Scribd
Upload
43 views39 pages

Nidhipuri 2

Uploaded by

Anshika Thakur
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
43 views39 pages

Nidhipuri 2

Uploaded by

Anshika Thakur
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
raters welaee (afro aren) ferer- 1.0 m in proposed sand bed and considered for estimating the reserves, Since sand exposed all over in the lease and depth is proved, therefore, future prospecting has not proposed in the area, However a survey likely to be conducted by Jocal mining officer to ascertain the depth of sand accumulation during post monsoon every year. Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 4. RESERVES 4.1 ESTIMATION OF RESERVES : cralization Geological reserve is estimated graphically. and the depth, River bed sand deposition is a natural process of accumulation of sand every year afier monsoon season: it is suggested to estimate sand reserve accumulation every year after monsoon / floods. The reserve of sand has been categorized only as estimated / proved category taking total area of Specifications considered for the estimation are as under Area specification alues Sanctioned sand accumulation area “74500 M? Area under Barrier / Safety zone “~~ "20600 M? | Depth / Thickness considered for estimation oe 10M [Proposed depth of quarrying from surface level [SLO M. (itis for the maximum production only) i Reserve calculation of the given area is detailed as under: Area [M?] X Average Depth |m]= Volume |M?] 14500 MX 1.0 m = 14500 M Total geological reserve estimated to be 14500 M* 0) aes A Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 4.2 MINEABLE RESERVES : Deductions: [Reserve under Barrier /Safety Zone 2000 M?X 1.0M 2000 M* “2000 M°| ‘Total Deduction Proved / Mineable Reserve = Geological Reserve - Deductions 14500 M¥ = 2000 m* Proved / Mineable Reserve Total mineable reserve of the area shall be 12500 m° Total Available Mineable Reserve shall be 12500. m’, out of which 12000 m* (Required Quantity) reserve shall be extracted easily from the area, neal ba 10 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) §. DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION PROGRAM 5.1 PROPOSED METHOD OF QUARRYING: Open cast. Semi mechanized method quarrying shall be done during the quarrying operation and all the related activities shall strictly be done according to the M.M.R 199] rule without blasting. ‘Open east quarrying method is proposed due the following reason 1, Low stripping Ratio 2, More employment potential 3. Less skill required 4. Low investment 5. Day time working with better safety and casy mining * Quan rales, regu ing shall be done with Semi mechanized method following the tion and directives as suggested by M P SEIAA /SEAC. 5.2. MECHANIZATION: An open cast quarrying by Semi mechanized method will be adopted for extraction of Ordinary sand. keeping the productivity and safety in mind. Semi mechanized quarry operation shall be done by utilizing hand Shovel, spade, crow bars, water tanker etc. will be required to deploy for mining works. Dumpers will be required for loading and transportation purpose: Dumper 1-2 No. (Capacity: 10 m’) Water tanker 1No. 5.3. BLASTING: Not required. 5.4 TRANSPORT: Dumpers / tipper shall be used for transportation purpose. uw Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 5.5 MINE DRAINAGE AND WATER TABLE: There is a stream passes through the mine lease area and in stream mining will be avoided. The water table of the surrounding area is around 10t0 15m below ground level. depth of working quarry is limited up to 1.0m from the top of ground surface. Water level of the area raises up during rainy season and goes down during dry season but in either case quarry depth will not cross the water table, 12 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 6. MINING Lease area is a part of a stream bed where the deposition of sand at the upper most layer. There is no soil cover & overburden found in the arca Excavated / mined out material (sand) will be loaded and transported through dumpers dircetly to the end users. The proposed working is for 3 years and be done according to the suggested method of open cast semi mechanized method . Quarrying progression will be from southwest to northeast, whereas mine face will be west to cast. However mine facing may be adjusted based on best environment friendly practices. Following guidelines concerning systematic and scientific methods in sand quarrying should be observed during quarrying operations, ‘Protection and restoration of the ecological system. ‘Prevention of damages to the river regime * Towork out the sediment influx / replenishment capacity of the river. * To restore the river configuration - landforms and fluvial geomorphology such as bank erosion, change of river course etc. * To prevent contamination of ground water regime. * To prevent depletion of ground water reserves due to excessive draining out of ground water. The suggested mining method shall be of open cast semi mechanized method . machineries like JCB. excavator. loader ete. Following aspects must be kept in mind to avoid haphazard excavation: Stream should not be diverted to form inactive channels. * Quarrying below sub stream water should be avoided to prevent environmental contamination and over exploitation of resources. © Quarrying on lateral migration area of river regime should be done to enhance the feasibi ty of sediment replenishment © Quarrying on coneave side of river channel should be avoided to check bank erosion. * Quarrying on meander area should be on carefully selected parts to avoid bank erosion. 3 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) © Scrapping above water flow level during lean period only may be preferred For sustainable mining. © Quarrying should be restricted to a maximum depth of 3 m ‘* Damages to the ecological system and regime should be prevented, © Gap of necessary non-working zone will be left along the side of river bank * Plantation of suitable species will be done along river banks or the area suggested by the local officials. *Quarrying shall be done with semi mechanized manner following the rules, regulation and directives as suggested by M P SEIAA/SEAC. 14 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e‘lender) 6.1 PROPOSED YEARLY PRODUCTION PROGRAM Sand accumulation is exposed from top surface level cover Yearly production activities shall be started from top surface, no. other development shall be needed for removal of soil / overburden entire area, ‘Area ] ‘Depth ROM Maximum proposed sand Mw M ay "T2500 10 12500 Year re 12500 10 12500 12000 M? a 12500 Lo 12500 12000 M* TOTAL 36000 M* vest 7 ‘ aa 6.2 PROPOSED RATE OF PRODUCTION WHEN MINE IS FULLY DEVELOPED: Proposed production of 12000 m* is given in above table. Rate of production to be maintained regularly is 12000 m‘ per year 63 MINE LIFE: Quarry lease is granted through e—Tender for excavation of sand for a period of 3. years. Quarry lease may further allotied to the some other agency in future This is river bed quarrying case, every year after monsoon the sand deposit gets replenished and is available for ensuing years: hence river bed deposit has no fixed mine life. ~My 15 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (eTender) 7, CONCEPTUAL PLAN Mine applied area spread over a total area of 14500 m? for ease of operation. Digging depth restricted up to 3 m only. However. pits generated by quarrying will be replenished during rainy season. Quarrying will be worked systematically as the width is limited while length is much more. As the lease period is only 3 years. some of the area will be left un-worked at the end of lease period, During plan period workings will be carried out in one stretch at a time. Scattered workings will ensure safety. remove congestion of vehicles and will have better control and management. Bank side natural slope will not be disturbed, This will prevent collapse of bank and erosion, There will be no Soil or O°B removal during the plan period. Therefore no proposal has been envisaged for its separate dumping. No outside material will be filled up in the extracted zone. Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 8. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEME| 'T SCHEME 8.1 AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT: Dust during transportation, fumes and exhaust emission due to wansportation of vehicles are the main causes of air pollution. It can be effectively controlled by regular water sprinkling on roads Mineral canying vehicles should be covered and shall not be over loaded Proper maintenance of transport vehicles will minimize the exhaust. emission, Adequate plantation will also support to maintain air quality 8.2. WATER MANAGEMEN’ Sand quarrying activities will have an impact upon the river's water quality. Impacts include increased short-term turbidity at the mining site due to re suspension of sediment, and dumping of excess hicles and washing of vehicles in the river. materials. oil spills or leakage from minin transportation vel Increased riverbed and bank crosion increases suspended solids in the water at the excay) . Suspended solids may adversely affect water towards downstream and aquatic ecosystems, The impact is particularly abstracted for domesti Quarrying is avoided during the monsoon season and at the time of floods. This will help in replenishment of sand in the ignificant if water toward downstream of the site being nd irrigation purposes ete. ver bed. Quarrying below sublerranean water level will be avoided as safe guard against environmental contamination and over exploitation of resources. River stream will not be diverted to form inaetive channels, Meandering segment of river would be selected for mining in such a way to avoid natural eroding banks and to promote mining on natu components, Ummost care will be taken to avoid the used of fucl leaking vehicles for sand transportation ‘The washing of trucks in the river will be avoided ly building: meander 8.3 NOISE MANAGEMENT: In Semi mechanized operated sand mine. noise i transportation of vehicles generally ereated by quarrying a Onsite and offsite noise management are 7 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e“Tender) Plantation of trees along the river bank and approach road will be done to dampen the noise. it possible The vehicles will be maintained in good running condition so that noise will be reduced to minimum possible level Awareness will be imparted prior to quarrying operations that smoke silencers remain in a good conditions and not to generate noise. Unnecessary use of horns by the drivers of the vehicles shall be avoided at village areas, 8.4 WASTE MANAGEM| Ts ‘There is no top soil expected to be produced in the plan period, Only negligible quantity of rejection afier sereening in the form of oversize pebbles/cobbles and clay may likely to be encountered and shall be used for back fil ng in the excavated areas, It is proposed to handle rejections by back spreading over worked out areas 8.5 BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT will be undertaken from the dry bed of the river on a small seale, therefore unlikely to impact the The proposed quarry aquatic environment or any fauna oF floral environment. 8.6 DISPOSAL OF MINING MACHINERI No disposal of machineries would take place onsite and tractors. Dumpers or Trucks will be deployed on hire basis 8.7 MAN POWER: Required number of man power is casily available from the surrounding villages. Requirement of manpower depends on the production and taking into account an average rate of annual production of 12000 m° and assuming 240 working days per year around 50m'of proposed production has to be obtained per day. Keeping an average output per man per shift about 5 m‘ then ~10 person approximately should be there in the mine sit due to mechanization the number of persons will be reduced by 80%. Number of shifi proposed for per day is onc shift / di sand. if increases then working time may be increas making. proper arrangements in place It depends on demand of ed following the rules and Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 8.8 SAFETY AND SECURITY: Prior to mining, short awarenes program will be conducted for site stall to nake them aware regarding If some causality oF injury to animal occurs. it will be informed to forest department and proper treatment will be given. No lighting will be allowed in the area No tree cutting, chopping. lumbering. uprooting of shrubs and herbs will be allowed. No track or new road for movement of site workers or vehicles be laid in adjc area. this will prevent fragmentation, eneroachment and human versus animal Arainin fety aspects and environment friendly work practices. ng encounter. Corridor tor movement of wild) mamm mining/transport purposes If wild animals are noticed crossing the river bed. they will not be disturbed oF move away from their path. Is (If exists) will be avoided for chased away. instead the workers w 8.9 DISASTER MANAG! NT: Nature of mining method is very s amicipated. In case of natural disaster, lease will take assistance from local government officials nple and high risk accidents are not 8.10 CARE DURING TEMPORARY DISCON UANCE: No major quarrying machineries will be deployed, most of the activities to be done on hire basis. in such cases. care will be taken as per the terms and conditions of contract. Dur present to look after the mine site. temporary discontinuance watchman. should be 8.11 ECONOMIC REPERCUSSION OF CLOSURE & MAN POWER RETRENCHMENT This is Tendered quarry lease for defined time period. most of the facilities and man power will be deployed on hire basis and in such case care will be taken as per terms and conditions of contract. 8.12. STATUS OF LOCAL EMPLOYEI Local residents will be proposed to employ from the nearby areas which already have their own traditional and family 0% other sundry jobs. During monsoon and some other season or at the end of mine period they can easily join their re: upation like agricuhure and pective gmployments 19 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 8.13 COMPENSATION: Retrenchment compensation to the employees as and when required will be done as per Government Labor les 8.14 RECI AMATION & REHABILITATION: The applied area comprises sand. and negligible quantity of coarser material, ‘The proposed area is the zone of active erosion during high Mood time, otherwise it is a zone of deposition along the bank. So no manual reekimation is needed. It is expected that the reclamation of the aff by filling with sand flow in the rainy season depending on the amount of rain fall received by’ the area and the rate of river flow ‘There is no human settlement within the quarry area. No human settlement will be disturbed due to the Quarrying activity. So. no rehabilitation and resett proposed. ted arca will be automatically don nent are 8.15 DISTANCE ROM THE NEAREST BRIDGE / DAM: There is a Rail Bridge located about 4.0 Km Southeast and constructed on Gopad River. However none is located within mine lease area. 8.16 SOCIO - ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT: There will be positive effect to some extent on socio ~ economic environment of the area as quarrying activity will create new job opportunities for the local people, which ultimately improve the financial status of the local peoples. 8.17 PLANTATION: The implementation for development of green belt will be of paramount importance as it will not only add up as an aesthetic feature, but also act as a pollution control tool ‘The species to be grown in the arca should be dust tolerant and fast growing so that permanent green belt is ercated In order to stabilize the river bank erosion, the plants having good growth will be casible planted along the river bank. Trees may also be grown along village road if or wherever it's required apart from the river bank area 20 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e“Tender) 9. PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSUR PLAN This is an e-Tender sand quarry which may again be issued alter 3 years. The proposed area is the zone of active erosion during high flood time, otherwise it is a zone of deposition along the bank on both sides of fhanks and mined out areas will be automatically replenished with sand flow in the rainy season each year. henee cd. progressive plan is not env Statutory Obligations : No statutory obligations imposed till now: routine ative conditions will apply as mentioned in approval letter. Assurance : The financial assurance referred in MP Minor mineral rule 1996 @ Rs 15000/- per hectare will be deposited to the competent govt authority. Lessee will submit a financial assurance equivalent to 1.450. heet of lease area at the time of agreement and/or follow the rules and regulations as per the new sand policy. Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (¢Tender) 10. SAND REPLENISHMENT ASSESSMENT Sand quarrying from river bed will cause degradation of land use pattern and damage to the environment. Over exploitation of sand from river bed will definitely affects adversely on the surrounding environmental status, Deposition of sand is a continuous natural process, but the over drafting will never be permitted 10 ensure the balance between exploitation and replenishment potential of river sand. Sand quarrying from river bed will have both positive and ney ive impacts: 10.1 NEGATIVE IMPACT It includes destruction of natural river course, bank erosion, bank cul 1 and widening and deepening of river bed. Change in hydrological status and recharging conditions. Disturbance to closely linked flora, fauna and aquatic life 10.2. POSITIVE IMPACT! Employment and socio economic status of the habitants living besides the fer depends on sand mining industries. Construction of concrete infrastructures, roads and some other related activities depends on the river bed sand Continuous accumulation of sand ultimately leads to the reduction in water carrying capacity of the river leading excessive flood in the river. Sustainable extraction of sand from river will lead 10 overcome the problem. 10.3 NEED FOR SAND REPLENISHMENT STUDY AND FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED AND OBSERVE! Environmental status of the mined out area may be affected badly if’ proper care is not taken to ensure sustainable extraction of sand from river bed. Proper study of the following factors must be taken into consideration to reveal the actual potential of sand deposition in river course after completion of periodical excavation annually. The main factors required to be considered for the study of the replenishment potential of particular river course are: Formation of sand comprises of the following: Catchment area and geological strata, Erosion. weathering Climatic conditions, Pre: Geomorphology. Phy ecg 2 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender} Geological formations Refer Chapter no. 3 Deposition/sedimentation of material or sediment yield depends upon several factors like: ~ Catchment area - Span of river / flood plain - Travelling distance of suspended particles - Slope / gradient / depth of water channel / meandering of - Geology traversed ~ Climatie conditions - Tributaries / Confluence ~ Type / stage of river and flow velocity - Occurrence of natural and manmade structures - Flow during lean period. ver Water Level During Lean Period River course at area under consideration attains mature stage. flow — yelocity is low. turbulence occurred due to submerged rocks. Elevation of both the banks are within the range of 1.50 to 2.50m above river bed After monsoon river flows in full swing covering both the banks During monsoon floods the water level rises by 4 to 5 m High flood level of river goes up 10 33010 331 min due course of time after monsoon water channel level goes down gradually. During lean period water level maintained at 322-321 m. 10.3.1 CATCHMENT AREA: The upstream catchment area is more than 3575 Km? approx covering the bas Sidhi districts and Koriya district of Chhattisgarh, 10.3.2 ORIGIN OF RIVER: Gopad River originates from Sonhat Plateau of Chhattisgarh district, Gopad is major tributaries of Sone River, Sone River finally flows in to Ganga River 10.3.3 DISTANCE OF TRAVELLING OF LOAD: Gopad River course is around 242 km approx. from the origin 10 the Son River. Distance from origin to mine site is around 143 km, , Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 10.3.4 SLOPE / GRADIENT / ELEVATION DIFFERENCE: The highest clevation of Gopad River at the origin is around 710 m and the elevation at_mine site is 326m above msl, There is an clevation difference of around 384 m. 10.3.5 CLIMATIC CONDITIONS: Area receives an average 1000-1100 mm of rainfall annually. Temperature 26'e to 4t"c during peak summer and 16’c to 20’c during winter season. Wind velocity is from 10 tH km/hr 10.3.6 TRIBUTARIES / CONFLUNCE: Several other small seasonal streamlets join the river increases the catchment area of the main river 10.3.7 TYPE/STAGE OF RIVER AND FLOW VELOCITY: River attains mature stage at the mine site. Flow velocity is moderate to slow. Lease area is located on a wide meandering but with a low gradient making it suitable for send deposition 24 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e-Tender) 10.3.8 STRUCTURES: From our study no major structures have been observed in the river course. ‘There is a rail bridge located about 4.0 Km southeast, upstream of the lease area and constructed over river same river. No Perennial flow observed near the lease area during summer season 10.4 CONCLUSION: Looking at the basic information available about the concerning river basin it is concluded that proposed quantity of 12000 cubic meter per year can be excavated from the quarrying site and the replenishment of the same will be done easily as regular annual process following the topographical control Total Quarry lease area 14500 m? with 12500 m? workable area (Excluding Barrier! Unused land) is having adequate sand accumulation, Taking an average thick of 1.0 m the required quantity of 12000 cubic meter per year will easily be achieved. Above estimation is based upon existing site conditions. Next year estimation shall be worked out after monsoon using volumetric methods. In the applied area, replenishment depends upon the yearly rainfall, if adequate amount of sand will not replenish during monsoon then excavation of sand will be limited to the quantity which will be equivalent to the replenished material up to a maximum depth of 3m only. PLAN PREPARED FOR - Sainik industries Pvt. Ltd Authorised Person Shri Litesh Jha Address- Flat No. 201 & 202, Vikas Plaz: Buliding No. 2, Local Shopping Centre Kalakaji. New Delhi “Paap PLAN PREPARED BY RQP_ - NIKITA PRAJAPATI [Link].30, Paras Nagar, phase-I1. Berasia road. karond, Bhopal (M.P.) Regi. No.:- RQP/DGMMP/215/2019-24 2 APN Sete 25 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (e- RTIFICATE A. Certified that the provisions of MP MINOR MINERAL RULES 1996 made there under have been observed in the mining plan. B. This is to certified that the provisions of Minor Mineral Rules 1996 & MP Sand (Mining transportation, Storage and Trading) Rule 2019 have — been observed in the mining plan and wherever sp ific permissions are required the lease owner will approach to concerned authorities for granting the necessary permissions. C. It is also certified that the information furnished in the mining plan and mine closure plan are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beli 6 Mine plan of Nidhipuri Sand Quarry (¢-Tender) CONSENT LETTER The Mining plan, for Nidhipuri Sand Quarry in respect of QUARRY VILLAGE - NIDHIPURI TEHSIL - MAJHOLI DISTRICT 7 SIDHI KHASRA / SURVEY No. - 176 RIVER - GOPAD AREA - 1450 hect. is being prepared by Registered Qualified Person Nikita Prajapati having Registration No. RQP/DGMMP/215/2019-24. I wish to state that the Sand Quarry is principally sanctioned for 3 years and the Mining plan is being prepared for the same. 1 request the competent authorities to make all the further correspondence regarding correction and modification in above plans with the said recognised person in following address : FSi Miss Nikita Prajapati [Link].30, Paras Nagar. Phase-II. Berasia Road, Karond. Bhopal (M.P.) | hereby undertake that, all the correction and modifications so made in the plans by the recognised person to be deemed to have been with my consent and knowledge and shall be acceptable to me in all respect. (Mine owner) Miss Nikita Prajapati Sainik industries Pvt. Ltd. Resi. ~ Address- Flat No. 201 & 202, Vikas Plaza. Buliding No. 2, Local Shopping Centre Kalakaji, New Delhi 2 warmers at cen aPrad seas rameer aiter wrt fra, 1996 4 sicrfa) err dor / arr ea / wary PRatd / pate Tae STO / TST TeHTGTR Ta aM 8g ATT ore ara safe gat fear worafe, fron af gomtes worafs gat Fer AAR 30, Ure TR, Sa-, sehr Ws, ale, sore, weaves, frat wry Ter RARER atiernia @, et mapee i Prot Pay 1996 } sift aaa UAT / ar RO / Ger Rare / mater wee ahora / AIS ae TA dar oe @q ara afer S wo Fae we wed Ey ooh are RQP/DGMMP/215/2019 aiTcfed far GT | Ue RTT WATT va os ae aN safer b fer’ fei 20.11.2024 aH aa eT reat ore wafer B ware —” Aloe ‘arora, fears 29.11.2019 i ie) fe aeagder vee anghiar aseaieret fa. (Cremadyr area er au) PTT. 2763391, 2769392, 2763999 vichge aratera : Eas: 0755. 2753305 wafers HA, ere 3,4 (@) e-mail info mpsmedmp govin Redraw, 2a te, Website: wuw mreme! [Link] CIN - U01410MP19625GC000837 wera attr fren, sara 462011 afte frat 1903) we 115) as watwT2020) 6.11 ata, Resi - 06{03/2020 wa, Sire gedit wore attra anf — oft frder wi, 201-202 farara caren fafesa vio 2, atwat enti Ux, wraerah, 7g Frees 10019 feew $e Rer we 27 Pais 05.10.2019 & det A am CA arqETE) ae sar) Geet ah omer (ah aeqeR) data ae A oa AAR HRA Capt A fran ta wart tq ana Tai 1 TSHR 110 Reamer ta (arm, oRtags, seen wd cara) fem, 2019 & seqeTT meade age wits Rare RRS, share gaRT REINA ISTH et Sh Fee wag wer & AR wae (sept eh Bray oy te A WAR Gael H waa & fae fafter ofan a mar art & fae SA quar Raw 05.10.2019 orf # gi f-fafaer ofan sea Prat & faa 8 & oe sa ta Ba es Ay wane A oar hited Mw Fees TORO at saa feet & fear 0(8) & aia seuss wen fac & ae Hoa frat ar BI 120 3¥a Pras) & Prom 11 & ota a sa BAR Ger & fad fata cee 4 athe afer fire are anger Aner fine Feet MORRO A ORT APT 3 25% TA THR KAT §,00,00,000). (arat & Far ste aRIy ATR) MADR tm (her) eee A eae & Qyree a atten) St Rae 25.11.2018 (gran antrasy ara ae AB UT st ATR 25.11.2010 GPTATA TET TS 4 ariaay ah wea GA 2.0 etree arene ere a rar are : se Semel foamy 1103) wa 148) a aap at rag aaa (agt ah ran) start afew pregra srofo a car a 03 amt A oraity Ry ta TRS A cet Pe Sev ana pty orgy faar ate A ear CM oepa aeTO StF ART ar sner a ath fm Hen th 3nd 3) Br onre ori ana gaa gettin want ae a yaad araca ga oat # fama suwtt a gtava itm ataad Aw eT \ wofRG a sree AIR Stem ey A etfs fe ara Rae FA iy fem & atte eT ent AR aoe Ga we saad ayo refer oN wea way wy anwea fet orem, = ad ee. wa a Scanned with CamScanner 70 ERT HTT wat (8.) 7 5 6 Tl 1936 12.00 371 3.700 o 1 S71 36.440 = 46 4.800 1 7.480 x 173 12.100 = 1 10.000 i 801 3.200 8 1229 23.000 7 776 5.000 7 176 1.450 TZ 2152 2.000 os 2152 3.200 1 1354 2.000 (os 1215, 404 4.680 7 199 18.080 7 619) 4.300 @ 21 4250 3 396 4.800, a 396 1.200 2 1667 8,000 2 1687 7.000 23 1667, 7.000 (ree 95 4.980 i 177.440 aes ne aa tf wT Mita yl 8s TW aed oa Ged 8s aT aa aN TH dante te wey a PR wen 24 [2 Qn tee 177.440 &O 3 ai bg Panda ena — aah ae fora og [Bear ane Req fae) aden Pra rar (ait) 1600000 aastieg (wae ater wre) 5 faaare adel abe gael wielto ¢ (Address: Fist No. 201 & 202, Vikas Plata, Bulgiing No.2, Local Shopping Contre, Kalka Ji, New [Delhi South Delhi DL -110019 [353500000 tig anwie ys aa (aha ets te ara wr) FN lurst ae ab orqare RY mwtee Qa aif (eraeA cased anita) ~ wera uted aft arrtiey) canned with CamScanner Zz, a \ A A6or! g.46y Biter igg'e ; : B26 Hoty Ble! as 8 \ \ 82 re Ya e Wrasse. cass ah fet “as anon tl (3) é fs 7 repeat ey oH saree a . oS.c0 Ce Nawtegie savannas Cb aisge Seer eo Bg wee 7 te eos He! asta sata PAA M8 cau f j24° 721.20"N L242 719.46"N I SEL E Noh std LAT | KEY PLAN ae we | QUARRY LEASE AREA ~ 145 HA QUARRY SURVEY NO, - 176 | ' QUARRY VILLAGE-~ NIDHIPURI | TEHSIL- MAJHOLE DISTRICT - SIDHI (MP) Amen | ee] LOCATION MAP NIDHIPUR SAND QUARRY VILL. -NIDIIPUR, THL - MAJHOLI DIST. - SIDHE(M P) APPROVED ‘aviv ¥LIMIN aw ANGHWVATNE ‘ueesizarmenon ev YADHIN ee e NV1d 1V21D0104) 8 NW1d AIVIUNS Se Os a : sre 8 ante aN agave aL & NOLLOAS 7? NVId ALNAWdO14Ad 3SIM ava NOLLJAS 79? NV1d 3SIM NOOSNOW (ooea3404 1380120) NOSNOM ISO ATAVAA aD WAN CWA & NV1d LNAWdOTZA4d TWLNAWNOUIAN]

You might also like