DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY ,~s Sri...

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GOVERNMENTOFANDHRAPRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

V. Koteswara Raju, M.Sc., ,~s Sri Venkata Kanakadurga Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Kakinada &

Umamaheswara Mica Mines, Mg.P: Sri S.V. Bhaskar Reddy, 24-1622, Dargamitta, Nellore. Approving Authority for Guntur Region.

Sir, Letter No. 1559/MQF/MS/NLR/2015, dated~2:fo1-2016.

Sub:- Mines & Minerals - Mining Lease held by M/s Sri Venkata Kanakadurga & Umamaheswara Mica Mines for Mica, Quartz and Feldspar over an extent of 5.44 Hectares in Sy. Nos. 182, 183/1, 183/2, 185/2, 197 & 203 of Perumallapadu Village, Sydapuram Mandai, SPSR Nellore District - Mining Scheme -Approval - Regarding.

Ref: 1. Proceedings No. 28594/RQP/2001, dated 25.09.2015 of the Director of Mines and Geology, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.

2. Draft Mining Scheme submitted by M/s Sri Venkata Kanakadurga & Umamaheswara Mica Mines on 12.08.2015.

3. Letter No. 1559/MQF/MS/NLR/2015, dated 08.01.2016 of the DDM&G, Kakinada.

4. Letter dated 25.01.2016, received on 25.01.2016 along with 6 sets of fair Mining Scheme from the Applicant.

***** In exercise of the powers conferred by the Director of Mines and Geology, Andhra

Pradesh, Hyderabad through the reference 1st cited, I hereby approve the Mining Scheme for the ensuing 2 years period i.e., from 2015-16 to 2016-17 (ending 31.03.2017) for Mica, Quartz and Feldspar over an extent of 5.44 Hectares in Sy. Nos. 182, 183/1, 183/2, 185/2, 197 & 203 of Perumallapadu Village, Sydapuram Mandai, SPSR Nellore District in favour of M/s Sri Venkata Kanakadurga & Umamaheswara Mica Mines under Rule 12(4) of MCDR, 1988. This approval is subject to the following conditions.

1. This Mining Scheme is approved without prejudice to any other laws applicable to the mine area from time to time whether made by the Central Government, State Government or any other authority.

2. It is clarified that this approval of the Mining Scheme does not in any way imply the approval of the Government in terms of any other provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act 1957 or the Mineral Concession Rules 1960 and pny other laws including the Forest Conservation Act, 1980.

3. The Mining Scheme is approved subject to strictly adhering to the Relevant Regulations of MMR 1961 and obtaining prior permission from Director General Mines Safety whenever and where ever it is required.

4. The approval authority does not owe the responsibility with regard to Assessment of the reserves, erroneous certification made by the R.Q.P. if any and approval is tentative subject to modification on new findings at a later date as per the provisions of (23 8 & 23 D) of M.C.D:R. 1988 since the evaluation is done on random basis.

Encl: A.M.S. YoV~ fait~~ Deputy Director of Mines and Geology,

Kakinada & Approving Authority for Guntur Region

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SCHEME OF MINING FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS

(Submitted under Rule 12 of MCDR '1988 for the Scheme Period of 2012 -13 to 2016 -17)

(For the ensuing balance 2 years period i.e. 2015-16 to 2016 -17)

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PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

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Extent 5.44

Sy. No. 182,

Village

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District SPSR Nellore

State Andhra Pradesh

Category Semi Mechanized Open Cast Mining Method "B" Category

LESSEE

Mls SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES D. No. 24 11622

Dargamitta Nell ore

Prepared By

V.T. CHANCER Consultant Geologist & RQP

Regn. No. RQP I DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001 RQP I HYD / 179 I 2000 I A

H.No. 10-1, Flat No. 202, Mahalaxmi Ganapathi Complex, Sai Baba Temple Lane, Above AXIS Bank ATM,

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General of Mines Safety. Further, Standards prescribed by DGMS in respect of

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1. Certified that the Provisions of the Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made

there under observed in the Scheme of Mining including Progressive Mine

2. I Conservation and Development

ing including Progressive Mine

UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES, and wherever specific permissions are

required the lessee will approach the concerned authorities for granting the

permissions.

3. Certified that "The information furnished in the Scheme of Mining including

Progressive Mine Closure Plan is true and correct to the best of my

knowledge".

Date : 2- 3 . o I· U> 1-b

Place : Hyderabad

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MINING 18

HANDLING OF WASTE & SUB-GRADE MINERAL 25

USE OF MINERAL 26

MINERAL BENIFICIATION 27

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 28

ANY OTHER INFORMATION 29

PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN 30

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SCHEME OF MINING FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS

INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

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VELAGA VENKA TESWARA MICA MINE

(MICA, QUARTZ & FELDSPAR)

(FOR THE SCHEME PE·~top 2012-13 TO 2016 -17)

(FOR THE ENSUING B"'L!\~G~ -~~v:g~$-~ERIOD i.e. 2015-16 TO 2016-17)

Over a!i1~f~ '~~f.~e\r s (13.46 Acres) in Sy. No's. a!i~. t$3':/ :-~ '-.~~J-~ / t ? 5/2, 187, 197 & 203

Perumallapadu ~-~j,_·S_yit,~m' ' , SPSR Nellore District ''1\:~:'tf[r~ ~ State

SEMI MECHANIZED OPEN CAST MINING METHOD

('8' CATEGORY MINE)

(Under Rule 12 of MCDR '1988)

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INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

(Under Rule 23 B (2) of MCDR '1988)

For

M/s SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES Nell ore

INTRODUCTION

By

V.T. CHANDER Consultant Geologist & RQP

M/s SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES, Nellore, was granted renewal of mining lease for Mica, Quartz & Feldspar for a further period of 20 years w.e. from 21-06-1997 over an extent of 5.44 Hectares (13.46 Acres) in Sy. No's. 182, 183 I 1, 183 I 2, 185 I 2, 187, 197 & 203, Perumallapadu (V), Sydapuram (M), SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh State., vide G.O.Ms. No. 158, Industries & Commerce (M I) Department, dated 22-07-2004 (Annexure -I).

APPROVED~ This Mining Plan is Appro cd subject to 1 V , \Q ~ the Conditions Stipu!a ions ~r.dicated in tho , ming Plan Af.p val Letter

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The renewal mining lease deed was executed on 06-05-2005 by the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Nellore, vide Proceedings No. 2856 I M1 I 2004 dated 06-05-2005 for a period of 20 years from 21-06-1997 to 20-06-2017 (Annexure- II).

The Mining Plan was approved vide Letter No. 659 (485) MC I 2002 I NLR dated 30-12-2002 by the Regional Controller of Mines, IBM, Hyderabad.

The 20 years mining lease period will start from 27-06-1997 and ends on 20-06-2017.

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M/s SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES, Nellore, have approached Sri V.T. CHANDER, Consultant Geologist & RQP, for preparing the Scheme of Mining for the block period 2012 - 13 to 2016 - 17 (for the ensuing balance 2 years period 2015-16 & 2016-17.

The Scheme of Mining is prepared under Rule 12 of MCDR '1988 and Progressive Mine Closure Plan under Rule 23 (B) of MCDR '1988 under open cast semi mechanized method of mining under 'B' category and submitted to the Zonal Joint Director of Mines & Geology, Ongole, for approval as per Department of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad, Circular Memo No. 28594 I RQP I 2001 dated 20-07-2015 (Annexure- II).

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1.0 REVIEW OF MINING PLAN

1.1 Name of the Mine

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VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE belonging to Mls Sri Venkata Kanaka Durga & Uma Maheswara Mica Mines in Sy. No's. 182, 183 I 1, 183 I 2, 185 I 2, 187, 197 & 203, Perumallapadu (V), Sydapuram (M), SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh State, over an extent of 5.44 HeC!?Jr.es (13-.46.Acres).

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The mining plan of Mls S.V . .. »{ &;&)~f~l~ff.;~~ in~~ .. ~ Mica, Quartz and Feldspar under Rule 22 (A) of MCR 1960 .~ ·.apffl'@..~ap:·¥!{1~ LJ~.~t. r No. 659 (485) MC I 2002 I NLR dated 30-12-2002 by theRe~~~: . 1 ~~~r:.~J:er~~~~~~f: s, IBM, Hyderabad .

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Mining Operations were commenced from the year 1997.

1.4 Review of compliance position of Mining Plan I Mining Scheme

(a) Deficiencies, if any, that existed in the Approved Mining Plan I Mining Scheme to be taken note of and rectified by incorporating suitable proposals for implementation in the scheme of mining :

No deficiencies were noted in the Mining Plan I Mining Scheme at the time of approval.

J (b) Review of compliance position of salient features of the mining plan on chapter wise basis bringing out marked deviations, if any, and justifications I reasons thereof. Items to be covered may include exploration, mine development, exploitation, afforestation programme, reclamation & rehabilitation, control of dust, noise & ground vibrations and any other significant feature

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1. Exploration

The pegmatite was worked previously and both hanging wall and foot wall were exposed in Pit No. 1 and Pit No. 5. Foot wall were exposed in Pit No. 1 and Pit No. 5. The mica is available. The Feldspar and Quartz are also available. Foot wall was exposed in Pit No.2. The thickness of pegmatite is 30 Mt in Pit No. 1 and 20 Mt in Pit No. 5. This has confirmed the out crop dimensions.

The pegmatite is exposed in Pit No. 1 and Pit No. 2. The hanging wall and foot wall are schists. The pegmatite is dipping steeply. Previously the Mining Plan was proposed for the Underground Mining.

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Mine Development

The year wise proposals are as follows :

Development in Mts Year Period

Proposed Achieved

2002-2003 104 Nil Mining Plan



2005-2006 156 .-·-;·.;~ c;~~ffl .. ) t 'I ~ ; l ( -. ;::~. Mining Plan

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Plan was ro th :.: ~ t..evloD$: .a· rr<>v ( 1 ~in in over an g area 4.60 Ha by

No useful land had been damaged by mining activity in the lease area during this Scheme of Mining period. Hence, the question of land reclamation does not arise. No habitats or human settlement had been adversely affected by mining so there is no question of any rehabilitation measures.

5. Control of Dust, Noise and Vibration

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There had not been any changes in method of mining hence there is no change with regards to dust levels noise or vibration due to mining activity during this mining scheme period.

Period of Mining Scheme

The approved Mining Plan is valid for year 1997-98 to 2001-02. After that the Mining Scheme is not prepared.

(d) Review of compliance position of violations pointed out after inspections made under MCDR, 1988

No violations issued by the IBM, Hyderabad.

(e) Any other points requiring attention in the interest of proper mine design, development and conservation and environment & ecology of the area

With due importance to conservation of minerals and sustainable development, the management is keen to adopt scientific and systematic mining method. Towards ecological sustainability, efforts shall be made to back fill the exhausted pit by waste in future.

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2.0 PROPOSAL UNDER SCHEME OF MINING FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS (2015-16 TO 2016 -17)

2.1 Name and address of the lessee

VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE, M/s SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES

Present artners of

1. Managing Partner, 24-1622, Dargamitta, Nellore Phone No. 0861-2323116,2331896.

2. Sri Siddavarapu Ramalinga Reddy S/o S. Dasaradha Rami Reddy, 24-1622, Dargamitta, Nellore. Phone No. 0861-2323116, 2331896.

3. Sri Siddavarapu Vajaya Bhaskar Reddy Managing Partner S/o Late Sri S. Dasaradha Rami Reddy, 24-1622, Dargamitta, Nellore. Phone No. 0861 -2323116, 2331896.

4. Smt. Siddavarapu Kamashamma, W/o Late Sri S. Dasaradha Rami Reddy, 24-1622, Datgamitta, Nellore. Phone No. 0861 -2323116, 2331896 .

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S/o Late Sri Naidu Dasaradha Rami Reddy, Tekkamitta, Nellore. Mobile No. 09443 86020.

8. Smt. Siddavarapu Siva Kumar Reddy, S/o Late Sri Narayana Reddy, Cross Street, Chennai. Mobile No. 094443 90795.

9. Smt. Siddavarapu Subhadramma, W/o Late Sri Pitchi Reddy, Dargamitta, Nellore. Mobile No. 93909 39088.

10. Sri. S. Anatha Sivarama Krishna Reddy, S/o Late Sri Pitchi Reddy, Dargamitta, Nellore. Mobile No. 93909 39088.

11.Sri Siddavarapu Sanathana Reddy, S/o Late Sri Chandra Sekar Reddy, Dargamitta, Nellore. Mobile No. 98490 47977 .

12.Sri. Siddavarapu Amaranarayana Reddy, S/o Sri Siva Kumar Reddy, Cross Street, Chennai. Mobile No. 09444 390795.

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RQPI DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001 (Valid Upto 30th April '2022)

RQP I HYD I 179 I 2000 I A (Valid Upto 29th April '2016)

2.3 Mineral (s) to be mined

Mica, Quartz & Feldspar

2.4 Area and date of expiry of mining lease

The mining lease area is 5.44 Hectares (13.46 Acres). The mining lease period expires on 20-06-2017.

2.5 Date of expiry of plan period for which approval was given on last occasion

Mining Plan, for subsequent 5 years period i.e. 2002 to 2007 was last approved vide .J Letter No. 659 (485) MC I 2002 I NLR dated 30-12-2002 .

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3.0 RESERVES

3.1 Category wise (proved, probable and possible) reserves estimated in the earlier Approved mining plan.

The reserves estimated for Feldspar. Quartz & Mica as per the Approved Mining Plan are discussed below. ~7ff;:;~J:,.".:~"· ~

~:.\~\ ~ '•{ . '"· The pegmatite is expect~,- 4~;~~~_:~i:~~-;~~~~~epth of 60 Mt basing on the information available in the S.V.K.D ./~~;~t>(~~·~Ji.tft i:l;~~ ·¥ . ever, the Mining Plan is made upto 30 Mt depth only during fir~!,!,~ e ¥~~~tr·~1i;1c~~'PI~tion of Geological Reserves is made upto 60 Mt depth of pegr\\ati f3 . ~.;~~-.~ :,:'!:·::· :::::.;{ ·~ : - I

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There are open pits excav~ ~~ .... ~adi~:~·~ich marketable mica was recovered in the past. The quantity of pegril~!~1{$. .~~~jtated earlier is taken as 1 ,000 M3 from which marketable mica was already re'CC5V'ered in the past. However, the excavated pegmatite dumps are available. The marketable feldspar and quartz are available and will be recovered now.

The content of marketable minerals are :

Mica

Quantity of Pegmatite upto 60 Mt depth taking 20 Mt average width and 250 Mt strike length and pegmatite body is dipping at 60° is calculated as

Strike length x Average Width x Depth x Cosign 60° x Bulk Density

250 X 20 Mt X 60 Mt X 1.17 X 2.5 = 8,77,500 Tons

Mica was already removed from 1,000 M3 of Pegmatite (2,500 Tons). The pegmatite which contain mica is (8,77,500- 2,500) = 8,75,000 Tons

8,75,000 x 3 Kgs per ton- 26,25,000 Kgs Or 2,625 Tons of Crude Mica

Feldspar

20% of pegmatite is estimated as marketable feldspar

Strike length x Average Width x Depth x Cosign 60° x Bulk Density x Percentage

250 X 20 Mt X 60 Mt X 1.17 X 2.5 X 20% 1,75,500 Tons

Quartz

1 0% of pegmatite is estimated as marketable quartz

250 Mt X 20 Mt X 60 Mt X 1.17 X 2.5 X 10 = 87,750 Tons

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3.2 Depletion of Reserves

Pegmatite

Year wise actual production figures for Pegmatite are as follows:

Year as per Development Approved Mining Achieved Period

Plan (Meters)

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. ' 2006-2007 162 Nil Mining Plan

TOTAL 673 Nil

Year wise proposals as per the Approved Mining Plan

Proposed Development (Meters) Production ) Year Total Meterage Achieved Remarks

Drives Winze I Cross (MT) Rise cuts

2002-2003 45 10 49 104

2003-2004 69 40 20 129

2004-2005 71 - 51 122 )

2005-2006 112 32 12 156

2006-2007 116 46 - 162 138.491

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2009-2010 15.000 from Dumps

2010-2011 28.000

2011-2012 118.754

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Mica 2,630 7.5 96.00

Feldspar 1,75,500 500 122.85

Quartz 87,500 250 122.85

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Reserves have been re-assessed as on 1oth April 2015. Working pits & the reserves mentioned approved mining plan are found to be intact.

Category of Deposit as per UNFC Guidelines

In this area the mineral is considered under (IV) Lenses, Veins and Pockets, irregular shaped modest to small size bodies.

The area is having 9 pits, with reference to these pits the mineralization zone is demarked on Surface Geological Plan. The existence of mineral is confirmed as seen in pits and at surface. The basis of category of mineral reserves is studied under Geological Axis, Feasibility Axis and Economic Axis by referring UNFC guidelines given in MCDR '1988.

Geological Axis (G1)

In this area, the lessee has conducted exploration in the form of underground working upto a depth of 100 M where in drives, cross cuts, winzes and rises were developed between hanging wall and foot wall, there by delineation of ore body shape and size were established.

Geological Survey

Geological Mapping has been done from the known reference point of elevation (Bench Mark) and the Geological Plan is prepared on a scale of 1 : 1 ,000.

Sampling and find out the grade of mineral, the samples feldspar have been taken from the pits and analysed.

Geophysical survey is not done, since the pegmatite containing feldspar, quartz is confirmed in the underground worked out levels.

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The lessee has under taken pre-feasibility study as follows ,..-~:.:• ,

Geology : (i) Geology of the a~a::~~~W~~~~X, referring exposures of mineral and depicted on the Surface Geolz~iW'~l~.~tjo<~ti:t~F. relevant plans. The detailed litho geo che~~cal sampling for fV,~ 'r:Jtf I~f_ip.i~~~ ~~~t~~ill be d~ne by the lessee i~ due course. (11) General explora .a~ ~cm~~.:~,-~~dt~f sampling has been done 1n the leasearea. \o \~:~~~· ~: · · · ,'l ·~fi· 1~!"1

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Mining : The proposed minint;krequire~f qf .. ~'r rs is explained in the forth coming paras. The details of the peffi.~ntaQ~ .. "¢~~9·/.ery of ROM and that of individual minerals furnished at relevant para·s~· ·~ .-h~~atite in the Velaga Venkateswara Mica Mine will be worked by opencast mining methods respectively. The mining operations will be commenced from the higher elevation to lower. The rock is hard and requires blasting. Compressed air driven jack hammer dia 33 mm depth upto 1.5 mts are used for drilling.

Environment : Baseline data, potential constraints etc observed in the area are given in forth coming paras.

Processing : After the blasting the Feldspar, Quartz and Mica will be separated manually in the sorting yard with the experienced persons. The picked up mica will be collected in gunny bags and sent to the mica factory. The collected feldspar and quartz will be stacked in the yard up to the final dispatch.

Infrastructure, Construction and Services etc : They have constructed rooms in the lease area for store room and rest shelter.

Costing : This is running mine, all equipments and machineries are existing. In this mine only semi mechanized mining is proposed, which may cost about Rs. 15,00,000/for purchasing min.ing appliances and advances to labour. This mine is mainly producing Mica, Quartz and Feldspar. The estimated cost of production per ton of feldspar and quartz minerals at this mine is about Rs. 300/- and Rs. 2,000/respectively.

Marketing : The feldspar, quartz and mica are having good market. Most of the consumers are stationed at Chennai.

Economic Viability: The feldspar, quartz and mica are being marketed at very good rate as heared from the other mine owners and survey report (oral) of the lessee. There is good payment from the buyers as heared in the market survey. Since the minerals are having good demand, the lessee will get rate and benefit. The sale rate per ton of feldspar at the mine site is Rs. 300/-.

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Economic Axis (E2)

General exploration as explained ab_o~~~~8(le . '/. . tor ... . ··'' ·. -.<•:! J • ,., .... ,,

The cut off grade of Feldspar, Q~aftz:· and, MiG_~,,t~ 11% K20 & 3% Na20, 99% Si02 and 75% Si02, 6% Ab03 resp~~Jive[y , •..::f:Jl.~::Sp .. ~6\ ·~d nd use of minerals like feldspar is used mainly in the ceramic iHduMry like·!g~' [\z · .ai~ly in the glass industry and like mica is mainly in the electrical i1;1sulatio .t ~ur · ~e .~":)' . e above mentioned all elements are useful for the industrial pl'.lrpose~. ; ·N~~:·~~.: 'J'g~#·, is anticipated. Further, this mine has an approved Mining Plan v.h:le. L~tt~r,;~b. _95'~~85) MC I 2002 I NLR dated 30-12-2002 by the Regional Controller of. ~.ir:~-~~~~erabad

3) Specific Knowledge of Forest I Non-Forest and other Land Use data

The total land 5.44 Hectares is Non-Forest Land and belongs to Patta. Land category which has been given possession to mine owner long back. The total land is economically used for mining purpose

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Feldspar Sectional Sectional Volume Reserves Area Influence

Sections Category TF @50% &UNFC

(Mz) (M) (M3) (MT) (MT)

A-A1 1,240.00 48.60 60,264.00 2.50 1 ,50,660.00 75,330.00

B-81 1,469.00 40.00 58,760.00 2.50 1 ,46,900.00 73,450.00

C-C1 1,386.00 40.00 55,440.00 2.50 1 ,38,600.00 69,300.00

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D-01 2,019.00 40.00 80,760.00 2.50 2,01 ,900.00 1,00,950.00

E-E1 1,660.00 40.00 66,400.00 2.50 1 ,66,000.00 83,000.00

F-F1 1,385.00 76.30 1,05,675.50 2.50 2,64,188.75 1,32,094.38

TOTAL RESERVES 4,27,299.50 10,68,248.75 5,34,124.38

Quartz Mica

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22,599.00 7,533.00

22,035.00 7,345.00

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No reserves are blocked under 7.5 M Buffer Zone & Safety Slopes.

MINERAL In (MT)

FELDSPAR (50%) 5,34,124.38

QUARTZ ( 15%) 1,60,237.31

MICA (5%) 53,412.44

TOTAL PROVED RESERVES 7,47,774.13

MINEABLE RESERVES

A Total Geological Reserves 7,47,774.13

B Reserves Blocked under 7.5 M Buffer Zone Nil

c Reserves Blocked under Safety Slopes Nil

D Reserves Blocked under Power Line Safety Barrier Nil

E Reserves Blocked under Road Safety Barrier Zone Nil

Reserves available for Mining (A- (B + C + D)) 7,47,774.13

Life of the Mine = Total Mineable Reserves I Average Annual production

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Classification Code

Total Mineral Resources (A+ B)

A. Mineable Reserves

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1. Feasibility Mineral Resource 211

2. Prefeasibility Mineral Resource 211 & 222

3. Measured Minerai Resource 331

4. Indicated Mineral Resource 332

5. Inferred Mineral Resource 333

6. Reconnaissance Resource 334

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CONCEPTUAL MINING PLAN

For any mine conceptual mining plan amounts to fore seeing in totality and planning for mining and related activities throughout its life span, till such time all the usable ore minerals are exhausted to the economical limits and lease area is reclaimed to the extent possible. Apart from physi~.Jl-:¢,Rffi!1l~al .,and mineralogical parameters which form primary basis for compilatio~:.-··~J't?, iiee~ u.~t'J,ljlfle plan, several other factors such as grade of sub grade ores, mafikEl1~1:>1Uty.~and-..th~~·.r:ior.ms laid down by the Government agencies from ti~e to time do ~·r~,rrn.f>0.rf~~::~~~- ~}"'(¥jth ever increasing and changing needs of humamty, coupled ~~.: ~eQ\i~'?;lpg~~~~dX~~P,ements, sub grade ores of the date become marketable ores 1\ :f+ll{~e .: .;.t::f ~- \::~.!>.?- /'(/.11 f

Therefore, preparation of ideal ~~;:~£~i;;~~or any mine is difficult and such plan penod prepared, remams acc'eRt!:i! _E>Ie1 ~.Qo~;t~er g1ven circumstances. It cannot be overlooked that, any such plan und~rgcre·s::art;endments and revisions in the course of progressive stages of exploration and exploitation. It is always borne in mind to bring back near natural shape to the area and its economic value is elevated. It is further ensured that, there is positive contribution to the environment and socioeconomic development of the region.

Ultimate Pit Limit

The ore body is considered for open cast workings up to a depth of 40 M. since the delineation is established. The ultimate pit limit is fixed based on the proposed depth maintaining 3m bench height and 6 m bench width at this level keeping pit slope angle of 60°.

Exploration

Already exploration is carried during the plan period showing the pits in Surface Plan.

Mine Development

For winning of mica, feldspar and quartz the overburden and side burden must be removed as a part of development. The removed waste will be dumped outside the pit in a predetermined area. The overburden will be removed with the help of excavators. The waste dumps will be covered by afforestation in future.

Exploitation & Utilization of the Mineral

The production planned during this remaining scheme period is as follows :

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Therefore this necessitates the revision of year wise production programme i.e. for the next 2015-16 to 2016-17 years of the scheme period from the mining, to meet the proposed enhanced production.

Semi mechanised operations will be adopted by the system of jack hammer blasting along with heavy earth moving machinery. By deploying Compressor with Jack Hammer for drilling the blast holes and for blasting. After blasting the pegmatite, an excavator will be deployed for loading the mineral into trucks.

During the scheme period it is proposed that pit levels will reach to RL 300 m and RL 288 m from the pegmatite of the mining lease hold and extends in the Western part, a total of 12 m deep pit will be formed during the scheme period. So that the bench of 6 m depth will be developed to reach the mineral deposit at an angle of 60° slope.

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The mining will be semi mechanized mining, employing Jack Hammer drilling for blast holes, after blasting the mineral will be loaded into the tippers using hydraulic excavator. The pegmatite will be hauled to the separation yard.

The large boulders that are encou~r~~te.~ ._manually broken using the sledge hammers and the broken material ~~~~ba€1e~.?":~~~ ually into the trucks.

/; -!/ - ~ . -·,· · I <-'· / /,ijj;"'" ,,-,.. -.. ·: . . ' The excavator, mounted with ro~;pfe~r:$(~i,€f~ I-,~~:-~Wized to carry out for secondary fragmentations on Pegmatite. !iT._r~ ;~~-ept@.~.%~f.~~i}l!~.9 & blasting was completely eliminated as eco friendly manna , .. ~ _ \ .:· :-~~~ .. ~~:~. :~:> :.)• ; .~~.?-:

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Height

Width

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Slope angle : 60°

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These parameters are suitable for this type of deposit for safe operation of men and machinery as per the topography condition.

Extent of Mechanisation

i) Drilling Machines(33 mm Dia):

Jack Hammer drill of 33 mm diameter is proposed to be deployed and the number of

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Bench Height

Drill hole dia

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Depth of hole including sub-grade

Yield per meter of drilling

Rate of Drilling

Drilling capacity per day with effective

Working of 8 hrs per shift

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Production

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Considering 80% availability, the r#f~}h~ ~tJ~9i,1·.;: achines will be 1 Jack Hammer. - t., ~ ....... ~ ..

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Production & Development per Annum 53,225 MT I Annum

No. of Working Days 300

Material required to be handled per day 53,2251300 = 177.416 MT

Bucket fill factor 80%

Bucket Capacity 0.9 Cum i.e. 0.72 Cum@ 80%

Bulk density loose 2.5

Material handled by each bucket 0.72 X 2.5 = 1.8 Mt

Cycle time (including pastime) for each bucket 30 Sec

Tonnage handled I hr 1.8 X 0.8 X 60 X 60 I 30 = 172.80 MT

Tonnage handled per shift 7 X 172.80 = 1,209.6 MT

Number of excavators required 177.41611,209.6 = 0.14 or say 1 No .

Considering 80% availability the requirement of excavator is 0.14 I 0.8 = 1.

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PEGMATITE

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Height, produciffg~:· ?1 1.~~Q!9Jt~':t .\5~~\\F.eldspar), 6,525.00 MT (15% Quartz) & 2,179j OO , Mr(lW,o/d. \&J i<?~t;anf.J-;; ~~~.050 .00 MT (30% Waste) will be generated. T~~ . b,e .. ~~Y~~ri~lf~:.~l .6t!.!3~ted in North - South directions and advances W stwares : ~ ... ::·:~ :.. /!.r~t~r ·· .. ;· \. /\l

Over burden I Side\~~t~·eQ;:l~l;~ ............ _.._.._ ......

Overburden produced by excavating an area of 7,251.00 M2 with 6 m bench height, producing 43,506.00 M3 surface over burden will be generated.

During this year, the mining operations will continue 4th year workings. 62,950.00 MT of Pegmatite production will be obtained by excavating an area of 6,131.00 M2 with a benches of 6 M, 2M & 4 M Height, producing 31,475.00 MT (50% Feldspar), 9,442.50 MT (15% Quartz) & 3,147.50 MT (5% Mica) and 18,885.00 MT (30% Waste) will be generated. The benches will be oriented in North - South directions and advances Westwards.

Over burden I Side Burden

Overburden produced by excavating an area of 5,730.00 M2 with 6 m bench height, producing 34,380.00 M3 surface over burden will be generated ..

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YEAR WISE PRODUCTION FOR FELDSPAR, QUARTZ & MICA (2015-16 & 2016-17)

Bench Volume Reserves

Feldspar Quartz Mica Waste Area Height @50% @15% @5% 30%

Year (M2) TF

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4111 2 ,900.00 6.00 17,400.00 2.50 43,500.00 21,750.00 6,525.00 2,175.00 13,050.00 (2015 -16)

TOTAL 2,900.00 17,400.00 43,500.00 21,750.00 6,525.00 2,175.00 13,050.00 I

2,900.00 6.00 17,400.00 2.50 43,500.00 21,750.00 6,525.00 2,175.00 13,050.00 5111 -· ~--~:.-~~ (2016- 17) 2,572.00 2.00 5,144.00 2.50 12,860.00 6,430.00 1 .~29-:Q"o.: . ~ \ ; ! - ~ ~· ; ' • 3,858.00 I

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Overburden Height Year

Area (M2) (M) (M3)

2015-16 7,251.00 6.00 43,506.00

2016-17 5,730.00 6.00 34,380.00

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AVERAGE 37,257.50 15,967.50 97,357.50 1,13,325.00

5.4 Any change in proposed method of mining and list of mining machinery used

The proposed method of mining is semi mechanized with 1.5 m hole drilling & blasting, excavation of material with excavators and haulage by tippers. The segregation of minerals by manual labor.

Deployment of Machinery

S.No. Name of Machinery Make & Description No's H.P/ K.V.A

1. Air Compressor CP Compressor 300 cfm 1 55H.P.

2. Pumps Texmo- Mersible 2 20 H.P

3. Rock Drills Atlas Copco Jack Hammer 1 -

4. Drill Bit Grinder Wolf Drill 1 1 H.P.

The machinery proposed for use during the scheme period is the same that is listed above, remaining necessary machinery will be on hire basis.

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S.No. Designation

1. Mine Manager 1 No. A person possessing 2"d Class Mine Manager Certificate (u/r) from DGMS

2. Mining Engineer 1 ~~~~~i~~ssing Mining or Mechanical Quay ,~~~ · .~~~~-~h(lf~f.~~~ ired experience

Engineer

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5. Mine Surveyor 1 N~.:~f.'~~t'Ti.~~}-J\~pei~;r7 holding Mine Survey Certificate (U/R) from DGMS '' .•.• :\v·,;·,:..-;;..· .. .. ... ·· ··':':'".;.. ....

6. Maintain Staff 2 persons to maintain Machinery

7. Skilled Workers 6 No's

8. Un-Skilled Workers 4 Persons

9. Watch & Ward 1 No.

TOTAL (No. of Mine Face Workers: 18)

5.5 Blasting

Controlled Blasting techniques will be practiced at the time of blasting for winning of pegmatite

No blasting is required on the overburden upto 1 m below the surface as the material is soft, which can be excavated by the excavator.

Scientific and Eco-friendly blasting is proposed using NG based explosives for achieving higher production. The Excel Delay Detonators are used as to have negligible impact on the nearby dwellings. Blasting parameters is given below :

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Hole Depth 1.50 M

Hole Diameter 33 MM

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Powder Factor ~: \'::> ... .- :;', ..: .i:,·'.~' :;t ' -~, \· .:<. '- .. ··~.: .•. · 7;..~~ .• :ro'1 6K · •' ·.~ .. . . •. ·" . ~· ....... 1~ · ~ _,

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Production Per Year '' · ·~~25 MT

Pattern Rectangle & Staggered

Material required I day= 53,225 MT 1300 = 177.41 Tons

No. of holes to be required per day = 177.41 I 3. 75 = 4 7.30 Or Say 48 Holes

No. of holes to be required per a week = 48 x 6 = 288 holes

Weekly blasting with charge of 288 x 0.5 = 144 Kg.

Haulage & Transport

Material will be hauled by haul roads by tippers.

HANDLING OF WASTE I SUB GRADE MATERIAL

Rate of yearly generation of waste and proposals for disposals of waste for the remaining scheme period

The quantity to be handled is furnished in Para 5.3 (tables). The quantity of waste to be generated over the remaining scheme period is 2,26,650.00 MT. The method of dumping is proposed as retreating manner so that the scientific mining is possible along with progressive stabilization. The area is sloping towards west and relief is about 3M.

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The waste generated during the schem~-~~-~-d will be dumped at predetermined area in a retreating manner so that the , ~i~p'f .C:~p1Q~. is possible. While dumping up, dumps will be properly graded . attfq/te~~e.\l. 'wjJn, rovision of contour drainage. Terracing is always ~ccompani~cl,:1~ft~-~:P.~~~~~J~~ f~f.-~s abilization of te~raced slopes. The earmarked dumprng areas ~~ - 1t>e~PP1:.~~P.~~r.o . i tural water bodres.

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2016-17 13,050.00 1,08,765.00 1 ,21 ,815.00

2017-18 18,885.00 85,950.00 1 ,04,835.00

TOTAL 31,935.00 1 ,94, 715.00 2,26,650.00

AVERAGE 15,967.50 97,357.50 1 J 13,325.00

Rate of yearly generation of sub grade minerals with reference to threshold values and proposal for stacking two years

No sub grade mineral is expected during this scheme period. As stained feldspar is not marketable, there is no plan to separate sub grade material. Whole of 31,935.00 MT of material is treated as dump.

Quantity and grade of sub grade mineral available at the mine

As such there is no sub grade mineral is stacked in this area. Schist, stained feldspar, stained quartz, biotite are the form of waste material. Feldspar and Quartz are intercalated with each other in some portion in the pegmatite and it is very difficult to separate the minerals. Stained feldspar and stained quartz are not marketable. Hence, the same is treated as waste.

7.0 USE OF MINERAL

7.1 MICA

J The mica excavated from the mine is mostly export oriented. Therefore, the whole production of mica is exported to foreign country from Chennai Port. Very little quantity of mica is used in India as washers, heat resistant materials in electrical devices.

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The main use of feldspar is in ceramic and porcelain industry mainly as glaze material. It is also used in the manufacturing of some specialized electrodes.

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Mica Dressing

Crude Mica books will be manually collected at the working place and will be bagged in second hand empty cement bags and then shifted to the loading stations, where from the mica bags will be hauled up to the surface and transported to the mica factory. At the factory the crude mica from mine will be sun-dried. The adhering rock and useless crude mica will be separated by splitting and shearing. The useless components will be sent to the mica scrap dump. The crude mica will be split and cut by knives in to micas of thickness ranging between 7 mil to 15 mil (0.017 mm to 0.35 mm) or more in thickness; such that the defects therein will be visible to enable selectivity shearing of the same. The object will be to have mica of maximum area free from defects.

These will be sorted out to the commercially defined sizes of block mica. While processing mica of thickness between 7.5 mil to 15 mil (0.02 mm to 0.35 mm) will get separated. These are called as films or chillas. These films are also sizes and sold as such.

The scrap mica would be further processed by screening on 2.5 em and 6.0 em mesh against the purchase orders to remove deleterious rocky matter. The saleable scrap mica would come to 70% to 75% of the total mica scrap. The scrap mica will be bagged in gunny bags and packed in 50 Kgs and consigned.

The quantity of scrap mica that will be generated during the plan period will be stacked separately. Now a days this is also saleable and till then this scrap is dumped separately .

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Proposals as per Position at the end S.No. Name of Work Approved Mining of 2 years of mining

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Neem planted.

Afforestation programme Eucalyptus was 4

1h Year : 1.00 Ha with precautions proposed 9.4

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plants afforestation

5th Year : 1.00 Ha (20 Plants) 80% Plants survived)

Quality of mine water and Mine water is good surface 9.5 any interference with water is not

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9.6 Fly Rock problems Control blasting is Control blasting is practiced practiced

Dry air prevails

9.7 Quality of Air during October to

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Planned to dump in the area as shown on plan

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Dumping area is selected on western side of the existing waste dump as shown in plan .

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4th Year : 1.00 Ha (20 Plants)

5th Year : 1.00 Ha (20 Plants)

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11.1 INTRODUCTION

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The Progressive Mine Closure Plan is prepared under Rule 23 (B) MCDR '1988. The main paras are common points, which are already discussed in main document of Scheme of Mining.

The mining lease area falls in the Survey of India, Toposheet No. 57 N I 11 & 12 and is bounded

GCP POINTS LATITUDE LONGITUDE

1 14°17'02.90"N 79° 41 '33.62"E

2 14°17'08.88"N 79°41'34.35"E

3 14°17'09.21 "N 79°41'32.60"E

4 14°17'12.11"N 79°41'33.11"E

5 14o17'14.16"N 79° 41 '28. 53"E

6 14 o 17'04.48"N 79° 41 '28.26"E

The mining lease area is located at the distance of 1.20 Km from Talupur Village and is connected with branch road of 2.00 Km from 2ih Km Stone on Gudur- Degapudi -Podalakur- Nellore main road.

The details of the area are as tabulated below :

District & State Village Mandai Sy. No's. Extent Ownership

Nellore 182, 183/1,

5.44 Hectares Andhra Pradesh

Perumallapadu Sydapuram 183/2,185/2, (13.46 Acres)

Patta Land 187, 197 & 203,

BOUNDARIES

North Irrigation Canal

South Kanaka Durgapuram village

East Road

West Agricultural Lands

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Method of Mining & Mineral Processing Operation

Mining will be done by semi mechanised open cast method of mining. No mineral processing will be taken up the ROM will be crushed to the required size as needed by the plant.

Reasons for Closure

a) Name & Address of Lessee

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M/s SRI VENKATA KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAHESWARA MICA MINES Perumallapadu Village, Sydapuram Mandai, SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh State.

Name & Address of RQP

V.T. CHANCER RQPI DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001 H.No.10-1, Flat No. 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Complex, Sai Baba Temple Lane, Above AXIS Bank ATM, P & T Colony, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad- 500 060. ~: 040-40138229, t: 93933 83357

Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

Web Site : www.ccgeotechnicals.com

RQPI DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001 (Valid Upto 30th April '2022)

RQP I HYD I 179 I 2000 I A (Valid Upto 29th April '2016)

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MINE DESCRIPTION

GEOLOGY AND RESERVES

Regional Features

The entire mica belt of Nellore district is almost a plain terrain with occasional hillocks and low mounds of Qua~~te:-9r hard intrusive rocks. The region is dissected by a large number .ot··-~·alas:". tt;Jaf·:join into the west to east flowing rivulets or streams. Apart f~~~;itle- fDairi riv~r~, ·"Rennar' flowing close to Nellore, Kandleru and Pinneru are{ ~lr )rf1pb,q~.r:t~ .. rivu l~ts running across the mining area of the belt. Being ~~ 'by,:~~a~~'~rJ,;:m~fsiS:~ which are dry during nonmons?on p~riods, the vol f!!J, a~~:~kS*;~;9r-i.j'ra~} the main rivers is low and sluggrsh durrng summer m&rittl .· , , .. ·:t·,··~ /'.!!f. I! rt·1 ... ~. :\'·:'> " . • J!!'~"i r.-·~.

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The undulating terrain of the ~~~~0·~~- p w'id~~ natural ponds, some of which have been further bunded to foi1r\~.:ti:lu~s 1tcr· erve domestic and irrigation needs of the villages. The main source for drinking water for majority of villages is through bore wells, though at some places open wells support farm irrigation and drinking needs.

Local Physiographic Features

This area forms part of Talupur section of the mica pegmatite occurrences, broadly confined between the Pinneru river to south, Kandleru river to the North. The area is a flat terrain situated about a kilometer, north west of the prominent quartzite ridge referred to as Varivada Konda and the nearest large village is Talupur.

The area is generally covered by shrub growth and thorny bushes and devoid of any dense tree growth. Localised lemon and mango gardens depending on well irrigation exist nearby. Agriculture is mainly rain dependant with seasonal cultivation of dry crops like jawar and pulses. The main villages are connected by motorable metalled roads leading to tarred P.W.D. roads to reach Nellore, the district head quarters via Podalukur and Gudur, the nearest rail head and commercial center.

GEOLOGY

Brief Regional Geology

The rock types of Nellore Mica belt have been stratigraphically grouped by Geological Survey of India as per the sequence which is summarized below.

Alluvium

Cuddalore Sandstones

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Granite Gneiss With inclusions of basic rocks quartz schists etc.

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Pegmatites and Quartz veins are mostly intrusive into the schistose series of rocks along the foliation planes or structurally weak zones. These intrusive are also subject to subsequent structural disturbances.

Mica deposits are confined to these pegmatites and their concentrations within the pegmatite have varied mineralogical and structural controls. Consequently, the mica mining activity has been broadly concentrated in the following sections of this mica belt.

Gudur Zone Around Chennur, Patragunta villages

Sydapuram Zone Saidapuram, Turpundala & Ananthamadugu villages

Utukur Zone Utukur, Kalichedu, Turimerla, Jogipalli, Chaganam etc.

Talupur Zone Talupur, Degapudi, Mudugedu etc.

Tatiparti zone Tatiparthi and around Kaligiri

Regional Structural Features

The regional trend of the above schistose series of rocks, which occupy a major portion of the mica belt varies between NNW - SSE and NNE - SSW with generally steep westerly dips and occasional easterly dips. Tight over folded country rocks subjected to shearing stresses with prominent strike faults and also transverse faults are a common feature of the region. It had left isolated mounds and hillocks of resistant rocks, which are decipherable as synformal folds. One such prominent feature is the 'Varivadakonda' occurring to the west of the line of pegmatites north of Talupur village.

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Post pegmatite faults, which had affected the pegmatite and its mica content are also evident in a number of mines. The folded country rocks exhibit regional plunges both to North and South at angles of generally less than 40°.

The veins and lenses of pegmatites and quartz are associated with granitic intrusions in the schists and generally follow the foliation planes. With varying sizes and ~'Y,~~R._matites are disposed parallel and also en-echelon to eayp~gfB.~t;··~·:ttf~ -·~t only usually conform to the regional plunge featfAs~:G-J(~~ ... ~P.~~"f#~~ks but also exhibit localized doubly plunging beh V~f:· //~.:~ ~.~~:·.~!~-: '.\~l ..

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Deciphering control~,- ;~df '(11'16a .:·g$16-~n~~ ~ ns in a pegmatite have remained an enigma·;, . tho~g~: ::~~~ ';( ~~~ mineralogical and structural guides have been followed· ~ittV som ~~ gree of success in this field.

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The quality of mica especially the colour is seen to be distributed in a pattern, which is though to be an effect of zoning in the process of crystallization of the pegmatitic material. It has been identified that the ruby coloured mica is seen to be confined to a central (core) region of the belt around the Kalichedu area with green mica occurring in pegmatites away from this core zone, referable as the peripheral zone. However, it has also been observed that some pegmatites have yielded both green and near ruby (or honey colored) mica in different depths. The pegmatites in the Talupur section produce green variety.

The distribution of concentration of mica books in the various pegmatites of the region indicates some mineralogical and structural controls of which the latter seen to be more in evidence. The commonly observed local for concentrations are along either wall contacts of the pegmatite with schists around the quartz core with the pegmatite along the closures of the pegmatite, often following the plunge in the form of a shoot, along the slip zones etc. These are related to structural features and such characteristics need to be established for guidance in individual pegmatites.

LOCAL GEOLOGY

A pegmatite body is outcropping in the mining lease area. The length is 270 Mt and width is varying from 68 to 35 Mt. The strike is N 8° E to S 8° W and the dip is 60° W. The pegmatite was worked for mica through 5 pits, depths ranging from 3 Mt to 10 Mt. The pegmatite consists of Mica, Quartz and Feldspar and the last two minerals are now marketable. Thus the deposit is economical now as all three minerals can be marketed.

11.2.2 Reserves

Discussed under Chapter- 3.0.

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The details of mining are discussed under Chapter - 5.1.

11.2.4 MINERAL BENF ICIATION :No Beneficiation is necessary.

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Review of implementation of mining plan I scheme of mining including five years progressive closure plan upto lli~. · ~closure of mine.

~- i-:-. .:,1;;,:, . • ·-.. i) Storage and Preservation o , Q-1 • ·~:·{;}··~

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No fertile soil is anticipat~'· ~-:~l.J r~/.j~·e:~·~fhi~·g-·:~f the mineral, the mineral g~nerated .within the interst i~~~ of ~~e· ~~~-.. : · : ~ f b~~~nsported to the plant along w1th the m1neral. ,,.: ~: , ·. ,, lr!-:~, l6·if

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No proposal of reclamation is proposEfci"-; r back filling. The mine pit will be utilized as water harvesting structure.

iii) Proposal for Phased Compensatory Afforestation

The plantation will be initiated all along the 7.5 m barrier zone all along the lease hold area; the area blocked under the 50 m barrier zone will be taken up after exhausting the mineral.

CLOSURE PLAN

Mined Out Land

Land Use Pattern of the mine area during the next 2 years will be as follows:

AREA HECTARES

Broken 0.549 Active Mine Area

To be Broken 2.201

TOTAL 2.75

Waste Rock Dumps 1.00

Infrastructure (Mines Office & Site Services) 0.01

Roads Nil

TOTAL AREA UTILISED 3.76

TOTAL MINE LEASE AREA 5.44

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The on-going mining and the downstream activities have covered the lease hold as detailed below :

1) Working Pit 27,500 M2

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Reclamation Plan

No reclamation is proposed during the scheme period.

Water Quality Management

2.75 Ha

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To control the carryover of silt VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE proposes to construct garland drains with sedimentation pits all along the dumps. The water will be drained into the tank nearby.

Air Quality Management

a) Existing Air Quality Status

Results of the ambient air quality were found to be well within the limits of National Ambient Air Quality (NAAQ) standards specified for Residential and Industrial areas.

b) Corrective measures for prevention of air pollution

The mine haul roads will be provided with automatic water sprinkling system.

• Provision of dust collectors for drilling machine.

• Provision of dust masks to the operators

• Greenbelt development with plantation of wide leaf trees, creepers, tall grass around the quarry.

Waste Management

The waste that will be generated as 08 and SB will be dumped along the western part of proposed dump over an extent of 2,26,650.00 MT.

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The soil which is suitable I fertile will be spread all along the 7.5 m barrier zone all along the lease boundary in the western part of the lease area for raising plantation during the scheme period.

Not applicable

2) First Aid Station

3) Water Facilities : an overhead water storage tank with adequate capacity cater to the water requirement for mines office and quarters.

4) Lighting Arrangement : Working is proposed in the day light hours only. However tower mounted halogen lighting arrangement would be provided within the mine area for security purposes.

Disposal of Mining Machinery

Not Applicable at this stage as it is progressive mine.

Safety & Security

VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE will leave a barrier of 7.5 m width all along the mining lease boundary where greenbelt will be developed and fenced off.

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The entire mining operations will be done under the supervision of the Mines Manager having First Class Mines Manager's Certificate of competency and supported by a team of mining engineers. The following natural I industrial problems are possible during the mining operation.

• Filling of the mine pit due to excessive rains.

• All safety precautions and provisions of MMR 1961 shall be strictly followed during all mining operations.

• Regular maintenance and testing of all mining equipment as per manufacturers guidelines.

• Provision of adequate capacity pumps for pumping out water from the mining pit with standby arrangements.

• Checking and regular maintenance of garland drainage to avoid inflow of surface water into the mine pit.

• Entry to unauthorized persons will be prohibited.

• Periodic checking of the worthiness of fire fighting and first aid provision in the mining area.

• Training and refresher courses for all the employees.

• Cleaning of mining faces regularly.

• Providing good security system by proper fencing, communication etc., at explosive magazines .

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Person in-charge

SYED ISMAIL

Mines Manager,

VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE

M/s SVKD & UM MICA MINES,

Economic Repercussions of Closure of Mine and Man Power Retrenchments

Not applicable as the mining is active. Further, the employees will be deployed in other quarry areas of the company after exhausting the deposit in the present ML area.

Number of local residents employed in the The local residents are basically

mine, status of the continuation of family agriculturists. The mining will not be

11 .5.1 18 carried out in monsoons. The labour occupation and scope of joining the occupation

will be engaged in agricultural back. activities

Compensation given or to be given to the 11.5.2 employees connecting with sustenance of Nil

himself and their family members.

Satellite occupations connected to the mining Road side Hotels/ Tea kiosks will be

11.5.3 industry - number of persons engaged therein -established by the vendors. The

continuance of such business after mine closes. mine is anticipated to operate for more than 20 years .

The local residents are basically Continued engagement of employees in the agriculturists. The mining will not be

11.5.4 rehabilitated status of mining lease area and carried out in monsoons. The labour any other remnant activities. will be engaged in agricultural

activities

No repercussions are anticipated by the society.

11.5.5 Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of Moreover, even after back filling of the society around due to closure of mine. the pits, the left over pit will be

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The time schedule is for abandonment

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Rs 5,oo,ooo Plantation on dumps

Construction of Rs 5,oo,ooo

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YEAR WISE PROPOSAL

Area (Ha) Quantity Expenditure

Items Details (Rs) Remarks

Proposed Proposed Proposed

Back filling Nil

Afforestation & back filled ~-.·.~ - :· ..::>

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l\ ,~~ Rehabilation of benches ~ .. ~ ~ I~}~~~ ~t -mined out land . - :;,., - . ~-··-'

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Converting into water e~\··. -.. "; : ::~: ~-:·~~u.;;: •r.-..v{/ y .•, , ~~'l7 reservoir ,\~. ,,

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Pitching

Construction of Parapet

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Stabilisation & Construction of Check

Rehabilation of dams along slope of Val N.A The dumps are very small

Dumps (with ties etc in height about1.5 M

lease} height

Construction of settling N.A ponds, (garland drains etc)

Desilting of settling ponds, N.A channels

Afforestation on dumps N.A

Others (please Specify)

Rehabilation of Afforestation (Green Belt) 0.50 50 plants Rs 5,000=00 barren area

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Ambient air quality

Water quality The company is spending Environmental Rs 20,000 per

Monitoring (Core Noise Level survey Quarter Rs 20,000=00 for all the

zone & Buffer (Rs 80,000=00 components under

zone) per Annum) Environmental Monitoring

Ground Vibration (Core zone & Buffer zone)

Others (Please Specify)

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Area (Ha) Quantity Expenditure

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Terracing

Pitching

Construction of Parapet walls I Retaining wall at N.A Toe of Dumps

Stabilisation & Construction of Check dams along slope of Val N.A The dumps are very small Rehabilation of ties etc in height about 1.5 M Dumps (with

height lease) Construction of settling ponds, (garland drains etc) N.A

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Afforestation on dumps N.A

Others (please Specify)

Rehabilation of Afforestation (Green Belt) 0.50 50 plants Rs 5,000=00 barren area within Lease Others (Please Specify)

Ambient air quality

Water quality The company is spending Environmental Rs 20,000 per Rs 20,000=00 for all the Monitoring (Core Noise Level survey Quarter

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The lessee will give financial assurance before executing the lease deed. At the end of the two years of mining, the area to be reclaimed is as follows :

Mines Office and Workers Rest room are the infrastructure available at the Mine Site. These will be left as it is for the use of local people for keeping their implements.

Details of area put to various uses that have been taken in to consideration for calculation of Financial Assurance as per CCOM's Circula r~~0-,. 1 9"/--2004 .

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02 . Storage of Top Soil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

03. Overburden I Dump Nil 1.00 1.00 Nil 1.00

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06. Roads Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

07 . Railways Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

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09. Tailing Pond Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

10. Effluent Treatment Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Plant

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12. Township Area Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

13. Others Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total 0.559 3.201 3.76 NIL 3.76

Total Area Utilised 3.76 Hectares

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The financial assurance for an amount of~ 2,00,0001- (Rupees Two Lakhs Only) in the form of Bank Guarantee will be submitted to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Nellore, before approval of the Scheme of Mining.

12.8 Certificate __ . . .

Certified that the above mentioned wi~l b ~~;~-~~.··-··~~:~~~~- .. ine Closure Plan for Mine Lease for M/s SRI VENKATA KAN , . ,[email protected]:~·~-W~~~ MAHESWARA MICA MINES for Mica, Quartz & Feldspar ~· ,t,.¥~~-cy~~~.\t?.· ~~;!~~ctares ( 13.46 Acres) in Sy. No's. 182, 183 I 1, 183 I 2, 1 . I : . .J~~?~~~·~!.!~ f\~~p3, Perumallapadu (V), Sydapuram (M), SPSR Nellore District~ . ~ · ;:l?- :r~K1¥.~1:fJ S~E}?

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All the measures proposed in this closure plan will be implemented in a time bound manner as proposed.

12.9 PLANS & SECTIONS

The plans and sections are enclosed.

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APPROVED 1\ (

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This ... Mming Plan is A _the Condition$ Sti ufproved ubject o In the Mmifg Plat attons tndlc<Hed No .. I.5.3..<J.(t.v.:ts1 Approval Let er Date t"'"'l

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MINES & MINERALS- Renewal ofMining Lease for Mica, Quartz & Feldspar over an extent of 13.46 acres in S .No. 182, 183/1, 183/2, 185/2, 187, 197 and 203 9f Perumallapadu (V), SydapUiam (M), Nellorc (Dist.) for a f-urther period of 20 years with effect from 21-6-97 in favour of M/s. Sri Venkata Kanaka Durga & Uma Maheswara Mica Mines - Granted - Orders -Issued. ----------... _________ .. ___________________ ..,__ ~ ... : ... .:...· .. -::::. ........ ----------------------------·- ·----

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2. ..The rates of royalty, dead rent and surface rent and water charges shall be collectable as fo11ows:

I. Rates of Royalty:

Mica: Four_per cent of sale price on ad valorem basis } or as revised by Government Quartz: Fitleen rupees per tQnne } from time to time Fe1dspa.t:Ten:per cent of sale price on ad valorem basis}

ll. Dead rent .{Rates of Dead rent in ·~upees per hectare per annum) or as revised :from time to time

Category ofthe Milling Lease

.Lease:; area up to 50 Hectares

ill. Sud'ace rent and Water charges

1st year of the lease

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2nd to Stl;l. year 6th to 1 Otll. year 11th year of the of the lease of the lease lease and·

onwards 70 140 200 .

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3: "ftle grantee sl).ould pay a deposit Rs.lO,OOO/- as prescribed under rule 32 of the Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 before the lease is actually executed.

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4. . The gran~ee should execute the lease deed within . the time -limit specified in Rule :n.?l._ . Mmeral ConcessiOn Rules, 1-960. r- · ~ -=-=~e~

5. The terms and conditions n iferred to in para 1 of this order are subject tq such (urther modifications, additions and alteration s as may be ordered before the lease ·deec,l is executed. - -

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~ Note: The gram is I iable for c::u~ce,llation should iL be foun~t was grossly inequitable

or was made under a misra~e of fact or owing to nusrepresentation or . .fi·aud or iii excess of autho1·ity.

7. A copy of this order is available on the Internet a,o,d ~can be accessed at the address ''http :II apts.gov .in/apgos".

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAlY.lE OF THE GOVERNOR-OF Al.'ID~ PRADESH)

K.V~ RAO,

To M/s. Sri Venkata Kanaka Du,rga &

Uma Mahes-wara Mica Mines, Talupur-(P6st), · -;::;ydapuram (rv1), Nellore (Dist.) (we) (BY RPAD)

Copy to:

PRLNClP AL SECRETARY TO .GOVERNMENT 8c. COMMISSIONER FOR INDUSTR.IA.L PROMOTION.,.-.

'fh~ Director of Mines and Geology, -Hyderabad.-(w.e. file) -llie Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, NelJore

The Collector, Nellore The Secretary, Govt. ofindia, Min. ofMines, Dept. of Mines, New Deihi The Contl'Oller General, Indian Bureau ofMines, Nagpur. The Director General, Mines Safety, Dhanbad, Bihar. The Regional Controller ofMin.es, Koti, Hyderabad. The Industries & Commerce (IF) Deptt., (2 copies) SF/Sc.

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No. o.nd d.a.to o:£ ~w:JC~Jne ~ax Q].ea-r~ cert:Ut.icate f:x:~ 1;.he :tanama• ~£.1davj.~ onQl,~lerl. Tax O:fZ:J.cer (att.aahc.Q) •

.a> part:.J.cu.1ara o;f tha Dtl.n.:l.no l.eQSe o£ 'WhJ.ch renewal. .1a <lwiJ.red.

o) <ie~ls o£. prev.ious renewal. q~~n~e~. i£ any.

Per.tod eo.r whi.ob ~wal. o£ min4ng l.ean-e .is required.

Who~e»: l:"enewe.l .1.s · appl.1.ed ~or tthe wbo~o Qr part of tba lea.oe ho1d ?

Doe£ t.he app:U..cant c:ont.J..J:w.fill to have s:ux£ace r.:t.Qb.ta over the cn:ett o4: ton• land £or lm.i.Ch ne ~ renewal. o.f the m.in.i.Dg leaao.

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annua~ ~rogramrne und p~an £or ey..aavat.i.on :frotR year to year (~o~ ~.i.ve ye~rn) and

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GOVERl~fENT OF ,-\c~DHRA PRADESH DEPARTJ\!IENT OF ~llNES & GEOLOGY

PlKH :EFDlNGS o:F THE ASST. DIRECTOR Ol< .!\tJJN:E..~ & GEOL()(:;.\'; "'iELIO•·n: (P1·esent:- Sri A.S.V.Prasad, B.Sc., Asst. Diret:tor) . . . .

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for }..fica. Quartz & Feldspar for a further period of 20 years w.~.fl'om 21.06.97 over an exten•

of 13.46 acres in S .No"s. 182, 183/1. 183i2, 185 ' 2. Ul7. 197 & 203 ofPerumallapadu vilbg•.:.

Syclapuram mandai, ~cJlorc District in favour of M/s. S1'i Venkata Kanaka Durga & t ·m~·

M :ahesW<ll"ll silica mines.

ln view of the above, sanction is hereby accorded to lVI/s. Sri Vt•nkata Kanak;;

Durga & t~ma Nlaheswara silica mines for commencement of }.lining ope-rations 1~·' 1

extraction of rvlica, Quartz & Feldspar over extent of 13.46 acres in S.No's. 182. L83:'1. lXJ,::.

18512, 1!-:7, ·197 & 203 ofPerumallapaduvi.llage, Sydapuram mandai, Nellore l.Jtstrkt f(Jr a

fut1her period or 20 years w.e.from 21.06.1997 to 20.06.2017. The lease deed in Form "K"

has been registered with the sub-register. Rapur vide Registration No. 346'2005, <bt.::d

04.05 .20()5 as required under Rule 31(2) of M.C.Rules of 1960 and the rules mad<~ lk'I",~11TlCk-r

in gcnc;ral ;md also the conditions of lease deed under M.C.Ruks, 1960 <md tht: additional

conditions sp~:cified in the appendix to the lease deed. The lessee should maintain ali the

records and accounts in the fo~1n prescribed by the Government and the.:_v should submit all fhc

concemed 1'\'lonthly • annual retums and rep9rts in the forms prescribed under r-.. LC.RuJes

1960 ami IVlincs & Minerals (Regulation & Development) Act, 1957.

Cndcr Section 16 of the Indian tvlines Act, 1952 notice of opening of th.; mine shoulll

he given to 111~~ Director General of:Nfines Safety, Dhanhad and to all the concerned .

~s. Sri Venkata Kanaka Durga & Uma l'vlahes'<vara silica mines,

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working Partners remuneration payment shall not restllt in bunk losses. ;\II the t'thl'l ~im· "nrki11L~

PartiiLTS shall act unde r the supervisipnof"~il;tn:tt~ing P<trtncr Siddavar:lpll Vij;l\:1 Hh:1sk:1 r l~t·d1h

l"lw rcrnttncration pa)·lllellt sh;dl hl· rc~~t!l;~tcd in a•.:cmdanu: with i"utliiL' st.tttltlll' :1tlll:nli1m:nl.

DISSOLUTION OR RETIH.EMENT ETC

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<lfk r tht~ir rcspei.:ti'-e partnership interest in the Partnership.

BANK ACCOUNT OPERATION

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Mine ;;; and lease hnld I ights or tlw 1\trtlii'I'Sitip (IS well <IS 111CJ1tioncd ;thnn'

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To, THE REGIONAL CONTROLLER OF MINES INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES HYDERABAD HYDER AP

Dear Sirs,

CONFIRMATION OF BANK GUARANTEE ISSUED BY os· Your Ref.

With r~ferenc~ to your letter gua!:antee/extension of guarantee · are qi ·v5n· b~l~"!.:

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2. Date of Guarantee 3. Guarantee Amount 4. Issued at the request of

MINE 5 . Valid Upto 6 . Validity Extended Upto 7 . Claim Period Upto 8 . Claim Period Extended

014714IGFI 23-01-2014 INR SRI VENKATA

31-03-2018

Date: Time: Page : Letter

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Hyderabad .

. GURANTEE Bot@

~ In consid~ration of the Governm·ent of A.P. having granted the mining lease vide G.O.No.158,

I&C Dept, Dt 22.07.204 21.06.2Q.07 to 20.06.2017, Subject to the provision of Mines &

e ·Minerals ( Development & Regylation) Act 1957 . and to the rules made there under in

ti general and subje~t to cor:nditlo~ in form 'K' Prescribed under Mineral concession Rules

1960, to the SRI VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE Owner : M/S. SRI VENKATA

9 KANAKA DURGA & UMA MAt·fESWARA MICA MINES, Perumallapadu, Talupur (V).

Sydapuram (M), SPSR Nellore Dr. ~ :rrce:rr ~ ~ ~ .. ~ 3, ..,. - . K

For ANDdR.A. BAN .

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1. !JAnd where as the said mining lease was subsequently renewed vide GO. No: 158 DPT. and

~ated 22.07.2004, 27.6.2007 to 20.6.2017 under trpe provisions of rule 31 of mineral

concession Rules 1960 cover an extent of Ac. 13-46 cents in Survey No. 182 P, 183-1,

183~2, 185-2, 187/P, 197W. 203/P applied for renewal on dated 21,06.2007 the lessee is

~required under the terms a~d conditions laid in the mineral concession Rules 1960 (here in

~after called th~ Ruies) read with subsection (2) of Section 5 of Minee and minerals

.(Development & Regulation) Act 1957 and the Regional controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of ~ .

Mines, Hyderabad letter No. FNo,.659{490)/MC/06/Hyd dt: 22/09/2006 and rule 23 E of the

we) 3Trcf;IT ~ For ANDHRA BANK

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Mineral Conservation & Development Rules 1988 to furnish financial Assurance for the due

fulfillment of the provisior'1s contained in rule 23E of the Mineral conservation and

development rules, 1988 in t!1e form of a bank guarantee (herein after called Guarantee

bond) of Rs. 1 ,00,000-00 -(Rupees one lakh only). We Andhra bank, Gudur duly authorised

on the acting for and on behalf of Andhra bank, Gudur. Therein after called "The bank" at the

request of the lessee do here by under· take to pay to the regional controller of Mines, Indian

Beauro of Mines, Hyderabad, an amount not exceeding Rs. 1 ,00,000-00(Rupees one lakh

only). As securities so as to _indemnity the regional controller of mines, Indian bureau of

of

conclusive as regards the amount due and payable by the Bank under this Guarantee Bond.

However, our liability under this guarantee shall be restricted to an amount not exceeding

Rs. 1,00,000-00(Rupees One Lakh only).

We undertake to pay the Regional Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad

any money so demanded n6t withstanding dispute or disputes raised by the lessee or his

agent, manager, representative or servant in any suit or proceeding pending before any

court of tribunal relating tt~~reto and our liability under these presents being absolute and

unequivocal.

The payment promised to be made us under the Guarantee Bond shall be valid discharge

our liability for payment them under and the lessee shall have no claim against us for any

matter related to maki~: ~~ s ~ ~·-> ;::ayment.

3. We. Andhra Bank, Gudur agree that the Guarantee herein contained shall remained in

full force and effective during the period that would be taken for the performance of-the

lessee under the r.uies and that it shall contunue in force till the Regional Controller of

Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad by virtue of the power conferred under rule

23F(5) of the Mineral Conservation & Development Rules, 19fif8 have been fully

satisfied and or till the Regional Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad.

certifies that the obligiations under the provisions of rule 23E read with rule 23 E read

with rule 23 F (1) is fulfilled by the lessee and have been fully properly earned out by the

lessee and unle~s a demand or claim under this guarantee Bond is made on us in writing

by the Regional Co!~tro!l~r of Mines. Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderab~, or before

11. 10.2007 W'6 ~!-,:--:;:: L~ J i~charged from sli fiabilites un~~s. Wa~t~ & t.,-c!. o r ,..._LH.J;-t, , Hl:JJ-.1"! .... . ,---,

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4. We, Andhra Bank, Gudur agree with the Regional Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad

that the Regional Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad shall have

the fullest libe~y withou~ our consent and without affecting in any manner our

obiligations hereunder to vary any of the terms and conditions or to extend time of

performance by the· said .lessee or for any furtherance act! omssion on the part the

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. . .. Regional Controller of Mines. Indian Bureau of Mines, Indian Bureau of mines,

Hyderabad lessee or by any such matter thing whatsoever which under the law relating

Not withstanding anything contained herein.

Our liability under this Bank Guarantee shall not exceed Rs.1 ,00,000/- (Rupees One

Lakh only).

This Guarantee Bond shall valid upto 31-03-2018

We are liab!·e to · pay· the Guarantee amount are any part thereof under this bank

guarantee only and only if the Regional Controiler of Mines. Indian Bureau of Mines,

Hyderabad the·Bank Guarantee is on behalf of the SRI VELAGA VENKATESWARA

MICA MINE. represented by Sri S.V. BHASKAR Reddy, 24/1 , 6/22, Dargamitta,

Nellore.

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iDEP.ARTMENT OF MINES 8c. GEOLOGY GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

CERTIFICATE OF RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION AS QUALIFJEO PERSON TO PREPARE MINING PLAN

UNDER RULE 14(3) OF GRANITE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT RULES 1999

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granted renewal 14(3) of the Gramte

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Registration Number is : \ RQP I DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001

JU~:# DIRECTO~ OF MINES & GEOLOGY

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Kanaka Durga Colony 200 0.50 South

T ummalatalupur 2,000 1.25 North

Duggunta 800 4.25 NW

Ramapuram 1,000 4.50 NW

Ouggunta Rajupalem 500 5.00 NW

Degapudi 2,000 2.50 NE

Kolichedu 1,500 4.50 NE

Kollchedu 1,600 4.00 NE

Turimerfa 1,000 4.50 SE

Perumallapadu 1,000 3.50 South ~-- - - - -~ --

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FOR

VELAGA VENKATESWARA MICA MINE

Over an extent of 5.44 Hectares (13.46 Acres) in Sy. No's. 182, 183/1, 183/2, 185/2, 187, 197 & 203

Perumallapadu (V), Sydapuram (M), SPSR Nellore District Andhra Pradesh State. t

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(V.T.CH.6.NOE~ RQP/HY0 /179/2000/A

RQP/DMG/HYD/02/2001

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I uo dz 1 Lease Area Boundar)' & ~-=J~~] :;==;· 7 .Sm Buffer Zone

ll-r' I Wa<king Pits

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FELDSPAR, QUARTZ & MICA

Sy N~s 182,18311,183/2,18512,187,197 & 20JEX!ef<.05A4Ka, PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYDAPURAM (M),

S.P.S.R. NELLORE DISTRICT

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SCHEME OF M FOR

VELAGA VENKA TESHWJl FELDSPAR,QUAF

Sy No's 182,183/1,183/2,185/2,187,19.

PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYD S.P.S.R. NELLORE 01

ANDHRA PRADE~

CONCEPTUALF Lessee: M/s S.V.K.D &l

SCALE: 1:1000 CONTOUF

V.T.CHANDER, RQPI HYD I 17! RQPI DMG I H'l

# 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Carr

1 . Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad - 60.

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4.790 Ha I

INDEX

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I · ~ I Lease Area Boundary & ~- ==e?"'==~~;;=~· 7.5m Buffer Zone

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I .&. A.& j Plantation duril)g ..,.. '""t' .,., . The Scheme Penod ...____,__;:....___,__,

TABLE INDICATING THE BREAK UP OF AREAS IN THE

DURING THE SCHEME PERIOD 2012-1:

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Area put on Additional use at start of Plan (in Ha)

requirement d

Area Under Mining 0.549 2.201

Nil Nil

Nil 1.00

Nil Nil

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Railways

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Green belt Nil

I Tailing Pond I Nil

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Effulient Treatment Nil Plant

Nil

Mineral Separation Nil

Plant Nil

lnLUnc:!hin Aro'!:ll Nil Nil

Retaining wall Nil !Others

Garland Drains Nil

Total ..........-:-.:. -.0.559 3.20'

SCHEME I

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LDSPAR,Ql

FINANCIAL ASSl

Lessee: M/s S.V.K.[ SCALE: 1:1000 CONT

V.T.CHANDER, RQP/ HYD RQP/DMG

202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi ilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad- 60.

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N 50 ; I / / / / / '/ / / / / JR I .~...r-¥- I • I I

N 25 ; / A f / _1 ,,. , II

INDEX

,_ ABM 100 I Benchmark (MSL

cA I Lease Area Bounc 7.5m Buffer Zone

C? I Contours

r-n -n-n-n11 I Working Pits r

RL92.00 I Relative Level

I -- I Canal

Canal Safety Barr ~

I A-----A1 I Section Lines

Soil Cover

FJ-.J .... J .. Jq Schist

~:;:::::::§~~.~~:::~;:~·:·:·:j . =........................ Pegmat1te . ::~~;:::::;~:=:~::~~::~~~;~::::;~

~ Mine Layout Plan;

~ Proposed Dump 2!

I

. -. -. - I Proposed Plantat . '

-f-,·-· '~'"'~NES~"" C .... RTIF -·· ... :\'0 _....,.\. , .:J e,,-\.

' D-('~ ."f . CHAN'::>E~)

r-zQ? fHYD/179/2C/JO/ RQPf DMG/HYD /02/2(

~- . R.Q.P

SCHEME OF Ml~ FOR

VELAGA VENKATESHWARA FELDSPAR, QUARTZ

Sy No's 182,183/1,183/2,185/2,187,197 & 21

PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYDAPL S.P.S.R. NELLORE DIST~

ANDHRA PRADESH

MINE LAYOUT PLAN :

Lessee: M/s S.V.K.D &U.M SCALE: 1:1000 CONTOUR INl

V.T.CHANDER, RQP/ HYD /179/20• RQP/ DMG I HYD I 0

# 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Complex, Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad - 60.

20!l!Phone No's : 040 - 40138229,939338335i

N 375 •

~ N 350 I :a I I r- .. ~

N 325 1 r M \ . ·_. ~ · ' ~1 1( 11 .7---;-~ ~ ~I I

I ~. ~ ~- - ' . I - . - - ~ .~· :· .• >·;.:·.:::~~~:~

N 300 ~<:::! ~~~ ~ • ... :.·:::: ..• :: -:.::. I I -~ -n~~-- ......... ••r

i' Tjl' .. - . -r-----l

,. - . ~ I • ,;s;~;;s;s;~6./1K4Ff 4 I I I N 275 . ~ KJ( l?D' ).~ l?d 4 <lq 4 I I .7 ~ u z< ~ • • J .. ..

4

N 250 I ~Y<=-l' )p{ ' ~7=1~ . I • .. " ! . . I J/;,/l;t,c, [ .t;.{.tftY/UIH ~ ' I I

N 225 1 .._- 1!2Hi<=-/ \':"=-/ t>,'(c--.,,;g : 1 .- · • ··1 • • r s<'C//,lf. ;z,~'//,1 1 1 [ ~ 1 1

1 I ..;.B~- > ~.,.,- .*-.. i · - ·· ·· ~ ' J2~~:{m//~/~L!t7"' , ~ // .fJ I N 200 )&!' v '8'' v~ ~ v · ~ . • k ~ • 41 :. a • //>. - ~'7 ~ ~ 4 ,4-~J~

I ~v~~"--"\_/,'-1-/~ <l • I I r U '?f/ 'Y~J( ~/~I''jy( / J X/j/ .u I N 175 .r ~ ~"Vc:::-\9-v-98 · · • .. ¥1 • • 1

'· 1>~ ·77 >';> J > <> > ~ •jl::!,.,l- , > • ~-1---l

N15o l Ia~":-'~~ ·:i .. . · ... ! {~x · ~(,/ - l· -~

d CG: ~ 1

- .t ' n • g'$;*1'/ ~/i~f'~//$/'/g ~; ~ / j • ~ ;1 I N 12 'i ' ·_ <l . , l ~ ' • • . I " . I =;r ;; cr >0s ~; ~~>;A : I 7 \ • / { E1

N 1 oq r-""1 ..... . I . · · A • • • .1 · · _ . .. . ! ·, - · · ; rl~~-x~~~000t;:·;~tj00l'1X~f ·1-/..,L~/ I \ - L-f A I

N50 I l . ~

N 25 ....,

INDEX

I J ABM 100 I Benchmark (MSL)

I ~ I Lease Area Boundc ~-==<Y'==~~;;::::~· 7 .Sm Buffer Zone

I~ I Contours

I r-,,~_,,-,,~1, I Working Pits

[ RL92.00 J Relative Level

[7 .- :J Canal

~ Canal Safety Barri1

[ A-----A1 l Section Lines

Soil Cover

..... ~ ~ --... . - - -~ L _ _ _ ; Sch1st • ' 4.&:

I 1IL ._ - ...._ J

~.;;;:;;;:~~·:~.;.:.;.;.,...;.:-:-:-:-:: ... :·:-ij Pegmatite t&t~:~:§=~~~=:=:~:~=:=~=~~:;~:

lr--- 1J Mined out Area 20·

L--- J

Mine Layout Plan ~

~~:~~:~ij~=~~~~~ij;~~~ Dump of 2015·16 ·······•;•.;•;•.•••.;.•.;• ~~-:..:.":..:~~~;.,:;.,z,::.

c

Proposed Plantat

~I

~ .... c:> -

}y) L L1 . LESSEE ~

R~TIFJ

{ 1 .T. CHANDE~ . flQP/HYD/179/2000//

RQP/DMG/HYD/02/20( R.Q.P .

SCHEME OF Mlr FOR

VELAGA VENKATESHWARJ FELDSPAR, QUART~

Sy No's 182,183/1,183/2,185/2,187,197 &

PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYDAP S.P.S.R. NELLORE DIST

MINE LAYOUT PLAN

Lessee: M/s S.V.K.D &u.r SCALE: 1:1000 CONTOUR I~

V.T.CHANDER, RQP/ HYD I 179 I~ RQP/ DMG I HYD I

# 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Comple Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad - 60.

one No's : 040- 401

N375 ~----------r---------7--------~--------~--------~r---------r---------+-------~

~ N 350

1 ( , 1 1 --......

1 .....:... ........, , 1 , r~~ .

............ 7 7 - ' I .-M3

N 325 I r 1\ ~V"v,?<.v)S,vbv,?<.vbv"\:t~'v"<...v'11Vx,v~Av2\;~2S~·k"'ii::::---t-/-f/---+' --'~l----+-------1

N 300 I I f'5l'"'I/\,Apllf\c1\/\/\l~x6~6 ... 6x1"'\/",/"v'i',/'V"'st~D.-0'-,.V\~--4i»:•:;;y:g.;.;y.t;.N;.;.:.:V ! I l '

N 275 I ~/).;<,/).~ " - ~ :: .1 F":!:Z'Z·~·.-:.·f:*f-t 4J I I

I -4

d . ! . 'A • 4 4

.... ~

4 •

•

4

4

4,

4

..

..

•

c . ... :" ••• ~ 10 D " · ~ · ~v~M · ~ ........ ..._. .. ..... . . ;; . - , . .:.:·=·=·=·:.:;.:.:~.:r,:. - -- I .

.. 4 • • 1. ... 4 . 4· - 1 . .

1' " I • .,.. . I:; -

.. I· <I <

• I • . ~ I' . " 4 • " • ~ _A

< I / .A:~~~~~~=~~~~~~:\ I l ... · ~~XJ ~ .A I . . . .. ., . I • • . · ' .. . ... . d . ~4

4 .. , • l O :•:•:?Y.•:·m:•FEI.·:·?:"i::·:·:·:·":::.;;_,. I 14 I Y .' /. X '/ I .. V Y I r- ... 1 -~

4, .. N 1 2~ .... , J I ., 4 .. i • • · • l •

. ;4 . 4 1 ·· .•. · ..

Q 1 , I _ _. . I -- • • ~ .l • I - · · · P'¥-3-f~::~·:·:·::·:·:·:::·:T:':':·:·:·:·::·:·:·:·:·:·R • 1 I / / ~./--l-~

N 75

4

.0 N 50

• I •

N 25

INDEX

l! ABM 100 j Benchmark (MSL

Lease Area Boun1 7 .5m Buffer Zone

Contours

I r-,l-,l-,l--tl-,l1\ I Working Pits

j RL92.00 J Relative Level

~ -~ j Canal

~ Canal Safety Bar

I A---- A 1 I Section Lines

Soil Cover

~ ...... '""' ~ ~ . .

....,. .....,. ...... S Sch1st - - - --r ::;;::::;;:.:..::·::-;:: ......... .._.:~'7=-~~1 · ....................... ~.. Pegmatite ............................... .... ... ...... .................... .. _.. ...

...... .:.·.,· .. ·.-.·:::.·.·:::.·.·.·.-.~.·-·.·:.·: . .. ~ ·- · ., ....................... .

/?4 {}1 I:?. I r ~: . ' ~'.! \

17) z_ -C.t .: I I

',

l

LESSEE '~

COR~~ -( V.T. CHANDER

RQP/HYD/179/200( RQP/DMG/HYD/02/2

R.Q.P

SCHEME OF Mit FOR

VELAGA VENKATESHWAF FELDSPAR,QUARl

Sy No's 182,18311,183/2,185/2,187,197 i PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYDA

· S.P.S.R. NELLORE DIS ANDHRA PRADESI-

SURFACE GEOLOG

Lessee: M/s S.V.K.D &U.

SCALE: 1:1000 CONTOUR I

V.T.CHANDER, RQPI HYD I 179/ RQP/ DMG I HYC

# 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Compl Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad - 60.

N 00 E25 E 100 E 150 E 20tbPhone No's : 040- 40138229 ,939338~

Buffer Zone of 500 Around the Lease Area

§ ~ ~

AGRICULTURAL LANDS ~

Minor -AGRICULTURAL LANDS

AGRICULTURAL LANDS [ Kanaka Durgapura DDDDDDD DDDDDDD ODD DODD

DDDDD

AGRICULTURAL LANDS

ctJ

~~ OID (.()(/) .._m OID a.> -I c:Q.)

~£ '-"0

:Jgc: ;:,;:, me

<(

N

-~'\ s 8~ + WIND DIRECTION

INDEX

~ I Quarry Lease Area

I o I [~ I

Buffer Zone of 500M Around the Lease Area

Buffer Zone of 60M Around the Lease Area

j!yr £_ 1_ 1 . LESSEE

- c· . -.-~·.-;. Ct·-i -

.

!~(·:.-JHY /17'_ ... -~~'; .. ,.· R-- P/DMG/HYD/OL, L.'ci ·1 .,l.,! R.Q.P

SCHEME OF MINING FOR

VELAGA VENKATESHWARA MICA MINE FELDSPAR,QUARTZ & MICA

Sy No's 182,183/1,183/2,185/2,187,197 & 203 Extent.05.44 Ha, PERUMALLAPADU (V), SYDAPURAM (M),

S.P.S.R. NELLORE DISTRICT AND P ESH

ENVIRONMENT PLAN

Lessee: M/s S.V.K.D &U.M Mica Mines SCALE: 1:1000 CONTOUR INTERVAL, O.Sm.

V.T.CHANDER, RQPI HYD I 179 I 2000 I A RQPI DMG I HYD I 02 I 2001

# 202, Mahalakshmi Ganapathi Complex, P & T Colony, Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad - 60. Phone No's : 040 - 40138229 9393383357

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