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EE CEMENT LTD. ""'~"J O~''''''',~O~''''BANGUR NAGAR POST B Regd. Office: ~e'il'.~I

' OX NO.33, BEAWAR 305 901, RAJASTHAN, INDIAV V .~.'Q_lI- R Iil1 ,,~~,. oils 830"" ~"'s7l""~Q._J '\.70

SCLlBRW/ENV/SK MINES-S/2016-171 Date: 24109/2016

The Member Secretary,Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board,4, Institutional Area, Jhalana Doongri,JAIPUR - (Raj.)

Sub: - Environmental Statement of Sheopura-Kesarpura limestone mine situated nearvillage -Ihak I Lulwa, Tehsil- Masuda, Distt. Ajmer (Raj.) for the period of April,20] 5 to March, 2016 by Mis Shree Cement Ltd.

Ref - CTO No. F(Mincs)/Ajmer(Masuda)/426(1)/2011-2012/8834-8839 dated 04/03/2014.

Dear Sir,

Kindly referred to above subject matter and referred letter. In this regards, we aresubmitting herewith the Environmental Statement of SheopuraKesarpura limestonenune.

This is for your kind information please.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,For SHREE CEMENT LTD.,

@fl~(Rakesh Bhargava)Vice President (Environment)

Copy to: 1) The In-Charge (Regional Office), Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board,RIICO Industrial Area, Phase-III, Madangunj, Kishangarh (Raj.).

2) The Chief Conservator of Forest (C), Ministry of Environment & Forest,Regional Office (Central Region), Ke ndriya Bhavan, 5th Floor, Sector 'H'Aliga nj, Lucknow (U.P.),

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•JAIPUR OFFICE: SB-187, Bapu Nagar, Opp. Rajasthan University, JLN Marg, Jaipur-302 015

Phone: 0141 4241200,4241204, Fax: 0141 4241219NEW DELHI OFFICE: 122-123, Hans Bhawan, 1, Bhadurshah Zafar Marg, New Delhi 110002

Phone: 011 23370828, 23379218, 23370776, Fax: 011 23370499CORP. OFFICE: 21, Strand Road, Kolkata 700 001 Phone: 033-22309601-4 Fax: 033 22434226

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Sheopura-Kc-s.upu ra Limestone Mine,Village Sheep It I'Cl' Kcsarpura,'I'chail Beawu r, Distt. Ajmer (Raj.)ofMzs. Shrco Cement Ltd.,P. 13. No. 3;3, Hangur Nagar,I1EA 'vVAR-;3()!)!)O I DisLl. Ajrner (Raj.)

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PART-BWATER AND RAW MATERIAL CONSUMPTION

Water consulll tion M:l/(lProcess (Dust Suppression) ISSel6 KL

--.- -----------1Cooling N.i\.

239756 KL (Com mon for cement plant,Power pIa Ill, III iIlC ,,;=-&=-.;c:..;;o;;;.lo::;.;n~)..:...._.J

Domestic

WATER CONSUMPTION:----Name of Product l'rocess Wate-r Consumption

Pel' l ln it of Output(KLllVlT of Li mestone)--~= ::;';~~-----I

During the Previous During the CurrentFinancial Year Financial Year~------- ;;;.~~---.~~~~==~~~~

Limestone 0.022 0.013----- - -- ----------- '--- ---------'

I. Raw _Material Consumptio~N arne of N H me (l r P rod uc ls

RawMaterial

Consumption of Raw MaterialPer LJ nil of Output

(KLIl\i['I' of Limestone)oU 1'i 11g the ]>1'(' vi 0 u~ r'-D":"'u":"'r":"'in;";:;g';";"';'th'-e-C-t-lr-re-n-t-i,I

Financial Y(>Ht' Financial Year1\01 Applicable NOl Applicable

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II. Power Consumption (KWH/T):

V. Total Limestone Production (in Lac Tonnes):-----

During the Previous l"i nancial Year During the Cui-rent Financial Year

lG.:35 11.08

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PART-CDISCHARGED TO ENVIRONMENT 11JNIT OF OUTPUT

Pollutants

(a) Water

(b) Air

Quantity of pollutants Conccntrat ron of Percentage ofdischarged (mnssrday) pollutants 111 variation from

Idischarges prescribed

standards with

t IVasto IV au-r ge n. "'," ," l from -, he office toil, 'I." in di~chal'ged into soak pil Ivia septic Lank. \\'u"L0 water generated from workshop has some traces I

I of oil and grease is separated by pnssuig th« water through up flow filter

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PART-DHAZARDOUS WASTE

(As spcci lied under Hazardous Wastes (Management. Handling & TransboundaryMovement) Rules amended Lip to 20 10)

- -- -- -- -- . Tot7t, Quantity (Lt 1':-'.) - IDurin" CU1'l'(>nl' "'i~1<I1l('ial \(-;1' 1DUrlIlg Current Financial Year - 1

____ J AE.!'Il,:WI l.J:s?\ [aJ'l'h :Wl!)__ __.\pl'll.~OI!) to March,2016Common ..\~llhol'i'lallUII 101' Huzu-dous Wl-H,ll' management and handlingI()I' Unit J & 11, D.G Svh, Power plant», Synt hetic O\'PSUlTI and Mines.

HazardousWaste

Fromrocess

b) Fromollutionont rolacilitics

Total quantity generated fromI\pl'il-20 1,1 to Man'h·2U I;) = 7970l.Lrs.Old stock - ~200 LLr""

Total quantity generated fromApril ~O 15 to March-zul G=I] 8HOI Ill'S,

Old st ock - J770 Ltrs.Total used oil received - 10J 70 UrI> ToU-1I used oil received = 13650 Ltrs

Total Disposal = H40l) Ltrsl3alance quantity= 1770 Ltrs

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Total Disposal = 6720 LtrsHala nce quantity= 6930 Ltrs

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-PART - E

SOLID WAST1~

-~- _ 'I'otal C-tuantity ----'During previous During current

__ ,JLllanc..!a~,yeal __ financial year,_ Not, Applicable

-r .t\ot Applicable(b) From pollution control facility

(a) From process

Not ApplicableI. QUHllLily recycled 01' l'c-ul.ilized Iwithiu the unit

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3. Disposed: During the mining oflimestone disposed of overburden. 5.5tl(in Ln(' tonncs) 'k,__ -

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Please specify the characterisation (in terms of composition and quantum) of hazardousas well as solid wastes and indicate disposal practice adopted for both the categories ofwastes: -

Number of new battepurchased from thedealer or any other ag

-Common for Unit I &-- -Category:

---(i) Automotive

-----a) Four wheelerb) Two wheele1'---

~.-.- ---(ii) Industriala) UPSb) Motive Powerc) Stand -by

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Battery Wastes:

As specified under Bat teries (iVl a nagcment and Handling) Amendment Rules, 2010, wehave purchased following new b,ILLVl'lCS of different categories.

ries 0 f diffe ,.e;; t ea te gel"i"s I DUring Curre nt Pi na ncial Yearmanufacturer I importer / April,2015 to March,2016ency.

-_.- ._- ..-.------------1II, Power plants, D.G. Sets, Synthetic Gypsum plant & Mines.-

Nu of Approximate

Bat [cries Weight(J n Tons) _J.-- ---

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45 1.568-

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--- f----.--176 1.528 i::38 1.235G7 1.295

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a1 32G Nos . 5.626MT.---.-

Number of used batteries cl'ddTel't'llt catE:.gOl=i(~SJ During Current Financial Yearsent to manu facture r/dealer/i mpurtt.r/regist e rerl Apl'il,2015 to Mareh,2015recycler/or ,II1\' other .igenvv

-- - - --- --Common [01' LJ nit J ("V.. II, 1>0vV('I' plunts, D.G. Sees, Synthr-

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a) Four wheeler~-=-~=--.:.:....:.::..:::...::..::.::_::_-- -- ._-

b) Two w heeler(ii) Industri~--- ---_._._-_ ...-a) UPSt-=',c......::::..::...:::..__----- -- --b) ]\IIotive POWE'l'

c) Stand -b.y--=- =-=(iii) Others

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teries Weight(In Tons).--

53 8.956,il Nil--28 5.0213 0.72854 1.626 .---- - --I

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Used batten' scrap W8R sent. to C['CH authorized recycler

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1------.. -- -- --From Process- -_. _ ..

From Pollutil~1) ConLrol_t'aci Ijj;yOthers

Duvi Ilg PreviousF'iuancial Year-_.,

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During CurrentFinancial Year(Tonne)

Nil..;__------INilNil

E· Waste:Total Quantity

Nil--- ------11.8a

Solid Waste

Solid waste from the rninr-s is 0, crburden (waste rock) i:-; being handled by shovel &dumper combination Irorn working It\('O and dumped systc-uiatically at overburden dumpyard. The lOl.81 overburdo n g·ell(O]'<lll·d Irorn tll(' \pl'i1201;) to M..1t'<..h 2016 was 6.]4 LaC''l'onnos.

Hazardous Waste

Hazardous waste is used oil which ll; sold out Lo the CpeB authorized recycler.

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IN RESPECT OF THE POLLUTION ABATEMENT MEASURES TAKENUP ON CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ON THECOST OF PRODUCTION: -

1. Low grade limestoue is usr-d \\ it.h high gl'Hde lime :-.tone for conservation of limestone.

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ADDrrIONAL MEASURES/INVEsrrMENTENVIRONMENT PROTECTION INCLUDINGPOLLUTION PREVENTION OF POLLUTION: -

PROPOSALABATEMENT

FOROF

2. Fine mist w.ucr Hpl :1.' lll!:!,~) ~tl'1l ,l:-olall<·c!lUI· water spraying on haulage road.

1. Blasting is being dune 1)~1 usma of shock tube detonators (Down line detonators incombination of Noise IC'::-,s trunk JUIE' detonators) which is latest technology available,resulting ill reduction 0(' nOISl' lr-vcl and 1-o'olll1d vibration to a great extent.

2. We are using' Rock breakers (or breaking or oversize' boulders instead of secondaryblasting which elim iu.ued vihrnt ion, noise, lly rocks & reducing greenhouse gaseswhich have caused duo In sl'I'ond;tI"Y blastiuu,

3. Massive plu nt ation Il<I~ bee n Cll I rei out \\ it 11111 and outside mine lease area. UptoMarch 2U 1() total K,)~(j(i 110S. III" III l'h has 1'('('11 planted.

4. Operator independent rruck di-p.uch svste n: h8S b(,>("11 installed for reducing dOWIlLime heavy earth equipment's the-reby nod lie) Ilg emissions.

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5. Closed unloading hopper wit h water spiinkling arrangement is provided forunloadinu or limestone.

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ANY OTHER PARTICULAR FOR IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEENVIRONMENT: -

1. Wet drilling is hl'illg (10)"1<'

2. Regular \\ ater spra~ rug IS b( IIH~ done Oil haulage road and ncar loading places foreffective dust suppression.

3. Controlled Blasti ng is being done by tho use of non electric down line detonatorsand noise less tru n k line detonators, result.ing in reduction of noise level andground vibr-ation to ;\ great extent.

4. Secondary Rock Breaker i:-: used for breaking limestone boulders instead ofSecondary Blasting, which is 1';('0 Fricndlv.

5. Personal protect ive cquiprne nts (PPEs) provided to all mine employees i.e. dustmask. ear plug & eat' muff, eye goggle etc.

6. We have <111 orgunizn tionnl SLI'IIClul'(' Ior ~;nvir011l1l(!Ot Management to carry outirnplcrncnta tion of e nvi roruucut measures envisaged in the !'~MP (Please referAnnexure-l iu.

7. We are having lull ilash t'l1\ Ironment laboratory lor the monitoring of ambientair quality for SJ>l\1. RSPi\1. SO·) and )JI)x and Noise level.

Enclosing herewrth Iol lowing docunu-nt s>

Annexure - IAnnexure -lJAnnexure - III

Ambient Ail' QU<llit,VReportNoise Level reportOrganizational Structure for Environment Management

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Ncar Mines Office

PM 2.5 I'\~ 10 S02-- -

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5:3 9

-NOx CO- -1-'

11 BDL

9 BDL -8 BDL -7 BDL -9 BDL

]0 BDL

8 BDL

11 BDL10 BDL11 BDL -10 BDL -B BOL.. --. -9

Apr. ·l6 __ --I 2B_ t-May' Hi 2:;---__;_----t----- ~,Jull.'i:) 26

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oise level (Lcq dB(A») for the period of'April,15 to March,16

I Location ->Month

lN!'ul' Mines Crui·!IWI' Mine phase

_-- ---Day Ti lite 1\ igh t Ti lite DlI) lime ~ight Time

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--- j 51.4-1Apr.-Ii) 68.9 681 50.9MaY'Ii) -I 70.3

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Jun. 15 724 !>O8 537 48.6- - ---Jul.' I:j 71 1 .192 673 457

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1 ·99 68 1 46.7---Sep.·1 :j 708

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Oct.-lfi1__ ~98 !>O4 6~ 1 45.1_._--

Nov, -15 68.7 bO.6 678 45.6

Dec.r If 692 50.5 684 45.2

Jan.' LG 687 =r 50.2 681 45.7----

Feb.-16 69.0 50.2 684 45.8- +---_._- .'OJl__,.! _ GH.'Mur.r lf]

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Average _ 9.!) so.a (Hi 9 46.3 -l

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MANAGEM'ENT

'e have an Organizational Structure for Environment Management to carry outmplementaLion ofEnvironmenL Measures envisaged in tho EMP as follows: .

MANAGEMENT~

Sh. S. C. Sut.harSl'.V. P. (Mines)

~SIl. T. K DhelawatAdd!. G. M (Mines)

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JVl;l~ag('L~s) ---! Environment Mal;agement

S;l;i~)l' Manager (Welfare) 1Green Belt Development and-Social activity

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1---t-,-------- -,.,,-2 Sh. D.K Sharma

3 Sh. A, K. .lain Environment Management

4 Sh. G, p, Sharma-,--t--:::-:--5 Sh. Ashish Kuma r

Manager (Environl1lent) Environment ManagementI\;'''\.' .vIanager (E;wironmentf' Environment Management

Sh. Ma noj SULhm Asst. lJJ'f'icer (EJ!vil'onment)

EngiJ1l!\'I' CE~'il'unlDent)

:--;,', I\.JHl!<lger (lIcJ ,i:'iculture)

Environment Management

Environment Management

Green Belt Development

Sh. Vib hor Shr-iv.tst.av

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