delhi vide F. No. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021. and detailed Resettlement & Rehabilitation plan is enclosed as Annexure VII.

7.5 RISK ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

7.5.1 DEFINITION

A major emergency in a work is one, which has the intensity to cause serious injury or loss of life. It may cause extensive damage to property and serious disruption both inside and outside the work. It would normally require the assistance of emergency services to handle it effectively. Emergency may be caused by a number of different factors; it will normally manifest itself in two basic forms viz fire, explosion or toxic release.

7.5.2 SCOPE

An important element of mitigation is emergency planning i.e. recognizing that accidents are possible, assessing the consequences of such accidents and deciding on the emergency procedures, both on site and off site that would need to be implemented in the event of an emergency. Emergency planning is just one aspect of safety and cannot be considered in isolation.

7.5.3 OBJECTIVE

The objective of onsite disaster management plan for the captive mine is to be in a state of perpetual readiness through training and development to immediately control and arrest any emergency situation so as to avert a full fledged disaster and the consequence of human and property damage and in the event of a disaster still occurring, to manage the same so that the risk of the damage to life and property is minimized. JKCL will make a document elaborating the procedure for Emergency Preparedness & Responses. The overall objectives of the emergency plan are: • Identifying hazardous activities • Assessment of risk level and severity in different operations • Identification of control measures • Setting monitoring process • Reduce the impact of mishaps of all kinds • Reduce the inherent potential for major accidents It is a hard rock area and as such no serious disaster is foreseen. However, accidents cannot be ruled out in the mine. High risk accident are not anticipated in the area because the mining in not hazardous. Mining operations may be carried out by taking all the safety measures, but there is always some element of danger or risk in it. Due to deployment of heavy machineries and large scale workings, there are a few chance of un-avoidable accident likely to occur for this, Safety Engineer’s regular inspection required will be undertaken. Following risks are anticipated:
Failure of benches
Fall of machinery/ person from benches
Failure of transport machinery

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 241 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Heavy rainfall resulting in inundation of mine
Accidents due to blasting/explosives
Accidents due to fire
From Electric line through the area Standard operating procedures shall be made and enforced in case of emergency. To overcome this for provisions of Reg. 119 of M.M.R 1961 shall apply a. For Electric line, a safety barrier of 50m on either side of electric line shall be left in the lease area. b. If there is danger of falling of live wire during working, then no machinery shall be allowed to remain or pass through safety barrier. c. M.P Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Corporation Ltd. shall be informed of the mishap if occurred or anticipated of fall of electric tower or live wire. 2. Inundation a. For risk of inundation during the heavy rains there will be a chance of flood for few days and due to surface water in the open pit, provisions of M.M.R. 1961 reg. 127 shall apply b. Working in bench form shall be made on a sloping ground and bottom most bench shall be provided with a sump to collect water which will be directly pumped out to surface. c. Immediate safety measures will be taken and also the instruments received from Mines Manager will be implemented. d. In rainy season when there is danger of inrush of water in the pit, mining work shall be carried out on upper level benches only e. Entering of unauthorized person will be restricted in the lease area and surroundings, either by deploying an attendant or by the security department, with red flag. f. All the rescue operation shall be carried out under supervision of the Mines Manager and safety Engineer. g. Ambulance and First-aid services shall be kept ready at the site. h. Normal work shall be resumed only after getting permission of the Mines Manager 3. In case of short circuit of electric line and fire caused due to this mishap, sand bucket and fire extinguishers shall be provided and maintained. The salient features are elaborated as below:
Emergency Response Organization
Communication System
Action on the site
Facilities available at site
Medical treatment for injured personnel Elimination requires well planned process/technology and its effective implementation, so that such situation should either not arise or if it comes, a pre warning is received for timely action in built or by preparedness for zeroing the effects.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 242 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Minimizing the effects may include prompt action, rescue, first aid, and evacuation, firefighting and also passing on information promptly to people living nearby.

Methodology of Risk assessment:-

Collection of information & identification of hazard
Classify their severity and probability of occurrence
Identification of exposed risks
Assess the risk and risk rating based on 1. Probability 2. Exposure 3. Consequence  Prioritization of the risks  Implementation of control measures  Monitoring risk assessment  Evaluation and correction Risk assessment is mainly based on the environmental impact of various parameters.

i. Land Contamination

The potential for contamination during operation of ML area site is overburden dump & top soil which is regarded as to contaminate land. However during the plan period soil/ alluvium will be generated which will be temporarily dumped in the western side of the proposed five year working area and these dumps will be rehandled and used for backfilling when the mineral will be exhausted in the working pit. As far a top soil is concerned part of top soil will be used for afforestation and the remaining top soil will be dumped along the nallah and road safety zone and afforestation will be carried out.

ii. Aquatic Toxicity

The risk assessment in aquatic toxicity system is based on the total metal concentration in various chemical form or oxidation state. Limestone and the associated rocks does not contain appreciable concentration of toxic elements.

iii. Acid Mine Drainage

The mining of limestone does not involve any processing operation by using chemicals. Hence there is no risk at the ML area site with regard to control of acid mine drainage.

iv. Tailing Dam

Will not arise, as the crushing does not involve usage of water.

v. Human Health

During Environment Impact Assessment study, it is found that the toxicity is nil. Hence there is no risk involved to human health due to the proposed mining operation.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 243 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Factors of risks involved due to human induced activities in connection with mining operations are 1) Removal of O.B 2) Drilling 3) Blasting 4) Excavation of ore and 5) Transportation of ore. Other factors due to natural activities are 1) Fire 2) Water inundation 3) Electricity and 4) Natural calamities.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 244 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.5.4 IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDS

Major hazards due to the proposed project have been identified & mitigation measures are suggested. Details are given in the table as under: Table - 7.1 Hazard identification and preventive measures as suggested S No. Mining Activity Occupational Potential ill health/ Injury Preventive Measures Control measures Hazard 1 Exploration Dust generation Silicosis, respiratory - • Wet drilling problems & eye infections • Controlled blasting • Providing Dust mask & goggles Smoke Lung infection - • Providing Dust Mask. Flying of Drill Chips Eye injury - • rubber pads at drill machines • Providing Safety goggles Run over person due Fatality - • Safety shoes to Uncontrolled • Company has developed and implemented HEMM Movement of safety standards. Excavator • No person will be allowed to go in influence zone of HEMM while in operation. Toppling of Machine Fatality - • Leveling of surface before movement of machine. • Helmet & shoes Bursting of hose - • Regular pipe checking, • helmet and shoes. Operational hazard Muscular pain, Ergonomics - • Surface shouldn’t be wet to avoid slip. (manual rod • Helmet changing) 2 Dozing Vibration Numbness, Raynaud disease - • Ergonomics cabin and operator seat

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 245 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

• cabins mounted on rubber pads Noise Irritation - Providing Ear Plug Dust generation Silicosis, respiratory - • Control of dust at the point of generation problems & eye infections Use of dust Mask. Fall of Limestone Injury to person - • Provide Safety Helmets during operation Proper training to handle face dressing. Slip from wooden Injury to body part of - • Use of good quality stair stair persons • Provide Safety Helmets Falling from wooden Injury to body part of - • Use of good quality stair stair persons Provide Safety Helmets Breakage of wooden Injury to body part of - • Use of good quality stair stair persons Provide Safety Helmets 3 Drilling Dust generation Breathing uneasiness, Lung • Safety of employees during • Wet drilling / Bag filter & eye infection, Silicosis blasting operation and • Providing Dust masks & goggles maintenance of mining equipment should be taken care as per Mine Regulations, 1961 and Circulars of DGMS. Noise Hearing loss, irritation, • Noise level Survey • Acoustic cabins for operators. headache, Loss of appetite • Proper maintenance & operation of machine • Operation only on even ground. Bursting of hose Fatality - • Daily checking of hose pipes pipes due to high • Replacement of worn hose of worn out accessories pressure of in the compressor and drill equipment compressed air • As per manufacturers recommendation rod to be Drill rod may be replaced and bits will be changed

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 246 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

broken due to improper maintenance of the rod Vibration Numbness, Raynaud - • Ergonomically designed cabin disease • Proper maintenance of machine • operation only on level ground Operation Hazard Muscular pain, Ergonomics - • Training to operators and use of proper tools. (manual rod • Providing helmets, safety goggles and safety changing) shoes. 4 Collapse of Operation Hazard Injury to person, fatality • The slopes of benches will be not more than 45 0 benches from the horizontal and width of benches will maintain 10 m. • No loose stone or debris shall be allowed to remain within a distance of 3 m from the edge or side of the excavation 5 Fall of workers Operation Hazard Injury to person, fatality • The quarry faces will be suitable benched as per from high Regulation 106 of MMR 1961. benches • The top of every opencast working shall be kept security fenced. • Every entrance from a roadway in the mine temporarily discontinued will be provided with a fence, barrier or gate to prevent any unauthorized entry 6 ANFO Mixing Skin Contact Contact disease • Compliance with code of • Providing Gloves Pre-mature Fatality

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 247 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

explosion practice specified by DGMS for • Fire-Extinguisher Fire Injury to person ANFO Mixing and its uses. 7 Storage, Premature Explosion Fatality • Fire extinguisher handling & and Fire Handling of explosive materials is • Conducting mock drills at regular interval transport of to be taken care of as per the • PPE’s like gloves, shoes etc explosives Skin Contact Burn injury, contact disease Metalliferous Mines Regulations, • Providing Hand gloves Toppling of Fatality 1961 and Circulars of DGMS • Proper maintenance and regular monitoring of explosive van machines 8 Blasting Fly rock Disabling injury, loss of body • Safety of employees during • Blasting carried only after evacuating area as per parts & fatality blasting operation and statutory requirement from blast site maintenance of mining • Proper Blast design equipment should be taken • Blast vibration measure of each blast through care as per Metalliferous Mines minimate. Regulations, 1961 and Circulars • Remove loose boulder from bench of DGMS. • Use of delay detonators relay, • Control of dust at generation • Providing Safety Helmets point through water spraying • Burden and spacing will be kept optimum, drilling will be done on trail basis. Ground Vibration Damage to property, injury - • Proper Blast design • Use of delay detonators relay Noise Noise Induced Hearing Loss, • Noise level Survey • covering of detonating fuse with sand, irritation, headache, loss of • use good stemming material use of delay appetite detonators relay Proper Blast design • Providing ear plug Improper charging Lung infection, discomfort • Use of good quality of • Explosive charge per delay will be minimized of explosive explosive. • mixing of ammonium nitrate & fuel oil in proper

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 248 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Release of toxic ratio gases • Providing dust mask Premature Blast Disabling injury/ loss of - • Restrict use of mobile phone & radio etc near the body parts & fatality blasting site. Misfire Disabling injury/ loss of • Training to deal with misfire according to body parts & fatality regulation 167 9 Operation of Noise Noise Induced Hearing Loss, - • Proper maintenance & operation of machine. Excavator in irritation, headache, stress • Providing ear plug, ear muffs Mines Fire in HEMM Burn injury, fatality - • automatic detection & suppression system Crushing and • Provision of Fire Extinguisher screening • daily checking of electrical system Heat Discomfort, stress • Proper Ventilation • Thermal barriers • Provision of cool drinking water • Rest shelters • Showers Dust generation Silicosis, respiratory • Operation and Maintenance of • Dust suppression on haul roads through water problems & eye infections Tippers. sprinkling • Providing dust mask Cabin Vibrations Numbness, Raynaud disease • Standard protocol for • Ergonomically designed seats and operation and evaluation of vibration level in controls HEMMs • Proper maintenance & operation of machine. Slipping from stairs Body injury - • Good House Keeping Toppling of Fatality - • Operation only on firm ground excavator Run over person due Fatality - • Audio-Visual Alarm & following proper Signal codes to Movement of

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 249 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Excavator Operating system Disabling injury/loss of body • Training & awareness • Regular Maintenance failure parts & fatality Programmes 10 Diesel storage Fire body injury - • Fire extinguisher Leakage of oils Wastage, skin infection - Maintenance & monitoring of machines Fire Burn injury Source of fire near diesel use of Fire Extinguisher generator should be avoided Electric Shock Fatality - Use of hand Gloves Slipping due to oil Injury Good housekeeping. Use of Safety Shoes slippage 11 Unloading of Falling of drums Injury - • Diesel tanker with bowser is provided for filling diesel diesel to HEMM 12 Air Filling on Bursting of Tyres Injury to eyes - • checking of pressure gauge properly. Tyres, Opening • Use of safety goggles Fitting of tyres Slipping of tools Injury to person - • Careful usage of tools. Use of Safety shoes & helmets 13 Excavation of Hauling and loading Injury to person • Operator shall not operate the machine when Ore equipment are in person & vehicles are in such proximity such proximity while excavation Swinging of bucket Injury to person • Shall not swing the bucket over the cab and over the body of operator leaves the machine after ensuring the tipper bucket is on ground Driving of un Accident Training • Shall not allow any unauthorized person to authorized person operate the machine by effective supervision 14 Loading of Falling of limestone, Injury to person - • Provide Safety shoes & safety helmets.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 250 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

limestone buckets Slipping & Breaking Injury to person - of tools 15 Transportation Material spillage Injury to person - • Suitable loading profile ensuring proper condition with Dumpers of dumper Collision Fatality - • Follow traffic rules • Competent Driver Jerks & Vibration Numbness, Raynaud disease • Ergonomically designed Cabin • Proper cushion of Operator Seat • Mounting of Cabins on Rubber Pads Dust generation Silicosis, respiratory • Construction and Maintenance • Spraying of Water on haul roads problems & eye infections of pakka haul roads Brake fail Fatality / injury - • Daily checking of brake system • follow maintenance schedule as manufacturer manual Run Over on Fatality / injury - • Follow traffic rules persons Steering fail Fatality / injury - • Daily checking of steering system • Follow maintenance schedule as manufacturer manual Bursting of front Fatality / injury • Use of Good conditions tyres • Daily checking of tyre condition & Pressure. tyre Reversing Dumpers Fatality / injury - • Authorized driver • Audio visual alarm • Spotter when reversing • Rear view Camera 16 Movement and Dust generation Silicosis, respiratory - • Spraying of Water on haul roads

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 251 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Operation of problems & eye infections • Provide dust masks vehicle other Brake fail Fatality • Compliance with operating • Daily checking of brake system, than dumpers instructions • Provision of break fail alarm system and alternate break. Toppling of Vehicle Fatality - • Competent Driver, • operation only on firm ground Run Over on Fatality - • Follow traffic rules persons Steering fail Fatality • Follow maintenance schedule • Daily checking of steering system as manufacture manual Collision Fatality - • Follow traffic rules, • Competent Driver • Providing Steel belt Bursting of front Fatality • Use of Good conditions tyres • daily checking of tyre condition & Pressure tyre only, Reversing vehicle Fatality - • Audio visual alarm, • authorized driver • Spotter when reversing. 17 Disaster due to a)Due to the short Burn injury, fatality Sufficient numbers of fire • No inflammable material shall be placed stored surf ace fire circuit of cables & extinguishers will be installed at except in a fire proof receptacle. other electrical parts selected locations on surface like • No person shall place or permit to throw any naked Fire due to fuel stations, workshop / garage light or lamp on or near any combustible material. electricity and b) Due to the and stores etc. • As per Regulation 121 of MMR 1961 adequate oil leakage of supply of sand or incombustible dust or sufficient inflammable liquid portable fire extinguishers shall be provided at like diesel, oil etc, every entrance to the mine or at every place where

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 252 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

inflammable material is stored. • Commutator & electrical parts shall be cleaned frequently with the help of dry air blower • All fastening parts and places will be tightening. 18 Natural Unexpected Injury to people • The mine management is capable to deal with the calamities happenings situation

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 253 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

7.5.5 OBJECTIVE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

The disaster management plan is aimed to ensure safety of human life property and production of environment. Following are the objective of the disaster management plan.
First aid injury.
Rescue operation and provision of adequate medical facilities to the injured.
Safety of the human life in the buffer zone if needed.
Protecting and minimizing damage to property and the environment.
Initially restrict and ultimately bring the incident under control.
Identify any dead.
Inform to the administration, DGMS and statutory persons as per Rules.

7.5.6 EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION

An emergency organization will be set up which will be led by the First class Mines Manager. He will organize a team of responsible and statutory personnel's under him for controlling the incidence.

(a) Emergency Communication Whoever notices an accident, disaster or emergency situation etc would inform immediately to the Mines Manager. When any accident resulting in serious bodily injury to any person or in loss of life occurs in a mine, the Mines Manger shall inspect the site of accident as soon as possible and have an enquiry into the cause of and circumstances attending the accident. The result of such enquiry with plan of the site of the accident showing details shall be recorded in a bound pages book kept for the purpose. The Manager shall perform such other duties as have been prescribed in that behalf under the Mines Act 1952 and MMR.

(b) Emergency Facilities Stretchers and general first aid materials for dealing with fire burns etc will be maintained in the medical center as well as in the emergency control room. A medical practitioner will be appointed for the mine’s workers. Beside this medical personal, medical facilities in the area will be created & updated. An ambulance with driver will be ensured and maintained to transport injured or affected persons. At the end of an emergency, the Mines Manager orders an all clear signal.

(c) DISASTER MANAGEMENT
All safety precautions and provisions of Mines Act-52, MMR 1961 and Mines Rules-55 will be strictly followed in all mining operations.
Avoidance of danger as per Regulation 117 and general precautions and safety as per Regulation 118 and 181 of MMR 1961 will be observed.
Mining operations will be done under supervision of qualified and statutory personnel as per MMR 1961 and MCDR 2017.
Mine working will be done as per approved Mining Plan following provisions of MCDR 2017 and Regulation 106, 110, 111 & 115 of MMR 1961.

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General and surface precautions against fire i.e. precautions and provision of firefighting equipment will be taken as per Regulation 119 of MMR 1961.
Entry of unauthorized persons will be prohibited.
Provisions of all the safety applications and protective wears such as safety boot, helmets, goggles, hand gloves, ear muffs, etc. as per Regulation 182 will be made available to the employees and regularly checked for their use.
Cleaning of mine faces will be regularly done.
Handling of explosive, charging and blasting will be carried out by competent persons only as per MMR.
Provision of magazine at a safe place with fencing and necessary security arrangement.
Adequate safety equipment provided at explosive magazine.
Regular maintenance and testing of all mining equipments as per manufacturer’s guidelines.
Increasing the awareness of safety and disaster through proper training of mining staff.
The haul roads will be kept sufficiently wide to ensure free and safe movement with proper alignment and gradient. Medical appliances / specified First Aid box as per Section 21 of Mines Act 1952 will be maintained in the mine office. The Mine Manager and other qualified persons will render first aid to injure if needed. A. Onsite emergencies The responsible officers for co-ordination in case of emergency shall be employed. The following officers will be responsible for co-ordination in case of emergency. They will be called as a “Key Personnel”. Their organisation positions are indicated as below:- Designation Mine Manager Safety Officer Asst. Manager Shift incharge Forman Mine Mate cum Blaster Emergency Medical officer

Structure of the Disaster Management Plan:

1) Out Line of Disaster Management Plan The purpose of disaster management plan is to restore the normalcy for early resumption of mining operation due to an unexpected, sudden occurrence resulting to an abnormality in the course of mining activity leading to a serious danger to workers or any machinery or the environment.

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2) System of Communication An internal communication system will be provided for the department head and to their line of command with telephone facility. Telephone nos and addresses of adjoining mines, rescue station, police station, fire service station, local hospital, electricity supply agency and standing consultative committee members are provided. 3) Consultative Committee A standing consultative committee will be formed under the head of General Manager (Mines). The members consists of safety officer / medical officer / Asst. manager/ public relation officer/ Foreman/ and environmental engineer. 4) Facilities & Accommodation Accommodation and facilities for medical centre, rescue room and for various working groups will be provided. 5) First Aid & Medical Facilities The mine management will be having first aid / medical centre for use in emergency situation. All casualties would be registered and will be given first aid. The centre will have facilities for first aid & minor treatment, resuscitation, ambulance and transport. It will have proper telephone / wireless set for quick communication with hospitals where the complicated cases are to be sent. 6) Stores and Equipment A detailed list of equipment available, its type & capacity and items reserved for emergency will be made available. 7) Transport Services A well-defined transport control system is provided to deal with the situation. 8) Functions of Public Relations Group To make a cordial relation with government officials and other social service organization and working groups. To liaise with representatives of the mine to ameliorate, the situation of panic, tension, sentiments, grievances and misgivings created by any disaster. To ameliorate the injured, survivors and family members of the affected persons are provided all the material with required arrangements including, moral support and establishing contact with relatives of victims. This will be made immediately. 9) Security : Manning of security posts. 10) Catering & Refreshment : Arrangement will be made for the victims, rescue teams and others.

7.5.7 KEY PERSONNEL AND THEIR RESPONSIBILITY

The objective of onsite disaster management plan for the captive mine is to be always in a state of perceptual readiness through training, development to immediately control and arrest any emergency situation so as to avert a full-fledged disaster and the consequence of human and

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property damage and in the event of a disaster still occurring, to manage the same so that the risk of the damage consequences to life and property is minimized. Nayagaon & Chenpura limestone ML area has formulated a disaster management plan for Emergency Preparedness & Responses. The responsibilities of onsite Disaster Management Plan key personnel are elaborated as follows: (i) Site Controller The Site Controller has an overall responsibility for controlling the incident/ accident and directing the personnel.
To prepare a foolproof plan for control of accidents like landslides, subsidence, flood, fire and other natural calamities
To inform statutory bodies of the State and Central Government.
To inform Communication Officer about the emergency, Control Centre and assembly point.
To provide all assistance and call for Fire Squad, Security Officer and other services required for removing/ control of danger.
To ensure that all necessary personnel assemble at assembly point.
Make arrangements for medical treatment to the personnel injured. (ii) Accident Controller
Mock rehearsal of management plan prepared for accident.
To withdraw men/ machines from the affected area with priority for safety of personnel, minimize damage to the machines, environment and loss of material.
To make a report based on the facts and figures and submit to the Site Controller
To communicate with the Site in-charge and make arrangements for transportation of the injured personnel. (iii) Primary Controller
To inform the Accident Controller/ shift In-charge from the nearest means of communication about the location and the nature of accident.
To assist in clearing any obstruction in relief of accident.
To carry out all instructions of Accident Controller. To provide first aid treatment and communicate with the Shift in charge.

7.5.8 QUICK EVACUATION, AMELIORATIVE MEASURES FOR EMERGENCY PLAN

A rescue management Team will be formed to deal with the incidence efficiently and quickly and it would be working in close coordination with systematic & structured emergency plan. Display board will be fixed at mine office/pit mouth, showing no. emergency contact no. Rescue Management team will be consisting of company officials at position such as Functional Head of (Mines), Head of Department (Mines), Section Head of (Mines operation), HOD (Safety), HOD (Security), HOD (ER), HOD (Electrical), Chief Medical Officer, Hospital & Fire supervisor etc. Line of Action: Any person notices incident in ML Area; will immediately take steps to give warning by blowing the siren continuously and will communicate to mines official. Duties & role of rescue team is defined to tackle the situation in quick & systematic manner, which are as under:

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Duties of Mine Official: The Mine officials receiving the warning will forthwith inform to team member and take actions for quick evacuation, ameliorative measures at site. Inform to senior management and statutory bodies. Duties of Head of Department (Safety): Worked in close coordination with the other team members for defensive, systematic & structured process. Duties of Head of Department (Security): Responsible to depute the security guard at site, barricaded the area, control to entry of unauthorized person at site/nuisance event etc. and for providing transport vehicle at site. Duties of Head of Department (Employees Relation): Coordination with local authority for statutory obligation or any assistance will be required by local authorities. Duties of Head of Department (Electrical): Responsible for cutting off power supply and make lighting arrangement for working in night or any assistance regarding electricity. Duties of Chief Medical Officer, (Hospital): Responsible for making arrangement for medical aid for person. Duties of Fire Supervisor: On receiving warning, the team will reach the site of fire and depending on its nature, class and extent will take steps to extinguish it and rescue persons if involved in fire.

7.5.9 THE CAPABILITY OF LESSEE TO MEET SUCH EVENTUALITY

The details of capability of lessee to meet such eventuality are as under Communication facility available: Communication facilities like telephone mobile phones, email etc. will be available to communicate with the people at working sites. Alarm System: For raising alarm, hooters to be located at suitable locations. Fire Brigade: Well-equipped fire brigade will be provided at project site with trained firefighting personnel. Beside this, mining personnel will be trained to tackle emergency situations like immediate evacuation of man and machine, operating fire-fighting equipment, giving first aid etc. Security: Company has got its own security personnel capable of acting in emergency situation. Hospital Facility: Company has got its own fully equipped health management center with 24x7 ambulance service. It has adequate and qualified staff to handle the emergency situation First Aid Facility: First aid training will be imparted to mining personnel at regular interval. First aid Stations will be established at appropriate locations. Emergency Control System: In emergency persons to be contacted, location for assembly, telephone numbers for contact, roles and responsibility of persons etc. will be specified. Emergency telephone numbers will be displayed at mine site. Off-Site Emergency Planning The off-site emergency plan is an integral part of any hazard control system. It is based on those incidents identified by the works management, which could affect people and the environment outside the works. Thus, the off-site plan follows logically from the analysis that took place to provide the basis for the on-site plan and the two plans therefore complement each other. The

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responsibility for the off-site plan will be likely to rest either with the works management or with the local authority. Either way, the plan identifies an emergency coordinating officer who would take overall command of the off-site activities. Consideration of evacuation includes the following factors:
In the case of a major fire but without explosion risk (e.g. an oil storage tank), only houses close to the fire are likely to need evacuation
If fire is escalating very fast it is necessary to evacuate people nearby as soon as possible.
In acute emergency people are advised to stay indoors and shield themselves from the fire.

A. ASPECTS TO BE INCLUDED IN AN OFF-SITE EMERGENCY PLAN

Some of the aspects to be included in off-site emergency plan are as follows: a) Organization: Details of command structure, warning systems, implementation procedures, emergency control centers, name and appointments of incident controller, site main controller, their deputies and other key personnel. b) Communications: Identification of personnel involved, communication center, call signs, network, list of telephone numbers. c) Special Emergency Equipment: Details of availability and location of heavy lifting gear, bulldozers, specified fire-fighting equipment, fireboats. d) Voluntary Organizations: Details of organizers, telephone numbers, resources, etc. e) Meteorological information: Arrangements for obtaining details of weather conditions prevailing at the time and weather forecasts will be made. f) Humanitarian Arrangements: Transport, evacuation centers, emergency feeding, treatment of injured, first aid, ambulances, temporary mortuaries. g) Public Information: Arrangements for: - (i) Dealing with the media-press office (ii) Informing relatives, etc. h) Assessment: Arrangements for: - (i) Collecting information on the causes of the emergency (ii) Reviewing the efficiency and effectiveness of all aspects of the emergency plan.

S. No. Names Contact No 1. Ambulance 108 2. Fire 101 3. Police station, Javad 100

B. ROLES OF MAJOR HAZARD MANAGEMENTS

Where the local authority has the organization to formulate the plan, the role of management in off-site emergency planning will be to establish liaison with those preparing the plans and to provide information appropriate to such plans. This will include a description of possible on-site

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accidents with potential for off-site harm, together with their consequences and an indication of the relative likelihood of the accidents. Advice should be provided by works managements to all the outside organizations which may become involved in handling the emergency off-site and which will need previously to have familiarized themselves with some of the technical aspects of the works activities, e.g. emergency services, medical departments, etc.

C. ROLE OF THE EMERGENCY COORDINATING OFFICER

The various emergency services will be coordinated by an Emergency Coordinating Officer (ECO) who is likely to be a senior police officer but, depending on the circumstances, could be a senior fire officer. The ECO will liaise closely with the site main controller. Again depending on local arrangements, for very severe incidents with major or prolonged off-site consequences, the external control may pass to a senior local authority administrator or even an administrator appointed by the Central or State Government.

D. ROLE OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITY

Neemuch district head quarter is located only at a distance of 10 km in SE direction from the site. The site is also well connected to Nayagaon & Chenpura by road. Beside the above, following facilities are available at surrounding localities. Fire Brigades is available at Nayagaon Government Hospital, Nayagaon is at approx 1.50 km away from the ML Area. Police Station at Nayagaon about 2 km in E direction from lease area. In some places the duty to prepare the off-site plan lies with the local authorities. They have appointed an emergency planning officer (EPO) to carry out all this duty as part of the EPO’s roles in preparing for a whole range of different emergencies within the local authority area. The EPO is need to obtain the information to provide the basis for the plan. Rehearsals for off-site plans are important for the same reasons as on-site plans will need to be organized by the EPO.

E. ROLE OF THE POLICE

The police normally assume the overall control of an emergency, with a senior officer designated as emergency coordinating officer. Formal duties of the police during an emergency include protecting life and property and controlling traffic movements. The functions include controlling by standers, evacuating the public, identifying the dead and dealing with casualties and informing relatives of dead or injured.

F. ROLE OF THE FIRE AUTHORITIES

The control of a fire is normally the responsibility of the senior fire brigade officer who would take over the handling of the fire from the site incident controller on arrival at the site. The senior fire brigade officer may also have a similar responsibility for other events. Fire authorities having

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major hazard works in their area should have familiarized themselves with the location on site of all stores of flammable materials, water and foam supply points and fire-fighting equipments.

G. ROLE OF THE HEALTH AUTHORITIES

Health authorities, including doctors, surgeons, hospitals, ambulances and so on, have a vital part to play following a major accident and they should form an integral part of any emergency plan. For major fires, injuries will be the result of the effects of thermal radiation to a varying degree and the knowledge and experience to handle this in all, but extreme, cases may be generally available in most hospitals.

7.5.10 CARE AND MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE

If the mine is discontinued due to extraneous factors like government ruling or unforeseen circumstances, the proper safety measures like bunds and security arrangements will be made. Watch and ward is arranged to take care of plantation and installations. The pit safety committee would draw up emergency plan for a temporarily-closed mine, detailing all the actions that would be taken in case of emergency in the mine. Detailed procedures and action plans will be evolved on the following points. Person’s in-charge to handle the situation, infrastructure required to gather and disseminate information to take actions, men and material requirement, inspection schedules, getting outside help, training needs to take care of emergency, logistics, etc is already in place. If the mine is to be discontinued temporarily for more than 120 days, notice will be given 30 days before the date of such discontinuance to the concerned authorities. During discontinuance period safety arrangement and fencing will be provided to avoid the entry of unauthorized persons. The accessibility to the mine from the surface will be prevented by providing fencing arrangement. Emergency plan :- 1. On realizing anything serious happening anywhere in the mine, the nearest mining official is informed who can take prompt action. 2. On being informed about the emergency it will be verified for the correctness of information to the Manager and other part of the mine officials and managers of adjoining mine will be altered so that persons may be withdrawn from the area of danger. 3. On receiving information of emergency, intimation will be sent to the consultative committee which is already formed. Shift in-charge will ensure that all the materials and transport system to deal with emergency situation are at place for prompt action. 4. First aid facilities to be made ready to receive the cases.

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CHAPTER–8 PROJECT BENEFITS

8.1 INTRODUCTION

M/s J.K. Cement Limited (JKCL) has been actively contributing to the social and economic development of the communities in which it operates. In doing so, it plays a key role in building a better, sustainable way of life for the weaker sections of society and raises the country's Human Development Index. The company defines its principle of working in a socially responsible, ethical and environmental friendly manner. M/s J.K. Cement Limited has proposed Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with the proposed Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. The limestone mined from this project will be used in existing interlinked Cement Plants located at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan & at Village: Mangrol, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. JKCL believes holistic socioeconomic development of the local community is the need of the hour. It truly believes that a company’s prosperity is linked with that of its neighboring communities.

8.2 PROJECT BENEFITS

Project benefits are attributed in various ways as under:

1) Environment 2) Social 3) Employment 4) Economic The company is conscious of its obligations to society at large and will contribute in overall socio- economic development of the area in the coming years by increasing its efforts for overall development of the study area. As per ToR Point 49 benefits of the project clearly indicate environmental, social, economic, employment potential etc, are summarized below:

8.2.1 ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS

The total mining lease area is 206.354 ha. At the conceptual stage the total excavated area will be 169.865 ha out of which 44.50 ha area will be back filled by OB & soil/alluvium which will be stabilized by plantation & 104.835 ha will be used for rain water storage. Development of water reservoir will increase the availability of water in the area.
Green belt development / Plantation will be done on 80.03 ha {11.0 ha on along 7.5 m barrier zone in ML boundary, 44.50 ha area on backfilled & reclaimed by plantation, 20.53 ha plantation on mine out benches and 4.0 ha area on safety zone along nallah, village road and

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around the habitation} which will be beneficial to the environment & will provide an aesthetic look.

8.2.2 EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS

The project will have positive direct and indirect employment. Manpower is required for mining operations and other mining related activities such as afforestation, canteen, transportation, workshops and other petty shops etc. Further, additional employment opportunities will be generated. The manpower of approx. 58 persons will be required most of them will be from nearby villages. Preference will be given to the locals as per their skills set, qualification and eligibility. Some skilled manpower may be required from the nearby area to the extent available while remaining unskilled/ semi- skilled manpower will be sourced from the local.

8.2.3 SOCIAL BENEFITS:

Proposed project will result in growth of the surrounding areas by increased direct and indirect employment opportunities in the region including ancillary development and supporting infrastructure. Besides this, Royalty and other levies like District Mineral Foundation, National Mineral Exploration Trust etc. would be additional benefits will be utilized by local administration for the development of socio-economic infrastructure and well-being of the local population. JKCL has a dedicated CSR department which is led by qualified and experienced professionals. CSR is a fundamental part of JKCL's targeted practices, broad objectives, and overall culture. The company will continue to undertake various community development activities for the social upliftment of community as under:  Health & Sanitation  Education & Cultural activities  Sustainable Livelihood  Drinking Water  Environmental Care  Community Infrastructure Development

8.2.4 ECONOMIC BENEFITS

The proposed project will contribute additional revenue to the State and Central Govt. in the form of royalty, cess and other taxes etc. TABLE – 8.1 Economic Benefits of the Project (During Mining Lease Period) S.NO. DESCRIPTION INR Crore per Annum 1. Royalty @ Rs 80 /- Per Ton (Present / prevailing Rate) 20.016 2. District Mineral Foundation @ 30% of the Royalty 6.004 3. National Mineral Exploration Trust@ 2 % of the Royalty 0.400 Total 26.42

Revenue generation per year (@ 2.502 MTPA) is Rs. 26.42 Crore.

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8.2.5 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Proposed project will result in growth of the surrounding areas by increased direct and indirect employment opportunities in the region including ancillary development and supporting infrastructure. As per MoEF&CC OM dated 30.09.2020 & 20.10.2020, it is directed that commitments made by the project proponent to address the concerns rose during the public consultation and prescribe specific condition(s) in physical terns while recommending the proposal, for grant of prior environment clearance instead of allocation of funds under Corporate Environment Responsibility (CER). Hence Company will allocate the budget as per the issues raised during the public hearing and will spent the budget under EMP.

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Table – 8.2 Proposed Physical targets for addressing issues rose during public hearing

Capital amount approx. (Rs. in Lakhs) & Year Annual Recurring Cost approx. (Rs. in Lakhs) & Year S. Area of activity Sector Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 No. Budget Total Amount F.y. 21-22 F.y. 22-23 F.y. 23-24 F.y. 21-22 F.y. 22-23 F.y. 23-24 Construction of the New Dispensary 1 rooms (2 nos of Size, 15x20 feet) in 15.00 15.00 0 0 2 2

Chenpura Village Heath Sector Organized Eyes camp & Health camp in 2 - 5.00 5.00 5.00 15 Chenpura Nearby villages. Provide the free Coaching of students of 3 - 3.00 3.00 3.00 9 rural areas at nearby villages. Construction of New School Building in Chenpura Village (2 Rooms of size 15X20 Educational 4 20.00 20.00 0 0 2 2 feet & 4 nos. of Toilets and 6 urinals for Promotion students & school staff) Adopted 04 Anganwadi Development 5 10.00 2.50 2.50 5.00 0 1 2 3 work (Plaster, flooring, paint Etc.) CC road construction work in Chenpura 6 90.00 45.00 45.00 0 0 5 5 to Naygaon Village, length 6 kms Construct the New Gravel Gitti road in Infrastructur 7 12.00 - 12.00 - 0 0 1 1 Chenpura Village. Length 2 kms e (Rural CC Road in Chenpura Village of length 1.5 Developmen 8 22.00 - 22.00 0 0 1.5 1.5 kms t) Construction the New Mokshdham in 9 20.00 20.00 0 0 2 2 Chenpura Village.

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Community Hall construction in 10 30.00 20.00 10.00 0 0 1 1 Chenpura of size 20X 80 feet Drinking water supply in summer session renovation of village pond and water Drinking 11 15.00 10.00 5.00 - 1 1.5 1.5 4 pipe line (500 nos. of pipes)and its water accessories- Plantation work in nearby villages. Environment 12 1500 nos. of saplings in each village 6.00 3.00 3.00 0 0 0.5 0.5 Care (Chenpura and Nayagaon) Green energy inititative in Chenpura Environment 13 Village- 20 nos. of Solar Street lights will 10.00 10.00 0 0 0.5 0.5 Care be installed Construction of Skill Development Livelihood 14 Center in Village Chenpura of size 20X30 17.00 17.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 15 Promotion Feet Training to farmers and resources to Agriculture 15 - 2.00 3.50 5.5 enhance agriculture growth Sector Grand Total 267.00 74.50 117.50 75.00 14 18 36 67

8.3 CONCLUSION

Due to the proposed mining project local economy will receive a boost due to employees spending and services generated by company. Overall effect will improve the buying power of employees and thus a higher standard of living viz. better education, improved health and sanitation facilities, housing and acquisition of consumer durables. Housing, transport, medical, educational and other civic amenities will get improved in the future. This will envisage as a major positive benefit.

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CHAPTER–9 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS

9.1 ENVIRONMENTAL COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS

As per EIA Notification dated September 14, 2006, ‘Environmental Cost Benefit Analysis’ is applicable only if the same is recommended at the Scoping stage. Details of cost benefit analysis is given below: Table No 9.1 Land details of Nayagaon-Chenpura block based on individual khasra Entry (2007-08)

Un- Private Govt Total Irrigated Land Total Total land S. irrigated / barren / Barren Barren Land Village Double Crops Private granted in No. Single Padat Land Land (in (P+G) (In (in Ha.) land (Ha) hect crop land (in hect.) hect.) Ha.) 1 Chenpura 37.883 17.504 55.387 0.000 30.853 30.853 86.240 2 Nayagaon 88.279 0.000 88.279 0.000 31.835 31.835 120.114 Total in Hect. 126.162 17.504 143.666 0.000 62.688 62.688 206.354

Table No 9.2 Cost Benefit of Agriculture Crops within Mining Lease Area Total Area Crop Crop Total % Total Crop Total Expense Under Yield @ Value Expense Income Name of Area Value Expense s Rs. Crop (Qt / Rate/Qt. per Ha. s / Qt. in in Rs. Crop/ Year Under Rs. Crores s / Ha. Crores (Ha.) Ha.) (C) (D Rs. (F) Crores Crop (E = D*A) (G = F*B) (H = (A) (B) =B*C) (I = E-H) B*G) A. Rabi Crops: Wheat 35 50.3 37 2,000 74,000 0.37 1,000 37,000 0.19 0.19 Gram 20 28.7 20 4,000 80,000 0.23 1,600 32,000 0.09 0.14 Pea 20 28.7 20 5,000 100,000 0.29 2,000 40,000 0.11 0.17 Mustard 25 35.9 20 3,500 70,000 0.25 1,400 28,000 0.10 0.15 Total 100 143.666 B. Kharif Crops: Soyabean 55 69.3891 20 3,500 70,000 0.49 1,400 28,000 0.19 0.29 Urd 45 56.7729 20 4,000 80,000 0.45 1,600 32,000 0.18 0.27 Total 100 126.162 Grand Total 2.08 0.87 1.21

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Table No 9.3 Cost Benefit Ratio of Mining Project A. Limestone Cost

1 Cement Grade limestone value Rs. per Tons 350 2 Production Capacity (MTPA) 0.876 3 Life of period of Mines (Years) 44 4 Mineable Reserves (Million tonnes) 21.636 5 Mineral Value (Rs. Crores) 757.26 B. Agriculture Crops

1 Agriculture Income from Crops per year (Rs. Crores) 1.21 2 Agriculture Income Period from Crops (Year) 44 3 Agriculture Income from Crops for 44 years (Rs. Crores) 53.29 C. Cost Benefit

1 Cost Benefit Limestone - Agriculture Crops (Rs. Crores) 703.97 2 Cost v/s Benefit ratio (Times) (C9/C14) 14.21 D. Cost Benefit Ratio for PAFs :

1 Avg. Annual Agriculture Income (Rs. Crores) 1.21 2 Total Private Land (Total Land - Govt. Land) (In Ha.) 143.666 3 Land value to be received by land sellers (Rs. Crores/ Ha.) 0.495 4 Total Land value to be received by land sellers (Rs. Crores) 71.11 5 Bank / Post office FD simple interest @ 6.5% per Annum (Rs. Crores) 4.62 Additional income from employment (direct & indirect) generated due to project @ 6 1.01 323*26*12*100 (Rs. Crores) 7 Total Income Land Sellers (In Hand) (Rs. Crores) 5.63 8 Net gain by the Land Sellers (Times) (C27/C21) 4.65 Conclusion : Even with passive investment of land cost and employment for 1 person per PAF @ unskilled minimum wages is 4 times of agricultural income. The gains will be higher if the land cost is invested in some profitable ventures or land sellers acquire skills for higher earnings.

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CHAPTER–10 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

10.1 INTRODUCTION

The Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is required to minimize adverse environmental impacts by mining activities and implementing suggested mitigation measures with timelines and responsibilities during the project life cycle. An environmental management system (EMS) is a dynamic, continuous process initiated by management and involving communication between the client, its workers, and the local communities directly affected by the project. Drawing on the elements of the established business management process of “plan, implement, check and Act (Management review)” the system entails the thorough assessment of potential environmental, social impacts and risks from the projects. EMS provides order and consistency for mitigating and managing these on an ongoing basis.

10.2 ELEMENTS OF EMP

EMP includes four major elements: - 1. Planning: This includes identification of environmental impacts, legal requirement, commitments, policies, setting environmental objectives, health, safety and social compliance requirements, 2. Implementation: This comprises of resources available for the project, accountability of employees , contractors and documentation of measures to be taken, 3. Checking: Measurement & Evaluation: This includes regular inspection, audits, monitoring corrective actions and record keeping, and 4. Management Review: Actions are taken to continually improve the environment, health, safety, and social performance of the organization. The following Policy & programs have been developed to ensure proper implementation of EMP for the proposed mining project:
Formulating Corporate Environment Policy (CEP)
Formation of Environment Management Cell (EMC)
Greenbelt Development & plantation programme
Occupational Health and Safety
Budgeting of Environmental mitigation measures

10.3 CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT POLICY

Corporate Environment Policy (CEP) has been formulated and adopted by the Board of Directors of M/s J.K. Cement Ltd. to provide a framework to become an environmental sustainable company. CEP represents company’s general position on environmental issues, policies and practices for conducting business. Also conveys the company’s commitment towards empowering the environment by adopting various measures.

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For the smooth follow of CEP, the hierarchical system or administrative order of the company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions etc. has been given in the Corporate Environmental Policy of the company. Copy of Environment Policy is enclosed as Annexure IX.

10.4 FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTAL CELL (EMC)

In order to maintain the environmental quality within the standards, regular inspections, audits & monitoring of various environmental components is necessary. M/s J.K. Cement Ltd will have a full-fledged Environmental Management Cell (EMC) for environmental monitoring and control. The EMC team will be responsible for pollution monitoring aspects and implementation of control measures as discussed in Chapter 2 & 4 of this Final EIA/EMP Report. A group of qualified and experienced engineers & technicians will be deputed for maintenance, up keeping and monitoring the pollution control equipment, to keep them in working mode at the best of their efficiencies.

Figure: 10.1 Organisational Structure of EMC

The unit has established, implemented and maintained Environment Management System for ensuring that its requirements at all locations within the organization are met. The roles and responsibilities of various personnel, who manage, perform and verify the activities having effect on environment and / or OH & S have been fixed by the Top Management. Unit head will ensure that environmental policy of the organization is implemented and EMS work is being done as per planned procedures. He will make communication with all board of directors of the organisation on all issues related to EMS.

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EMS Coordinator will be responsible for all the activities and fulfilment of requirements of Environment Management system.

10.4.1 RESPONSIBILITIES OF EMC

The responsibilities of the EMC include the following:
Environmental monitoring.
Procurement and commissioning of Pollution Control and Monitoring Equipment
Specification and regulation of maintenance schedules for pollution control equipment.
Ensuring that prescribed standards are maintained.
Ensuring optimum water usage.
Implementation of the mitigation measures suggested in EIA/EMP Report.
Ensuring greenbelt development and plantation & its maintenance.
Conducting regular training programmes on various environmental requirements especially sustainable development, climate change, environmental monitoring etc.
Reporting of compliances and non–compliances (if any) to management and other stakeholders.

10.4.2 PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EMP

Details of persons responsible for implementation of EMP along with their role/responsibilities are given in table below: Table - 10.1 Persons responsible for implementation of EMP S.No. Designation Nos. Role/Responsibilities 1. Mines 2
Responsible for discharging duties as Mines Manager of Limestone Mine Manager as per Mines Act 1952, MMR 1961, Mines Rules 1955, MCDR 2017 and various circulars issued by regulatory authorities from time to time.
To Identify and comply with the applicable Statutory & Regulatory requirements besides visioning with statutory/ regulatory amenities.
Create awareness on potential environmental aspects & occupational hazards & risk.
Ensure judicious use of all natural resources including energy, minerals, water etc.
Ensure environment friendly operations with a view to keep the emissions/effluents within the prescribed norms.
To plan for new equipment, minor modification etc. for betterment of plant (i.e. Quality improvement, reduction of environmental impact & OHS Risk etc.) in consultation with Operations Head.
To identify, control and reduce the EHS hazards and risks.
Training Need Assessment of Employees for effective implementation of the EMP
Incident controller in case of any emergency.

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To ensure effective & continuous operation of pollution control & Safety equipment.
Responsible to ensure quality of stacker feed limestone as per process requirement.
Overall environmental performance of the Mines.
Liaison with statutory / regulatory bodies.
To ensure effective implementation & adherence to QEHS Criterion at their sub-contracted activities.
Ensure the EMP is implemented and is effective. Assist the Environment Manager with regulatory authorities and/or community consultation (i.e. complaints). 2. Environmental 01
Implement EMP as stipulated. Manager/
Devising strategies to meet targets and to encourage best practice Environment
Devising the best tools and systems to monitor performance and to Engineer implement strategies
Confirming that materials, ingredients and so on are ethically or environmentally sourced
Ensure that all the applicable environmental parameters are regularly monitored and measured as per defined interval and reports submitted to the concerned regulatory authorities.
Ensure that the environmental objectives and targets are established and achieved.
Review and evaluate contractor’s EMP to ensure that the same is consistent with JKCL.
Liaise with regulators and other agencies as required in unison with the Mines Manager for effective implementation of the EMP.
Regular communication with PAF/ nearby community and establish a feedback system
Implement appropriate management programs to achieve the management objectives and goals.
Assist operational staff with respect to clarifying or improving existing practices / procedures or adding more stringent requirements / controls)
Ensure that any change in any of the activities/ equipment/ processes are duly evaluated in order to ensure No increase in or introduction of new environmental risks or impacts.
Undertake HSE Manager Role in case of an emergency with a potential to degrade environment and/or human health and safety.
Ensure that the requirements of the EMP and related management programs have been addressed in all contractor environmental management documentation.
Undertake regular audits (or appoint an appropriately qualified external

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auditor) for evaluating the environmental performance of the mine.
Undertake routine environment monitoring as per schedule. Managing environmental strategy budgets.
Daily inspection of the premises, preparing inspection reports.
Checking of emission/ noise levels of mining equipment for mid-course correction.
Ensure that regular water sprinkling is done on the haul roads and around waste dumps for effective control of fugitive emissions
Supervising the overall progress of environmental management programs put in place and ensuring they adhere to all applicable regulations.
Prepare and submit regular reports to concerned authorities.
Assist horticulturist in developing greenbelt in mining premises in line with stipulated guidelines
Assist mining engineers in implementing best waste management practices
Coordinate with mining and other concerned engineers for effective implementation of the EMP 3. Horticulturist 01
Planning for plantation and greenbelt development is mining area.
Seek assistance from local forest department regarding selection of species for plantation.
Ensure regular watering of saplings is done as per schedule to ensure maximum survival rate.
Ensure optimum survival of saplings.
Development of lawns and gardens around office and other area.
Ensure regular maintenance of saplings planted in mining area 4. Mechanical 01
Daily inspection of mining machineries Foreman
Regular maintenance of equipment’s as per OEM recommendations
Keeping maintenance logs
Regular monitoring of fuel consumption of vehicles and coordination with suppliers/ OEM if the fuel consumption exceeds the committed values.
Ensure that the mining machineries conform to the applicable environmental norms
Ensure that the emission/noise levels from the mining machineries do not exceed the permissible levels 5. Electrical 01
Ensure electrical supply in mining area for operation of monitoring and Foreman measuring instruments
Troubleshooting, maintenance and periodic calibration of environmental monitoring equipment’s
Maintain appropriate inventory of spares

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6. Un skilled 8
Responsible for carrying out general housekeeping of the area
Regular disposal of office and other municipal waste
Plantation of saplings.
Watering and maintenance of saplings
Regular sweeping of roads where water sprinkling is not done
Gardening and horticultural activities
Assist environment engineer in carrying monitoring equipment at site
Water spray on haul roads through tankers

10.4.3 CORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR NON – COMPLIANCE / NON CONFORMANCES

The company has a well laid down process for identification & prevention of non- Conformances. In the eventuality of any non-compliance/ Non conformances, it is addressed on priority through mid – course corrective action plan along with appropriate recording & reporting to Stake holders in line with the Company Policy duly adopted by the board.

10.5 DETAILED BUDGET FOR EMP

The budget proposed for this proposed Limestone Mining Project is as follows:

S. No. Particulars Budget

1. Project Cost (Including land cost) Rs. 133.40 Crore

Cost for EMP

Cost for Environment Protection Rs. 698.15 Lakh

2. Budget for addressing the Public Hearing issues Rs. 267 Lakh

Total Capital Cost for EMP Rs. 965.15 Lakh

3. Recurring Cost for EMP Rs. 86.65 Lakh per annum Activity wise breakup of EMP budget (capital & recurring) is given below:

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Recurring Capital Cost Capital investment Year Wise (Rs. In Lacs) S. No Particulars Cost/Annum (Rs. In Lacs) I II III IV V (Rs. In Lacs) One no of high-efficiency nozzle mounted water tanker for water sprinkling on 1 35 35 0 0 0 0 5 haul roads. Plantation on 7.5 mtr of periphery of mining lease area and road, Nallah etc. (15 ha) 2 75 20 35 20 0 0 9 will be done in initial three year of plan period @ 2500 plants per ha (37500 nos.) 3 Plantation will be done till the end of mine life 162575 nos of plant in 65.03 ha. 325.15 39 01 nos. of Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station at Mine office for the 4 measurement of air quality for PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx and CO and real time data 50 50 0 0 0 0 4 connectivity with CPCB/SRPCB server Emission Monitoring of air quality, water quality and Noise by NABL accredited 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 laboratory on quarterly basis. (Rs. 50000/- quarterly) 6 Peak Particle Velocity monitoring (Vibration monitoring) 3.5 3.5 0 0 0 0 0.5 7 Installation of 1 nos of piezometer along the periphery. 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0.2 9 Installation of Water Sprinkeler system 1.5 1.5 0 0 0 0 0.25 10 01 no of Rainwater Harvesting structure 10.5 10.5 0 0 0 0 2.5 11 Strengthening of road from mine face to highway 10 10 0 0 0 0 0.5 Construction of garland drain (total length 681 mtr (1.5m (width) and 1.0m (depth)) 12 and de-silting pit / settling pond for two nos. of dump (soil & subgrade) and Catch 2 2 0 0 0 0 0.5 drain along the lease periphery (total length 11 km, 1.5m (width) and 1.0m (depth) 13 Construction of septic tank & soak pit or Modular STP for office utility 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 Roof top rainwater harvesting for mine office 2 2 0 0 0 0 0.2 15 4 nos. of Bag-filter for crusher system& dry-fog system 50 50 0 0 0 0 5 16 Public Hearing Action Plan for three year 267 74.5 117.5 75 0 0 18

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17 Wildlife Conservation Plan (for 6 Schedule-I species) for ten year 132 Total 965.15 260.5 152.5 95 0 0 86.65

Occupational Health Programme Medical Equipment (digital x-ray, auto-biochemistry analyzer and physiotherapy 1 43 15 15 13 0 0 4.8 machine)

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CHAPTER - 11 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

11.1 INTRODUCTION

M/s. J.K. Cement Limited has proposed Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with the Production Capacity of 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Opencast fully mechanized mining method will be adopted which includes drilling, blasting, loading, crushing and transportation to existing interlinked cement plant. As per EIA Notification dated 14th September, 2006 as amended from time to time, the project falls under Category “A”, Project or Activity 1(a) mining of minerals & 2(b) mineral beneficiations. ToR for the project has been granted by MoEF&CC, New Delhi vide letter F. No. J-11015/7/2021.-IA.II (M) dated 02.03.2021

11.2 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROJECT

M/s. J K Cement Ltd. has its two existing interlinked Cement Plants located at Village: Mangrol & Nimbahera, Tehsil: Nimbahera, District: Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
To fulfill the limestone requirement of existing cement plants, JKCL has proposed this Captive Limestone Mine i.e. Nayagaon & Chenpura limestone Mine (ML Area: 206.354 ha).
As the proposed project is a captive limestone mine hence the mined out limestone will cater to the interlinked cement plant Mangrol & Nimbahera which is at a distance of 22 km in North direction & 27 Km in NNW direction from mine site by road.
This would not only help in bridging the demand-supply gap of cement in the region, the project will bring about gains in gross domestic product which will add to the gains in the GDP/GSDP. The mine shall be contributing around Rs. 26.42 Cr/year to the State & Central Govt. exchequers by way of mining revenue (Royalty, Premium, DMF, NMET, welfare cess/GST/ SGST). Total of 58 persons will be employed directly in this mine. Various direct- indirect employment opportunities are also envisaged & various means as source for local people from this mine as well as its interlinked cement plant.
With the proposed development in and around the area, there will be supporting facilities/infrastructure eventually leading to the development of the area. The project will help in the overall growth of the region.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 277 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

11.3 PROJECT DETAILS

Table - 11.1 Project Details S. No. Particulars Details A. Nature of the Project Opencast fully Mechanized Limestone Mine B. Size of the Project 1. Area 206.354 ha (140.039 ha Pvt. Land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land) 2. Proposed Production capacity
Production Capacity: 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA and Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA)
Soil/ Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA
Waste: 0.5 Million TPA
Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA
Crusher: 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening (In Phased Manner, initially 500 TPH will be installed and later on additional 500 TPH crusher will be installed) C. Location Details 1. Villages Nayagaon & Chenpura 2. Tehsil Jawad & Neemuch 3. District Neemuch 4. State Madhya Pradesh 5. Latitude 24° 31’ 35.78” to 24° 34’ 33.65” N 6 Longitude 74° 44’ 53.91” to 74° 46’ 27.65” E 7. Survey of India Toposheet No. G43U10, G43U11, G43U14, G43U15 D Environmental Setting Details (with approx. aerial distance & direction from the mining lease boundary) 1. Nearest Village
Habitation of Gandhi Colony (Adjacent in South East direction)
Habitation of Village Nayagaon (~130 m in North East direction)
Habitation of Village Chenpura (~ 200 m in SSW Direction) 2. Nearest Town/City
Nearest Town: Nimbahera (~ 7.0 km in North direction)
District Headquarter: Neemuch (~10 km in SE direction)

3. National Highway
NH - 79 (~200 m in NE direction)
NH-56 (~7.5 km in WNW direction) 4. Railway Station
Jawad Road Railway Station (~60 m in East direction)
Bisalwas Kalan Railway Station (~2.5 Km in SSE direction)
Nimbahera Railway Station (~8.5 km in NNW direction) 5. Nearest Airport
Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur (~87.0 km in WNW direction) 6. National Park, Wild Life Sanctuaries, None Biosphere Reserves, Wildlife corridors, Tiger/Elephant Reserves

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 278 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

S. No. Particulars Details etc. within 10 km radius study area 7. Reserve/Protected Forest within 10
Chapropl Bir Block (~7.0 Km in SSW direction) km radius study area
Motatonk PF (~8.0 Km in SW direction)
Reserved Forest (~8.5 Km in South direction) 8. Water Bodies within 10 km radius
Daru Nadi (~2.5 Km in West direction) study area
Kadamali Nadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction)
Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction)
Gambhir Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) 9. Inter-State Boundary Rajasthan-Madhya Pradesh adjacent in North direction 10. Aravali range Mine site does not fall in Aravali Range. NOC for the same has been obtained from Office of Collector vide letter No 923/Mineral/2021 dated 20.07.2021. 11. Seismic Zone Zone-II as per IS:1893 (Part-I):2002 D Cost Details 1. Total estimated Project Cost
Rs. 133.40 Crore/- 2. Cost of EMP
Cost for Environment Protection : Rs. 698.15 Lakh
Budget for addressing the PH issues: Rs. 267 Lakh
Total Capital Cost for EMP : Rs. 965.15 Lakh
Recurring Cost: Rs. 86.65 Lakh per annum Source: Site Visit & Pre- Feasibility Report 11.4 MINING DETAILS Table - 11.2 Mining Details S. No. Particulars Details 1. Mining Method Fully Mechanized Opencast Method 2. Production Capacity Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA 3. Total Geological Resources Cement Grade Limestone: 29.067 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 105.275 Million Tonnes 4. Total Mineable Reserves Cement Grade Limestone: 21.636 Million Tonnes Sub-grade Limestone: 79.71 Million Tonnes 5. Life of Mine 44 Years 6. Bench Height 6 m 7. Bench Width 10 m 8. Overall pit slope 45⁰ 9. Site Elevation 450 - 472

10. General Ground Level 467

11. Working Depth during Plan Period 448 (19 m bgl)

12. Working depth during Conceptual Period 388 (84 m bgl) (Northern Block)

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393 (79 m bgl) (Southern Block)

13. Ground Water Level Post Monsoon: 16 - 18 m bgl Pre Monsoon: 18 - 20 m bgl 14. Number of Working days 300 15. Number of Working Shifts 2 Shifts

Source: Approved Mining Plan & Progressive Mine Closure Plan

11.5 DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT

11.5.1 WIND PATTERN OF THE AREA

The nearest IMD station from the project site is located at Chittorgarh which is approx. 39.66 km in NNW direction. The Pre-dominant wind direction in the area during the post monsoon season is from NW, SW & SSW. Thus, the site selection for assessing the ambient air quality within the 10 km radius from the mine site is done in the upwind and downwind of the pre-dominant wind direction.

11.5.2 MICRO-METEOROLOGY OF THE AREA

Meteorological station was set-up at project site to record surface meteorological parameter during Post monsoon season (October to December 2020). Summary of the micro-meteorology condition near to the site is given in table 11.3:

Table – 11.3 Meteorology at Site Study Period: Post Monsoon Season (October to December, 2020) Temperature ( OC) Relative Humidity (%) Wind Speed (m / sec.) Month Max. Min. 8:30 hrs 17:30 hrs Max. Min.

October , 2020 37.4 12.2 65 38 4.8 o.1 November, 2020 33.8 7.1 68 41 3.2 0.1

December, 2020 30.4 3.5 75 43 2.6 0.1

Source: Meteorological Station at Site

11.5.3 PRESENTATION OF RESULTS (AIR, NOISE, WATER AND SOIL)

The monitoring for Air, Noise, Water and Soil has been carried out within the 10 km study area from the proposed Captive Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit. The summary of the baseline Study is given below table 11.4:

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Table – 11.4 Summary of Air, Noise, Water and Soil Parameters

Parameters Number of Description Standards locations

Ambient Air 10 Locations PM10 – 58.4 to 93.2 µg/m 3 100 µg/m 3 (24 hours) Quality PM2.5 - 28.9 to 55.8 µg/m 3 60 µg/m 3 (24 hours) Monitoring SO2 - 5.72 to 13.57 µg/m 3 80 µg/m 3 (24 hours)

NO2 - 13.46 to 28.92 µg/m 3 80 µg/m 3 (24 hours)

All other parameters were also found within the permissible limit as per the NAAQS 2009.

Noise Level 10 Locations Noise Level During Day Time - 51.7 to 59.1 Leq dB (A) 75 Leq dB (A) Monitoring Noise Level During Night Time – 40.8 to 47.7 Leq dB (A) 70 Leq dB (A)

Surface Water 4 surface water bodies are (Daru Nadi, Kadamali Nadi, Nimbahera Nadi & Gambhir Nadi) exist within the study area & during the survey no water was found in the surface water bodies for sampling.

Ground Water 8 Locations pH – 7.12 to 7.84 6.5 to 8.5 Sampling Total Hardness – 210 mg/l to 534.6 mg/l 600 mg/l

Fluoride - 0.44 mg/l to 1.03 mg/l 1 to 1.5

TDS – 440 mg/l to 834 mg/l 2000 mg/l

Soil Sampling 8 Locations Soil nature – neutral to moderately alkaline - pH – 6.75 to 8.87 Organic Matter – 0.72% to 1.49% Available Nitrogen – 90.55 to 190.91 kg/ha Phosphorous – 47.56 to 53.71 kg/ha Potassium – 183.25 to 267.77 kg/ha

11.5.4 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT

Flora Diversity: The common floral species found in the study area are: Azadirachta indica (Neem), Dalbergia sissoo (Shisham), Delonix regia (Gulmohar), Mangifera indica (Mango), Annona squamosa (Sitaphal), Butea monosperma (Palas), Polyalthia longifolia (Ashok), Prosopis juliflora (Vilayati babool), Madhuca indica (Mahua), Diospyros melanoxylon (Tendu) etc. Fauna Diversity: The common faunal species found in the study are: Mangoose (Herpestes auropunctatus), Jackal (Canis aureus), Indian Hare (Lepus nigricolis) and Rat (Rattus rattus), Boselaphus tragocamelus

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 281 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

(Nilgai), Presbytis entellus (Common Langur), Ptyas mucosa (Indian Rat Snake), Pycnonotus cafer( Red-Vented Bulbul), turdoides caudate (Common babbler), Acridotheres tristis (Common myna), Bubulcus ibis (Cattle Egret) etc. Schedule-I faunal species- During field survey we were recorded four schedule species i.e. Indian Peafowl (India Peacock), Python molurus (Python), Varanus bengalensis (Monitor lizard), and Panthera pardus (Leopard) in the study area; which comes in Schedule- I according to (IWPA) Indian Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.

11.5.5 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

The 10 km radius study area from mine site, comprises of District Neemuch, Tehsil-Jawad is covered under 10 km radius. Total no. of villages observed within the 10 km radius from the project area is 80. The population as per 2011 Census records is 159457 (for 10 km radius buffer zone). Total no. of household is 3993, 9060 and 20753 respectively, in primary, secondary and outer zone. Sex ratio is 963, 972 and 956 (females per 1000 males) observed in primary, secondary and outer zone respectively. SC population distribution is 2946, 6301 and 13190 respectively in primary, secondary and outer zone. ST population distribution is 1768, 6784 and 7223 respectively in primary, secondary and outer zone respectively. Average household size is 5 which is the standard family size in India. The literacy rate of the study area is 62% which is lower than the State and District literacy rate.

11.6 ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES

11.6.1 IMPACT ON AIR ENVIRONMENT

The key air emissions from the mining activities (drilling, blasting, loading, haulage, crushing and transportation) are Particulate Matter, Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) and Sulphur dioxide (SO2). Gaseous emissions will be generated from HEMMs & transportation of vehicles. Impact on ambient air quality in the study area after the implementation of project were predicted which includes the cumulative effects of the proposed mine operation. As per the prediction, the impact of the proposed project has been found to be within the prescribed limits of CPCB/MoEF&CC. The max. predicted incremental value s of various pollutants are given in table 11.5: Table – 11.5 Predicted Incremental & Ground Level Concentration (GLC)

S. No. Particular PM10 PM2.5 SO 2 NO 2 1. Predicted incremental Max concentrations (In µg/m 3) 2.87 1.33 1.57 1.77 2. Monitored Baseline concentrations (In µg/m 3) 73.7 38.3 13.0 20.8 3. Resultant Maximum concentrations (In µg/m 3) 76.57 39.63 14.57 22.57 4. NAAQS (dated 2009) 100 60 80 80

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 282 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

11.6.2 MITIGATION MEASURES AND SUGGESTED EMP

Wet drilling is proposed to prevent dust from being air borne.
Sharp drill bits will be used for drilling and will be maintained periodically to reduce the generation of dust.
Personal protective equipment’s will be provided to drill operators and his helpers.
Latest generation loading equipment’s like hydraulic excavators of large capacity i.e. 3.9m3 buckets will be used and operated by skilled operators to load dumpers of 35 & 55 tonnes capacity. This will reduce the number of bucket fills from height which will help in generation of much less dust.
Strict speed limit (20-25 km/hr) of vehicles will be implemented.
Controlled blasting (NONEL technology) with optimum use of explosive will help in reducing the air pollution, vibrations & fly rocks. Rock breaker will be used in place of secondary blasting. Avoiding blasting during high wind periods where the fine dust is carried away easily affecting the ambient air quality.
Haul roads & loading & unloading areas will be regularly sprayed with water.
Provision of Bag filters and automatic water spray system at crusher.
Crushed limestone will be transported to interlinked cement plant by road.
PUC certified vehicles will be used and Regular maintenance of HEMMs & transportation vehicles will be done.
Personal protective equipments and training on safety and environmental parameters will be provided to employees.
Development of green belt/plantation around mine boundary, roads, nalla, nearby habitation and other places will be carried out to control the air pollution.
Regular air quality monitoring will be carried out.

11.6.3 IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP

The limestone and associated rocks do not contain any toxic substance so that there will not be any adverse on ground water quality. As the mining progresses in depth, it is likely that there will be seepage along with probability of ground water intersection. However, prior permission will be taken from CGWA before intersection of ground water, if any and required measures will be adopted. Therefore, no adverse impact on water quality is envisaged due to the proposed mining project and entire seepage will be duly utilized for various conjunctive purposes. Periodical monitoring of ground water quality will be carried out. The Study area has 4 seasonal water bodies Daru Nadi (~2.5 Km in West direction), Nimbahera Nadi (~ 7.0 km in NW direction), Kadamali Nadi (~4.0 Km in WNW direction), Gambhir Nadi (~ 9.0 Km in ENE direction) exist within the 10 km radius of the study area. No waste water will be discharged outside ML Area. There are two small seasonal nallas in the area with westerly flows. One is located in southern block trending NW-SE. Another one is located in the northern block trending east-west occurs in the northern most part of the lease area. Both nallas have already deducted from the granted

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lease area. A part of seasonal nalla that is located in southern block is flowing through mining lease area. Mitigation measures to protect Nallah
Protective bunds of 5m width and 2m height along the entire length of nalla will be constructed.
Plantation will be done for stabilization of bunds.
For crossing seasonal nalla, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without affecting the natural course of nalla.
Natural Drains flowing inside the lease area will not be disturbed by the mining activity. 50 m safety barrier will be left along the Nala.
Check dams will be constructed across the seasonal nalla to prevent sedimentation/siltation of natural water courses with prior permission from Concerned Authority.
Garland drains/storm water drains along with siltation ponds at regular intervals will be constructed through proper plan and regularly de-silted and well maintained. Storm Water: Surface Runoff may carry sediments & silts to natural water bodies
Retaining Wall & Garland drains will be constructed around the working mine pits and waste dump to channelize rain water flowing into working mine pit.
Catch drains and siltation ponds will also be constructed within mine lease to check flow of surface runoff as well as to prevent siltation of natural courses.
The rainwater falling directly into the mine pits will be stored and used for plantation & dust suppression. Waste Water: Waste water will be generated from Workshop as well as Mine Office.
No waste water will be discharged outside lease boundary.
The domestic effluent generated from mine office will be disposed off in soak pit via septic tank. About 2 KLD of domestic waste water generated from the mine office will be disposed in soak pit via septic tank.
About 4 KLD of waste water generated from HEMM washing will be passed through oil & water separator and treated water will be used for dust suppression in crushing.

11.6.4 IMPACT OF NOISE & VIBRATION AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP

Noise will be generated from various mining activities as well as vehicular movements. In order to mitigate, following EMP is proposed:
Use of sharp drill bits to achieve optimum drilling performance and to reduce noise generation at source.
Noise & vibration generated from blasting will be for a very short duration and localized. However, Controlled Blasting will be done in accordance with standards prescribed by DGMS. Blasting will be conducted using ANFO and high explosives. NONEL shall be used to control ground vibration, noise and fly rocks.
Explosives charge per hole and per delay will be maintained as per DGMS guidelines and vibration study.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 284 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Blasting will be carried out during day time only and Rock breaker will be used to avoid the secondary blasting.
Adequate silencers in HEMM will be provided to reduce generation of noise.
Proper maintenance, oiling and greasing of machines at regular intervals will be done to reduce generation of noise.
Proper mitigation measures i.e. insulators will be provided in the crusher to control the noise pollution.
All employees will be provided with protective equipment, earmuffs and earplugs as a protective measure from the high noise level generated at the mine site and wherever required.
Out of total mining lease area, 80.03 ha area will be covered under plantation and green belt.
Monitoring of noise and blast vibration will be carried out and record will be maintained.

11.6.5 IMPACT ON LAND ENVIRONMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP

The land use of the lease area will alter due to mining activities such as formation of pits, temporary dumps, built up areas of office, workshop, crusher, greenbelt, water reservoir etc.
One stone road is passing in northern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon in East to Village Charliya in West and Kaccha roads are passing from the lease area. However, these roads along with the safety zone have been already excluded from the granted lease area.
One Village Tar road is passing in southern part of the lease area which connects Village Nayagaon (East) to Village Chenpura (West), this Village road not proposed to be disturbed.
Safety barrier of 50 m will be left along the both sides of the road.
Another Tar Road is passing to connect Nayagaon village.
Plantation will be done for stabilization of bunds .
For crossing the nallah, culverts will be constructed for the vehicle transporting limestone without diverting the natural route of nallah.
There is one LT line passing in southern part of the lease area.
It will not to be disturbed due to the mining activities and in future same will be shifted with due permission of the Concerned Authority.
A Railway line of Western Railway (Khandwa – Ratlam - Ajmer section) is passing all along the eastern boundary of the ML area at a distance of about 20-175 m from lease boundary.
50 m safety zone will be maintained from railway line.
Jawad Road railway station is located at a distance of about 60 m from Block No....in which mining is not proposed.
Fencing will be done along the railway track, earthen embankment will be made all along the NALA/Roads.
At the end of mine life about 80.3 ha area will be covered under greenbelt/plantations. Apart from development of greenbelt/plantation, excavated pits will be converted into water reservoir which will not only help in recharging the ground water but also will be put to community use.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 285 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement G rade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

11.6.6 POST MINING LAND USE PATTERN

As per approved mining plan total excavated area is 169.865, out of which 44.50 ha area will be backfilled which will be reclaimed by plantation and remaining 125.365 ha area will be converted into water reservoir (Top benches will be covered under plantation over an area of 20.53 ha). Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed. An area of 21.489 ha will remain undisturbed.

11.6.7 WASTE MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION MEASURES WITH EMP

During the plan period about 89580 CuM (0.12541 Million Tonnes) of soil/ alluvium will be generated which will be temporarily dumped in the western side of the proposed five year working area and these dumps will be rehandled and used for backfilling when the mineral will be exhausted in the working pit.
Total quantity of Soil/alluvium up to conceptual stage is about 1.26 million tonnes and at the end of conceptual plan Soil/alluvium will be backfill & reclaimed by plantation and & re- grassing.
Total quantity of OB waste generated up to conceptual stage is about 18.728 million tonnes. At the end of conceptual plan OB will be backfill & reclaimed by plantations.

11.6.8 GREEN BELT DEVELOPMENT & PLANTATION

Greenbelt will be developed covering 11.0 ha area along the 7.5m of the lease periphery. Out of the 11.0 ha area 4.0 ha area will be covered in Southern part of the lease area during first years. Rest 7.0 ha area will be covered in Middle and Northern part of the lease area in 2nd year. Plantation along the 7.5m safety zone of road, nalla, etc will be carried out covering 4.0 ha area within 3rd year.
About Rs. 4.0 Crore (Capital cost) and Rs 48 lakh (Recurring cost) have been earmarked for greenbelt & plantation till the end of life of mine @ Rs 200/sapling (including plantation and maintenance cost). The budget includes the cost of Saplings, Watering facilities, Labour Charge, Organic manure, Bio-fertilizers, Maintenance, fencing etc., which may vary in due course of time.
Local and fruit bearing species will be planted after consultation with local forest officer and as per CPCB Guideline.

11.7 POST PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMME

Details of the environmental monitoring schedule / frequency, which will be undertaken for various environmental components, as per conditions of EC / CTE / CFO are given below table no 11.7:

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Table – 11.6 Post Project Monitoring S. No. Description Frequency of Monitoring 1. Ambient Air Quality Twice a week (Manually) and Online CAAQMS 2. Water Quality Quarterly 3. Water Level Monthly 4. Noise Level Monitoring Quarterly 5. Vibration Monitoring On every blast 6. Stack Monitoring Monthly

11.8 ADDITIONAL STUDIES

Hydro-geological Study & Rain Water Harvesting Plan, Risk Assessment & Disaster Management Plan & detailed R&R has been prepared and documents being submitted for Public Consultation (Public Hearing). An amount of Rs. 267 Lakh has been earmarked for the issues raised during public hearing. This amount will be spent as per MoEF&CC OM dated 30th Sept., 2020 & OM dated 20th Oct., 2020. Total mining lease area is 206.354 ha, out of which 140.039 ha is Private land, 3.627 ha is Industrial Land and 62.688 ha is Government land which spreads in 2 villages namely Nayagaon and Chenpura. Land is being/will be purchased in transparent manner from land holders at mutually agreeable rates and payment terms.

11.9 PROJECT BENEFITS

Employment: There will be generation of direct employment opportunities in the region. Preference will be given to the local people as per their eligibility. Further, there would be many indirect employment opportunities to many more people due to the proposed project in the form of contractual jobs/works, service facilities, horticulture, housekeeping, building maintenance, rental vehicles and utility stores etc.
The project activity will help in meeting the growing demand of cement & hence help in the economic growth of the country. The mine shall be contributing around Rs. 26.42 Cr/year to the State & Central Govt. exchequer by way of mining revenue (Royalty, DMF, NMET etc.) after ML is executed & mine is operated at proposed capacity.
As per MoEF&CC OM dated 30th Sept., 2020, & OM dated 20th Oct., 2020 Socio-Economic Developmental activities will be formulated on the basis of the issues raised during Public hearing which will be addressed in EMP & implemented in a time bound manner with the start of the mining activities.

11.10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

The suggested mitigation measures along with Environment Management Plan are elaborated above in section 11.5 along with impacts.

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11.11 CONCLUSION

The EIA/ EMP study was prepared in compliance of ToR issued by MoEF&CC. Baseline data of land, air, water, noise, biological and socio-economic environment was duly assessed by conducting field investigation as well as by having an access to the available secondary information. The prediction of impacts was identified & evaluated and EMP is suggested to mitigate the environmental concerns arising from the proposed project. The community has been a key stakeholder in business and environmental issues are a matter utmost priority for the company. The Management believes to being catalyst in the transformation of the communities around its business operations through partnership with local communities, Government, NGO’s and other stake holders. Cumulative impacts of the proposed project along with its interlinked cement plant may add to Gross Domestic Product. With the proposed development in & around the area, there will be supporting facilities/infrastructure eventually leading to the development of the area. The proposed project along with its interlinked cement plant will also generate much needed employment (direct & indirect) to the local people. Economy of the area will get a boost and overall development of the region in terms of education, health, training, transport, automobile, industry is anticipated. Thus, the project will contribute to the Social, Environmental and Economic benefit of the local people and region.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 288 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

CHAPTER - 12 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED

12.1 DISCLOSURE OF CONSULTANTS ENGAGED

J.M. EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd. (JMEPL), one of the companies of JM Group, was established in the year 1993. ‘JM’ in the name of the Company is derived from the name of ‘Lord Shiva’ - the Temple of ‘Jharkhand Mahadev’ (JM). The Temple is located at Queens Road, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur. The Registered Office of JMEPL is at Jaipur Centre, 403, 4 th Floor, B2 Bye Pass, Tonk Road, Jaipur, 302018 (Rajasthan). Its Delhi-NCR Corporate Office is at 202-A, ABW Tower, MG Road, IFFCO Chowk, Sector-25, Gurugram-122001 (Haryana). J.M. EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd. is accredited with ISO-9001:2015 for EIA Division. EIA Division is also approved by National Accreditation Board for Education & Training (NABET) formerly NRBPT (Quality Council of India), Certificate No.: NABET/EIA/1720/SA 097 dated 01.11.2019 which is valid up to 20.12.2020 (validity Extension Letter No.: QCI/NABET/ENV/ACO/20/1477). J.M. EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd. is listed at serial no. “99” of the List of Accredited EIA Consultant Organization displayed on MoEFCC website (http://eia.nabet.qci.org.in/Accredited_EIA_Consultant.aspx ), updated as on 15.03.2021. JMEPL is offering Environmental Consultancy Services in various sectors viz Industrial Projects / Chemical Industries / Cement Plants / Thermal Power Plants / Mining Projects/ Coal Washery Projects/ Real Estate Projects / Distilleries / Steel Plants/Chemical Fertilizers/Mineral Beneficiation plants etc. In the Mining sector, JMEPL have covered mines of minerals viz. Limestone, Bauxite, Chromite, Coal, Zinc Ore, Copper ore, Gypsum, Soapstone, Iron & Manganese ore, Clay, Silica Sand, Bajri, Khanda, Gitti, boulders, Feldspar, Quartz, lignite, magnesite and few other minor minerals etc. JMEPL has a highly qualified team of Subject Experts. As faculty Heads of the EIA Division, we have Retd. General Managers of the Reputed Cement Companies, Ex-Head EIA Division of big Business Group, STP & ETP Designing Experts, Retd. Mining & Geology Experts with vast experience in their respective fields. JM Group’s business is spread over 22 States viz. Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Assam, West Bengal, Karnataka, Jharkhand, Bihar & Uttarakhand. The JM Group has its own Environmental Laboratory at Gurgaon (Haryana) approved under EPA (Environment Protection Act) by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, and New Delhi and by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories, Govt. of India (NABL accredited Laboratory: TC-6821). Besides this, its MoEF and NABL approved Environmental Laboratory of JM Group is also providing Analytical Laboratory Services of various elements and environmental parameters.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 289 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd Nayagaon & Chenpura Limestone Deposit (ML Area: 206.354 ha) with Proposed Production Capacity 2.502 Million TPA ROM (Cement Grade Limestone: 0.876 Million TPA & Subgrade Limestone: 1.626 Million TPA), Soil/Alluvium: 0.048 Million TPA, Waste: 0.5 Million TPA; Total Excavation: 3.05 Million TPA along with 2 x 500 TPH Capacity of Crusher with Screening at Village: Nayagaon, Tehsil: Jawad & Village: Chenpura ,Tehsil: Neemuch, District: Neemuch, State: Madhya Pradesh. Final EIA / EMP Report

Annual monitoring as per MoEF / CPCB / SPCB guidelines, Risk Assessment and Disaster Management Plan, consultancy for Rain Water Harvesting Plan, detailed Hydro-geological Study, preparation of Environmental Statement Reports (Environmental Clearance Compliance Conditions) etc. are amongst the various other consultancy services offered by the Company.

M/s. J.K. Cement Ltd. 290 J.M EnviroNet Pvt. Ltd