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MINING PLAN AND MINE CLOSURE PLAN (FIRST REVISION)

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PARSA COAL BLOCK (BLOCK AREA- 12.52 SQ.KM)

OF

HASDO - ARAND COALFIELD DISTRICT - SURGUJA & SURAJPUR

STATE- CHHATTISGARH

VOLUME - I (TEXT)

TARGET CAPACITY- 5.00 MTPA SEPTEMBER 2016

RAJASTHAN RAJYA VIDYUT UTPADAN NIGAM LIMITED (UNDER GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN)

VIDYUT BHAWAN, JANPATH JYOTI NAGAR, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN-302005

PREPARED BY

KUMAR RAJESH SINGH

RQP - 34011/(29)/2008 -CPAM

r MINING PLAN & MINE CLOSURE PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK- 5 MTPA (FIRST REVISION)

r Reply to the comments made by technical members of the committee of Ministry of Coal communicated vide letter no. 34011/24/2016- CPAM, Dated 17th August, 2016

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2 9 (a)

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3 6 (c)

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Reply on Comments

1.125 Mt of rejects are likely to be generated annually, the

uti lization of the same needs to be elaborated

Annually generated 1.125 Mt rejects w il l be utilized in FBC based

Thermal Power Plant which is located in adjacent coal block i.e.

Parsa east e, Kanta Basan Coal Block. Location of FBC based

thermal power plant is shown in Plate No - II e, V.

Incorpo rated in 1 (i)

Base date of t he mining plan is June 201 6, while at para 5(c) two

year of construction period has been envisaged. As such the

production from the project should start from the year 2018-19,

while at summary para (b) the starting year of production indicated

as 2019~20, this needs to be reconciled

As per the efficiency parameter given by MoC, coal production will

start during 2019 - 20 . However best effort will be taken to start

coal production before 201 9 - 20 . Construction period will be of

three yea rs.

Reconcil ed in 9 (b)

As indicated at para 6 (c) , 76% of end use coal requirement for unit

3 to 6 Chhabra TPS, 100% of Kalisindh Power Project unit 1 & 2 and

66% of Suratgarh Supercritical TPP unit 7 & 8 is to be met from this

project coal, while at para 1 (i) the percentage of end use

requirement to be met from this mine is different this needs to be

reconciled

Reconciled in 6 (c) as per table below:-

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Power Plant (MW) %of end use requirement tp be met from this mine I

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Chhabra Thermal Power Project Unit -3 to 6

Kalisindh Power Project Unit- 1 e. 2

Suratgarh Supercritical TPP, Unit- 7 8- 8

26%

19%

36%

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at Page 10- reconciled

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Reply Reconciled in table 9.4 e. at Page 10-57, 11-6, 11 -31 of Mining Plan e. Page 6, 32 of Mine Closure Plan.

5 Table 9.5 8- The figures for Void and plantation indicated for End of mine

page 10-49, closure needs to be reconciled

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e. Page 15,

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Page 7, 33 of Mine Closure Plan.

6 Page 11-55 · Bar chart for the activities to the taken up for the period life of the \..

8-11-56 mine plus 3 year should be provide indicating activity-wise breakup (

of the abandonment cost

Reply Incorporated in page 69, 70 of Mining Plan 8- page 71. 72 of Mine (

Closure Plan.

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WPI as on the base date should be considered for assessment of \..

amount to be deposited in escrow account as a security against the

mine activities to be carried out for the closure of the mine. \..

Since the project is under implementation the base date indicated (

at summary needs to be kept as March 16. '

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Reply Incorporate in para 11.5.2 of Mining Plan & para 5.2 of Mine Closure

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Base date for WPI index for calculation of closure cost has been

considered as Ju ly 2016.

The annua l closure cost as per new guidelines issued by M oe is

ca lculated as fo ll ows. In this calculation closure cost of an opencast

mine has been considered as 0.09 Crores per Hectare (as per WPI

July, 2016).

WPI as on August, 200 9 129.6 0 (

WPI as on Base date July, 201 6 183. 90

Escalation rate of Closure Cost 1.42

Rate of Compounding of Annual Closure Cost 5. 00%

Amoun t to be deposited in to Escrow Accoun t after Compounding @ of 5 % "Rs. In Crorers"as per approved 378.43

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mine closure plan is given below

Base Rate of Closure Cost "Rs. Crs. I Ha." 0.06

Closure Cost "Rs. Crs. I Ha." 0.09

Lease Area "Ha." 1,252.45

Amount to be deposited into Escrow Account "Rs. In 106.63

Crs." Amount Already deposited into Escrow Account "Rs. In -Crs." Net Amount to be deposited into Escrow Account ·:Rs.

106.63 In Crs."

Ba lance Life of the Project "in Years"(lnc lude Three 45.00

years Construction Period)

Annua l Closure Cost "Rs. In Crs." 2.37

Amount to be deposited in escrow account for entire life is given

be low: -

(Compounding @ 5% annua l escalation)

Year in Rupees Crores Year in Rupees Crores

1 2.37 24 7.28 2 2.49 25 7.64~.

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3 2.61 26 8.02

4 2.74 27 8.43

5 2.88 28 8.85

6 3.02 29 9.29 7 3.18 30 9.75

8 3.33 31 10.24

9 3.50 32 10.75

10 3.68 33 11.29

11 3.86 34 11.86 (

12 4. 0 5 35 12.45 (

13 4.26 36 13. 07

14 4.47 37 13.72 (

15 4.69 38 14.41 (

16 4.93 39 15.13 (

17 5.17 40 15.89

18 5.43 41 16.68 (

19 5.70 42 17.52 (

20 5.99 43 18.39 (

21 6.29 44 19.31 22 6.60 45 20.28 {

23 6.93 Total 378.43 (

8 Para 11.1.8 Closure plan preparation needs to be in line with the guidelines of

8- 2.8 of the Mine Closure plan (

MCP

Reply Closure plan is prepared by RQP and the same will be put up for

rJt approval of competent authority of Company. The Board of the

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9 Para11.1.8 As per guidelines the details of coal beneficiation facility and \

8- Para 3.1. 6 management of rejects should be furnished, which should include:- 1...

Coal beneficiation facility and its process, Proposal regarding future

maintenance or dismantling of structures of washeries; Steps taken

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f or proper f unctioning of Slurry pond and periodic desiting, water

re-circulation, measures to prevent water pollution from s lurry pond,

arrangement for surplus water overflow, Utilization of Coal rejects,

rejects dumps should be properly benched and graded on cession of

washery/ mining operation; Slurry pond should dismantled and

dewatered and area reclaimed at the end of washery

Reply Incorporated in para 11.3. 6 of Mining Plan 8- para 3. 6 of Mine

Closure Plan.

10 Para 11.7, Para 11.7, 11.8, 8- 11.9 should be modified in line with the guideline

11.8, 11.9 8- for mine closure plan issued by MOC, New Delhi dated 07.01.2013

Pra 8, 9 8-

10 of MCP

Reply Incorporated in para 11.6, 11.7 and 11.8 of Mining Plan 8- para 6, 7, 8

of Mine Closure Plan.

11 As the adjacent mine is allotted to same owner, coal locked in the

barrier should be taken out for conservation point of view.

Reply The coal blocked in barrier 8- batter in eastern side of Parsa Coal

Block is shown in table below:

GROSS COAL BLOCKED NET COAL MINABLE

COAL Total SEAM

BARRIER BATTER TOTAL 10% Loss 10% Loss OB

Mt Mt Mt Mt Mt Meum VI 0 .05 1.06 1.11 1.00 0.90 24.20 v 0.19 3.84 4.03 3.63 3.26 6.17 IV 0.38 7.81 8.19 7.37 6.63 13.52

TOTAL 0.62 12.71 13.33 12.00 10.80 43.89

It is proposed to excavate 10.80 Mt of coal blocked in barrier 8-

Batter in eastern side of Parsa Coal Block.

Parsa Coal Block and Parsa East 8- Kanta Basan coal block are

having common boundary. It is envisaged to do staggered working

in both blocks in order to excavate coa l blocked in barrier 8- batter

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of common boundary. It is important to note that in order to

excavate coa l blocked in barrier e. batter of both block, substantial

quantity of overburden needs to be rehand led. I

Incorporated in para 5.1. 3 of Mining Plan.

12 Land avai lable after dismantling CHP and washeries should be

properly uti lized.

Reply Land ava il ab le after dismantling CHP and washeries will be utilized

for public use and green belt development.

Reconciled in table 9.4 e. at Page 10-57, 11-6, 11 -31 of Mining Plan e. Page 6, 32 of M ine Closure Plan.

13 Posit ion of sumps shou ld be indicated in the stage plans.

Reply Incorporated in all stage plans. (P late no - XVII I. XIX, XX, XXI, XXII ,

XXIV and XXVII)

14 Width of centra l hau l road may be increased

Reply 55 meter wid th of centra l haul road has been keep considering

safety berm at the toe of dump in both side of hau l road , be lt

conveyor alignment and t ransportation of man e. machi ne. 55 meter

of hau l road will be suffic ient in for mine operation keep ing safety

into co nsideration

Reco ncil ed in page 5-15 of Mining Plan.

15 An average GCV may be calculated for t he ent ire deposit or

ca lendar program may have year wise quality/Grade of coal (

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Year wise Composite

l... Years Coal Quality Years Coal Quality

~ Re ply Coal in Mt

range in GCV Coal in Mt

range in GCV (

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IQ" . \ 1 1.50 G-14 to G-16 22 5. 00 G-15 to G-17 II ( .,.

2 3.00 G-13 to G-15 23 5.00 G-15 to G-17 I' J

) 3 5. 00 G-13 to G-15 24 5.00 G-14 t o G-16 -. . 4 5.00 G-13 to G-15 25 5.00 G-14 to G-16 (

1l 5 5.00 G-13 to G-15 26 5.00 G-14 to G-16 <

6 5.00 G-14 to G-16 27 5.00 G-14 to G-16 \

7 5.00 G-14 to G-16 28 5. 00 G-14 to G-16 \.

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8 5.00 G-14 to G-16 29 5.00 G-14 to G-16

9 5.00 G-14 to G-16 30 5.00 G-14 to G-16 10 5.00 G-14 to G-16 31 5.00 G-14 to G-16 11 5.00 G-14 to G-16 32 5.00 G-14 to G-16 12 5.00 G-15 to G-17 33 5.00 G-14 to G-16 13 5. 0 0 G-15 to G-17 34 5.00 G-14 to G-16 14 5. 00 G-15 to G-17 35 5.00 G-14 to G-16 15 5.00 G-15 to G-17 36 5.00 G-14 to G-16 16 5. 00 G-15 to G-17 37 5.00 G-14 to G-16 17 5.00 G-15 to G-17 38 5.00 G-14 to G-16 18 5. 00 G-15 to G-17 39 5. 00 G-14 to G-16 19 5.00 G-15 to G-17 40 5. 0 0 G-14 to G-16 20 5.00 G-15 to G-17 41 4 .00 G-14 to G-16 21 5.00 G-15 to G-17 42 1.91 G-14 to G-16

Above data has been ca lcu lated f rom geo logica l report, w hich may

change during actua l mining operation.

Recon cil ed in para 5.1. 8, 11 .1. 5 of Mining Plan e. Para 1.0.5 of Mine

Closure Plan.

16 Less area can be taken for · residential colony with multi storied

buildings

Reply We are taken 30 Ha land for Colony which will be acquired outside

of Parsa Coal Block. Colony has been designed with Multistoried

Residential building w ith necessary facilities Like Playground,

Garden, Shopping Complex, School etc. However effort will be taken

to optimize requirement of land during detail design.

17 It would be difficult to get 33 KV line from 70 Km distance

Reply The power supply for Parsa Coa l Block sha ll be taken from existing

132/33 KV switchyard at nearby Parsa East e. Kanta Basan Coal

Block (allotted to RRVUNL), which is about 5 KM from Parsa Coal

Block.

Incorporated in Para 3.2 of Mining Plan.

18 Results of Physic-mechanical and washability tests maybe

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Incorporate Physio-mechanical test in Geology Chepter - IV, and

washability tests has not been done in Parsa Coal Block. However

washability test result of adjacent coal block (Parsa East e. Kanta

Basan coa l Block) has been considered for Parsa Mining P lan, which

is also incorporated in Geolog ica l Chapter - IV. Washabil ity test of

parsa coa l block w ill be done separate ly.

Incorporated in Para 4.5 e. 4.6 of Mining Plan.

Location of FBC for washery rejects to be indicated on the surface

plan

Incorporate and shown in Plate no. - V

Highwall mining is to be strongly recommended from coal

conversation point of view as the seam thickness and gradient are

quite favorable. Substantial amount of coal is locked in batters etc.

26.83 Mt is blocked in batter on southern and western boundary of

Parsa Coal Block and has not been considered for mining. Out of

26.83 Mt it is proposed to recover 20% of reserves blocked in batter t

by high wall mining method i.e. about 5.37 Mt.

It is proposed to deploy equipment as mine will advance in dip

direction. Attempt will be taken to extract coal in high wa ll mining

before internal dump when mine reached to 100m depth.

So 5.37 Mt blocked in batter in southern and western side of Parsa

coal Block and 10.80 Mt blocked in barrier and batter in common (

boundary between Parsa and Parsa East e. kanta Basan coa l blocks

has been proposed to be excavated, Resulting in increase of 16.17

Mt minab le reserve. Total minable Coal reserves is 200.41 Mt.

Incorporated in para 5.1.3 of Mining Plan.

Land for rehabi l itation colony may also be indicated

40 Ha land for Rehabi li tation Co lony has been cons idered wh ich w il l

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Blastin g practice in OB shou ld be su itab ly modified to protect

underlying seam that will be ta ken by Surface Miner

Blast design study will be done by sc ient if ic bod ies like

CM PDI/ ISM/CIMFR in order to protect underlying seam that wi ll be

taken by surface miner.

Incorporated in para 5.2. 1 of Mining Plan.

Grade wise departmental manpower to be indicated a long with

exact no. of outsourced manpower

Grade wise manpower have been presented below for dep artmental

option: -

Sl. No. Particulars Manpower

1 Officer 45

2 Supervisor 98

3 Worker 625

Total 768

However, following activities are proposed to be outsourced.

1) Security: - Entire security manpower is required to be arranged

by outsourcing except skeleton manpower for supervision.

2) Welfare Facilities like Canteen, Transport requirement, civil

repair 8- maintenance are proposed to be outsourced. Hence

only ske leton supervision manpower is provided for this

purpose.

3) Light Vehicles: - Only a few drivers are provided for Sen ior

Executives.

If any operation will be proposed to be outsourcing, departmenta l

manpower w ill get reduced accord ing ly.

Incorporated ~R~~6.1.1 of M ining Plan.

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24 Use of groundwater is not recommended for washing of coal, other

sou rces of water from nearby region may be identif ied for use

Reply Sufficient water w ill be avai lable from mine seepage to cater water

requirement of various mining & washery activities. Hence no

ground water is required.

Incorporated in page 7- 6 of Mining Plan.

25 Bigger size of t rucks maybe used for reduct ion in t raffic density

Rep ly 3.0 Cum Hydraulic Shovel in comb ination of 35 T Dump truck will be

used for remova l of overburden upto in itia l 40 m depth. Overburden

be low 40 m will be removed by using 15 cum Hyd. Shove l in

comb inat ion of 100 T Rear Dumper. Excavator bigger tha n 15 Cum

and Dumper bigger than 1 OOT may be cons idered later in order to

reduce t raffic density. (

Incorpora ted in page 5 - 14 of Mining Plan. (

26 Year w ise top soil utilization should be furnished (

Rep ly Year wise top soi l generation and util ization are given tab le below: -

Year of Top so il Top so il Util izat ion (

mine Generate Cumulative Utilization Cumulative

Remark operation

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~ 1st 0.11 0 .11 - - Spread (<::- on Green 'J

J 2nd 0 .16 0. 27 - - Be lt,

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4th 0.18 0.61 0.10 0 .25 Externa l • ~

Dump (

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Topso il 6th to 10th 0.55 1.34 - 0 .32 w ill be (

stored

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and kept 11th to 20th 0.78 2.12 - 0.32 fertile. So

that same can

20th to be 39th 1.26 3.38 - 0.32 spread

over Internal

End of Dump at Mine - 3.38 3.07 3.39 the t ime

Closure of M ine Closu re

Incorporated in page 5- 25 of Mining Plan.

27 Please This should be described as per the Mine Closure Plan Guidelines

refer para issued by MOC, New Delhi dated 07.01.2013

11.4.0

Reply Reconciled in Para 11.3.10 of Mining Plan 8- Para 3.10 of Mine

Closure Plan .

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A certificate by the RQP that he has been duly authorized by the

mining company to prepare Mining plan on their behalf and that he

has a valid recognition from MOC under MCR,1960 to prepare the

Mining plan and that provisions of relevant rules and regulations

made there under have been observed in the preparation of the

mining plan.

The Mining plan/ Mine Closure plan has been prepared considering

the guidelines pertaining to mining plan/ mine closure plan issued

by MoC, GOI e. wherever specific permission will be required the

applicant will approach the concerned authorities

Reconciled in Annexure - V of Mining Plan 8- Annexure - V of Mine

Closure Plan.

Certificate from empowered representative of I or Block allottee I

applicant that he mine that the reclamation 8- rehabilitation work

shall be carried out in accordance with the approved mine closure

plan and any modification/amendments which may be made in the

mine Closure Plan by Ministry of Coal, from time to time

Incorporated in Annexure- VI of Mine Closure Plan.

Copy of the document to establish that the geological report has

been duly purchased from CMPDI, GSI/ MECL as the case maybe

Transfer letter from previous allottee is enclosed.

Incorporated in Annexure - X of Mining Plan.

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Documents in support of Mining Lease, in case the lease has already

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Mining lease is not yet Granted.

Hydro-geological Study 8- Water Balance Chart should be provided

Hydro-geological Study Incorporated in Para 10.1. VII 8- Water

Balance Chart Incorporated in Annexure - XI of Mining Plan.


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As envisaged in the dumping schedule of the Mining Plan and MCP

the depth of the final void will be restricted to 30 m from surface,

while as per the final stage quarry plan and reclamation plan the

depth of the void has been shown to be more than 30 m this needs

to be corrected.

At the end of mining operation, depth of mine will be 275 meters

shown in Final stage Dump Plan (Plate no - XXIV). After mine

operation, top overburden will be dozed to fill void upto 30 meters

from surface which has been shown in mine closure plan (Plate no.

- XXVIII)

The plan indicating the lease boundary and block boundary & Mine

boundary superimposed over it in distinct color.

Prefer Plate no. - XV (Conceptual plan with surface layout.)

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MINING PLAN (FIRST REVISION)

FOR

PARSA COAL BLOCK (BLOCK AREA- 12.52 SQ.KM)

OF

HASDO- ARAND COALFIELD DISTRICT - SURGUJA & SURAJPUR

STATE- CHHATTISGARH

VOLUME - I (TEXT)

TARGET CAPACITY- 5.00 MTPA SEPTEMBER 2016

RAJASTHAN RAJYA VIDYUT UTPADAN NIGAM LIMITED (UNDER GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN)

VIDYUT BHAWAN, JANPATH JYOTI NAGAR, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN-302005

PREPARED BY

KUMAR RAJESH SINGH

RQP - 34011/(29)/2008-CPAM

MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK- 5 MTPA (FIRST REVISION)

( List of Chapters

Chapter Subject Page Nos.

Mining Plan

Summarized data a to p

I In trod ucti on 1-1 to 1-5

II Details of earlier approval of mining 2-1 to 2-13

plan

Ill Location, topography e. 3-1 to 3-6

communication

IV Exploration, geology, seam sequence, 4-1 to 4-66

coal quality and reserves

v Mining 5-1 to 5-27

VI Manpower, safety and supervision 6-1 to 6-18

VII Coal handling, washing e. mode of 7-1 to 7-13

dispatch

VIII Infrastructure facilities proposed and 8-1 to 8-13

their location

IX Land requirement 9-1 to 9-7

X Environment management 10-1 to 10-69

XI Progressive and final mine closure 11-1 to 11-79

plan

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2 Annexure Volume- I ~

3 Plan Volume- II

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List of Plans

51. No. NAME OF DRAWING PLATE NO SCALE

1 Location Plan I NTS

2 Key Plan II NTS

Plan Showing of Block Boundary (Mining Lease Area)

3 (Certified Map of Geo logical Coordinate used in

Ill 1:10000 Preparation of Mining Plan of Parsa Coa l Block by

CMPDIL.)

4 Geolog ica l Plan IV 1:10000

5 Surface Feature Plane,. Topog raphica l Plan v 1:10000

6 Ex ist ing Land Use Pattern Plan I Revenue Map VI 1:10000

Floor contour plans

7 Floor Contour Plan - Seam VI VII 1:10000

8 Floor Con tour Plan - Seam V VIII 1:10000

9 Floo r Contour Plan - Seam IV . IX 1:10000

Seam folio e. lso grade plans

10 Seam Folio e. lso Grade Pl an - Seam VI X 1:10000

11 Seam Folio e,. lso Grade Plan Seam V XI 1:10000

12 Seam Folio e. lso Grade Plan - Seam IV XII 1:10000

13 Mining Cross Sections XIII 1:2000

14 Mining System at the End of 5th, 1oth and 20th Year XIV 1:2000

15 Conceptual Plan with Proposed Surface Layout XV 1:10000

16 Total Coal and Total Overburden Thickness Plan XVI 1:10000

17 Stripping Ratio Plan vf ~ XVII 1:10000 "' 18 Mine Stage Plan - 15tyear W\vl ~ <..,0u XVIII 1:10000 l

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19 Mine Stage Plan - 3rd year '( .) XIX 1:10000 ' .J\V..)

20 Mine Stage Plan - 5th year _,. XX 1:10000 v

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21 Mine Stage Plan - 1oth year /a'

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22 Mine Stage Plan - 20th year 3lM~ ANANDA K~ ~~tTIA I

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23 Final stage Quarry Plan 3l<R ~!-Under Secretary XXIII 1:10000 qj'~ ~Ti'fll I Ministry of Coal r 'ff<<f>T{ I Gov!. o f lnd1CJ

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24 Final stage Dump plan XXIV 1:10000

25 Layout Of Coal Handling Plant (CHP) XXV 1:5000

26 Schematic Diagram Of Coal Hand ling Plant (CHP) XXVI NTS

27 Rec lamation Plan XXVII 1:10000

·.•.,' ,28 Mine closure Plan '·. . ' . XXVIII 1:10000 ,. 'If'·,. ·~ ' ' ..

29 Project Implementat ion Schedule XXIX NTS

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List of Annexure

Name of Annexure

Allotment letter I Vesting order of Parsa Coal Block

Copy of MOC's letter granting recognition to RQP for preparation of Mining Plan

Merger Certificate from Adani Mining Pvt. Limited (AMPL) to Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL)

Letter of Authorization in favor of Shri Kumar Rajesh Singh, Recognised Qualified Person (RQP) for preparation of Mining Plan 8- Mine Closure plan (First Revision) of Parsa Coal Block (5 MTPA)

Certificate by RQP that he has been by RVUNL to prepare Mining Plan (First Revision) of Parsa Coal Block.

Certification that Mine will be developed as per the approved (First Revision) Mining Plan

Certificate by RQP

Certificate of approval of Earlier Mining Plan. 5 MTPA

Certificate of CMPDIL that the block boundary considered in the mining plan is in line with the block allotted to the project proponent

Transfer of Geological Report From Previous Owner of Parsa Coal Block to M/s. Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited.

Water Balance Chart

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List of Abbreviations

AMSL Above Mean Sea Level A% Ash% bgl Below ground level CSM Continuous Surface Miner Cum Cubic meter E8-M Electrical and Mechanical EIA Environmental Impact Assessment EMP Environmental Managemen t Plan FC Fixed Carbon FE Loader Front End Loader GSI Geological Survey of India GCV Gross Calorific Value HEMM Heavy Earth Moving Machinery IB Inter-burden K.Cal/kg Kilo Calorie per Kilogram m Meter MBCM Million Ba nk Cubic Meter MCPA Million Cubic Meter Per Annum Meum Million Cubic Metre ML Mining Lease Mt Million Tons MTPA Million Tons Per Annum M% Moisture% OB Overburden oc Open cast PA Per Annum RH Relative Humidity ROM Run of M ine RQP Registered Qualified Person sc Scheduled Cast SPM Suspended Particulate Matter ST Scheduled Tribe TS Topsoil UHV Useful Heat Value VM Volatile Matter )

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SUMMARISED DATA

1. GENERAL Name and address of the

a) Applicant Company

b) Name and address of the Block Allottee

c) Relationship between the applicant and allottee company

d) Status of the Applicant Company: Central /Public Sector Undertaking/State Government Undertaking/JV Com pa ny/Pvt. Company/ Public Co/Others (Specify)

e) Name of the Coal Block together with name of Coalfield e, State where located

f) Date of allotment (As per Vesting Order)

g) End Use of Coal/Lignite as per Approval by the Competent Authority

h) ROM Quantity proposed to be produced as per Mining Plan

i) Norms adopted for calculating ROM quantity requirement in case it differs from the quantity indicated in the Allotment Order.

Summa ri zed Data

Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (RVUNL) Vidyut Bhawan, Janpath, Jyoti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan- 302 005 Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (RVUNL) Vidyut Bhawan, Janpath, Jyoti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan- 302 005

NA

State Government Undertaking

PARSA COAL BLOCK COAL FIELD - HASDO- ARAND, STATE - CHHATTISGARH

ostn September, 2015

51. Name of Specified End Use Plant No. 1 Chhabra TPP, Unit 3 to 6

2 Kalisindh TPP, Unit-1e2

3 Suratgarh Supercritical TPP, Unit-7e8

5 Mty

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MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK - 5 MTPA (F IRST REVISION)

Power Plant (MW) Chhabra Thermal

Kalisindh Power Suratgarh Power Project,

Project, Unit - 1 e. 2 Supercritical TPP,

Unit -3 to 6 Unit- 7 e. 8 1820 MW 1200 MW 1320 MW

Coal availability from 2 1 2 this project (MTPA)

Washed coal availability 1.55 0.775 1.55 (MTPA)

Reject (MTPA) 0.45 0. 225 0.45 Thermal Power Thermal Power

Thermal Power Plant Thermal Power

Plant/Sponge Iron Plant Plant Station Heat Rate # 3 e, 4- 2500

2375 2250 (K.Cai/KWHrs) # 5 e, 6 - 2250 Avg. Calorific Value of

4000-4300 4000-4300 4000-4300 coal (K.Cai/Kg) Specific Consumption 0.602 (Unit 3 e, 4)

0.572 0.542 (Kg/Kwhr) 0.542 (Unit 5 e, 6) Plant Load Factor/Capacity 85% 85% 85% Utilization Coal Requirement

7.855 5.305 5.528 (MTPA) Coal availability from this project (MTPA) 2.0 1.0 2.0 ( (ROM) Linkages/E-auction from CIL (MTPA) Other block of the

6.0 5.31 3.69 Company (MTPA) Percentage of end use requirement to be met 26% 19% 36% from this mine

Annually generated 1.125 Mt rejects will be utilized in FBC based Thermal Power

Plant which is located in adjacent coal block i.e. Parsa East e. Kanta Basan Coal

Block. Location of FBC based therma l power plant is shown in Plate No- II & V

j) Beneficiation required - yes Yes/No

k) Proposed End Use Projects linked with Coal Block with Sl. Name of Specified End Use Plant raw coal requirement No.

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1 Chhabra TPP, Unit 3 to 6

2 Kalisindh TPP, Unit-1&2 ~ ~ <'1 \ 1(1. ~ . ~·· ,:_.o'l>

~ C.' ' ( ,•\'l> 3 Suratgarh Supercritica l TPP Unit-7&8 -6c6. ~ ce~ ~ .. ~'l '. '~00 '2.1 ~\\)<"" ' oX\~". \~~ · ~~ 1 ( >\1• '0e''~''

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I) Period~~~~~icn Mining 30 years and to be renewed ~roject life. Lease ha b~en granted/is to , vfr s~ be renewed/ is to be applied \vh (~ ~,'( sofl for. - '-~. ,,(\ '~.\.!\

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m) Date of Expiry of earlier Mining lease is not yet Granted. Mining Lease. if any

n) RQP who has prepared the Mining Plan

Name Address Phone No/Fax/Email ID Registration No 8- date till valid Date of grant/Renewal of RQP Status Validity

Summarised Data

Kumar Rajesh Singh Adani House, plot No 83, Sector 32, Gurgaon, Haryana, India- 122002 RQP No. : -34011(29)/2008- CPAM

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MINI NG PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK - 5 MTPA (FIRST REVISION)

2. Information regard ing earlier approved Mining Plans, if any. a) Approval Letter no. and Date 13016/90/2006-CA-1

• Earlier Mining Plan (5 MTPA) dated 19th May, 2014.

b) Lease Area 1252.447 Ha c) Date of grant of Lease NA d) Date of Exp iry of Lease NA e) Targeted Production 5 MTPA f) Proposed date of start of Production NA g) Proposed date of achieving the NA

ta rgeted production level h) Envisaged li fe of the mine (in years) 41 years i) Date of actua l commencement of NA

Mining Operations, if operat ions already started

j) Li kely date of M ining Operat ions, if NA operations no t yet sta rted 8- reasons f or non-commencement of

~V.: operations _._o~

k) Planned produ ct ion and actual levels 0)" v_ r~'o«~:~ achi eved in las t 3 years ,. , (~ ~ co

)J-l . :-. './ <;:> ' Coal :- . ( ,· cf.) R.>\V

U/G NA ~-· f' ~1, [0\\;)

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TOTAL NA \ -<" ' /')I§ n. ) ,~,o

I) Reasons for difference between the NA ' ....

planned and actual production levels m) Reason for revision of the Mining 1 End use plant has been changed due

Plan to change of block allo t tee. 2 Construct washery f or Pars a Coal

Project

n) Details of changes in the new mining Old Plan (5 M TPA), plan compared to earlier approval (5 MTPA) First Revision

(i) Lease Area 1252.447 Ha 1252.447 Ha (i) Block Boundary 1252.447 Ha 1252.447 Ha (i) Production level 5.00 MTPA 5.00 MTPA (i i) Coal Reserves

a. Geological (Gross) 230.76 Mt 230.76 Mt b. Mineable 184.26 Mt 200.41 Mt

(i) Mining Technology (Additional Coal - Surface miner Coal - Surface miner sheets to be used, if required) OB - shovel dumper OB - shovel dumper

combination combination

Land use pattern 1252.447 Ha 1252.447 Ha

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MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK - 5 MTPA (FIRST REVISION) r

3. LOCATION a) Location of the Block Parsa coal block

Taluka/Village/Khasra/Piot/Biock Range/etc. Tehsil - Udaipur e- Premnagar District I State District.- Surguja e- Surajpur,

State - Chhattisgarh b) Name of the Coa lfield/ Coal belt Hasdo - Arand Coal Fie ld c) Particulars of adjacent blocks: North: No identified block

North, South, East, West South: No identified block,

r East: Pars a East e- Kant a Basan Coa l Block

( West: Tara Coa l Block d) Area of the All otted Block (hectares)

i Geologica l block area 1252.447 Ha ii Mining Block Area 1252.447 Ha

e) Reference no. of plan of block boundary issued Reference no. of pl an of block by CM PDI/ S CCU NLC boundary issue by CMPDI L:-(A copy of the Plan along with t he coordinates CM PDI I BD I C (886) I 266

of th e boundaries to be annexed) Dated:- 08.06.2016 f) Whether the lease boundary/required boundary Yes

is same as demarcated by CMPDI/ S CCU NLC for delineating block/sub-block

g) Existing mining Lease Area in case of existing 1252.447 Ha mines, (hectares)

h) Applied/ required Lease Area as per the Mining 1252.447 Ha Plan under consideration (hectares)

i) Whether the applied lease area falls within the Yes allotted block

j) Area (hectares) of lease which falls outside the Nil block/sub-block delineated by CMPDI/SCCUNLC.

k) Details of outside area: - Whether forms part of any other coal block NA

- Whether it contains any coal/lignite NA ct; reserves

NA ~If 0'(\c<•o" - Purpose for which it is required, e.g. roads/ '0 s' .,,o \>~-OB dumps/ service buildings/ colony/ safety (" , . ' \~

'f: . ( ) •'2\) zone/ others (specify) ...... . . ~\ .

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I) I) Whether some part(s) of the allotted block NA I •\Y.\ ' :>

has not been applied for mining lease. ~

- Total area in Ha. of such part(s). ~ - Total reserves in such part(s). ./" ~,ge\ - Brief reasoning for leaving such part(s), - ~~RMM\~~\.

~NO~ ~dersecrgl coal P..~,~ ~~ ~ Min~~trbl 1ndi~

m Type of Land involved in Hectares ~~ ~T11~ s\;"~stf\ en"'~; " wf-'1 I . •W oe >.1' ~~ \c:',K

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Forest Land Govt Land Tenancy Land Chhote Bade Jhar Ka Jungle

o Total n) Broad Land Use Pattern (Forest, Township,

Industrial, Agricu ltural, Grazing, Barren etc.)

o) Proximity of public road I railway line/major water body if any and approximate distance

p) Tope sheet No. w ith latitude and long itude

Summarised Data

556.004 Ha 45.543 Ha

365.366 Ha 285.534 Ha

1252.447 Ha

Broad La nd Use Pattern "Ha"

Tenancy Agriculture

Township

Grazing

Barren

Water 365.336

Govt. Non-

Bodies

Road

Community

lnhabitated

Non Agriculture

Townsh ip

Forest Grazing

Barren

Forest

Total

45.543

841.538

1252.447

Block is connected to the State Highway -2A and passing at a distance of about 0. 5 km from its northwestern corner. Nearest railhead Bisrampur on the Bijuri-Ambikapur section of the South East Central Railway (SECR) (New Railway Line from Surajpur RS to Pit Head is in under Construction)

Major water body - No major water body

Toposheetno. 64Jn 3 Latitude 22.48 57.01- e 22.51' 56.85-

N Longitude 82. 45 ' 10.50- e 82. 47' 22.86-E

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MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK - 5 MTPA (FIRST REVI SION)

4. GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION a) Name of the Geological Block and area Parsa coal block, 1252.447 Ha.

in hectares b) Name of the Geological Report (GR) Geological report of Pars a Coal

( with year of preparation Block. April, 2012

c) Name of the agency which conducted Ad ani Mining Private Limited, exploration and prepared GR All otee company has given work

order to Ad ani M ining private Lim ited for Exploration and

( preparation of Geolog ica l report. d) Period of conducting exploration November, 2011 - March,2012 e) Details of drilling (by all agencies) Agency No. of

M eterage ~oreholes

GSI 7 2,457.50

AMPL 107 13,06 2. 00

Total 114 15,519.50

f) No. of borehol es drilled within t he blo ck 114 g) Overall borehol e density within t he 9. 11 per sq. km

block (no./ sq. km) h) Area covered by 'detailed' explorat ion 1252.447 Ha

within the block (hectares) i) Area covered by 'detailed' exploration NA

outside the block (hectares) - No. of boreholes drilled outside the block Na - Bore hole density for outside area (no./sq. km) Na

j) Whether entire lease area has been Yes

covered by 'detailed' exploration. k) Whether any further exploration is No

required or suggested and timeframe in which it is to be completed

I) Number of coal/lignite seams/horizons See table :e;:~ - thickness range of coal seams - mean Thickness of total \Cv ~ ,c' "'"o~ coal horizon ""\ .c-V'\

") ,\ r , . (, '()

- Standard Deviation of ' I \) J '2.\) \ ' o?)

thickness ( ·. ' Jv

. <' ' '"~ - Minimum er maximum .J '(>.\',0

depth of coal seams a ........-- ;("1

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pa rt iculars Min Max Min Max Mi n Max

Thickness range of coa l 0 .78 2.70 2.26 7.97 6.64 9.67 seams in m Mean Thi ckness of tota l 1.83 5.03 8.62

coal hori zon Standard Deviati on of 0.30 0.94 0.53 (

thickness M inimum 8- maximum depth 4.19 217.35 6.91 240.0 6.02 277.1 of coal seams in m 9

m) Gross Ca lorific Value (GCV in K Cal/ kg) Seam Particulars Min. M ax. M ean

and Useful Heat Value(UHV in GCVin 2658 2859 2759

K. Cai/Kg), of coal as per GR : VI K.Ca i/Kg

Range UHVin 11 87 3213 22 00

K Ca i/Kg M ean

GCVin 2000 4770 3385

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UHVin 61 348 7 1774

K Ca i/Kg

GCV in 3454 5899 4677

IV I<.Ca i/Kg

UHVin 2430 43 9 8 341 4

K Cai/Kg

n) Quali ty (Grad e) of coa l as per GR : Seam Particulars M in. Max. M ean

Range GCVin G-16 G-15 G-16

Mea n t VI K.Cai/Kg

UHVin UG F G h K Cai/Kg

V\~ GCV in G-18 G-0 9 G-14 ~ G'(\ ,cO~ v K.Cai/Kg

\ ?r>··"' UHVin ~. s '3\1~\- ,r r?~' ~ K Ca i/Kg

UG E G y...... , 00 ()o·-· "~

· cE.( 1'10 \'2.\) GCV in \') '0 G-13 G-05 G-09 rO~ A I oGIO K.Ca i/Kg ?,(., n f. ( ... , \\\

IV ... '\)3\\\,) UHVin I< Cai/Kg

F D E

o) Total geological reserves in the block 256.40 M t

p) Depletion of reserves (in case of NA running mine)

q) Additional reserves esta blished (if any NA (Jf! for running mine) ~~:o~\_

r) Geological reserves considered for ~.<... \(IJ\-11 ~~ sect~i3coal

mining : N~NO~t(Q llji~II'\S\1'1 \ \ l'(\13 ~ ~3.~-.A~~ II GO'~,~\ %na'l'la~'

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by opencast 256.40 Mt by Underground Nil

( s) Corresponding Extractable reserves:

by opencast by underground 200.41 Mt

Nil t) Percentage of recovery w.r.t.

geological reserves: by opencast 78.16% by Underground Nil

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5. MINING a) Existing and proposed method of mining

• (Opencast for OB 8- coal separately with By Opencast:-

dragline/ shovel/ surface miners/ manual/ OB :Shovel-dumper

etc.) Coal: Surface miner Nil

• (underground by longwall/ bard 8- pillar/ continuous miners/ LHD/ SOU manual/ etc. ,)

b) Targeted capacity in mty when the mine is fully developed and the year in which proposed to be

achieved By Underground NA

By opencast 5.00 MTPA (3rd year of mine operation)

Tota l 5. 00 MTPA(3rd year of mine opera t ion)

c) Life of the mine Underground workings: -

Opencast workings 45 including 3 y ear constru ct ion period

Overall 4 5 including 3 year construction period

d) d) Indicate quantum of production and expected grade as in table below -

Opencast

Year 8yUG

Production 08

Stripping ratio (Mt) Year (Mcu (Mt) m) (cum/t)

Year wise till Not Yr-1 1.50 3.51 2.34 targeted Applicable Yr-2 3.00 6.07 2.02 production is Yr-3 5.00 12.60 2.52 reached Yr-4 5.00 12.60 2.52

Yr-5 5.00 12.60 2.52 e) Furnish the detailed calendar programme of coal production year wise and

seam wise along with 08 removal in the chapter V Whether the proposed external OB dump site External OB dump is non-coal is coal/ lignite bearing: bearing.

o , .,....s< If so, whether coal/lignite below waste disposal area is extractable. \ { VI , (

f~-¥Vhether negative proving for coal I lignite in Yes \V' \~ I (" ' \ <"') • . ,

It~~ I ' . (, ' 'Q ~ ~t>-"' :<.:c e proposed site for OB dump/ infrastructure ·. r' \~o'\

~ c,l ~(o'<> ' ·vv ~ \) el.~~'i ~~peen done. 0 ,(

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1 I "@t~~{, ~~Proposed configuration of HEMM for OC y --.~~w->

':f;o.'l>"' ~ ~~~ ~e (Coal 8- OB)

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Particulars Size/Cap Year Wise Phasing

No 1 2 3 4 6 13 23 29 A Overburden

1 Diesel Hyd. Shovel 15 Cum 0 1 2 2 4 7 10 13 2 DH Shovel 3.0 Cum 5 5 6 6 6 4 3 1 3 Rear Dumper 100 T 0 6 11 11 25 43 61 80 4 Dump truck 35 T 25 25 30 30 37 25 19 7 5 Dri ll 250 mm 0 1 2 2 3 4 6 8 6 Dozer 410 hp 1 2 3 3 4 6 7 8 7 Wheel dozer 320 hp 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 8 Dri ll 160 mm 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 8 Coal

1 FEL 4 .5 Cum 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Dump t ru ck 35 T 5 5 10 12 12 12 12 12 3 Surfa ce Miner 3800 SM 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 c Common

1 Grader 28 0 hp 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Crane SOT 1 1 1 1 1 3 Crane 30 T 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 Crane 10/8/5 T 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 Diesel B'hoe 0.9 -1. 2 Cum 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Vibratory compactor 25 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 Fork lift truck 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 8 Tyre handler 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 Mobile Maintance Van 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2

10 Water sprinkler 28kl 1 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 11 Fuel bowser 12 KL 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 Tipping Truck 8T 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 13 Dozer 410 HP 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 14 Fire Tender 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

h) Mode of entry for underground mines Not Applicable (Opencast working) (shaft, incline, adit)

i) Operations that are proposed to be Coal and OB operations is outsourced proposed to be Outsourced Proposed coal evacuation facilities

1. Face to Surface 1. By combinations of Dump Truck and Belt Conveyor.

2. Surface to end use plants 2. By Rail.

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MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK- 5 MTPA (FIRST REVI SION)

6. END USE OF COAL/ LIGNITE a) Capacity of the approved end use plants Power Plant (MW)

Chhabra Therm al Power Proj ect Uni t 1820 MW

-3 to 6 Kali sindh Power 1200 MW

Project Unit - 1 8- 2 Suratgarh

Supercriti cal TPP, 1320 MW Unit - 7 8- 8

b) Coal/ lignite requirement for end use 5. 00 MTPA ROM

plant with grade/quality c) %age of end use requirement to be met Power Plant (MW)

from this mine Chhabra Thermal Power Project Unit 26%

-3 to 6 Kalisindh Power

19% Project Unit - 1 8- 2

Suratgarh Supercritical TPP, 36%

Unit - 7 8- 8 d) If washing I beneficiation of the coal/ Plant capacity

lignite is planned to be conducted on site Quality of Raw Coal:39.75% (

or adjacent to the extraction area, briefly (Approx.) describe the nature of the beneficiation Moisture of Raw Coal: 6.3% (at

and recovery ratef 60% RH 8- 40°C) Approx.

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~ ,G\A 010o" Quality & quantity of Washery

\~ product (' ' . . ? Clean Coal: 32% Ash \I ,\"-.. , ~().\\\\( ~'\' 1'\ j,

' . ) \?l)()u \~<;/\~ (3.80 MTPA) Approx. • I I l ,., \G'O

f,- ~ \ • ...-· ~\ ()0 Rejects: 60% Ash • c). \\

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(1.20 MTPA) Approx.

Yield : 77.5%

e) Proposed Use of Rejects/Middlings Rejects are envisaged to generate Power by FBC Power Plant.

f) Distance of end use power plant Power Plant and Distance Chhabra Thermal

~ Power Project Unit 830 Kms

-3 to 6 / ~\~ f:>,\. Kalisindh Power -.:-"'~-~ \-.l~P·~~ri 1080 Kms ~-:?. \,,. r\1 secle, cos\ Project Unit- 1 8- 2

p \'! \' p.. \ i\J(~~~\s\l 'i \0\l'o\SI' Suratgarh f:>,':'\ ". <•. ' u l -.~\. 0 ns~a. :;.\ \' ·~>~ I GO\(' e 'n"l Supercritica l TPP, 1700 Kms -a;,u '\ ~\ ' I snsS ~ oe "'w~ w?-~ 1~6 Unit 7 e. 8 "1,\\<:' ; t \4

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7. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT a) Existing land use pattern

Pre M ining land Use "Ha"

Agriculture

Tow nship

Graz ing

Barren Tenancy 365.336

Water Bodies

Road

Communi ty

lnhabi tated

Non Agri culture

Govt Township 45.543 Non

Grazing

Barren

Forest 841.538

Total 1252.4 47

b) Land area (In Ha.) indicating the area PARTICULAR Land in Ha

likely to be degraded due to mining, MINING

dumping, roa ds, workshop, washery, EXCAVATION AREA 8- 1,129.375 BARRIER

township etc. INFRASTRUCTURE 8-OB DUMP AREA EXTERNAL DUMP 64.084 \r\r TOP SOIL DUMP 2.600

M~ ELECTRIC LINE e. INFRASTRUCTURE 13.228

\Qr c~ r· 0 AREA . . COAL EVACUATION f

(1. ROUTE e. APPROACH 2.370 '0 \J..\) \ ROAD ' \\,)v

\ . \\\ \.)'-' CHP e. WASHERY 13.586 '\! v '\V. DIVERSION OF NALA 14.801

SETTLING POND 2.260 RATIONALIZATION

10.143 AREA TOTAL (B) 123.072

GRAND TOTAL (A+ B) 1,252.447

c) Surface features over the block area No Major Surface feature

d) No. of villages/Houses to be shifted Six villages namely Tara, Fatepur, Ghatbara, Hariharpur, Sal hi. And Janardanpur/141 Houses.

e) Population to be affected by 4181 Persons

f) Year wise proposal for reclamation of Given in Chapter X land affected by mining activiti es

g) Monitoring schedules for different For air quality j Two days in a /_ ,\ .m=~~

Summarised Data ·~ AN/!ttt]l~ KThiA'AR MANB (RQP NO. 34011/(29)/2008-CPAM)

.-- ~ AL .,.,_,~ ~1J"l<.J I Unc!er Secretary <ni<I<~T 11?1TWT I Ministry of Coal ~m,l ~R' I Govt. of India ~m-:~I1~'fl £.S.~astri Bhaw;"


environmental components after the commencement of mining and other re lated activities.

3-~ 7f11P Tf~ ANANDJ, r ' ,\, 1ANDAL

3lCR 'flj"ti<! 'l ·r .3-;crctary <n'r!R'fl tr:'fkil.ll iiHStry of Coal

'lTffil ffi<PH i<Jovt. of Ind ia ~~r'L~Shcl:>lril:lhawa n

·f~ t<;~ , I New Delhi

Summarise d Data

For water and effluent quality

For ground water level mon ito ring

month at each station (once in a fortnight).

Once in a month for each station (for drinking water quali ty), once in a fortn ight (for 4 parameters) and once in a year (23 parameters) (for effluent quali ty)

4 ti mes in a year in a year (i. e. April/May, August, November e. January)

For noise Once in a day-time level and once in a

ni ght- time in fortn ight from each station.

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PROGRESSIVE AND FINAL MINECLOSURE PLAN (A separate chapter is also to be incorporated)

Dismantling of Structures Service Buildings Residential Buildings Industrial structures like CHP, Workshop, Field, Sub-station, etc. Permanent Fencing of mine void and other dangerous area Random rubble masonry of height 1.2 metre including leveling up in cement concrete 1:6:12 in mud mortar

Grading of high wall slopes Levelling and grading of high wall slopes

OB Dump Reclamation Handling/Dozing of external OB Dump into mine void Bio-reclamation including soil spreading, plantation and maintenance Landscaping Landscaping of the cleared land for improving it esthetic Plantation Plantat ion over area obtained after dismantling

Plantation around the fencing Plantation over the cleared off external OB Dump

Monitoring/testing of parameters· for three years Ai r Qua li ty

Water Quality Entrepreneurship Development (Vocational/skill development training for sustainable income affected people Miscellaneous and other mitigative measures Manpower cost for supervision

~~~' A~NDJA KUMAR MA~JDAL ~ <r q-q! Under Secretary liT~~~ . . ~<~I Ministry of Coal ~m~n ,, •I•Ix I Govt. of India

;rl 't~·~. ll)Shastri Bhawa n li 'i~ I New Delhi

of

Summarised Data (RQP NO. 34011/(29)/200 8-CPAM)

Approximately Rs. 378.43 Crs. (Cost base July, 2016)

will be deposite d in Escrow Accou n t as per t he guidel i nes for Mine Closure

circula ted by Ministry of Coal.

Details of closure cost have been

incorporated in the Mine Closure Chapter and

Report.

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MINING PLAN OF PARSA COAL BLOCK - 5 MTPA (F IRST REVISION)

9. OTHERS

a) Base date of Mining Plan. June, 2016 b) Calendar year from which the production will start 2019-20 (As per First

revision)

As per the efficiency

param eter given by

MoC, coal produ c tion

will start during 2019

- 20. However best

effort will be taken to

start coal production

before 2019 - 20.

Construction period

will be of three years.

c) Results of any investigation carried out for Not Applicable scientific mining, conservation of minerals and protection of environment; future proposals.

d) Signature of RQP lt..-- 0a~ y--

Date D-·. ' <.::/

I :. Place

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