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Project: Gitti-Patthar, Khandas & Boulder Mine

Proponent: Mr. Sandeep Gupta

Area: 5.0 Acres (2.02 Ha), Plot No. 1255, Khand No. 01,

Village: Kohadar, Tehsil: Meja,

District: Allahabad (U. P.) Pre- Feasibility Report

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1. Project Name Gitti-Patthar, Khandas & Boulder Mine

2. Project Proponent Mr. Sandeep Gupta S/o Mr. Late Ramdev Gupta

3. Project Coordinates Latitude : 250754.77 N to 250802.60 N

Longitude : 8159 31.72 E to 815933.19 E

4. Toposheet No. 63G/16 & 63K/4

5. Altitude of the Area The Highest Point at 121 mRL in North

The Lowest Point at 91 mRL in South

6. Location Plot No. 1255 & Khand No. 01

Lease Hold Area Area: 5.0 Acres (2.02 Ha)

Village Kohadar

Tehsil Meja

District Allahabad

State Uttar Pradesh

7. Lease Status Lease was executed on dated 18.07.2016 for a period

of 5 years which shall be expired on 17.07.2021 The

copy of lease deed is enclosed as Annexure.

8. Topography of Mine lease area Undulated (Rugged) & Non Agricultural wasteland

9. Name of the Mineral Mining Gitti-Patthar, Khandas Mine

10. Mode of Mining Open Cast, Semi-Mechanised

11. Capacity of Production 1st, 2

nd, 3

rd & 4

th year -1,42,000 cum/annum

5th Year - 43,076 cum/annum

12. Life of mine 5 Years

13. Drilling / Blasting Yes

14. Man Power Used 25

15. Land utilization Pattern 100% wasteland earmarked for the Sand Stone mining

by the Govt. of Uttar Pradesh.

16. Project Cost 1.96 Cr.

17. Water requirements and source Water Requirement: 3.0 KLD of water will be used

for the project site (mining, drinking, domestic use and

sprinkling)

Source: Potable tankers will be the source of the

water.

18. Solid waste None






2.0 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT/ PROJECT BACKGROUND

2.1 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT

Name of project : Gitti-Patthar, Khandas Mine

Location of Project : Plot No. 1255 & Khand No. 01

Village- Kohadar

Tehsil - Meja

District – Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh)

Production : 1st, 2

nd, 3

rd & 4

th year 1,42,000 cum/annum

5th Year 43,076 cum/annum

Total ML area : Area: 5.0 Acres (2.02 Ha)

Name and address of the project proponent: Mr. Sandeep Gupta

S/o Late Mr. Ramdev Gupta

Village: Kohadar, Tehsil: Meja

District: Allahabad (U.P.)

2.2 Brief description of the nature of project

The project is proposed for mining of minor mineral stone (Gitti-Patthar, Khandas Mine) of 1,42,000 cum

per annum (3,55,000 TPA) from the Non-forest, Non-arable, rugged wasteland within the mining lease

area.

2.3 Need of the project and its importance to the country and or region:

Gitti-Patthar, Khandas mining is used for construction material, and in other various infrastructural

projects. There is large demand of Gitti-Stone for road, railway track, building construction etc. Abundant

Gitti-Pathhar resource is available under permissible limits. Such mining projects boost up the local as

well as the economy of state because of rapid and cost effective infrastructural development.

2.4 Demand supply Gap:

Gitti-Patthar, Khandas is in high demand because of the ongoing rapid infrastructural development all

around the state of Uttar Pradesh. Current mining project is particularly for meeting the requirement of

local infrastructural projects. The current demand is 40% as high as the current supply.

2.5 Export Possibility:

No there is no room for export.

2.6 Domestic/ Export Markets

Domestic Market

The finished product of Stone will be used for saleable purpose in the local market

Export Market

The proposed mining activity is for indigenous consumption only for real state, road making etc.






2.7 Employment Generation (Direct and indirect) Due to project: The proposed mining activity will provide employment to about 25 workers. The workers will be hired

mostly from the nearby villages.

3. Project description:

The proposed project is mining unit of Gitti-Patthar, Khandas mining in the area of 5.0 Acres (2.02 ha)

situated at Village- Kohadar, Tehsil- Meja & District- Allahabad (U.P.). It is proposed to produce

1,42,000 cum/annum.

3.1 Type of project including interlinked and interdependent projects, if any:

The project involves mining of Gitti-Patthar, Khandas Mine; it is not interlinked with any existing project.

3.2 Location of Project:

The Proposed Project Site is located at Plot No. 1255 & Khand No. 01, Village: Kohadar, Tehsil: Meja,

District: Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh State, which is about 1.5 km away from Meja. Mining area is adjacent

to Kohadar-Ghat Road. The location plan is shown below:

Figure 1: Location Plan of the Project Site

3.3 Details of alternate sites considered and the basis of selecting the proposed site, particularly the

environment considerations gone into should be highlighted.






No other site is considered for the proposed project. The land is owned by State Govt. & State Govt. has

given their consent for the exploitation of Gitti-Patthar, Khandas. The lease area is free from forest land.

3.4 Size or Magnitude of operation:

The mine lease (ML) area is 5.0 Acres (2.02 Ha). It is an existing mine & mine has been fully developed.

The total mineable reserves are 6,11,076 cum & with highest production of 1,42,000 cum of Gitti-Patthar,

Khandas at the end of forth year and 43,076 cum in the fifth year, the expected life of mine comes about 5

years. The life of mine may change depend upon the prospecting results, rate of prospecting and the

extent of mechanization done by the lease in near future.

Method of mining:

It shall be opencast semi-mechanized mine. JCB excavator shall be deployed for removal of waste & its

deployment shall be on hired basis & is deployed as & when required. The stone shall be exploited

manually with conventional hand tolls like Chisel, Crow bars, spade, hammer etc. The height & width of

bench shall be kept 3m with face slopes 60o. The broken pieces of boulders/stone shall be filled manually

into tractor trolleys/trucks & dispatched to various parties. Indicate quantum of development & tonnage &

grade of production expected year wise is in table below:

Year Overburden

(cum)

ROM

Gitti-Patthar,

Khandas

(cum)

Saleable Gitti-

Patthar,

Khandas

(cum)

Sub grade

mineral

Mineral

reject

Ore to

overburden

ratio

1st Nil 142000 142000 Nil Nil Nil

2nd

Nil 142000 142000 Nil Nil Nil

3rd


4th


5th

Nil 43076 43076

Total 611076 611076 Nil Nil Nil

Extent of mechanization:

The requirement of mining equipment for next five years is calculated as below:

The maximum level of annual production planned = 142000 cum or 355000 tonnes (assuming

bulk density of Sand Stone 2.5) production required assuming 300 working days

= 355000/300 = 1183MT

Requirement of Compressors:

Two compressors of about 360 cfm will be sufficient to meet the present requirement.

The requirement of machineries for drilling will be as below:

Type Nos. Dia of hole

(m)

Size/capacity

power

Make Motive

Compressor tractor mounted 2 N.A. Above 360 cfm -do- Diesel

Compressor

Excavator:

The applicant shall deploye required number of tippers on hire basis.

Loading capacity of excavator - 372 cum x 2.5






Per shift - 930 tonnes

Operating shift per day - 930 x 1 = 930 tonnes

No. of operating days per annum - 300

Annual loading capacity of excavator - 300 x 930 = 279000 tonnes = 2.79 lac tonnes

Maximum Sand Stone to be handle per annum - 355000 tonnes or 3.55 Lac tonnes

Therefore no of excavator required for handling the Gitti Patthar Boulder

= 3.55/2.79 = 1.27 Say = 1

Requirement of Excavator: is tabulated as below:

Type Nos Bucket

capacity

Boom

Height

Boom

Length Make/model Motive/Diesel

Excavator 1 1 M3 2.220 M 5.582 M 851 L & T 70-80ltrs/day

Requirement of tippers (35 tonners):

Requirement of tippers for the transport from mine to stack yard, work out as follows:

i) To & fro journey time: from mine area to stack yard.

To & tro journey on 2.0 Km. mine road @ 10 Km/hr = 12 min.

ii) Cycle time of Tippers

Scooping and waiting = 2 min.

Manual loading = 30 min.

To & fro journey = 12 min.

Turning and unloading = 2 min.

Therefore total cycle time = 46.0 min.

Requirement of Tippers:

Gitti to be transported per day = 1183 MT

Cycle time of Tippers = 46.0 min.

Therefore round trips per Tipper per hour = 1183/46 = 25.71 Say = 26

Average load carried per round trip = 35 x 5 = 175

Therefore average carrying capacity per Tippers per shift.

Therefore number of Tippers = 1183/175 = 6.76 Say = 7

Standby dumpers @ 25% = 7 x 0.25 = 1.75

Therefore total requirement of Tippers = 7 + 1.75 = 8.75

Say = 9 Tippers.

Requirement of dumpers is tabulated as below:

Type Nos. Size/capacity Make Motive power

Tippers 9 35 tonnes 407 Tata Diesel

3.5 Raw Material Required Along With Estimated Quantity, Likely Source, Marketing Area of

Final Product/S, Mode of Transport of Raw Material and Finished Product

No raw material will be required for production of Gitti-Patthar, Khandas & Boulder Mine.






In the operation phase stone will be excavated by semi-mechanized method and loaded directly into

trucks/trolleys to stone crusher from the mine site. Eventually the finished product will be supplied to the

market.

3.6 Resource Optimization/ Recycling and Reuse

Not envisaged.

3.7 Availability of Water Its Source, Energy/ Power Requirement and Source:

3.7.1 Availability of water, its source

The people of the area are dependent on “Wells” for water. They use the well water both for agriculture

and household purpose. The average water table level in the region ranges at 45-50 m below the ground

level. The mining staff/workers use water from bore well to be dug near the leasehold.

Water requirement

The total water required, diesel and explosive is approximately 3.0 KLD the break up with its uses is

given below:

Purpose Avg. Demand/ Day

Mine site

1. Mine operation

2. Land reclamation/plantation

3. Dust suppression

4. Drinking

5. Others

0.3 KLD

0.5 KLD

1.0 KLD

1.0 KLD

0.2 KLD

Total 3.0 KLD

3.7.2 POWER

The operation will be done during day light; hence there is no power requirement for the project at site.

3.8 Quantity of waste to be generated (liquid or solid) and scheme for their management / disposal No solid waste generation is expected from the mining procedure. 20 persons including the works man

and the administrative staff are supposed to produce negligible waste like gutka pouches, smoking litter,

and newspapers etc. belonging to biodegradable category waste.

3.8.1 Solid Waste Generation & its Disposal

Waste generated will be collected on regular basis and will be disposed as per the Municipal Solid Waste

Management (Management & Handling) Rule 2000 and its subsequent amendments.

3.8.2 Generation of Liquid Effluent

There is no waste water generation during the process.






3.9 Schematic representations of the feasibility drawing which give information of EIA purpose:

4.0 Site Analysis:

4.1 Connectivity:



to Kohadar-Ghat Road. The nearest populated town Meja is about 1.5 km in NNW. The Project site is

14.1 Km away from the Meja Road Railway Station.






Figure 2: Connectivity Details from Project Site

4.2 Land form, land use and land ownership

The land is owned by State Govt. & consent from State Govt. has applied for the exploitation of Gitti-

Patthar, Khandas. The applied area is barren, waste & free from forest land. Application of mining lease

for the exploitation of Gitti-Patthar, Khandas was granted on dated 18-07-2016 for a period of 5 years.

4.3 Topography Along With Maps:

The land in the district is mostly uneven. The landscape is dotted with hills, mountains, plateaus,

waterfalls and rivers. The mining area of 5.0 Acres (2.02 Ha) falls on Toposheet No. 63G/16 & 63K/4

within Latitude: 250754.77 N & Longitudes: 8159 31.72 E. Topographical map showing project site

prepared on a scale of 1:50000. The highest level is 121 mRL towards North, while lowest level is 91

mRL towards South direction. The topography of lease area is shown in figure No. 3.






Figure 3: Google Map showing 5.0 km Buffer Zone Radius from the Project Site






Figure 4: Topographical Map Showing 5 km buffer Zone Radius from the Project Site






Figure 5: Topographical Map Showing 2.0 Km Buffer Zone Radius from the Project Site






Figure 6: Google Map Showing 500 m Buffer Zone Radius from the Project

4.4 Existing Land Use Pattern {Agriculture, Non-Agriculture, Forest, Water Bodies (Including

Area Under CRZ)}, Shortest Distances From The Periphery Of The Project To Periphery Of The

Forests, National Park, Wild Life Sanctuary, Eco Sensitive Areas, Water Bodies (Distance From

The HFL Of The River), CRZ. In Case Of Notified Industrial Area, A Copy Of The Gazette

Notification.

Table: Environmental Settings:

S.N. Particulars Details

1. Nearest Villages • Meja, 1.5 Km, NNW

• Kohrar, 1.8 Km, NW

• Mudpel, 2.0 Km, ENE

• Marar, 3.0 Km, WSW

2. Nearest city/ town Nearest Town: Meja, 1.5 Km, NNW

Nearest City & District: Allahabad, 37.0 Km, NNW

3. Nearest Railway Station Meja Road Railway Station, 14.1 km towards NE

4. Nearest State

Highway/National Highway

Not Available

5. Nearest Airport Not Available






6. Archaeological Important

Place

Not Available

7. Ecological Sensitive Areas

(National Park, Wildlife

Sanctuary, Biosphere

Reserve etc.)

Not Available

8. Reserved/Protected

Forest/Notified Areas

within 10 km radius

Mundpela R.F, 3.2 Km, East

Kohadar R.F, 3.4 Km, WSW

9. Nearest River / water body Hardiya Distributary, 2.4 Km, South

Tons River, 2.5 Km, North

10. Seismic Zone III (Moderate Damage Risk Zone)

4.5 Existing infrastructure:

4.5.1Roads:

The Proposed Project Site is located about 1.5 km away from Meja. Mining area is adjacent to

Kohadar-Ghat Road. The nearest populated town Meja is about 1.5 km in NNW. The Project site is


4.5.2 Water Supply:

The people of the area are dependent on “Wells” for water. They use the well water both for agriculture

and household purpose. The average water table level in the region about 20 – 25 m below the ground

level. The mining staff/workers use water from bore well to be dug near the leasehold.

4.5.3 Electrification:

The Village Kohadar has electricity connection while lease area is not connected with electricity.

Sorrounding 5 km village are electrified from the lease area.

4.5.4 Educational – Facilities:

The Village Kohadar a primary school. However, secondary, Higher Secondary College educations are

at Adalhat, Chunar & Mirzapur town.

4.5.5 Health Service:

The Primary Health Centre is at Meja, Govt. Hospital Nursing homes are at Mirzapur town.

4.5.6 Postal – Facilities:

The post office nearest is at Meja.

4.5.7 Transport:

The applied area is approachable to Kohadar-Ghat Road. The Nearest railway station is Meja Road

Railway Station 14.1 km towards NE from the lease area.






4.6 Soil Classification:

Topographically, the district of Allahabad belongs to the central plane zone of Uttar Pradesh. The district

Allahabad may be divided in four different agro-ecological situations AES i.e:

1. Black and Coarse-grey land.

2. Jamuna khaddar and Alluvial.

3. Ganga Low land and Sodic.

4. Ganga plain.

The northern part of Allahabad district popularly known as Gangapar provides rich loam soil for

cultivation of food grains, pulses, oilseeds and vegetables. The Southern part of Allahabad district also

known as Yamuna par is partly rocky and somewhat agriculturally backward. Out of total cultivated land

64% of the area is irrigated (Canal, Tube well Govt. & Public) and 36% is rainfed.

Source: http://allahabad.kvk4.in/district-profile.html

4.7 Climatic data from secondary sources:

The average annual rainfall is 934 mm. Climate is sub humid and is characterized by hot summer and

pleasant monsoon and cold season. About 90% of rainfall takes place from June to September. During

monsoon surplus water is available for deep percolation to ground water. From February there is rapid

increase in temperature, May is the hottest month with the mean daily maximum temperature is 41.50 C

and mean daily minimum temperature 260 C. After the onset of the monsoon there is appreciable drop in

temperature, January is the coldest month with mean daily maximum temperature is 26.200 C and mean

daily minimum temperature is 9.30 C. The mean monthly maximum temperature is 19.54

0 C and mean

monthly minimum temperature is 6.230C

The relative humidity is high during the southwest monsoon season, with mean monthly morning relative

humidity at 63.92% and mean monthly evening relative humidity at 48%.

Winds are generally high with some increase in force during summer and southwest monsoon season. The

mean wind velocity is 5.16 Km/hr and the potential evapotranspiration rate is 1456.7 mm. Source: http://www.cgwb.gov.in/District_Profile/UP/Allahabad.pdf

5.3: Social Infrastructure

Health & educational facilities (in the form of primary and secondary schools) are available in the

nearest villages.

Medical facilities, Primary Health Centre are there in the area.

Village people are availing drinking water facilities generally from the hand pump, open well and

tube well. The water supply is also supplied through tanker in few villages.

Communication services like post office and telephones are available in the nearby village. Some

of the villagers are having mobile phones.

5.0 Planning Brief

5.1 Planning Concept:

Opencast semi-mechanized method of mining is proposed in the lease area. To meet required production

wagon drilling & deep hole blasting shall be carried out. The blasted material will be handled with

excavator & loaded into dumpers. The height & width of bench shall be kept 6m with face slopes 70o.

Secondary blasting with jackhammer drilling shall be carried out if required.






5.2 Population Projection:

Manpower required will be engaged from nearby areas. No significant influx of people is anticipated in

the area.

5.3 Land use planning (breakup along with green belt etc.)

The area likely to be degraded due to quarrying, pitting & roads:

The impact on the land form or Physiography will be limited to the modification of the slope. The land

scape and land use will undergo a radical change due to open cast mining. The impact during next five

years is limited as benches will be formed on the already degraded land. Besides these benches, roads will

also modify the Physiography.

The impact on land use will also be limited. The various modifications due to mining allied & activities

during next five years are given below:

Activity Area Occupied (Ha.)

During next five years

At the end of conceptual

period

Mining and Existing pits 1.62 1.62

Waste dumps Nil Nil

Road Nil Nil

Infrastructure facilities Nil Nil

Afforestation Nil Nil

Balance undisturbed land 0.40 0.40

Total 2.02 2.02

Note: The applied area is too small & entire applied area has been degraded by mining pits. Mining during

plan period and conceptual period shall be carried out within degraded area and no fresh area shall be

disturbed. Therefore, the broken area will be same as an end of plan period and end of conceptual period

except depth of quarry.

5.4 Assessment of Infrastructure Demand (Physical & Social)

Temporary office and stores will be provided in the mining area. Specified first-aid box with all necessary

facilities will be maintained at the site office. Communication services like post office and telephones are

available in the nearby village. Some of the villagers are having mobile phones.

5.5 Amenities/Facilities

Additional facilities will be made as per the requirement. Arrangements for safe and healthy working

conditions. Provision of Drinking water from nearby villages or through tankers in dry period.

Transport of Men and Material:

Workers from nearby villages will be engaged for mining and transportation purposes. They will come for

work on foot. The material from the mine will be transported by trucks / dumpers.






6. Proposed Infrastructure

6.1 Industrial Area (Processing Area)

No infrastructure is proposed.

6.2 Residential Area (Non Processing Area)

As local workers from nearby areas will be engaged for the mining activity, no residential area/ housing

are proposed.

6.3 Green Belt/Afforestation:

The lease area is marked by large exposure of barren land. The lease area is rocky terrain so it is not

feasible to undertake the plantation with in lease hold. The plantation will be undertaken outside the lease

area.In every year about 50m length and 7.5 m width of buffer zone will be planted on side of the area.

About 15 saplings consisting of Ficus religosa (pipal), Boswellia serrata (Salai), Shorea robusta (sal) and

tactone grandis (teak) Mangifera indica (Aam), Emblica officinalis (Anwala), Aegle marmerlos (Ibei) etc.

will be planted per year over an area of 50 m x 7.5 m grid interval. The plantation raised earlier should be

carefully maintained. Mortalities should be replaced by fresh planting.

Post Plantation Care:

Following precaution to be undertaken for survival of plants:

i) The samplings will be undertaken for survival of plants.

ii) Plants will be taken care by applying fertilizers and proper wedding etc.

iii) Healthy tree species will be recommends for plantation.

iv) Fatal saplings will be replaced with new healthy saplings.

v) Every saplings will be covered by tree guard to avoid damage through cattle grazing.

vi) A Gardner or mazdoor should be employed for care.

vii) Necessary arrangement will be provided for watering tree species planted at different

parts.

6.4 Social Infrastructure:

Physical & Social Infrastructure is provided, and if necessary other facilities will also be provided by

mine’s proponent.

6.5 Connectivity:



to Kohadar-Ghat Road. The nearest populated town Meja is about 1.5 km in NNW. The Project site is


6.6 Drinking Water Management (Source & Supply of Water):

The main drinking water requirement will be for mine workers. The strength of workers will be 25. It can

be seen that drinking water requirement will be 1.0 KLD. The drinking water is provided through Hand-

pump and bore well.






6.7 Sewerage System: As mentioned earlier Septic tank and soak pits will be provided for domestic waste

generation.

6.8 Industrial Waste Management: Not Applicable

6.9 Solid Waste Management: There is no overburden or soil cover. All the quantity of ROM produced

will be used as raw material source for aggregate. So there will be no waste handling. No toxic and

hazardous elements are present in the inter-burden material.

6.10 Power Requirement & Supply/ Source:

The operation will be done only during the day light; hence there is no power requirement for the project

at site.

7.0 Rehabilitation and resettlement (R &R) Plan

The mining lease encompasses only 5.0 Acres (2.02 hectare) area, which is almost barren. There will be

no rehabilitation and resettlement involved with the project.

8. Project Schedule& Cost Estimates:

Likely date of start of construction and likely date of completion:

Proposed project will be started after getting Environment Clearance and progressive closure plan will be

submitted in due course of time.

Project Cost along with analysis in terms of Economic Viability of the Project:

The project cost is about Rs. 1.96 Cr. as all the equipments will be required for 5 years, hence, will be

taken on rent. There is built in profit margin, therefore, proposed project will be economically viable.

S. No. Description Unit Total (Rs.)

1. Laborers charge (Excavation &Loading) Rs. 300 / day

(Man power 25)

Assuming No. of

working days=300

22,50,000

2. Equipments/Tools/Machineries Annual 14,40,000

3. Royalty Charges paid to Govt. 110/ m3

(142000 cum) 1,56,20,000

4. Haulage Road Repair & Maintenance Annual 1,00,000

Break-up of Expenditure on Environment Protection & Environment Management

5. Water Sprinkling on Haulage Road for

Dust Suppression

Assuming Rs. 500/day for

300 days of working

1,50,000

6. Plantation along the road side - 25000

Total Rs. 1,95,85,000

(1.96 Cr)






Project Cost along with analysis in terms of Economic Viability of the Project:

The project cost is about Rs. 1.96 Cr. as all the equipments will be required for 5 years, hence, will be

taken on rent. There is built in profit margin, therefore, proposed project will be economically viable.

Corporate Social Responsibility:

CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) details for the Project

CSR plan is given below:

Total Cost of the Project = Rs.1.96 Cr.

Yearly CSR cost for the project, i.e. 5% of the total project cost

Rs. 1.96 Cr. x 0.05 = Rs. 9.8 lakhs

S.No. Head Proposed (in Rs.)

1. Provide drinking water facility in surrounding villages and

schools by hand pump/dug well/water tank

1,00,000

2. Solar Light Installation in rural area 2,00,000

3. Construction of ladies and gents toilet at the primary school 1,50,000

4. Distribution of Mosquito nets to the poor peoples of nearby

villages

30,000

5. Health, safety & medical facilities (villagers) 1,00,000

6. Repair & Strengthening of village Roads 3,00,000

7. Setting up of Bus shelters 1,00,000

Total Rs. 9,80,000

9.0 Analysis of proposal (Final Recommendations)

There will be direct and indirect employment at the first instance. The employment will be given to

locals.

Further, the share of indirect employment like increased purchasing power, dhabas and retail shops

etc. is largely shared by local residents.

The most important aspect of the project is the land under mining is almost rocky and barren and not

providing any income to the owner, implying that there will be no significant impact on the

livelihood of residents.

Finally, all aggregate will be used in construction of road, which otherwise is a contribution towards

building nation.

9.1 Financial and social benefits with special emphasis on the benefit to the local people including

tribal population, If any, In the area

No tribal population is residing in the study area. There will be social benefits from the mining

operations. The core benefit of the proposed expansion is the availability of stone in construction

industries.

10.0 CONCLUSION

It is predicted that socio-economic impact due to this project will positively increase the chance of

more employment opportunities for local inhabitants. There are no Resettlement and Rehabilitation






issues involved in this project. The project infrastructures will be of use to people of the area. The

revenue of the State Govt. will be definitely increasing due to the proposed activity. The entire

project area is devoid of any endangered flora and fauna. It is proposed to reclaim the land and

develop green cover for eco-restoration with native species to a maximum possible extent. Thus

the proposed project is not likely to affect the environment or adjacent ecosystem adversely.

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