Six Monthly ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE … Policy towards Corporate Environmental Responsibility...

Six Monthly

COMPLIANCE REPORT

OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CONDITIONS

(Grant Order no J-110154182008-IAII(M) dated 21122012 )

OF

BOLANI ORES MINES(510 Sq Miles ML) In Keonjhar District of Orissa

For the Period Aprilrsquo2014-Septemberrsquo2014

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Conditn COMPLIANCE STATUS

(i) Environmental Clearance is subject to obtaining clearance under the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 from the competent authority as applicable Not Applicable as the Provision of Wildlife (Protection) ACT 1972 is not attracted to the Project

(ii) The project proponent shall obtain Consent to establish from the State Pollution Control Board Orissa and effectively implement all the conditions stipulated there in Consent to Operate had been obtained from Orissa State Pollution Control Board for the existing capacity of 565 MTPA which is valid up to 31-01-2015 Copies of the above documents were attached in earlier compliance reports Consent to Establish for the enhanced capacity of 12 MTPA ROM has also been obtained on 21-12-2013 Application for Consent to Operate for 12 MTPA ROM had been submitted vide our letter noGMB-1902HD dt190214 Necessary steps are being taken regularly in order to implement the condition stipulated there in

(iii) Forest Clearance for 7320 ha of Safety Zone has not been obtained by the project proponent This environmental clearance subject to the grant of forest clearance for diversion of 7320 ha of safety zone within one year Forest Clearance for 7312 ha of Safety Zone has been granted by MoEF amp CC vide F No 8-171997-FC(vol) dt121114 Copy of the same is attached as Annexure-I

(iv) The Company shall submit within 3 months their policy towards Corporate Environment Responsibility which should inter- alia provide for (i) Standard operating process process to bring into focus any infringement deviation violation of the environmental or forest norms conditions (ii) Hierarchical system or Administrative order of the company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions and (iii) System of reporting of non-compliances violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the company and or shareholders or stakeholders The Policy towards Corporate Environmental Responsibility including details of set up have been submitted to Ministry vide our letter no RMD BOMEampL 51sqMilesEC201391 dt 18-03-2013Necessary steps are being taken for implementing the same

(v) The mining operation shall be restricted to above ground water table and it shall not intersect groundwater table In case of working below the ground water table Prior approval of the Ministry of Environment amp Forest and Central Ground Water Authority shall be obtained for which a detailed hydrogeological study shall be carried out At present Mining operations have been restricted to above ground water table in all the pits within the leasehold area The Ground Water Table in the Lease area is 451 m AMSL Whereas the present working depth at the mines is varies from 915m to 485m AMSL

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(vi) Mitigation measures to control RSPM levels shall continue to be implemented and air quality data will also be collected during operation of the mines The data so collected shall be analyzed to see the effectiveness of the mitigation measures implemented Based on the same additional safeguard measures as may be required shall be implemented in the project Mitigation measures are regularly implemented to control the RSPM levels As such in order to improve the RSPM quality SAIL-Bolani Ore Mines has completed the implementation of following mitigation measures

(a) Fixed water sprinkling system over a length of 200m has been installed near 600TPH plant Further expansion of the same is in due consideration

(b) Repaired and blacktopped the Road from Karo bridge to Bolani entry point (32 km) at a cost of Rs 732 lakhs

(c) Repaired and blacktopped the Balagoda - Bolani road (24 km) at a cost of Rs 20 lakhs

(d) The ore transportation from Pit head till dispatch point is undertaken through fully covered conveyors

Covered conveyors and Feed Hopper (e) Dry Fog Dust suppression system has been installed in the 600 TPH Crushing amp

Screening Plant

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Dust suppression system at 600 TPH Plant

Dust suppression system at Hilltop

(f) Bagfilter system equipped at secondary crusher housing

(g) In addition to water sprinkling on haul roads water sprinkling facility has been extended to the Public roads outside this lease

water sprinkling on haul roads

(h) Periodic revamping of the Air Pollution control equipment already installed in beneficiation and ore handling Plants is undertaken

(i) During ongoing expansion of the mines installation of additional water sprinkling measures and pollution control equipment is under progress as planned in EMP

Regular Environmental Audits are part of the Environmental Management System(EMS) implemented at Bolani Ore Mines which is certified under ISO-140012004 standard These audits check the conformance of the air quality to the applicable norms and thereby

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effectiveness of the pollution control equipment facilities is regularly reviewed for taking up any additional safeguard measures if any required

(vii) The biological survey shall be repeated during October- December and mid-May month to see the existence of wildlife corridors if any Based on the same necessary Wildlife Conservation Plan as may be required shall be prepared and implemented in consultation with the state Forest and Wildlife Department Necessary biological surveys were conducted by expert committees and Wild Life Expert and based on the same necessary Site Specific Wildlife Conservation Plan has been prepared and approved by the state Forest and Wildlife Department vide order no 45061 WL(C)SSP-1262012 Dt 23062014 with a Total financial implication of Rs167641 lakhs to Bolani Ores Mines Ms SAIL

(viii) The biological survey shall also be undertaken to identify the trees with orchids if any Such trees so identified shall be protected and if need be these trees may be relocated Noted for compliance Tendering action has been undertaken for conducting such survey by appointing expert agencies

(ix) The project proponent shall ensure that no natural water course andor water resources shall be obstructed due to any mining operations No natural water course andor water resource has been obstructed by the mining operations in any of the mining blocks

(x)

(xi)

The top soil if any shall temporarily be stored at earmarked site only and should not be kept unutilized for a period more than three years The topsoil should be used for land reclamation and plantation The top soil excavated till date in has been utilized for plantation in reclamation amp rehabilitation of dumps The top soil in the virgin applied area is scanty Whatever top soil that is to be excavated during the expansion of the mine pits and virgin areas will be utilized for concurrent plantation works in the mine back filled area and dumps Top soil will be stored temporarily only until it can be used for plantation worksdump reclamation The Over Burden (OB) generated during the mining operation shall be stacked at earmarked dump sites(s) only and should not be kept active for long period In critical areas use of geo textiles shall be undertaken for stabilization of dump Monitoring and management of rehabilitated areas should continue until the vegetation becomes self-sustaining Compliance status should be submitted to the Ministry of Environment amp Forest and its Regional Office located at Bhubaneswar on six monthly basis OB is being dumped on the existing earmarked OB dumps adjacent to the quarry In F-area the total OB is backfilled in to the excavated quarry void In the G- area the sub grade materials (45-57) which is encountered during mining is being dumped adjacent to the G- Area quarry for subsequent utilization by blending with the objective to comply directive of

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Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) In D-area and Panposh OB dumping is being continued at earmarked dump sites as per mining plan A scheme for stabilization of OB dumps and fines dumps has been prepared in consultation with Divisional Forest Officer Keonjhar and Regional Chief Conservator of Forests Rourkela for implementation in Phases Use of geo-textiles will be adopted depending upon the site specific criticality nature of dumps in consultation with forest department The following are some major highlights of Stabilization activities undertaken as per the above scheme

(1) A Masonry Retaining Wall along with Garland drain has been constructed at a cost of Rs 1300 lakhs around Fines dump of DH-5-valley plant area

Masonry Retaining Wall along Fines dump of DH-5-valley plant area

(2) Masonry Retaining Wall of 300m length is under construction to block silt flow from Panposh OB Dumping site

Masonry Retaining Wall near Panposh OB Dump

(3) The job of ldquovetiver grass Plantation on the slope of Old Fines Dumprdquo has been undertaken under consultation and guidance of IIT Kharagpur at an amount Rs 1700 lakhs

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Vertiver plantation over old fines dump

(4) Stabilized D-area dump by undertaking plantation of Thysanolaena Maxima amp Stylosanthes Hamata grasses on slopes and Draught-Hardy species on benches

Grass on D-area OB Dump slope Plantation on D-area dump benches

Backfilling in progress at D-area as per approved MinePlan

(5) Backfilled portion of F-area reclaimed by plantation of Draught-Hardy Species

4 year old plantation on Backfilled F-area (6) Masonry retaining wall had been constructed at a cost of around Rs 1300 lakhs

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around Fines dump in front of the Main Gate of Bolani

Masonry retaining wall around Fines dump (600 TPH)

(7) WorkOrder is being issued to the concerned party for Geo Textiles concealment on Stockpiles and old dumps is in Progress

(8) Proposal for 900 m Dry Boulder retaining wall around Panposh dump (westernside) is in tender processing

(9) Proposal for 450m Masonry retaining wall and garland drain around eastern side of Panposh dump is in tender processing

(10) Proposal for 400m Masonry retaining wall and garland drain around western side of fines dump is in tendering process

(xii) Catch drains and siltation ponds of appropriate size shall be constructed to arrest silt and sediment flows from mine working soil OB and mineral dumps The water so collected should be utilized for watering the mine area roads green belt development etc The drains should be regularly de-silted particularly after monsoon and maintained properly Garland drain of appropriate size gradient and length shall be constructed for both mine pit and sump capacity should be designed keeping 50 safety margin over and above peak sudden rainfall (based on 50 Years data ) and maximum discharge in the area adjoining the mine site Sump capacity should also provide adequate settling of slit material Sedimentation pits should be constructed at the corners of the garland drains and de-silted at regular intervals A scheme for minimizing soil erosion and choking of streams and soil conservation has been prepared in consultation with Divisional Forest Officer Keonjhar and Regional Chief Conservator of Forests Rourkela for implementation in Phases As per the scheme garland drains and settling tanks have been planned to be constructed around the boulderwalls and contour bundhs at the bottoms of hill slopes sides of approach roads stockpiles and other working areas As such garland drains has been provided around the retaining walls around the D-area OB dump Masonry check dams have been constructed across the seasonal natural drains arising from the up-slope areas to arrest the sediment load To prevent choking of above seasonal perennial drains de-silting is undertaken before monsoon (as a part of Monsoon preparation Plan) The following actions have been taken (1) An earthen Siltation pond has been constructed in G-area to arrest the sediment

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flows from dump area

Siltation pond constructed in G-area

(2) 65 nos of erosion control Loose Boulder check dams have been constructed across the seasonal nallahs amp gullies for providing space for siltation and to arrest the sediment load from upper reaches of mining areas

Masonry check dam on Balagoda Nallah Masonry check dam on Nallah

Masonry check dam on Panposh Nallah Masonry check dam on Nallah office

Masonry check dam on Nallah near valley plant main gate

Masonry check dam on Nallah near valley plant

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Loose boulder Check dam across Seasonal nallah from upper reaches of F‐Mining area

Loose boulder Check dam across seasonal nallah from upper reaches of F

‐Mining area

Check dam constructed near valley plant to arrest washed off sediments during rain

Loose boulder Check dam in series across seasonal nallah from G ‐Mining area

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Retention wall around D-area OB dump Gully Plugs to control silt flow

Series of earthen Checkdams (3 nos)with hume pipes across Panposh(seasonal) nal a

(3) Work Order has been issued for De-silting of seasonal Nallahs inside ML area and the job of De-silting of Panposh Nallah near Petrol Pump Railway Culvert De-silting of Balagoda Nallah behind Mount Club-Hospital Area D are being taken up for creation of settling ponds on the courses of the above seasonal nallahs

(4) Regular de-silting of existing catch drains at the toes of the slopes is undertaken as a part of Monsoon preparation plan

(5) Proposal for construction of garland drain and siltation pond around Old Fines dump dumps at a cost of Rs 45 lakhs is in contract processing

(6) A proposal is in tender processing for construction of 2 nos RCC Check dams and de-silting of Balagoda Nallah to arrest silt and sediment flows from mine workings of Panposh area

(xiii)

Dimension of retaining wall at the toe of dumps and OB benches within the mine to check run-off and siltation should be based on the rainfall data While designing the dimension of retaining wall both annual rainfall and site specific nature of dump slope and overall terrain is taken in to consideration As per the present practice the dimension of the retaining walls are designed to check the flow of silts from dump slopes keeping in view the maximum silt flow during Monsoon and the terrain condition all along the length of the dump periphery As such the dimension of proposed retaining wall

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as prescribed in EIA amp EMP report is adhered to The details of existing retaining wall around the OB dumps and stockpiles along with the dimensions are given as follows

Table-1 Particulars of existing and proposed Retaining walls Sl

No Location Particulars of

construction Dimension

( L X B X H) (m)

1 Toe wall around Old OB dump of F-area (D1)

Dry boulder toe wall L= 200 m H= 15 m Top width= 12m Bottom width=15m

2 Toe wall around Panposh quarry near Magazine area (D4)

Masonry Retaining wall L= 180 m H= 15 m Top width= 08m Bottom width=15m

3 Toe wall around OB dump of D-area (D8)

Cemented Retaining wall followed by Garland drain

L= 700 m H= 15 m Top width= 10 m Bottom width=15 m

4 Toe wall around OB dump of G-area (D5)

Dry boulder toe wall followed by catch drain


5 Toe wall around Fines dump at DH5 Valley (D2)

Masonry Retaining wall followed by catch drain


6 Toe wall around Old Fines dump near 600 TPH Plant (D3)

Dry Boulder Retaining wall followed by catch drain


7 Retaining Toe wall Panposh OB Dumps (Under Construction)



8 Retaining Toe wall Panposh Quarry including Dumps (In tender processing during 2014-15)

Dry Boulder Retaining wall followed by garland drain

L= 900m H= 15 m Top width= 13 m Bottom width=18 m

9 Retaining Toe wall around Fines Dumps (In processing during 2014-15)

Masonary Retaining wall L= 450m H= 15 m Top width= 13 m Bottom width=18 m

10 Retaining Boundary wall (Under Construction)

Cemented Retaining wall L= 2500m H= 20m width= 10 in

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(xiv) Plantation shall be raised in an area of 33487 ha including a 75m wide green belt in the safety zone around the mining lease by planting the native species around OB dumps reclaimed area mine benches along the roads etc in consultation with the local DFO Agriculture Department The density of the trees should be around 2500 plants per hectare Greenbelt shall be developed all along the mine lease areas in a phased manner and shall be completed within first five years Phase wise schemes for plantation inside the lease area including 75m wide safety zone and gap plantation around mining lease have been prepared in consultation with Divisional Forest Officer Keonjhar and Regional Chief Conservator of Forests Rourkela for implementation in Phases The following are some major highlights of Plantation activities undertaken since 2011-12

Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000

Area 120 hects 60 hects 200 hects 400 hectares 780 ha

Locations OB dumps safety zone degraded lands within 100m from ML Boundary

OB dumps safety zone Along approach road to Mines

Degraded land inside ML area

For eco-restoration of degraded land outside ML area within 200 m from ML boundary and inside ML area including safety zone and OB dumps

Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs

650 Lakhs (Excluding consultancy)

2885

Lakhs

Agency Departmental Departmental OFDC Ltd Govt of Odisha UT

Departmental under consultancy of

Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90

In addition to above OFDC ltd a Govt of Odisha UT has also been requested for undertaking further afforestation jobs over 200 hectares including avenue plantation The above phase wise plantations on completion will serve as a green belt around lease area

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Old chhatim plantation on Panposh Slope Plantation (Gap Filling) on degraded forest

lands within Lease

Plantation along mines road sides Plantation around D-area quarry

Plantation of chhatian trees around Panposh Quarry

Plantation on backfilled areas

Plantation on degraded forest lands Progressive Plantation on backfilled areas in F-area

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75 m safety zone around ML boundary showing Fencing amp Plantation

Green belt of chhatim trees between Panposh quarry and township

Plantation by OFDC within lease over 40 ha

(xv) Effective safeguard measures such as Regular water sprinkling should be carried out in critical areas prone to air pollution and having high levels of particulate matter such as haul road around crushing and screening plant loading and unloading point and transfer points Extensive water sprinkling shall be carried out on haul roads It should be ensured that the Ambient Air Quality parameters conform to the norms prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board in this regard The effective dust control measures adopted in critical work zone areas prone to dust are as follows

1 Regular water sprinkling is being done on the haul roads on approach roads amp stock pile areas by 2 mobile water sprinklers of 28 KL capacity

2 All the transfer points of ore processing plants are covered and the ore is transported from hopper to dispatch point through covered conveyors

3 Pressurized water spraying dust suppression system is installed in the main hopper 4 A dry fog dust suppression system has been installed in 600 tph crushing amp screening

plant 5 Job of Installation of new Fixed water sprinkling along road sides in front of 600

TPH plant and loading plant is in progress The ambient air quality monitoring has been undertaken by the help of OSPCB Lab and the results are enclosed (Annexure ndash II)

(xvi) The project Authority should implement suitable conservation measures to augment ground water resources in the area in consultation with the Regional Director Central Ground Water Board

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In compliance to the instant condition WorkOrder vide no CCREV2152014-15 Dt29122014 has been issued to carry out Technical Feasibility Study on Rain Water Harvesting amp Preparation of Master Plan for Ground Water Recharges at Bolani Ores Mines Copy of the same is attached herewith as Annexure-III The report to be prepared by the consultant will be submitted to CGWB Bhubaneswar for endorsement and approval of the same after which the suggested long term measures will be implemented However the following departmental initiatives have been taken up by Bolani Ore Mines SAIL to augment ground water recharge as per schemes prepared by in-house expertise complying to the prevailing guidelines of CGWB

(a) Soil and moisture Conservation measures like constructions of 3 nos of Masonry check dams and 65 nos of erosion control loose boulder check dams (LBCDs) across seasonal streams gully beds were taken up during 2012-13 which will help in retaining moisture Photographs have been enclosed in Condition xii

(b) A scheme for improvement and de-silting of network of village ponds in the foothill region within 5 km has been prepared in consultation with forest department and Block development officer Joda the implementation of which will contribute to groundwater recharge As a part of the scheme 3 nos of village ponds around the Lease area have been de-silted during 2012-13

(c) Plantations of drought hardy plant species on the degraded lands and measures like digging of staggered trenches broadcasting of seeds of local grasses shrubs for permanent vegetation have also been planned for regular implementation Photographs have been enclosed in Condition xiv

(d) A water harvesting structure is in proposal to be constructed in seasonal Balagoda nallah by erecting RCC check dams for conservation of runoff water and at the same time recharge the ground water resources

Bolani Ore Mines is not using any ground water either for domestic purpose or for industrial purpose neither has it had any plan also to use ground water for future mining activities also

(xvii) Regular monitoring of ground water level and quality should be carried out in and around the mines lease by establishing a network of existing wells and installing new piezometers during the operation The periodic monitoring (at least four times in a year Pre- monsoon (April-May) monsoon (august) Post monsoon (November) and winter (January) once in each season) shall be carried out in consultation with the State Ground Water Board Central Ground Water Authority and the data thus collected may be sent regularly to Ministry of Environment and Forests and its Regional Office Bhubaneswar Central Ground Water Authority and Regional Director Central Ground Water Board If at any stage it is observed that the groundwater table is getting depleted due to the mining activity necessary corrective measures shall be carried out

Village Name Well Owner Water Level

( Febrsquo14) Water Level

( Seprsquo14) Bolani Village (Basti) Arun Barik 980 1060

Balagoda Village Topal Mahakud 528 684

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Bolani Township Hyder Ali 685 906 Chataihutting near

Chowk Govt Well 968 1128

(xviii) The project proponent shall obtain necessary prior permission of the competent authorities for drawl of requisite quantity of surface water if any required for the project

Approval exists for extraction of the requisite quantity (for existing level of production) of surface water from Karo River Jhikaria amp chapua Nallah and Panposh Nallah

Sl No

Permission no amp dt Source Permitted Quantity

1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958

Panposh Nallah 05 lakh gallonsday ie 2273 cubic meter per day

2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989

Jhikaria Nallah amp Nearby Nallah

11 lakh gallonsday ie 500 cubic metersday

3 No3656 dt 30-12-1995 renewed vide No181 dt17-12-2014

Karo River 377 lakh gallonsday ie 17120 cubic metersday

4 No2484 dt30-12-1998 Jhikaria Nallah amp Chapua Nallah


Total Permitted Quantity for withdrawal of water from all sources for industrial usage of

BOM

183988 Cubic metersday

Presently the Total consumption is within the permitted quantity

(xix) The safeguard measures as suggested by the Central Ground Water Board vide letter No 21-4(231)CGWASER2010-1010 dated 11062010 shall be effectively implemented

A copy of the above said letter has been requested from MoEF New Delhi so that the contents of the above letter could be known for compliance if any by BOM The conditions stipulated in above said order will be complied as applicable to BOM

(xx) The project proponent shall practice Suitable rain water harvesting measures on long term basis and work out a detailed scheme rain water harvesting in consultation with Central Ground Water Authority and submit a copy of the same to the Ministry of Environment amp Forests and itrsquos Regional Office Bhubaneswar In compliance to condition the Regional Director CGWB BBSR was requested for providing consultancy in this regard As the same was regretted by Regional Director CGWB BBSR action has been taken by BOM for outsourcing of the job of preparation of site specific scheme by engaging experts in the field for which the tendering has been done

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On completion of the study and preparation of the scheme the same will be submitted to the Ministry The observations and report prepared by the consultant will also be submitted to CGWB Bhubaneswar for technical approval for implementation As such Bolani Ore Mines has undertaken following water harvesting measures as per prevailing guideline of CGWB for rainwater harvesting (1) constructions of Masonry and RCC check dams across seasonal and perennial nallahs (2) constructions of loose boulder check dams(LBCD) across seasonal streams gully plugs (3) Measures like digging of staggered trenches have also been planned for regular implementation

(xxi) Vehicular emissions should be kept under control and regularly monitored Measures shall be taken for maintenance of vehicles used in mining operations and in transportation of Mineral The vehicles should be covered with a tarpaulin and shall not be overloaded Preventive Maintenance of HEMM amp light vehicles are undertaken regularly to keep the vehicular emissions under control Monitoring of vehicular emission (auto-exhaust) of light heavy amp medium vehicles plying in the mines was done by involving OSPCB Lab Bhubaneswar As such transportation of Mineral from Hill Top to Dispatch point is done by isolated conveyor belts hence covering with tarpaulin does not arise

(xxii) No Blasting shall be carried out after the sunset Blasting operation should be carried out only during the day time Controlled Blasting should be practiced The mitigative measures for control of ground vibrations and to arrest fly rocks and boulders should be implemented The following measures are being practiced at the mines to control blasting hazards

(1) Controlled blasting by use of SMS explosives along with ldquoStaggered Vrdquo drilling pattern is in practice

(2) Blasting under supervision of qualified persons (3) Use of NONEL Delay detonators to control ground vibration (4) Avoiding overcharging of the blast holes amp proper stemming to avoid blown out shots (5) Blasting only for loosening of the strata and avoid fly rocks (6) Maintaining suitable spacing and burden to avoid misfires fly rocks (7) Restricting number of blast holes at any point of time to control ground vibrations (8) Avoiding blast on foggy days at night time and at times of high wind velocity

(xxiii) Drills shall either by operated with dust extractors or equipped with water injection

system Water injection and Dust Extraction systems are provided and operational in 3 drill machines for suppression of RSPM

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Dust hood uncovered to demonstrate Water injection system of the drill machine

(xxiv) Mineral handling area shall be provided with adequate number of high efficiency dust extraction system Loading and unloading areas including all the transfer point should also have efficient dust control arrangements These should be properly maintained and operated

Mineral handling open areas are provided with water sprinkling system by mobile water sprinklers Mineral handling plant such as secondary crushing plant ore processing plant 600 TPH plant amp loading have been provided with the following dust control measures

I) Dust suppression system at hopper II) Dust extraction system (bag filter) at secondary crusher III) Covering of conveyors from Hill top Hopper till dispatch point IV) Dry fog system at 600 tph plant V) Fixed water sprinkling system covering a length of 200m near 600TPH Plant

Regular maintenance is under taken for smooth operation of above dust control measures Photographs have been enclosed in Condition iv

(xxv) Sewage treatment plant should be installed for the colony ETP should also be provided for the workshop and wastewater generated during mining operation Individual septic tanks have been provided in all quarters and office locations ETPs such as Oil and Grease catch traps have been provided at mechanical workshops to prevent oil amp grease pollution

Separated oil grease and water in catch pit at CBRS Hill Top

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60 overflow water from Ore processing plant is being recycled through thickener all the slime generated from Ore processing plant is discharged to tailing pond There is no direct discharge of tailings or trade effluents to natural water bodies Further no waste water is generated during mining operation

Clear water at tailing pond after settling

(xxvi) Pre-placement medical examination and periodical medical examination of the workers engaged in the project shall be carried out and records maintained For the purpose schedule of health examination of the workers should be drawn and followed accordingly All newly appointed workers undergo a comprehensive medical examination (Pre-Employment Medical Examination) and subsequently a Periodical Medical Examination (PME) at regular intervals All workers undergo a PME every 5 years however workers whose age is gt45 years the PME is done every 3 years All contractual workers also undergo medical examination The findings are maintained in each workers individual medical record which is maintained throughout his duration of service These records are both manually maintained as well as computerized The above tests are carried out at the Bolani Mine Hospital A three tier health monitoring programme is in vogue at Bolani Mines The mines hospital has an Occupational Health OPD Centre which is run by Occupational Health Physician The mine hospital is a 50 bedded multi-specialty hospital with facilities for X-ray ECG Pathology Ultrasonography major and minor surgeries and casualty department A 4-bedded ICU and a blood bank are being added

(xxvii) Provision shall be made for the housing of construction labour within the site with all necessary infrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking mobile toilets mobile STP safe drinking water medical health care cregraveche etc The housing may be in the form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project The labourers engaged in the construction activity reside in nearby villages However provision has been made as and where required for the housing of construction labour adjacent to the construction sites in non-forest lands in the form of temporary structures to be removed after the completion of the project Infrastructure and facilities available at Bolani such as safe drinking water medical health care etc are enjoyed by the above labourers also

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(xxviii) The project proponent shall take all precautionary measures during mining operation for conservation and protection of endangered fauna such as elephant leopard sloth bear wolf gaur python etc Spotted in the study area and contribute towards the cost of implementation of the plan and or Regional Wild life Management plan for conservation of flora and fauna so prepared by the State Government The amount so contributed shall be included in the project cost A copy of action plan may be submitted to the Ministry and its Regional Office Bhubaneswar within three months All precautions are under taken for conservation the flora and fauna inside the lease area Bolani ores mines extend necessary facilities to the local forest department for implementation of their wildlife conservation activities regularly A site specific Conservation plan has been prepared as per guidelines of Chief Wild life Warden by engaging expert The site specific conservation plan has been approved by the State Forest and Wildlife Department vide order no 45061 WL(C)SSP-1262012 Dt 23062014 with a Total financial implication of Rs167641 lakhs to Bolani Ores Mines Ms SAIL The necessary fund towards Regional Wild life management plan has also been deposited An amount of Rs 26429000 - (Two cores sixty four lakhs and twenty nine thousands only) for 510 Sq miles Mining Lease (ML) and Rs 31727200- (Three cores seventeen lakhs twenty seven thousands and two hundred only) for 690 Sq Miles ML were deposited with CAMPA on AC No-1585 towards coast of Regional Wild Life Management fund Rs 20000 hectare of ML area Additionally An amount of Rs 30393350 - (Three cores three lakhs and ninety three thousands three fifty only) for 510 Sq miles Mining Lease (ML) and Rs 36486280- (Three cores sixty four lakhs eighty six thousands and two hundred eighty only) for 690 Sq Miles ML were deposited with Compensatory afforestation Fund towards balance cost of Regional Wild Life Management fund at revised rate of Rs 43000 hectare of ML area

(xxix) The critical parameters such as RSPM (Particulate matter with size less than 10 micron ie PM10 and NOx in the ambient air within the impact zone peak particle velocity at 300 m distance or within the nearest habitation whichever is closer shall be monitored periodically Further quality of discharged water shall also be monitored [TDS DO PH and Total Suspended Solids (TSS)] The monitored data shall be uploaded on the website of the company as well as displayed on a display board at the project site at a suitable location near the main gate of the Company in public domain The Circular No J-2001212006- IAII(M) dated 27052009 issued by Ministry of Environment and Forest which is available on the website of the Ministry wwwenvfornicin shall also be referred in this regard for the compliance Ambient air quality monitoring is being carried out in core amp buffer zone with the assistance of OSPCB Laboratory The report is being submitted to the Ministryrsquos Regional Office at Bhubaneswar and to the State Pollution Control Board Central Pollution Control Board periodically inform of six monthly reports There is no discharge from Mines in this lease However the seepage analysis report of TDS DO PH and Total Suspended Solids of the

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tailing pond seepage in the adjoining lease is regularly submitted in the compliance reports The monitored data are uploaded in the website of the company in the six monthly compliance reports and displayed on the main gate

(xxx) A final mine closure plan along with details of Corpus Fund should Be submitted to the Ministry of Environment amp Forest 5 years in Advance of final mine closure for approval Not applicable at present However Final Mine Closure plan along with details of fund will be submitted to the Ministry 5 years in advance

(xxxi) No change in mining technology and scope of working should be made without prior approval of the Ministry of Environment amp Forests and No change in the calendar plan including excavation quantum of mineral iron ore and waste should be made There has been no change in mining method and scope of working as elaborated in the approval Mining Scheme approved mining plan Mining will be done as per the approved mining plan Necessary prior permission will be taken from MoEF Govt of India for any change in mining technology and scope of working is required to be undertaken and during mining operation in the interest of mineral conservation and environmental protection

(xxxii) At least four ambient air quality- monitoring stations should be established in the core zone as well as in the buffer zone for RSPM (Particulate matter with size less than 10 micron ie PM10) and Nox monitoring Location of the stations should be decided based on the meteorological data topographical features and environmentally and ecologically sensitive targets and frequency of monitoring should be undertaken in consultation with the State Pollution Control Board

Four nos of Ambient Air quality monitoring locations have been fixed in core zone and buffer zone in consultation with State Pollution Control Board where RSPM (PM10) including other parameters are monitored with the assistance of OSPCB laboratory The monitoring reports are enclosed in Annexure - I

(xxxiii) Industrial waste water (workshop and waste water from mine ) should be properly collected treated so as to conform to the standards prescribed under GSR 422 (E) dated 19th May 1993 and 31st December 1993 or as amended from time to time Oil and grease trap should be installed before discharge of workshop effluents

(a) Industrial waste water such as waste water from ore beneficiation process is discharged to a tailing pond There is no overflow from the tailing pond However there is a small amount of seasonal seepage from the tailing pond in adjoining lease

(b) Three (3) nos oil and grease catch pits have been constructed in the Bottom garage

and at Campus workshop areas to trap contain the waste water if any from workshops during vehicle washing

(xxxiv) Personnel working in dusty areas should wear protective respiratory devices and they

should also be provided with adequate training and information on safety and health aspects

23


Depending on the hazards at workerrsquos assigned work area personal protective equipment (PPE) viz helmets safety boots ear plugs ear muffs dust masks safety belts etc have been provided to work persons Some PPEs like welding goggles gloves etc are kept at work places The mine has a dedicated Safety Department headed by a Safety Officer PPEs are issued to contractual workers also Safety boots are issued every 12 months helmets every 3 years and other PPEs as per requirement He is assisted by trained personnel whose responsibility is to enforce safety regulations The mine has a dedicated Training and Safety Department which caters to both statutory and non-statutory training of its employees Statutory training mainly comprises of Basic training Refresher training First-aid training and training on Fire Fighting Non-statutory training such as Cost Control Skill amp Efficiency Development Quality Improvements Environmental awareness and Competence Training are conducted regularly Regular training is given to of persons working in dusty areas regarding safety and health aspects Even contractors and their workers are given training Continuous effort is made to make all employees and township population of Bolani appreciate the importance of environmental promotion and preservation safety and health aspects Publicity amp propaganda through various awareness functions is achieved Bolani Ores Mines has implemented Environment Management System (EMS) as per for ISO-14001 standard and Quality Management System (QMS) as per ISO-9000 standard which is certified by BIS

(xxxv) Occupational health surveillance program of the workers should be undertaken periodically to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and take corrective measures if needed Occupational Health Survey is carried out regularly to assess the existing condition and to check the effectiveness of the management measures and to to observe any contractions due to exposure to dust and take corrective measures if needed The findings are maintained in each workerrsquos individual medical record which is maintained throughout his duration of service Medical tests are carried out at the Bolani Mine Hospital A three tier health monitoring programme is in vogue at Bolani Mines The minersquos hospital has an Occupational Health OPD Centre which is run by Occupational Health Physician The mine hospital is a 50 bedded multi-specialty hospital with facilities for X-ray ECG Pathology Ultrasonography major and minor surgeries and casualty department A 4-bedded ICU and a blood bank are being added If a person is found to be suffering from some work related disorder he is treated suitably at the minersquos hospital or referred to SAILrsquos Hospital at Rourkela or to specialized hospitals elsewhere as per need If deemed necessary the worker is redeployed elsewhere in the mine either temporarily or permanently The course of action taken is recorded in the workerrsquos medical file

24


(xxxvi) A separate environmental management cell with suitable qualified personnel should be set - up under the control of a Senior Executive who will report directly to the Head of the Organization An environment management cell(EMC) has been established headed by Asst General Manager who directly reports to Mines Manager of Bolani Ores Mines in connection with implementation of environment and forest related Statutory stipulations for compliances Bolani Ores Mines has implemented Environment Management System (EMS) as per for ISO-14001 standard according to which a senior person has been appointed as Management Representative (MR) for the implementation of EMS at various work places The MR directly reports to the General Manager Bolani Ores Mines Necessary measures are also being taken up for capacity building of the environment management cell by appointment of required qualified personnel as planned in EMP (xxxvii) The funds earmarked for environmental protection measures should be kept in separate account and should not be diverted for other purpose Year wise expenditure should be reported to the Ministry and its Regional Office located at Bhubaneswar The fund earmarked for environmental protection measures is kept in separate account and is not diverted for other purpose An amount of Rs90 lakhs has been allocated for the year 2014-15 under revenue budget and about Rs110 Lakhs has been spent so far

(xxxviii) The project proponent shall submit six monthly report on the status of the compliance of the stipulated environmental clearance conditions including results of monitored data (both in hard copies as well as by e-mail) to the Ministry of Environmental and Forests its Regional Office Bhubaneswar the respective Zonal office of Central Pollution Control Board and State Pollution Control Board The proponent shall upload the status of compliance of the environmental clearance conditions including results of monitored data on their website and shall update the same periodically It shall simultaneously be sent to the Regional Office of the Ministry of Environment and Forest Bhubaneswar the respective Zonal Officer of Central Pollution Control Board and the State Pollution Control Board Noted for compliance

(xxxix) A copy of clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent to concerned Panchayat Zila Parisad Municipal Corporation Urban Local Body and the local NGO if any from whom suggestion representation has been received while processing the proposal The clearance letter shall also be put on the website of the Company by the proponent The State Pollution Control Board should display a copy of the clearance letter at the Regional Office District Industry Center and Collectorrsquos office Tehsildarrsquos office for 30 days Copies of clearance letter were given to local bodies if any from whom suggestion representation has been received while processing the proposal

25


(xL) The project authorities should advertise at least in two local newspapers of the District or State in which the project is located and widely circulated one of which shall be in the vernacular language of the locality concerned within 7 days of the issue of the clearance letter informing that the project has been accorded environmental clearance and a copy of the clearance letter is available with the State Pollution Control Boards and also at web site of the Ministry of Environment and Forests at httpenvfornicin and a copy of the same should be forwarded to the Regional Office of the this Ministry located Bhubaneswar Advertisements regarding grant of environmental clearance was published in Odiya daily SAMBADA Bhubaneswar amp Sambalpur Edition on date 27-12-2012 and Business Standard on date 27-12-2012

7 The Ministry or any other competent authority may alter modify the above conditions or stipulate any further condition in the interest of environment protection Agreed to The conditions will be complied as and when stipulated

8 Failure to comply with any of the condition mentioned above may result in withdrawal of this clearance and attract action under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act 1986 Noted

9 The above condition will be enforced inter-alia under the provisions of the Water (prevention amp Control of Pollution) Act 1974 the Air (prevention and control of pollution) Act 1981 the Environment (protection) Act 1986 and public liability Insurance Act 1991 along with their amendments and rules made thereunder

Noted

10 Any appeal against this environmental clearance shall lie with the National Green Tribunal if preferred within a period of 30 days as prescribed undersection-16 of the National Green Tribunal Act 2010

Noted General Manager Bolani Ores Mines SAIL-Raw Materials Division

RSPM (PM10) PM25 SO2 NOx O3 CO Ni Pb

(microgm3) (microgm3) (microgm3) (microgm3) (microgm3) (mgm3) (ngm3) (microgm3)

1 Bottom Office area near Environment Cell 66 39 BDL 181 942 003 748 0005

2 Hill Top Campus Office 62 41 BDL 136 824 0031 172 093

3 Bolani Township Near Mount Club Guest House 44 22 BDL 153 784 0042 388 0035

4 Karo Guest House 89 63 BDL 251 102 0039 705 038

Fugitive Emmision Monitoring Report ( Apr14 - Jun14)

Fugitive Dust(microgm3)

1 F-Area Quarry near Shovel no25 3030

2 D-Area Quarry entry point 10490

3 Near haul road from G-Area Quarry to hopper 3300

4 Near hill top Crushing Plant 6010

5 Near Secondary Stock Pile 8810

6 Near Primary Stock Pile 4490

7 Lump Wagon Loading Plant Stock Pile (600 TPH) 5840

Location of Sampling PointsSl

No

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Report ( Apr14 - Jun14)

Location of Sampling PointsSLNo

Bolani Ores Mines Ms SAILWater Quality Monitoring Report (Apr14 - Jun14)

Surface Water Bodies Norms Drinking Water Source Norms Effluent Norms

Parameter

JhikariaStreamwater ChapuaStreamwaterUs of KaroRiverbeforemixingwithJhikariaand chapua

Intake pointof BolaniMines onUs of Karoafter mixingwithJhikaria andChapua

Adjacent sideof AryaSpongefactory onDs of KaroRiver (BOM)IS2296

BolaniVillagedugwellBalagodaVillageDug well

BalagodaVillageTubewellTapWaterofMountClubGuestHouse

IS10500

TailingPondseepage EffluentNorms

pH 78 76 79 8 81 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 40 20 30 40 40 - 40 20 40 60 - 40 -Alkalinity(mgl) 160 220 550 720 640 - 770 840 440 180 - 180 -Flouride(F-) 00122 00321 00817 01024 01204 15 01011 00912 00917 00803 1 00916 2

DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -

TSS (mgl) 30 40 280 120 160 - 10 10 130 NIL - 110 100COD(mgl) 36 42 92 89 113 - 63 66 132 65 - 82 250Cr(+6)(mgl) 0006 ND 0006 0005 0007 005 0005 0007 0002 ND 005 ND 01T Fe(mgl) 014 013 018 010 010 03 002 001 019 001 03 009 3

Water Quality Monitoring Report (Jul14 - Sept14)Surface Water Bodies Norms Drinking Water Source Norms Effluent Norms

parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater

Us ofKaroRiverbeforemixingwith

Jhikariaand

chapua

Intakepoint ofBolani

Mines onUs of

Karo aftermixing withJhikaria and

Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well

BalagodaVillageTubewell

TapWater

ofMountClubGuestHouse

IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

2


(i) Environmental Clearance is subject to obtaining clearance under the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 from the competent authority as applicable Not Applicable as the Provision of Wildlife (Protection) ACT 1972 is not attracted to the Project

(ii) The project proponent shall obtain Consent to establish from the State Pollution Control Board Orissa and effectively implement all the conditions stipulated there in Consent to Operate had been obtained from Orissa State Pollution Control Board for the existing capacity of 565 MTPA which is valid up to 31-01-2015 Copies of the above documents were attached in earlier compliance reports Consent to Establish for the enhanced capacity of 12 MTPA ROM has also been obtained on 21-12-2013 Application for Consent to Operate for 12 MTPA ROM had been submitted vide our letter noGMB-1902HD dt190214 Necessary steps are being taken regularly in order to implement the condition stipulated there in

(iii) Forest Clearance for 7320 ha of Safety Zone has not been obtained by the project proponent This environmental clearance subject to the grant of forest clearance for diversion of 7320 ha of safety zone within one year Forest Clearance for 7312 ha of Safety Zone has been granted by MoEF amp CC vide F No 8-171997-FC(vol) dt121114 Copy of the same is attached as Annexure-I

(iv) The Company shall submit within 3 months their policy towards Corporate Environment Responsibility which should inter- alia provide for (i) Standard operating process process to bring into focus any infringement deviation violation of the environmental or forest norms conditions (ii) Hierarchical system or Administrative order of the company to deal with the environmental issues and for ensuring compliance with the EC conditions and (iii) System of reporting of non-compliances violations of environmental norms to the Board of Directors of the company and or shareholders or stakeholders The Policy towards Corporate Environmental Responsibility including details of set up have been submitted to Ministry vide our letter no RMD BOMEampL 51sqMilesEC201391 dt 18-03-2013Necessary steps are being taken for implementing the same

(v) The mining operation shall be restricted to above ground water table and it shall not intersect groundwater table In case of working below the ground water table Prior approval of the Ministry of Environment amp Forest and Central Ground Water Authority shall be obtained for which a detailed hydrogeological study shall be carried out At present Mining operations have been restricted to above ground water table in all the pits within the leasehold area The Ground Water Table in the Lease area is 451 m AMSL Whereas the present working depth at the mines is varies from 915m to 485m AMSL

3








Screening Plant

4










5






(x)

(xi)


6








7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

3








Screening Plant

4










5






(x)

(xi)


6








7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

4










5






(x)

(xi)


6








7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

5






(x)

(xi)


6








7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

6








7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

7








8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

8









9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

9









10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

10




‐Mining area



11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

11








(xiii)


12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

12






( L X B X H) (m)



























13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

13



Details 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-15 Total

No of saplings

30000 15000 50000 120000 215000






Value 140 Lakhs

55 Lakhs 2040

Lakhs


2885

Lakhs



Ambedkar Univ

Survival Rate

60 60 80 90


14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

14



lands within Lease





15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

15












16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

16













17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

17






Sl No


1 XI-4858-2271 dt 22-11-1958


2 No1082 dt 19-05-1989








BOM






18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

18









19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

19









20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

20






21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

21




22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

22













23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

23




24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

24





25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

25






Noted



















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

















No





Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3



Parameter






IS10500



DO (mgl) 64 69 68 68 69 6 62 63 60 61 - 64 -



parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3


parameters

JhikariaStreamwater

ChapuaStreamwater


Jhikariaand

chapua


Mines onUs of


Chapua

Adjacentside ofArya

Spongefactory on

Ds ofKaroRiver

(BOM)

IS2296

BolaniVillage

dugwell

BalagodaVillage

Dug well


TapWater


IS10500

TailingPond

seepage

EffluentNorms

pH 73 71 76 76 74 65-85 79 7 75 68 65-85 78 55-9Acidity(mgl) 30 40 20 10 30 - 20 20 20 20 - 70 -

Alkalinity(mgl) 110 130 220 650 330 - 410 20 40 260 - 120 -

Flouride(F-) 00031 00017 00531 01102 00956 15 00028 00431 00411 00514 1 00223 2

DO (mgl) 71 72 73 75 76 6 64 64 54 68 - 64 -TSS (mgl) 240 280 650 680 840 - 20 50 60 NIL - 170 100

COD(mgl) 28 51 120 91 63 - 73 68 45 32 - 78 250

Cr(+6)(mgl) 0005 0004 0004 0005 0004 005 0004 0003 0006 0002 005 ND 01

T Fe(mgl) 018 016 018 014 011 03 003 001 012 006 03 011 3

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