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REHABILITATION & RESETTLEMENT PLAN

VISA POWER LIMITED

VISA POWER LIMITED

VILLAGE – DUMARPALI & DEVRI DISTRICT - RAIGARH

2010&112010&112010&112010&11 Prepared By:

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Rehabilitation & Resettlement Plan

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INDEX S.NO. PARTICULAR P.NO.

1. 1. CHAPTER 4

2. 1.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND 4

3. 1.2 ABOUT THE COMPANY 4-5

4. 1.3 OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT 5

5. 1.4 DETAILS OF THE PROJECT AREA 5-6

6. 1.5 AVAILIBILITY OF VARIOUS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

6-16

7. 1.6 WORKPLACE AND SERVICES 17-21

8. 1.7 DETAILS OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT BENEFITS OF PROJECT 21-22

9. 1.8 FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT 22-23

10. 2. CHAPTER 24

11. 2.1 OBJECTIVE OF THE RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION PLAN

24-25

12. 2.2. ENVIRONMENT 25-29

13. 2.3 SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL EFFECTS 30

14. 3. CHAPTER PURVIEW OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED PERSONS

31

15. 3.1 METHODS OF THE SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL SURVEY 30-35

16. 3.2 STATUS OF THE LITERACY AND EDUCATION 36-39

17. 3.3 FINANCIAL PURVIEW (SOCIAL STUCTURE) 40-41

18. 3.4 TYPE OF OCCUPATIONS 42-45

19. 3.5 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 45-46

20. 3.6 ASSETS 46-50

21. 3.7HEALTH 50

22. 3.8 INFRASTRUCTURAL ACCESS OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED POPULATION

50-51

23. 3.9 RESOURCES DRINKING WATER 52-53

24. 3.10 CLEANLINESS 53


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S.NO. PARTICULAR P.NO.

25. 3.11 EDUCATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE 53-57

26. 3.12 MAIN ISSUES OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED PERSONS 57-58

27. 3.13 SOCIAL ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED VILLAGES

58-59

28. 4. CHAPTER REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED/ AFFECTED PEOPLE DUE TO PROJECT

60

29. 4.1 REHABILITATION FOR THE DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS 60-63

30. 4.2 RESETTLEMENT OF DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS WHO’S RESIDENTIAL BUILDING IS ACQUIRED

62-67

31. 4.3. ALTERNATIVE EMPLOYMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS WHO’S LAND WILL BE ACQUIRED

67-70

32. 4.4 COMPENSATION FOR THE PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILIES 70-73

33. 4.5 GRIEVANCE RESOLUTION 73-74

34. 4.6 NECESSITY OF DISPLACEMENT 75

35. 4.7 SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENTAL PLANS FOR PROJECT AFFECTED AREAS

75

36. 4.8 INCORPORATED SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PLAN 75

37. 4.9. TRAINING TO PROVIDE VARIOUS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

76-84

38. 4.10 SCHEMES FOR SELF SUPPORT GROUP 84-88

39. 4.11 HEALTH 88

40. 4.12 EDUCATION 88

41. 4.13 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 88-89

42. 4.14 ESTIMATED COST ON REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT PLAN

90-93

43. 4.15 SOCIAL AND RESOURCES MAP 94-97

44. ENCLOSURES 98-158


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CHAPTER 1

1.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND

VISA POWER LIMITED is going to establish a thermal power plant

in 780 acres area in the village Dumarpali and Devri of district Raigarh

within Chhattisgarh State. The main plant site is located in the village

Devri and Dumarpali (21055’38.1” North Latitude and 83016’ 11.8” East

Longitude).The land identified for the project consists of 73% single crop

land in which the main crop is paddy.

Water reqiured for the project shall be met by the river

Mahanadi through dedicated pipelines. River Mahanadi is 30 kms far

from the project site. As proposed the required coal for the plant shall be

supplied by SECL and MCL coal mines and Fatehpur coal block. The

electricity produced in the plant shall be distributed by the Kotara Pooling

Station of Power Grid Corporation of India and 785/400 KW Tarkela

Basin Pooling Station. In this project two units of 600 MW shall be

commerically started within 36 and 39 months. The commercial

operation of first unit shall be started on 1st. April 2013 and the second

unit on 1st. july 2013.

1.2 ABOUT THE COMPANY-

VISA POWER LIMITED is an International Conglomerate with global

presence in minerals, metals and power.The group has a turnover of

more than INR 5000 crores. The group has planned to set up a thermal

power plant, to supplement Power which is one of the major input in

steel making and it also contributes to the energy deficient state for the

fulfillment of its target. The company has signed a Memorendum of


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understanding (MOU) for establishing the coal fired power plant in the

fuel rich state of chhattisgarh. This also includes the Establishment of

captive coal mines, their benefication and logistics and the produced

electricity shall be sold to the prospective buyers as proposed.

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT-

• The main objective of this project is to fulfill the energy deficiency of

the state as well as the nation.

• The project shall help in the economical development of state and

nation.

• The project shall provide employment to the local population.

• The project shall also help in the social and economical development

of the villages.

1.4 DETAILS OF THE PROJECT AREA

1.4.1 GEOLOGY OF AREA-

The identified area of villages Devri and Dumarpali of Raigarh

district Chhattishgarh state (21055’38.1” Lat. & 83016’ 11.8” E long) is

most suitable for locating the project. The main plant is well connected

with the National Highway which is around 5 km away. Nearest railway

station is Bhupdeopur on the north –west, at a distance of around 5 km

from the main plant site and the allocated Fatehpur East coal mine block

is around 65 km from the power plant site. The total annual rainfall

recorded in this area is 1602 mm.

The top layer of the land is cover with clay mixture and moorum. In

adjacent area Hard rock was found on the ground surface. The

topograpical survey for the main plant site has been carried out . Level of


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ground is varying from RL 238.42 to 248.5 meter and the major slope is

from north to south.

1.4.2 ROADS AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM

The Plant is connected through PMGSY road. This approach road is

about 5 km. The Rain water for the power plant areas shall be collected

through a network of drains, which will finally discharge into the nearby

Dumarpali nalah, and then utimately discharge water into the Mand river.

1.4.3 CLIMATE AND METEOROLOGICAL DATA -

Based on the Meteorological data obtained from the Indian

meteorological department Raigarh, the ambient temperature is around

35°c , Relative humidity of 62% and cooling water temperature is around

33°c.The winds are generally clam in the region with a mean velocity of

0.28 meter/sec in pre monsoon and prior to the onset of winter.Where as

the wind velocity if faster during the monsoon and summer months. The

total annual rainfall as recorded by meterological department is 1602

mm.

1.5 AVAILIBILITY OF VARIOUS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

1.5.1 LAND AND PLANT LAYOUT

Estimated land requirement for the plant total capacity of 1200 MW with

2 X 600 MW units at main plant site, ash pond, ash dyke area and land

for corridor pertaining to railway siding, approach road, raw water

pipeline and transmission line etc is 780 acres of land. This identified

land of 780 acres is in the village Devari and Dumarpali.


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1.5.2 WATER

Consumptive and cooling water requirement for the station

comprising cooling tower make- up, heat cycle make-up , other process

water requirement along the evaporation and seepage loss with

recommended design margin works out to about 4600 m3/ hr for the total

plant capacity of 1200 MW. The water will be drawn to project site

through pipeline from Mahanadi river.There will be two water reserviors

inside the plant with a reserve capacity of 15 days consumptive water

requirement of the plant for unintupted water supply.

1.5.3 FUEL

The primary fuel of the proposed Thermal Power Plant is coal. The

power plant would require around 7.39 Million Tonne of coal per annum

(Gross calorific value-3,200 kcal/kg). VISA Power has been alloted

Fatehpur East coal block from which the coal will be sourced. However,

during initial period of plant operation, almost the entire coal requirement

willl be met from SECL and MCL coal fields.

1.5.4 POWER ARRANGEMENT-

The complete electrical system would be controlled and monitored from

the plant DCS system. A Backup Electrical Control panel will be

provided , if required-

• Generator System

• 11 kw system

• 33 kw system

• 415 kw system


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All operationally important control commands and signals for

reporting system status, fault and abnormal condition for electrical

auxiliary system will be available in the DCS.

1.5.5 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMs

The following communication facilities would be provided for fast

communication between the plant personnal for efficient operation,

maintenance and handling of emergency conditions.

• An EPABX telephone system covering entire main and auxiliary

plants and colony.

• Dedicated distributed public address systems for each 600 MW unit

main plant would be available.

1.5.6 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS-

The 600 MW unit would consist of the boiler, single reheat,

condenser, condensate extraction and bioler feed water systems,

heaters and all equipment for reheat regenerative feed heating. The unit

will be provided with adequately sized HP and LP turbine bypass

stations for quick hot start-up and to provide stability during large load

throw-off conditions.The generator will be designed for high efficiency

with the range of coal being provided to this thermal power plant with

minimum requirement of support fuel oil for flame stabilisation within its

control range. The furnace design shall have adequate residence time

provided to burn the fuel completely.

The boiler would be designed as per IBR/ASME Sec I and should

meet IBR ( Indian Boiler Regulations ) requirements.


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COAL PROXIMATE ANALYSIS (% by weight)

S.NO PARTICULARS UNITS DESIGN COAL

1 Moisture % 13.5

2 Ash % 40

3 Fixed Carbon % 23.2

4 Volatile Matter % 23.3

5 Gross Calorific

Value

Kcal/kg 3,200

1.5.6.1 GENERATOR

The steam generator will be provided with a set of soot blowers

fully automatic, sequentially controlled, microprocessor based syste.The

steam generator balanced draft system will be provided with 2 sets of

forced draft (FD) fans, 2 sets of induced draft (ID) fans. The FD fans may

be of constant speed, axial flow type. In each blower one regenerative

air preheater (RAPH) has been provided.

1.5.6.2 COAL PULVERISING MILLS

The steam generator should have suitable pulverised coal firing

arrangement comprising coal bunker with 16 hours capacity volumetric

/gravimetric raw coal feeders, pulverising mills (vertical/horizontal) and

other required ancillaries.The mill capacity selection will be based on

90% loading with worst coal with all mills operating.


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1.5.6.3 SUPPORT FUEL OIL SYSTEM

The steam generating unit has been provided with Light Diesel Oil

(LDO) for supplying LDO to oil burners during boiler cold and hot start-

ups as well as for flame stabilisation with coal firing during low load

operations.

1.5.6.4 ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS

The steam generating unit has been provided with the required

electrostatic precipitators (ESP). The ESP will have efficiency of around

99.9%. The design of ESP will be such that the outlet dust burden or

solid particulate matter content does not exceed 50mg / Nm3 with worst

coal and with all fields in operations.

1.5.6.5 STEAM TURBINE AND ACCESSORIES

Installation of an excellent quality of steam turbine and accessories

has been envisaged in the plant. The turbine will have a lubricating oil

system for supplying oil to turbine and generator bearings. The

lubricating oil will be cooled by closed circuit water cooling system and

water as cooling medium.To attain maximum output potenial various

other equipments have also been proposed.

1.5.6.6 COAL UNLOADING, TRANSPORTATION AND FEEDING SYSTEM

Coal handling Plant(CHP) will be consisting of 1 no truck hopper

(for unloading from bottom dicharge type wagons), 2 nos wagon tipplers,

crushing / stacking , reclaiming from the stockyard and conveying the

same to steam generator bunkers.This is done in 2 shift operation. The


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maximum lump size of the coal received from the coal block or linkage at

power plant site will be 250mm.Coal stockyard for stacking of crushed

coal will be for 15 days at full load considering this as a pithead

station.For conveying coal from track hopper to the stockpile and from

stockpile to SG bunkers, two streams of conveyors and equipment will

be provided. Merry go round (MGR) railway system along with railway

siding track hopper and wagon tipplers is proposed for coal

transportation from the captive Fatehpur East coal block to main plant

site.Same way the fuel oil (LDO) would be brought to plant by rail/road

tankers and will be unloaded and stored in storage tanks of adequate

capacity by means of unloading pumps.The (LDO) forwarding system

having forwarding pumps will feed the boiler burners.

Bottom ash will be collected in wet form; while fly ash will be

collected in dry form. The ash extraction is unitised basis, the ash

disposal system will be designed common considering both the

units.The system adopted for bottom ash removal would be an

intermittent jet pump system and for fly ash removal, vaccum-cum-

pressure type pneumatic system.Unutilised fly ash disposal would be

carried out either indry form using trucks from the ash silo for

utilization,or in high density slurry form to the ash pond from the dense

ash slurry mixing tank.

The bottom ash hopper (BAH) would have a capacity to store about

eight hours collection of bottom ash. A clinker grinder would be provided

to crush the ash clinkers. Ash clinker from the clinker grinder will be

conveyed to dewatering bins through the jet pumps provided below each

clinker grinder. Dewatering bin will have 24 hours storage capacity and

alternatively the bottom ash will be discharge to common slurry sump for

further disposal in slurry form to ash pond. For the disposal of ash A


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High Concentrated Ash Slurry Disposal System (HCASD) is used it

consists of feeding, mixing and pumping components to the ash ponds.

Mill rejects/ pyrites discharged from the mills will be fed to the steel

storage silo of 12 hour capacity through conveyor. And the rejects from

the silo will be disposed off-site by trucks.

The plant water system will be designed to supply water

requirement for the proposed 1200 MW plant. The plant water

requirement will be around 4600 m3 /hr which would be fulfilled by intake

water pump house to be built in the Mahanadi river water bed.The Raw

Water Reservior will have storage capacity adequate to meet the plant

water requirement for total 15 days.The proposed Mahanadi River Water

Analysis is as below-

RIVER WATER ANALYSIS-

PARTICULARS UNITS QUANTITY

Total Hardness ppm 77

Ca Hardness ppm 51

Mg Hardness ppm 26

Alkalinity ppm 72

TDS ppm 88

Chloride ppm 18

Turbidity ppm 12.2

Silica ppm 15.37

Conductivity Microsiemens/ cm

185


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Three raw water supply pumps will supply raw water from reservoir to

pre-treatment plant to cater the needs of the following primary water

circuits-

a) Demineralization Plant.

b) Cooling water Make up.

c) Closed Circuit Cooling Water Make Up.

d) Plant Service Water and Fire water Requirements.

1.5.6.7 EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT

The Plant is designed for zero liquid effluent discharge. No liquid

effluent will be sent out of the plant. The liquid effluents will be collected

and treated/recycled .

1.5.6.8 FIRE DETECTION AND PROTECTION SYSTEM-

A comprehensive fire detection and protection system is envisaged

for the complete power station. This system will generally conform to the

recommendations of TAC guidelines and NFPA- 850.

The following fire detection and protection systems are envisaged-

1) Hydrant system for complete power plant.

2) Automatic water spray system.

3) Foam injection system for fuel oil storage tanks.

4) Clean Agent Extinguishing system for protection of control room.

5) Fire detection and alarm system to cover the complete power plant.

6) Portable and mobile extinguishers will be located at strategic

locations throughout the plant.


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7) Required fire tenders/engines of water type trailer pump with fire

jeep etc will be provided in the fire station.

1.5.6.9 PLANT AIR AND INSTRUMENT AIR SYSTEM

Air compressors have been provided for uninterupted supply of Air

to both the units. They will provide air through air receivers.

1.5.6.10 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

Air conditioning system will be provided for all those areas, which

require close control of environment conditions and shall cover the

following areas- Central Control Room consisting of Control Room,

Control Equipment Rooms, Telecommunication Rooms, Microprocessor,

Computer and Programmers Rooms, Data Storage Rooms, UPS

Rooms, Instrumentation Laboratory and Steam and Water Analysis

Rooms, Conference Room, Shift in Charge Engineer’s Room and Relay

Rooms.

1.5.611 VENTILATION ROOM

The following areas will be provided with forced ventilation system

with filtered supply air and exhaust fans/ roof exhausters

1) All floors of turbine building.

2) Switchgear rooms and cable galleries of main plant.

3) Non air conditioned area of ESP control room.

4) Any other areas where equipment heat load is high.


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1.5.6.12 PIPEING SYSTEM-

Piping system will be provided as per the requirement for supply of

steam, condensate, water, oil, air etc to different places in the plant.

Pipelines running outside the power house will be routed on pipe trusles

to the extent possible.

1.5.6.13 MAJOR CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEM-

The major components of Control and Instrumentation system of

the unit will comprise of the following-

1) Distrubuted Control System (DCS)

2) Steam Generator Control System

3) Vibration monitoring system for major plant auxilliaries.

4) Master and Slave Clock System.

5) Central Control Room, Unit Control Desk and Control Panel.

6) Steam and Water Analysis System (SWAS).

7) Online Leak Detection System.

8) Close Circuit Television (CCTV) System.

1.5.6.14 CIVIL WORKS

LAND DEVELOPMENT

The land for the main plant site has a gentle slope with a level

difference of up to 10m for different stretches of areas. As the project

starts according to the requirements of various tasks for sewage

treatment, land would be allocated . In the perifery of the plant site

Inside and outside the boundary of the plant 1/3 rd area will be alloted

for the development of green belt as per the guidelines of M.O.E.F.


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1.5.6.15 PLANT BUILDING / POWER BLOCK AREA

MAIN PLANT BUILDING-

The Main Plant Building in the Power Block area will comprise of

Main Power House Building (turbo generator bay and electrical bay, feed

pump, Heater and Deaerator bay). The building will be of steel-framed

structures. All the structures would be built according to the Indian

standards organisation.

TRANSFORMER AREAS

All the transformers supported on suitable foundation together with

fire wall, drainage etc shall be provided with containment arrangements

for spillage of oil.

CHIMNEY

The chimney will be a twin-flue technology reinforced concrete

chimney. The flue gas emission point would be 275 m above the plant

level.

TOWNSHIP

Township shall be located to the west of the main plant area and

would be developed along with modern amenities.This will accomodate

residential buildings including barracks for securitiy staff, field hostel and

associated facilities/ non-residential buildings like Bank, Post office,

Club, Community centre, Medical centre, Guest house, Sports complex,

Parks, Estate office, Telephone exchange, Transport centre, Shopping

centre and primary school. Provision of a temporary labour colony has

also been kept at the south-east corner.


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1.6 WORKPLACE AND SERVICES-

Infrastructures shall be constructed for the employees residence,

management and execution of the plant. The essential infrastructures

shall be developed for the Local community ,so that it will change the

quality of their lifestyle and will also help to mitigate their problems

indaily routine. This shall mainly include pure drinking water, daily needs

, public transportation facilities, health facilities and education facilities.

1.6.1 PROJECT SITE LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE EFFECTED AREA-

LOCATION OF THE PROJECT SITE-

The location of main plant is in the villages Devri and Dumarpali,

the District Head Office nearest to it is in Raigarh around 20 km. The

main plant site is 5 km away from the National Highway No 200. The

transportation of coal to the plant is done either through Road or Rail,

The Fatehpur coal mines is 65 km away from the main plant site.

EFFECTED PROJECT SITE-

Around 780 acres of land is allocated for the project. The proposed

area comes under the two villages Devri and Dumarpali . The proposed

area for the project is around 780 acres according to the Revenue

Record.


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1.6.2 THE VILLAGES AFFECTED DUE TO THE PROJECT-

Due to the project the land of village Devri and Dumarpali is mainly

affected But it will not affect the residential land.Details related to land

are follows-

TABLE NO-

PLACE NAME OF

VILLAGE

REQUIRED SOCIAL IMPACT

Devri Acquisition or

Displacement of land for

the project site Dumarpali

The establishment of industry

on the Agricultural land would

affect the Farmers as well as

the agricultural based

vocation.

1.6.3 LAND FOR INDUSTRILIZATION PURPOSE

The Argicultural land of the villages Devri and Dumarpali comes

under the project site.Due to the project both agricultural and

nonagricultural land are affected. Residential area will not be affected

due to the project.

The Table no 1.6.4.1 is showing the details of the land .


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1.6.4 DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED LAND FOR THE PROJECT-

The Table no 1.6.4.1

1.6.5 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE-

According to the Rehabilitation policy, no Resettlement is being

done. The consent of community will help for the betterment of

community structure and their development.

Community structures like school, temple, community building ,

Anganbadi are shown in the table no-

1.6.6 DETAILED STRUCTURE OF AFFECTED AREA-

DETAILS OF

STRUCTURES DEVRI DUMARPALI TOTAL

COMMUNITY STRUCTURES

SCHOOL 1 1 2

TEMPLE 3 10 13

ANGANBADI 1 1 2

COMMUNITY

BUILDING 2 2 4

PASSENGER & & &

S.N VILAGES PRIVATE LAND (GEN)

(IN ACRES)

PRIVATE LAND

(ST) (IN Acres)

GOVERNMENT

(IN Acres)

TOTAL

(IN ACRES

)

1 DEVRI 356.60 36.58 81.23 474.41

2 DUMARPALI 213.09 4.60 85.13 302.82

TOTAL 569.69 41.18 166.36 777.23


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DETAILS OF

STRUCTURES DEVRI DUMARPALI TOTAL

WAITING ROOM

HOSPITAL & 1 1

PANCHAYAT

BHAWAN 1 1 2

Source- survey conducted by LNC in june – july 2010

1.6.7 DETAILS OF THE AFFECTED POPULATION-

The estimated number of affected sub families is as per the

definition of the state government. During the survey each family has

been considered a basic unit according to the present social structure.

The total number of affected people due to the proposed project is

shown in the table no1.8.2.4. According to the survey of 2010 the total

affected population is 2257 in which 701 families will be affected

including sub families.

NUMBER OF LAND AFFECTED PEOPLE DUE TO PROJECT-

NOTE- According to the policy, an indiviual above the age 18 or above

will be considered as a separate family. SOURCE- Social Economical and land

survey.

VILLAGE NO OF PEOPLE NO OF

FAMILIES

NO OF SUB

FAMILIES

DEVRI 1341 260 136

DUMARPALI 916 196 109

TOTAL 2257 456 245


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1.6.8 EFFECTS ON LIVELIHOOD

The livelihood of the villagers will be affected due to the land

acquisition for the industrial purpose.However some villagers are already

employed and the maximum population is depended on agriculture.

Some of them are engaged as agriculture labour and other vocations

like- Blacksmith, Potter and other services. Since No vocation would be

carried out by the villagers after the acquisition of land, the

management shall take up various activities under the coporate social

responsibility and rehabilitation & resettlement policy of the government

to overcome the loss.

1.6.9 COMMUNITY PROPERTIES ( DRINKING WATER)

Source- survey conducted by LNC in june – july 2010

1.7 DETAILS OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT BENEFITS OF PROJECT

(As per the class 1.3 of appendix 2 of ideal rehabilitation and

resettlement policy of chhattishgarh state)

1.7.1 DIRECT AND INDIRECT BENEFITS OF PROJECT-

I. Investment of more than 6189.15 crores has been made.

II. Growth in economic activities and allied activities like

transportation, hotel business, bank, school, factories and other

TYPE OF COMMUNITY PROPERTIES DEVRI

DUMARPALI

WELL - 1

HANDPUMP 12 4

POND 3 3

TAP 8 8


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devlopment of industries would ultimately help to grow fast in this

field.

III. Unemployed youth and eligible persons would be given vocational

training during summer and new avenues will be created so that

they can get jobs.

IV. Various task would be performed for the community development .

The rural socio-economic development centered activities would be

taken up which includes- education, health, cleanliness.

V. After the the commissioning of the Plant, a large number of labor

force will be necessary for the different purposes of the project.

Priority for employment would be given to the residents of that area.

This will Result in regular employment of the residents of the area

and improveent in their economic condition.

VI. Through various activities, the affected individuals would be

employed and their economic condition would be improved. Various

training Programs would help in improving their employment

potantial and would also encourage for self employment.

VII. The 1200 MW power plant would generate new economic

development along with providing the employment to the villagers

and the increase in their income will improve their quality of living.

1.8 FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT-

(As per the class 1.5 of appendix 2 of ideal rehabilitation and

resettlement policy amended 2007 of chhattishgarh state)

1.8.1 COST ESTIMATE-

According to the following details which is based on the probable

estimation the total cost of the will be more than 6189.15 crores. The

classified detail of estimated cost of the proposed plant is shown in the

following table-


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Sl. No. Item

Description Total, In INR

Million 1 Land & Site Development 1,452.33

2 Plant & Equipment 49,968.14

2a Mechanical Equipment incl. Boiler Turbine and

Generator (BTG) and Misc. Balance of Plant

Packages

33,351.73

2b Electrical and C&I Equipment 6,272.28

2c Other Plant Civil and Structural Works 7,224.33

2d Spares @ 2% of hard cost

792.48

2e Misc. Tools and Plants, Taxes and duties and Contingency

2,327.32

3 Works Cost (1.0+2.0) 51,420.47

4 Pre Commissioning Expenses and Establishment Cost

1,285.51

5 Consultancy

77.13

6 Margin Money on Working Capital 447.32

7 Project Cost excl. IDC (1 to 6) 53,230.43

8 Interest During Construction (IDC) 8,661.10

9 Project Cost incl. IDC 61,891.52

10 Cost/MW 51.576


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CHAPTER – 2

OBJECTIVE OF THE REHABILITATION PLAN AND ENVIRONMENT

2.1 OBJECTIVE OF THE RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION PLAN-

The Resettlement and Rehabilitation plan is prepared in respect to

the class 3.6 and 3.7 of the Ideal Rehabilitation policy 2007 of state

Chhattisgarh released by Resettlement Department of Chhattisgarh

Government. In this project along with the construction, the development

works are done under the corporate social responsibilities as included.

The main objective of this plan is an appropriate social development of

the nearby villages under government rules and company’s own

planning.

2.1.1 BENEFITS OF THE PLAN-

1. Resettlement and Rehabilitation plan is prepared on the basis of the

information collected through individual and family survey in which it

is mentioned that all the activities to improve the living standard of

every affected person and family.

2. In the plan, water, land, People and animals will be included under

social development.

3. Unemployed youth and other groups will be included in the self-

employment and skill development programs.

4. Various activities would be performed to improve the environment.

5. Various measures of pollution control would be adopted under the

Government guidelines..


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2.1.2 IDEAL PLAN

The plan is prepared for the appropriate execution of the

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy. This plan is ideal because –

1. All the adult dependents (male) of the displaced person are

considered as a different family.

2. All the residents of the village will come under the affected group.

3. Maximum compensation of the acquired land would be given.

4. The distribution of land to displaced people

I) Landless family – 300 sq. m.

II) Small/ marginal farmer family – 450 sq. m.

III) Other farmer family – 600 sq. m

5. In case of acquisition more than 75 % land employment will be

provided to single person from each family according to his

qualification and requirement.

2.2. ENVIRONMENT

2.2.1 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT OF THE PROJECT

Environmental effect due to the establishment of the plant means

change in environment, available forest, water and air. Various suitable

plan would be prepared to control the environmental degradation..

(According to the class 1.7 of appendix -2 of Ideal rehabilitation

policy amended 2007 of the Chhattisgarh state)

2.2.1 GENERAL VIEW

All growth-oriented projects have ability to change nature of the

environment. This effect depends upon the change on air, water, land,

animals, human beings, ecology, social-culture, life style and economical

status of the people. The project may be simultaneously beneficial or

harmful. All the activities depend on the environment that’s why analysis

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the analysis of various effects, the environmental management plan will

be prepared and mitigation measures would be executed to reduce and

prevent the bad effect. Emphasis will be on the control and mitigation

measures in future.

2.2.2 STUDY OF THE EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT

In this chapter the probable effects of various environmental

aspects have been discussed.

1) Air pollution

2) Water pollution

3) Land pollution

4) Scrap

5) Vibration and noises pollution

6) Biological effect

7) Social-Economical conditions

2.2.3 AIR POLLUTION

In the plant area, the quantity of the dust and smoke is greater than

normal conditions. It can be reduced by adopting pollution control

measures. Other activities which are responsible for the pollution are:

• Transportation

• Drilling

• Loading and unloading

• Diesel equipments

• Minerals and by product

• Coal handling and its transportation.

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Dust and various gases which are produced by these activities are

released in the atmosphere and pollute it. Its adverse effect can be

injurious to the health of the workers.

2.2.4 EFFECT ON WATER RESOURCES AND ITS QUALITY

2.2.4.1 SURFACE WATER

There is a river Mand near to the plant which flows towards north to

south. It is flowing along the villages Dumarpali and Devri. There is a

small nalah in the village Dumarpali which flows towards north to south.

There is a rain water harvesting arrangement in the plant to collect rain

water through which the water table will be recharged.

2.2.4.2 UNDER-GROUND WATER

Planning in water consumption would be helpful to maintain the level of

under-ground water for a long period. 3900 m3 water would be required

per day for the various activities in the plant and 700 m3 water per day

required for the colony, office etc. Cumulatively It will be around 16.79

lac m3 per year. The Drinking water supply of would be maintained from

the available under-ground water.

2.2.4.3 QUALITY OF THE WATER

The quality of the surface water is affected by the insoluble

particles present in it due to following reasons are:

• By washing the dumpers.

• By erosion of soil.

• During the pumping of surface water from plant to drains.

Water can be polluted by the insoluble particles of the overburden

dump on the ground surface. During the pumping of water from the

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are the out flow of oil from the workshop which pollutes the surface

water. Establishment of a filtration plant is proposed in the management

plan for the treatment of the polluted water. There are chances of

pollution of the under-ground water due to the presence of harmful

chemicals in the coal and overburden, but here in Visa Power plant the

risk is less as there is no harmful chemical in coal and overburden.

There would be an arrangement of filtration of the polluted water by the

septic tank and soak pits. There is proposal of the suitable plan to manage

and treat polluted water produced from the industrial area and the colony.

2.2.5 EFFECT ON THE GEO- ENVIRONMENT

EFFECT ON TOPOGRAPHY AND NALAH

The river mand is located in the east from the plant which flows

along the outer boundary of the villages Dumarpali and Devri towards

north to south. In the middle of the village Dumarpali a small nalah is

located and flows towards north to south.

EFFECT ON THE LAND STATUS

A big part of land, around 780 acres shall be affected by the main

plant and the management of coal handling. It is a general effect while

establishing a power plant, and for that the essential corrective measures

shall be adopted. some of the various ways of Land use shall be as

follows:

RELEASE OF INSOLUBLE WEST MATERIAL

In the industrial activities 4 type of insoluble waste materials are

released which are:

• Overburden (Surface soil and rocks)

• Oiled mud/ mud from water filtration.

• Ash


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• Residual scrap

Scientific methods shall be adopted to treat insoluble waste

material.

2.2.6 NOISES AND TRAFFIC

NOISES

The noise level is always high in the main plant site due to the

running steam turbine generator, other rotating equipment. Operation of

steam safety valve also induces noise which is above normal. 90 db noise

is accepted for the every person as normal In the open environment and

beyond that limit it is considered an occupational hazard due to the

noises. Suitable measures shall be adopted to reduce the noises from the

machines through their proper maintenance. Management has made due

provisions to compensate the losses to its workmen due to noise induced

by the machines.

TRAFFIC

At present the traffic on the road of the proposed area is less but

after commissioning of the project, the traffic pressure will be increase

substantially. To maintain a better control on traffic, over-bridge

construction and widening of roads shall be taken up and awareness

programs shall be conducted.

2.2.7 EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT

Industrial activities certainly leave some impact on the environment.

Due to the degradation of the quality of air and water, the flora of the area

is seriously affected. At the time of the establishment of the Plant all the

modern techniques shall be adopted to control the noise, light, dust and

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2.3 SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL EFFECTS

The establishment of the plant shall lead to the improvement in

social economical status of the villagers. Under the idea the various social

development plans and rehabilitation and resettlement plan have been prepared.

Due to the establishment of the project and change in the land use of the

agricultural land, supplementary and other allied activities shall help to improve

the economical conditions. Because of the project functions, local people shall

get suitable opportunity of employment in it which shall help to improve their

economic conditions. Through the Rehabilitation and resettlement plan of the

company, educational and self-employment opportunities shall be generated for

the affected and displaced persons. After the establishment of the plant, a

general Industrialization of the area shall begin. A positive effect shall be visible

in the Social and economical structure by the development of health centers,

communication, employment in the service sector, transport facilities and

infrastructural development.

2.3.1 SOCIAL ECONOMICAL CONDITION OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED PERSON

Proposed area for the power plant comes in the villages Dumerpali

and Devri where main power plant and township has been planned. Total

population of these villages is 2257 and total families are 456 and sub-

families are 245. The details are given in the following table 2.3.2.1.

2.3.2 VILLAGE VISE POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

Village No of persons

No of family No of sub-family

Devri 1341 260 136

Dumarpali 916 196 109

Total 2257 456 245


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CHAPTER – 3

PURVIEW OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED PERSONS

(Act on class 1.5 & 1.6 of appendix -2 of the Ideal Rehabilitation policy of

Chhattisgarh state)

The fundamental components of the social and economical

condition of the affected persons have been discussed In this chapter.

The analysis of strength and weakness in present social economical

structure is base for preparation of the rehabilitation and resettlement

plan. In this chapter education, health, financial and economical

conditions are discussed which is concerned to the social economical

prospect.

3.1 METHODS OF THE SOCIAL-ECONOMICAL SURVEY

On the social-economical condition and land use pattern primary

and secondary survey were conducted in both the affected villages

Dumarpali and Devri. All the information regarding project affected

persons is collected through following schedules:

1. Survey of family

2. Survey of residents

3. Survey of agricultural land

Project affected persons were surveyed and their views were

obtained on the establishment of the project, on the policies of

rehabilitation; compensation and employment. Findings of the survey are

compared with the previous analyzed data. The land records of the

probable displace persons and land losers is analyzed through revenue

records. The description and details of the social economical survey is

given in the further columns. This survey was conducted on month June

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to know the present status of the project affected villages so that their

needs and preferences can be evaluated. The methods of survey used

are as follows:

1. Transit walk

2. Pilot study

3. Group discussion

4. Family survey

5. Individual survey

6. Social mapping

7. Resource mapping

3.1.1 ELUCIDATION OF THE SOCIAL CONDITION

As per census 2001 the density of population of the district is 179

people per sq. km but at present population density of villages Dumarpali

and Devri is 36.02 people per sq. km. Percentage of the male is 49.33 %

in Dumarpali and 50.29 % in Devri. Female in per 1000 male are 1027 in

Dumarpali and 988 in Devri. Percentage of schedule cast is 11% and

schedule tribe is 6% of the total population whereas the percentage of

OBC is 81% which is establishes a vast population in the area. The

literacy is 70.56 % of both the villages which is satisfactory. Women

literacy is 62.48% which is very good.

3.1.2 POPULATION STRUCTURE OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED VILLAGES

Table no. 3.1.1

As per census 2001 the population of the village Dumarpali was

764 and Devri was 1118 but on the basis of the present social

economical survey the population of the village Dumarpali is 916 and

Devri is 1341 which constitute the total population of both the villages to

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Affected population of villages (As per census 2001)

Village Femal

e

Male Grand

Total

Total

SC

SC

Female

SC

mal

e

Tota

l ST

ST

Fe

m

ale

ST

mal

e

Femal

e in

per

1000

male

Devri 560 558 1118 181 91 90 156 79 77 1004

Dumerpal

i

376 388 764 32 12 20 26 11 15 969

Grand

Total

936 946 1882 213 103 110 182 90 92


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Total population of villages as per the social economical survey June-July 2010 (Including land losers)

Village Female Male Grand Total

SC Total

SC Female

SC Male

ST Total

ST Female

ST Male

Female in per 1000 male

Devri 672 669 1341 217 109 108 186 94 92 1004

Dumarpali 451 465 916 24 10 14 31 13 18 970

Grand Total

1123 1134 2257 241 119 122 217 107 110

3.1.3 PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILY

Table 3.1.3.1

Village No of head of families No of land affected persons from age

group 18-50

Female Male Total Female Male Total

Devri 18 242 260 269 281 550

Dumarpali 14 182 196 213 205 418

Total 32 424 456 482 486 968


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3.2 STATUS OF THE LITERACY AND EDUCATION

In the project affected area the average literacy rate is 65.70 %

whereas the state and national literacy rate are 64.67%. This

necessitates improvement in the education level in the villages. During

the social economical survey It was noticed that there is no technical or

professional training centers in the area and these facilities are available

20 km away from the proposed area in the Raigarh. The percentages of

formal education/qualification are as follows:

S. No. Class Dumarpali Devri

1 Primary 27 33

2 Middle 22 19

3 High School 10 14

4 Higher Secondary 4 7

5 Graduates 1 1

6 Illiterate 36 26

The purview of the education of project affected persons is given in table

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Below 18 year 18-25 year 25-35 year 35-50 year More than 50 Year Grand Total

Village Education Level F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total

Aanganbadi 15 20 35 0 0 35

Primary 90 80 170 22 15 37 25 19 44 20 33 53 10 43 53 357

Middle 70 60 130 35 35 70 30 26 56 10 15 25 4 2 6 287

High School 20 20 40 15 32 47 3 21 24 3 15 18 2 1 3 132

Higher Secondary 2 5 7 12 14 26 2 6 8 10 10 3 3 54

Graduate 0 1 1 1 2 3 2 2 0 6

Post Graduate 0 1 1 0 0 0 1

Technical 0 0 1 1 0 0 1

Illiterate 20 9 29 12 10 22 42 18 60 64 36 100 80 47 127 338

Devri

Other (Unknown) 50 55 105 5 5 10 4 7 11 4 4 0 130

Devri Total 267 249 516 101 113 214 107 100 207 101 111 212 96 96 192 1341

Dumarpali Aanganbadi 11 10 21 21

Primary 49 51 100 12 3 15 30 14 44 25 28 53 24 52 76 288

Middle 27 28 55 17 15 32 24 25 49 8 18 26 1 9 10 172

High School 26 16 42 20 17 37 10 20 30 1 7 8 7 7 124

Higher Secondary 3 6 9 16 18 34 3 6 9 9 9 1 1 62

Graduate 0 1 1 1 5 6 1 2 3 0 10

Post Graduate 0 0 0 3 3 1 1 4

Technical 0 2 2 0 0 0 2

Illiterate 5 5 4 4 8 8 5 13 34 15 49 65 16 81 156

Other (Unknown) 30 38 68 2 2 2 2 5 5 0 77


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Below 18 year 18-25 year 25-35 year 35-50 year More than 50 Year Grand Total

Village F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total

Dumarpali 146 154 300 70 61 131 76 77 153 69 87 156 90 86 176 916

Grand

Total 413 403 816 171 174 345 183 177 360 170 198 368 186 182 368 2257

As per the social economical survey 2010

1. Small child (0-6) is categorized as other in the table.

2. Level of the primary education is up to class 5.

3. Level of the middle education is up to class 8.

4. Level of the high school is up to class 10.

5. Level of the higher secondary is up to class 12.


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Literate and illiterate land affected population in the proposed plant area

PERCENT OF THE POPULATION

Village/Category Literate Illiterate

Devri 838 503

Dumarpali 662 254


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3.3 FINANCIAL PURVIEW (SOCIAL STUCTURE)

In the total population of the villages 2% population are main

worker and 2% population has their own business. Agriculture is the

main occupation of the villagers but it is seasonal. Maximum individuals

are non worker in the area which covers 63% of the total population. The

detail explanations about the various occupations are discussed in the

following table.

3.3.1 OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE

Table no. 3.4.1

Village Devri Dumarpali Grand Total

Agricultural Labour 200 117 317

Farmer 50 100 150

Main Worker 13 17 30

Marginal Worker 13 9 22

Self-business 4 18 22

Other 220 26 246

Non worker 841 629 1470

Grand Total 1341 916 2257

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3.4 TYPE OF OCCUPATIONS

There is difference in the financial prospect between the

information received from the census 2001 and the conducted survey

table 3.1.4. It is noticed that maximum population is engaged with the

occupation of agriculture.

3.4.1 AGRICULTURE

The proposed area of the project is agricultural area and Rabi crop

and Kharif crop are cultivated by the farmers which are depended on the

irrigation facilities and rain fall. Paddy is the main crop of the area and

cultivated in both the seasons. Tilhan and Dalhan crop is less cultivated.

Rich Farmers have sufficient number of animals for use in agriculture.

Animal husbandry is also a main occupation of the villagers.

3.4.3 AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURE OF THE AFFECTED VILLAGES

Table No. 3.4.3.1

Particulars Devri Dumarpali

Average daily wage of labour

(rate per day) Rs.110.00 Rs.110.00

Agricultural structure

Kharif Crop

Paddy per acre 13 quintal 12 quintal

Corn per acre 14f quintal 14 quintal

Groun nut 6 quintal 6 quintal

Arhar per acre 8 quintal 8 quintal


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Rabi crop

Average organic fertilizers

used per acre 50 kg 50 kg

Average pesticide used per

acre 500ml 500 ml

Average bio-fertilizers used

per acre 200 quintal 200 quintal

Irrigation facilities Rain fall+

tube well

Rain fall+ tube well

Source: surveyed by LNC group in Jun-July 2010.

3.4.6 INCOME

In spite of main and marginal occupation the village

population has very low income as shown in table 3.4.7.1. In addition to

the agricultural income the average yearly income of the villagers is

1000-4000 and the yearly expenses are also same, so there is less

chance for savings. Dependency for cultivation on the rain fall is the

main reason for poor average income of the farmers.

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Table No. 3.4.7.1

Source: Social Economical survey by LNC group in Jun – July 2010.

Yearly Income (In Rs.) Devri Dumarpali Grand Total

Below 10000 57 30 87

10000-50000 221 151 372

50000-100000 14 22 36

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3.4.8 OTHER SOURCE OF THE INCOME.

In the project affected villages, there are small seasonal vocations

in practice as well as some vocations running throughout the year for

income generation. Seasonal business practices like fruits and vegetable

vendor, manihari, ice and kulfi etc are conducted. Animal husbandry is

also an important source of income generation of villagers.

3.5 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

According to the information received during the discussion with the

villagers the status of the animal husbandry in village is shown in the

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3.5.1 Status of the animal husbandry in the project affected villages

Table No. 3.5.1

Source: common discussion with the villagers by LNC group in Jun-July 2010.

3.6 ASSETS

Private movable assets are less in the villages. 3% of villagers in

the Devri has television. Bullock cart and tractor is the main medium of

the transportation and travelling. Some villagers have motorcycle in both

the village. There are 5 cars and 14 tractors available in Devri. Transport

facility in the area is not satisfactory.

Table 3.6.1

Name of the animals Devri Dumarpali Grand Total

Buffalo 21 4 25

Calf 66 48 114

Cow 111 116 227

Duck 2 2

Goat 23 12 35

Hen 45 22 67

Ox 131 98 229

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3.6.1 Detail of properties which indicate the financial condition of the project

affected families

Property Devri Dumarpali Grand Total

Television 77 70 147

Freeze 2 11 13

Cooler 21 34 55

Cycle 1 1

Motorcycle 43 49 92

Motor car 5 1 6

Other 1 1 2


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3.6.2 Category vise classification of the project affected population

Cast vise classification of the project affected population is given

in the following table. Large population come under OBC category.

Source: Social economical survey by LNC group in Jun-July 2010.

Village Female Male Grand

Total

Total

SC

SC

Female

SC

Male

Total

ST

ST

Female

ST

Male

Devri 672 669 1341 217 109 108 186 94 92

Dumarpali 451 465 916 24 10 14 31 13 18

Grand

Total

1123 1134 2257 241 119 122 217 107 110


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3.6.7 STATUS OF THE DESTITUTE

In the table 3.6.7.1 destitute person of the villages are depicted.

The number of destitute/ widow and handicapped are more in Devri in

comparison to Dumarpali.

Number of the destitute and handicapped in the project affected villages

Table No. 3.6.7.1


Grand

Total

Destitute/widows 36 20 56

Handicapped 21 12 33


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3.7 Health

Health awareness in the surveyed villages is very poor. Because of

the traditional mindset and unscientific lifestyle villagers are easily

caught by the seasonal diseases. Due to the poverty, superstition and

lack of proper and timely medical treatment villagers stay ill for a long

time.

Diseases in the area:

It is observed that the numbers of malaria’s patients were more in

number in the past two years and it was the main cause of the mortality.

Some cases of diarrhea was also recorded which was treated in the

primary health center of the village Dumarpali. One general practitioner

is working in the area.

3.8 INFRASTRUCTURAL ACCESS OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED POPULATION

Proposed project area is agricultural area and district head office

(Raigarh) is 20 km away from the area. Mostly people go raigarh for the

business, agriculture, education, labour and other purpose but there is

no public transport facility. Although there is a health center in the village

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bank or cooperative society. In the following table information about the

available facilities is given:

Table No. 3

Source: Group discussion with the villagers by the LNC group in Jun-July 2010.

Structure Dumarpali

Distance to the Village

(in km)

Devri Distance to

the Village (in km)

Weakly Market Yes 1 No 3

Facilities

Post- office No 4 No 6

Pakka Road Yes _ Yes _

Kachha Road Yes _ Yes _

Financial Institutions

Financial/ Cooperative Bank No 8 No 10

Other

Seeds / Fertilizers distributors shop

No 8 No 10

Community Center 2 0.5 2 _

Cooperative 1 _ 1 _

Flore mill 5 _ 9 _


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3.9 RESOURCES DRINKING WATER

The main resources of drinking water are well, hand pump, tube

well and pond. People mostly use tube well and hand pump for the

drinking water. Some bore wells are available but are in open need

proper overhead tank facility.

Availability of the water

Table No. 3.9.1

Source of Drinking

water Dumarpali

Devri Total

Well 1 0 1

Hand pump 5 16 21

Pond 3 3 6

Tube well 31 28 59



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Deepness of the water level in various seasons (in meter)

Table No. 3.9.2

Source: Field measurements and interview with owners of observed wills, in Jun-July 2010.

3.10 CLEANLINESS

In the project affected area, number of toilet are less, people mostly

use open place for the toilet. Number of private toilets in the village

Dumarpali are 25 and Devri are 8.

3.11 EDUCATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

There is a primary school in the Dumarpali and middle school in

Devri. Students of the villages go to the village Kanshichua for the higher

level study 10th & 12th which is 3 km area from the villages. Nearest

Seasons Dumarpali

Devri

After Monsoon 10 10

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college is in Raigarh and village Mura, 15-20 km away from these

villages.

3.11.1 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION IN THE AREA

Table No. 3.11.1

Particulars Dumarpali

Devri

Primary School In village

In village

Middle School In 2 km area

In 3 km area

High School In 2 km area

In 3 km area

Higher Secondary School In 2 km area

In 3 km area

Colleges / Universities In 15 km area

In 3 km area

Industrial Training Institute / Poly

Technique Colleges

In 20 km area In 20 km area

Vocational Training Centers In 20 km area In 20 km area

Seniors Education Centers -

-


3.11.2 SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ITS STRUCTURE

In the table 3.11.3 Social organizations and Community Centers of

every village are shown. The number of holy places in the villages

Dumarpali and Devri are 3 and 10 respectively. There is a primary health

center in Dumarpali and one private health center in each of the villages

Dumarpali and Devri. The details of self-help group, Aanganbadi,

Bhajan/kirtan mandali are given in the following table:


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3.11.3 Status of Community

Table No. 3.11.3

Name Dumarpali

Devri

I. Social Structure

Youth clubs 1

1

Self help group 10 12

Aanganbadi 1 1

Bhajan/ kirtan mandali 1 3

Entertainment clubs &

&&&&

II. Religious Place

Religious place 3 10

III. Community place

Community house/ place 1

1

Passengers waiting place -

-

Hospital 2 1

Panchayat Bhawan 1 1

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3.11.4 FAIR AND FESTIVALS

Fair and festivals celebrated by villagers is shown in the table

3.11.4. The whole village celebrate these festivals unitedly.

Table No. 3.11.4

Particulars Community relations

with program

Month/ Season

Period Probable number of

the participants

Nawa khai Whole Village

(New crop of paddy )

July – August One Day

All Villagers and nearest

villages

Poos Poornima

Kansh vadh

(Mama) of God shri Krishna }

Nov-December One Day

Kirtan Mandal and his

audience

Holi Holika Dahan Fab-March One Day

All Villagers

Diwali Honor (worship) of goddess Luxmi

October- Nov One Day

All Villagers

Independence and

Republic day

Celebrate by all Indians 15 August and 26 January

One Day

All Villagers

Dussehra Rawan Vadh October One Day

All Villagers

Vishwakarma Worship of all tools and machines

September One Day

All Villagers

Rath Yatra Worship of God Jagannath

Jun-July One Day

All Villagers

Worship of goddess

Saraswati

Goddess of knowledge Jan- February 9 Days All Villagers

Worship of god Ganesha

Worship of god Ganesh September-October

9 Days All Villagers

Ashtprahri Yagya

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Particulars Community relations

with program

Month/ Season

Period Probable number of

the participants

Hareli (Hariyali)

Worship of agricultural tools

August One Day

All Villagers

Nagpanchmi Worship of Nag Dev August One Day

All Villagers

Hari Talika (Tij)

Worship of God Shankar and Goddess

Parwati

September Two Days

All Villagers

Janmashtami Celebrate the birth day of God Krishna

September One day All Villagers

Navratri Worship of Goddess Durga

October – November



3.12 MAIN ISSUES OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED PERSONS

The main issues of the project affected persons are:

First:: due to poor educational system, the development of the skill

of the people is less. Their social and economical condition shall be

affected because of the loss of livelihood by the commissioning of the

project. It is essential that villagers may be provided proper job oriented

training so that they can get job in the project or there would be some

arrangement of the self business.

Second: Villagers are financially weak because they are mostly

dependent on agriculture. Agriculture is depended on the rain fall and

climate hence is the basic reason for their unstable income. People have

to look for other income resources for them. The status of the Female is

weak.

Third: The present infrastructural status of the area is poor.

Maximum number of houses are kachha and the provision of cleanness

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Infrastructure development will be an important element under the

Community development plan.

3.13 SOCIAL ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF THE PROJECT AFFECTED VILLAGES

3.13.1 Detail of the family on the basis of land acquisition

Table No. 3.3.1

Parameters Devri Dumarpali Grand

Total

Below 0-5 hec. 107 106 213

0-5 to 2 hec. 84 46 130

2 to 5 hec. 12 3 15

More than 5 hec. 3 1 4


Source: Total number of land holder (owner) is according to book B-1

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The information about the land acquisition in the project is shown in

table:

Source: The total number of land holder is as per book the B-I.

Parameters Devri Dumarpali Grand

Total

100% 106 63 169

More than 75% 32 21 53

More than 50% but less than

75% 24 20 44

More than 25% but less than

50% 32 32 64

Less than 25% 12 20 32



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CHAPTER 4

REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED/ AFFECTED PEOPLE DUE TO PROJECT

The rehabilitation and resettlement plan will be according to the

ideal rehabilitation and resettlement policy amended 2007(Chapter II

serial No 1.8 of Government of chhattishgarh.

4.1 REHABILITATION FOR THE DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS

(According to Chapter II SN 1.8 of ideal rehabilitation policy

amended 2007 of chhattishgarh government)

Currently there is no residential/ housing In project affected areas,

however in future up gradation in project or any other reason, there

occurs a necessity for rehabilitation then according to the following

procedure/as per rules rehabilitation will be done for project affected

individuals.

In accordance to the project of Rehabilitation and Resettlement

scheme, the expenditure for rehabilitation of displaced /affected

individuals is shown as per unit rate. At present there is no resettlement

for housing/ individuals in the project so the expenditure for the

rehabilitation is not mentioned.

(A) EMPLOYMENT-

One individual from the affected family according to the suitability,

preference and necessity, will be eligible for employment in the

construction work during the construction of power plant. As there will be

progress in work and start of production, the employment opportunities

will go on increasing and be available to eligible individual. Contribution

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linkage and other arrangements are included for the matter of

guaranteed employment.

(B) EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY

(According to section II of ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007

of chhattishgarh government) Those affected and resettled individuals

in those areas who are required in above project, under land acquisition

act 1984 section 4 (1)publication date of notification should be living there

for minimum three years before, and should in be in some business or

earning for livelihood, or would be doing farming from minimum three

years or before on his private land, according to section 2.1 (B & D) of

ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of chhattishgarh government is

defined and whose land is acquired for establishing the power plant in the

Dumarpali and Devri district Raigarh. After evaluation of age, health,

character, educational qualification, training and expertise, the individual

shall be eligible for the employment. Employment shall be provided

according to the class 7.1 e of rehabilitation and resettlement policy

government of chhattisgarh and as per requirement of the organization.

(C) AGE DISOUNT FOR EMPLOYMENT-

(According to section 7.1 (c) of ideal rehabilitation policy amended

2007 of chhattishgarh government) Employment for class- 4 like-

gardener, labour etc will be eligible for the employment till the service

retirement age.

(D) MIGRANTS WILL GET PREFRENCE FOR EMPLOYMENT-


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(According to section 7.1 (e) of ideal rehabilitation policy amended

2007 of chhattishgarh government)

A. Eligible migrant families will be employed according to following

priority order –

1. Whose cent percent agricultural land as well as residential land is

acquired.

2. Whose cent percent agricultural land is acquired.

3. Whose 75% or more agricultural land is acquired.

4. Whose 50% or more agricultural land is acquired

5. Whose 25% or more agricultural land is acquired

6. Other migrant families.

B. According to the above in descending order, those individual whose

land has being acquired will get priority for the employment as per

the vacancies in the company.

C. The SC and ST candidates will get priority for employment than the

general candidates, even if their cent percent land is acquired.

D. According to Resettlement plan section 4.1 (a) no eligible

candidates found for the employment or the candidates not

interested for the employment or no more vacancies left in the

company then in this situation they can opt any one option from the

below given options-

OPTION 1 –

According to section 7.1 (g) (1) of ideal rehabilitation policy

amended 2007 of chhattishgarh government one member from the each

displaced families would be given land or shop on land made available

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nearest block office or nagar panchayat/ municipality area apart from the

compensation. The cost shall be corne by the management.

OPTION 2-

(According to section 11.2.3 of ideal rehabilitation policy amended

2007 of chhattishgarh government) if any of the above mentioned

options are not opted then one member from each family will be

compensated to the extent of the amount identical to the payment of

minimum 200 days in a year which is according to the Employment

guarantee scheme conducted by the government.

(A) Process of recruitment will be conducted in various steps

according to the requirements and the progress in activities of

plant.

(B) Apart from section 11.2.2 of ideal rehabilitation policy amended

2007 of chhattishgarh government for the regular positions in the

plant qualified resident of the state will be recruited on the basis of

their qualification and eligibility and the availability of the

employment.

1. Individual affected due to project.

2. Effects of project on the Residents or individual of the area.

3. Residents living in the state or individual.

4.2 RESETTLEMENT OF DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS WHO’S RESIDENTIAL

BUILDING IS ACQUIRED-

(According to appendix 2 class 2.3 of ideal rehabilitation policy


The section 11.2 of ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of

chhattishgarh government has tried its best that residential building

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residential houses are displaced which are essential for the project. It is

ensured that the displaced families would get proper compensation and

their resettlement would be done properly and providing better facilities.

(According to the present situation, no displacement of the

residential houses is being done for this project. Therefore if there is

necessity of rehabilitation the chhattisgarh state government will literally

follow it). According to section 1.1.1 of ideal rehabilitation policy

amended 2007 of chhattishgarh government those houses of displaced

families, are acquired for project has affected greatly. Before the

possession of their building they will be rehabilitated.

4.2.1. REHABILITATION ILLEGEAL ENCHOARCHMENT –

(According to section 3.9 of ideal rehabilitation policy


1. Rehabilitation will be provided to the individual’s encroaching

revenue forest or revenue land but, the individuals should be settled

on the revenue land for at least 3 years in its possession from the

date when chhattishgarh state government approved the project.

2. However individuals found encroaching the revenue land and forest,

but also have possession on the government land will be eligible for

the rehabilitation.

3. If performing agricultural activities before the year 1990.

OR

Related to land acquisition notification section 4 (1) the individual

should be the resident of the land for atleast 3 years prior from the

date of approval.

In this concern chhattishgarh state government decision will be valid.

On new land distribution one land segment would be given to one

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Displaced families whose house has been acquired, would be given

new land segment along with an additional amount of 11,000 /- for

displacement assistance.

(The section 8.1 of ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of

chhattishgarh government)

In addition each family would get a transportation amount of 1,000/-

for their domestic animals.



Displaced families through execution by state government will be

given advantage in self employment plan (dairy, poultry, fisheries, small

and cottage industries etc) this would be done by providing loans from

the various financial institutions.



It will be tried to engage SHG’s of the project affected areas in the

industrial activities, for that training and workshops will be conducted by

the relevant department.



Although in this project any resident is not rehabilitated, only

agricultural land and other private land are affected. However

organization will execute developmental works for the basic

infrastructure like construct of roads, electricity, drainage and sewage

systems, construction of shed for markets, hospital, shops etc.

In case of rehabilitation of any family following organizations will

perform the investigation tasks.


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1. MEMBER OF STATE REHABILITATION BOARD –

1. Chief minister of chhattishgarh President

2. Leader of Opposition, chhattishgarh

vidhanshabha

Member

3. Minister in charge Finance department ,

chhattishgarh government

Member

4. Minister In Charge Rehabilitation department,


Member

5. Minister In Charge, Revenue department,


Member

6. Minister In Charge Law department,


Member

7. Minister In Charge, Administrative Department of

project concern area, chhattishgarh government

Member

8. President, All District panchyat, Raigarh Member

9. Member of parliament and member of

legislative assembly Raigarh

Member

10. Chief secretary , chhattishgarh government Member

11. Secretary of minerals and resources

department , chhattishgarh government

Member

12. Representative of VISA power pvt limited Special

invited

member

13. Commissioner of state rehabilitation

department

Member

secretary


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2 DISTRICT LEVEL REHABILITATION COMMITTEE –

4.3. ALTERNATIVE EMPLOYMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE

REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED INDIVIDUALS WHO’S LAND WILL BE

ACQUIRED

(According to the present situation, no displacement of the

residential houses is being done for this project. If there will be need for

displacement in future it will be executed according to the following class

of rehabilitation policy.)

(According to appendix 2 class 2.3 (c) of ideal rehabilitation policy


1. Minister in charge, Raigarh District Member

2. President of district panchyat , Raigarh Member

3. Member of parliament or member of

legislative assembly Nominated by Govt.

Member

4. Sarpanch of the villages whose

rehabilitation is done

Member

5. District Mines & minerals Officer Raigarh Member

6. Representative of VISA power pvt. limited Special invited

member

7. Collector , Raigarh Member

secretary


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4.3.1 The alternative employment will be created for the adult members of

households through the cooperative institutions, as the only regular

employment. This shall be like distribution of dividend by the cooperative

institutions and shall be a source of additional income for them.

Following types of employment would be proposed through cooperative

institutions -

A. The task of logistics of the accessories, example-

1. Handling movement of materials used in the construction of building.

2. Movement of Materials used in mines.

3. Handling and movement of goods kept in the godown.

B. Gardening work-

1. Planting of trees in the boundary of plant and township.

2. Maintaining the plantation of the plant and township.

C. Small civil work- digging of soil from the construction work and its

adopt transportation.

D. To provide artisan to the major contractor.

E. Removal of debris from the township and plant compound.

F. House keeping inside the township and plant compound.

4.3.2 SELF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES-

1. Task to supply the milk to the residents of township as well as in

the plant canteen.

2. Task to supply vegetables to the residents of township as well as in

the plant canteen.

3. Task to supply essential groceries to the residents of township as

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4. Task to supply all the daily need items like bread, biscuits etc to the

residents of township as well as in the plant canteen.

5. Hotel and restaurant.

6. General store.

7. Sweets shop.

8. Flour mill.

9. Tailoring.

10. Taxi, auto operation.

11. Small workshops to repair machines.

12. Plantation of medicinal plants

13. Painter

14. Para medical.

15. Fitter.

16. Electronics.

17. Nursery.

18. Masons.

19. Computer training.

The above mentioned Business and employment is in compliance with

the policy. A part for it following efforts is made by the institute, proposed

under CSIR itself.

4.3.3 AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURAL BASED-

1. To promote improved and scientific yield of crops on the limited

agricultural land.

2. Preference to modern and cash crops.

3. Farming of medicinal plants and spice yielding plants.

4. To promote animal husbandry of goat, poultry and dairy.

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1. TV, fridge, cooler, mobile, air conditioner, motor cycle and vehicles

repairing centre and auto parts shop.

2. Vegetables, fruits, general store, medical, stationary, home building

materials and animal husbandry shops.

3. Hotel, restaurant, tea stall, pan stall, butcher’s shop.

4.3.5 COTTAGE INDUSTRY

1. Fabrication works.

2. Furniture.

3. Making and packaging of pickles, papad and others edible items etc.

4.4 COMPENSATION FOR THE PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILIES-

(According to section 4.1.5 (a) of ideal rehabilitation policy


4.4.1 COMPENSATION FOR LAND (SECTION 4.1)

1. According to land acquisition policy, the compensation for the land

acquisition shalll be given to the land owner as is given in the table

no-

TYPE OF LAND TOTAL COMPENSATION AMOUNT

Waste land Rs 6,00000/- per acre

Un irrigated land (single crop) Rs 8,00000/- per acre

Irrigated land (double crop) Rs 10,00,000/- per acre

2. The land compensation will be given according to the section 4.1.5 (c )

of ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of chhattishgarh state

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issued by the collector for the purpose of rate to pay stamp duty will

be determined , under the land acquisition policy the rate is calculated

over market, so the minimum amount payable to the land holders is

calculated as per the section4 (1) of notification of the publication date

the current guide lines of rate or depending on which ever is more.

4.4.2 COMPENSATION FOR HOUSE (SECTION 4.3)-

The affected families has to opt one option from the below given 3

options-

OPTION 1-

The construction cost of the house will be compensated for the house

constructed on the land whose acquisition is being done.

OPTION 2-

Those families whose residential houses will be acquired , in return will

be given a house in area of 400 sq ft and also the shed for domestic

animals in area of 200 sq ft.

OPTION 3-

These affected families who’s residential houses will be acquired will get

Rs 1, 00,000/- for the construction of new house and also get Rs

10,000/- for the construction of shed for the domestic animals.

Residential houses constructed on encroached land shall be

compensated only for the houses built on the acquired land.

4.4.3 COMPENSATION OF OTHER ASSETS (SECTION 4.3.1)-

The consistent guidance of the competent authority and state

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etc will be compensated according to the assessed value of

displacement. The other compensation will be given based on the

structure present on the acquired land. The structure should be

constructed before the year 1990 and should be exceptional by the

district committee and the state government.

4.4.4 COMPENSATION FOR TREES (SECTION 4.2)-

According to the ideal rehabilitation policy.

4.4.5 TRAINING AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FO PROJECT

AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS AND DISPLACED FAMILIES-



The objective of providing maximum benefits to the project affected

individuals will be done by giving them training in various fields and by

developing their skills. Following programs are proposed for this activity-

4.4.6 TRAINING FOR EDUCATED YOUTH

1. In the district Raigarh, industrial training institutes are run by the

government in which the educated youth from these displaced

families can take admission. The training fee would be payable by

the project Management. The benefit of this plan will be given for first

5 years in relation with land acquisition from the date of notification of

brocade by the chhattishgarh government.

2. In the state, various engineering institutes are run by the government

in which the educated youths from the displaced families can take

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be done by the project Management. The benefit of this plan will be

given for the first 5 years in relation with land acquisition from the

date of notification of brocade by the chhattishgarh government.

3. The government with the help of beneficiary oriented plan will help to

improve the present living condition of the project affected families.

Which includes self employment plan and the essential trainings

required for the employment.

4.5 GRIEVANCE RESOLUTION-

The project affected families may have complaints/ problems regarding

the relief and rehabilitation plan whose contradiction could be done

through following process-

1. Land ownership or any other dispute regarding the land area would

be solved by the land acquisition officer.

2. The number of trees, their density and evaluation of trees, which are

present on the acquired land the dispute regarding this, would be

solved by the land acquisition officer and the tahasildar according to

the ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of chhattishgarh

government.

3. The assessment regarding building, well, garden etc would be solved

by the land acquisition officer and authorized valuation officer

according to the ideal rehabilitation policy amended 2007 of

chhattishgarh government.

4. Complaints related to the eligibility for the residential plot allocation,

infrastructure for rehabilitation colony etc would be solved by the

state level and district level committee. The supervision work will be

attached to the nominated officer and one civil engineer of

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coordination for the land allocation for displaced families. In this

program any case of financial investments, civil engineers will

prepare such proposals and proceed it to the managing director or

authorized officer of the VISA power limited for financial approval.

5. Head of the grievance committee will coordinate with the state level

and district level committee and solve the grievances of the project

affected families.

6. Grievance Committy

7. Grievance committee will coordinate with the manager and prepare

report of every 15 days regarding grievance resolution.

8. Managing director will recruit an officer/representative to look after

the grievances regarding the project affected families (like

Employment /alternative employment/ training etc).

9. The representative recruited by the managing director will form a

grievance resolution committee to look after the matters of the project

affected families. The following officials will be the member of the

committee-

1. Senior manager or senior

officials of the plant enterprise

Head of the

Committee

2. An Official of the finance and

accounts department

Member

3. An Official of civil section Member

4. An Official of welfare section Member secretary

In every week one day meeting would be conducted, in which small

grievances would be solved and accordingly receive the approval from

the managing director.


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4.6 NECESSITY OF DISPLACEMENT-



The institute has allocated the land of Dumarpali and Devri for the

establishment of thermal power plant. Thermal electricity production is

based on coal and water, in this area both are available in required

quantities for the project. Apart from this in all other dimensions this area

is suitable for thermal power plant therefore this land has been allotted

for the thermal power plant project. This project cannot be shifted to any

other place.

The implementation by institute will provide progress in chhattishgarh

state and will be independent to sell the electricity produced from this

project. Due to this project there will be development and growth in

district Raigarh and will provide self-employment for the local SC, ST

and other individuals. The project implementation will bring new

definition of development in this area.

4.7 SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENTAL PLANS FOR PROJECT

AFFECTED AREAS



The Management will not only bring improvement and development in

the life style of the project affected families but also of the people in the

whole periphery of the plant without any interruption in the social

religious customs. This is the moral and social responsibility while

establishing the plant in the area. With the note of above decisions the

affected individuals will be provided following facilities in Dumarpali and

Devri were the plant will be established.


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4.8 INCORPORATED SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PLAN-

EDUCATION –

4.8.5 EDUCATIONAL REGENRATION PLAN-

In four schools of Devri and two schools of Dumarpali various

equipments are proposed which will upgrade the student’s education.

Following equipments are proposed to be provided as per plan of project

management.

4.9. TRAINING TO PROVIDE VARIOUS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES-

As per the given requirements for training the institute has proposed to

establish a training centre. The project management will bear the cost of

it.

According to the interest and qualification of educated and non educated

boys and girls

S.NO OBJECT

NAME

DUMARPALI DEVRI TOTAL

NUMBER

RATE TOTAL

AMOUNT

1 Computer 4 2 6 20000/ 120000,00

2 Chair-

Table

15 15 30 1000/ 30000,00

3 Sports

goods

10000,00

Grand total 160000,00


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in the affected population will be provided employment oriented training.

The training centre will provide training in following trades.

The estimated cost for the establishment of training centre is as follows-

In future this centre may get the affiliation for ITI from government. For

the training of benefitted individuals it is proposed for scheduling by the

institute as per necessity.

S.N

O

DETAILS OF

OBJECT

TRAININ

G

HONORA

RIUM

PER

ANNUM

BUILDIN

G

SCHOOL

EQUIPMEN

TS

ANY

STATIO

NARY

TOTAL

AMOUN

T

1 Computer 240000 - 100000 60000

2 Mechanical/fi

tter

240000 - 160000 60000

3 Electrical 240000 - 160000 60000

Total 720000 600000 300000 180000 1800000


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VILLAGE- DUMARPALI

DETAILS OFTHE PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE TRAINING

NAME AGE GENDER INTERESTED IN

Anita 18 Female Computer

Savirtri 18 Female Computer

Ashok kumar 27 Male Sewing

Manoj kumar 18 Male Computer

Dinesh 13 Male Computer

Tarchand 27 Male Masons

Him sagar 24 Male Masons

Sushma 17 Female Computer

Bhagwati sahu 18 Female Computer/ Sewing

Hetram sahu 23 Male Agriculture

Bhagirati 19 Male Computer

Ranjita nande 18 Female Computer

Udhava singh

khadiyaa

38 Male Electronics

Gayatri bai 31 Female Sewing

Bedram sahu 37 Male Para medical

Bandhana 35 Female Sewing


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Priyanka 14 Female Computer

Alekhram chauhan 24 Male Masons

Shanti devi 19 Female Sewing

Suman 15 Female Computer/ Sewing

Madhusudhan sahu 30 Male Masons

Tikaram sahu 33 Male Motor mechanic

Manoj sahu 18 Male Computer

Yashwant 17 Male Computer

Premlata 20 Female Sewing

Paleshwar 26 Male I.T.I

Jageshwari 21 Female Computer

Dushrath 23 Male Computer

Shashibhushan 27 Male Computer

Laxmi 14 Female Computer

Devdas 19 Male Fitter

Drovpati 21 Female Sewing

Padumlal 36 Male Electronics

Takmati 20 Female Sewing


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Gopal 16 Male Computer

Kevada 12 Female Sewing

Ramkumar sahu 45 Male Computer

Lakeshwari 16 Female Computer

Parmeshwari 15 Female Computer

Bharti 12 Female Sewing

Heeralal sahu 28 Male Electronics

Ravishankar sahu 32 Male Mechanic

Makardhvaj 35 Male Electronics

Yashoda 32 Female Fitter

Shivprasad 22 Male Computer

Laxmiprasad 20 Male Computer

Surajkant sahu 32 Male Electronics

Lalkumar sahu 28 Male Mechanic

Kamla 27 Female Computer

bharat 27 Male Fitter

Dileshwar 25 Male Electronics

Hemlata 16 Female Computer


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Pushendra 14 Male Computer

Ishwar 19 Male Driving

Gayatri 20 Female Sewing

Meerabai 25 Female Sewing

Shushila bai 27 Female Sewing

karankumar 15 Male Sewing

VILLAGE DEVRI-



Taklal 30 Male Masons

Setkumar 16 Male Driver

gutam 14 Female Computer

Kevara 13 Female Computer

Vidyadhar yadav 45 Male Masons

Jaido narg 25 Male Computer


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AGE AGE GENDER INTERESTED IN

Makardhaj yadav 30 Male Agriculture

Bhanumati 19 Female Computer

Taklal 16 Male Computer

Janki bai 35 Female Computer

Shankarlal 26 Male Electronics

Panchuram 30 Male Electronics

Tuleshwari 15 Female Computer

Kapoorchand 15 Male Computer

Kheerkumari 17 Female Sewing

Hansram 55 Male Agriculture

Vijay 25 Male Painter

Kumari asha 16 Female Computer/ Sewing

Dayaram 30 Male Fitter

Digambar banjara 25 Male Driver

Parmanand 24 Male Driver

Dushrath 20 Male Masons

Rukhman kumar 25 Male Masons

Ramkumar 25 Male Computer


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Premlal 17 Male Electronics

Shyamkumar 25 Male Electronics

Anandram 26 Male Computer

Yaadram 17 Male Computer/I.T.I

Ashish kumar 20 Male Computer

Ashwani 19 Male Computer

Kumali bai 19 Female Computer

Fakelal 27 Male Computer

Khushiram 18 Male Computer

Dinesh 18 Male Computer

Lochandas 14 Male Computer

Savitri 15 Female Computer

Basant 22 Male Computer/ I.T.I

Lalita 17 Female Computer

Shivprasad 15 Male Computer

Mohandas 26 Male Masons

Jagani bai 20 Female Driver

Khekdas 18 Male Computer


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Gayatri 13 Female Computer

Govind prasad 19 Male Computer

Radhika bai 17 Female Computer

Khejeshwer 14 Male Computer

Jaharulal 43 Male Agriculture

Rameshwar 11 Male Computer

Ramkumar 25 Male Electronics

4.10 SCHEMES FOR SELF HELP GROUP-

1. Cloth Stitching training centre.

2. Training centre for cottage industry.

For the establishment of building for training centre the potential

costs may be as follows. The estimated cost for the construction of

building Rs 300000 /- (Rs Three lacs only). The established centre

would provide trainings which are proposed as follows-

1. Cloth Stitching training.

2. Training centre for cottage industry like preparing Incense sticks,

Match sticks, Papad, Pickles etc.

3. To make Hand gloves, Raincoat and according to the requirement for

supply it to the plant.

In the established training centre interested self help group members

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establishment of the stitching training centre the estimated cost will

be as follows-

Cottage industry training will be provided to all the interested

members of both the villages in which minor and cottage industry

training would be given as proposed. On organizing such training the

estimated expenditure is given in the table below-

S.NO NAME OF OBJECTS NUMBER RATE TOTAL

COST

1 Training honorarium 2 10000 /

Per month

240000

2 Equipments/ any 20000

Total amount 260000

Making of hand gloves, raincoats and according to requirement made

available to the plant could be done further. For this raw material would

S.NO NAME OF

OBJECTS

NUMBER RATE TOTAL

COST

1 Stitching machine 20 3500 70000

2 Furniture 20 1000 20000

3 Training

honorarium

1 5000 /

Per

month

60000

4 Any --- --- 1000

Total amount 160000


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be provided to the self help group members. Through this scheme the

plant as well as the self help group members both will be economically

benefitted.

For the establishment of small and cottage industry the management

has proposed to provide a grant amount to the self help group members.

The main objective of the training programs described above is to

improve the economic and social status of the members of the self help

group as well as the villagers. This way they can get self employment as

well as they will be economically benefitted.

The following are the names of the self help groups-

S.NO DUMARPALI DEVRI

1 Chandrahasini Bajrang

2 Durga Bamleshwari

3 Gauri Bhudhi maii

4 Jai ma laxmi Chandrahasini

5 Radha krishna Durga

6 Samridhi Jai ma atharahbhuji

S.NO NO OF SELF

SUPPORT

GROUP

GRANT AMOUNT

PER GROUP

TOTAL

COST

1 22 15000 330000

Total amount 330000


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S.NO DUMARPALI DEVRI

7 Sanskriti Jai ma laxmi

8 Saraswati Jai ma santoshi

9 Satyanarayan baba Jai bamleshwari

10 Bajrang Maa sharda

11 ……………… Saraswati

12 ……………… Shivshankar

Total 82 member 99 member

To bring into effect the corporate social responsibility plan the total cost

potential estimated is as follows-

S.NO NAME OF PLAN ESTIMATED AMOUNT SPENT

REMARK

1 Educational structure 160000.00

2 Training for providing employment

1800000.00 List of Beneficiary is enclosed

3 Plans for self help groups

A) Building for training

300000.00

B) Training for stiching 160000.00

C) Training for cottage industries

260000.00

4

D) Grant amount 330000.00 List of SHG is enclosed

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Community development is a continuous ongoing process and until the

commissioning of the project various other unforeseen expenses may

arise. At the initial stage of the project the above mentioned plans would

be implemented according to the requirements.

According to the requirements the additional regular activities would be

as follows.

4.11 HEALTH-

i. To improve the situation of Health Centers/hospitals present in the

developmental blocks the management shall provide finance.

ii. The management officials will provide free health camps time to

time for the individuals of the affected areas and the near by

villages.

4.12 EDUCATION-

i. The institute will finance and provide the facilities for the schools

situated in the project area like up gradation of the school buildings,

construction of required rooms, drinking water facilities, furniture,

ceiling fans etc.

ii. The children living in the project affected areas would be provided

various benefits like they will get admissions in the schools run by

the Management.

4.13 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT -

i. The management with the help of gram panchayat in providing

drinking water facility, electricity facility, construction and repairing of

the connecting road and development of community building in the

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ii. As per the management plan in the affected area, will take active part

in the social regional programs and will assist according to the

requirements.

iii. As per the management plan the members of the affected families

would be given industrial training in various fields by the government

in the training institutes.

(According to section 11.2.1 of ideal rehabilitation policy amended

2007 of chhattishgarh government)

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(IN LACS)

1 Waste land 166.36 Acre 600000-00 99816000.00

2 Un irrigated agricultural land (single crop) 595.87 Acre 800000.00 476696000.00

3 Irrigated agricultural land (double crop) 15.00 Acre 1000000-00 15000000.00

3.1 Forest land - Acre - -

3.2 Revenue land - Acre - -

4 Water facility - - - -

4.1 Tube well - - - -

4.1.1 Depth 200 ft - - - -

4.1.2 Depth 250 ft - - - -

4.1.3 Depth 300ft - - - -

4.2 Well -

4.2.1 Diameter 10 ft, depth 35 ft (clay) - - - -

4.2.2 Diameter 10 ft, depth 35 ft (finished) - - - -

5 Development of bushy boundaries around the village - - - -

6 Employment opportunities for the member of project

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- - - -


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S.NO DETAILS OF SUBJECT AMOUNT UNIT RATE TOTAL COST (IN

LACS)

6.1 2% of skilled worker in the total project affected families Rs

7500/- per month 1

/Individual

/Per year 90000.00 90000.00

6.2 7% of the semiskilled worker in the total project affected

families= 7 / Rs 5000/- per month. 7

/Individual

/Per year 60000.00 420000.00

63 68% of unskilled worker in the total project affected families

=95 / Rs 3000 /- per month. 278

/Individual

/Per year 36000.00 10008000.00

7 In the case of not able to provide employment then one 8 Individual 100000.00 8000000.00

8 Technical training for the eligible candidates (5% of project

affected families) = 23 individuals 23 /Individual 100000-00 2300000.00

9 Compensation for home -

9.1 Clay house - /sq ft - -

9.2 Finished house - /sq ft - -

9.3 Compound construction (clay) - /meter - -

9.4 Thron wire surrounding - / meter - -

10 Amount for house construction - /Family - -

11 Donation amount for cowshed - /Family - -

12 Rehabilitation assistance - /Family - -

13 Transportation cost for live stock - /Family - -

14 Trees on private land - /Trees - -


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(IN LACS) 15 Training for improving the capability of one member in the 40 /Family 10000 400000.00

16 Assistance for the renovation of present school with

furniture, computer, sports equipments and construction of

new class rooms.

16.1 Primary school 2 /school 1500000.00 3000000.00

Primary school 2 /school 1500000.00 3000000.00

16.2 Middle school 1 /school 800000.00 800000.00

16.3 Financial support for the self help group in project affected

areas

22 Number 150000 3300000.00

16.4 Anganbadi 2 Number 500000.00 1000000.00

16.5 Religious place 2 Number 600000-00 1200000.00

16.6 Bhajan kirtan group 5 Number 10000.00 50000.00

17 Scholarship for the brilliant students 85 Number 6000.00 510000.00

18 Help for handicapped, widow and old age people in

the project affected areas

89 Number 5000.00 445000.00

19 Advanced technology to increase the production 6 Number 300000.00 1800000.00

20 Training for farmers - - - 500000.00

21 Financial support for small village industry - - - 2400000.00

22 Repairing of roads and streets - - - 2500000.00


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(FINANCIAL ESTIMATE IS LIKELY TO BE CHANGED ACCORDING TO TIME AND SITUATION)

RS 626615000.00

RS. SIXTY TWO CRORE SIXTY SIX LAC FIFTEEN THOUSAND ONLY


(IN LACS)

23 Electrification of streets - - - 500000.00

24 Sewage development - - - 600000.00

25 Health camp - - - 1200000.00

26 Members of such family who are using new technologies to

work in farms and earning their lively hood - - - 1000000.00

27 Acquisition of industrial training institute to improve the

proficiency of youth

- - - 1000000.00

GRAND

TOTAL 626615000.00


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4.15 SOCIAL AND RESOURCES MAP-

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4444----16 iquokZl ;kstuk layXu NRrhlx<+ jkT; ljdkj }kjk izdkf”kr jkti= esa of.kZr 16 iquokZl ;kstuk layXu NRrhlx<+ jkT; ljdkj }kjk izdkf”kr jkti= esa of.kZr 16 iquokZl ;kstuk layXu NRrhlx<+ jkT; ljdkj }kjk izdkf”kr jkti= esa of.kZr 16 iquokZl ;kstuk layXu NRrhlx<+ jkT; ljdkj }kjk izdkf”kr jkti= esa of.kZr ca/kksa ,oa mica/kksa rFkk foRrh; izko/kkuksa ds varxca/kksa ,oa mica/kksa rFkk foRrh; izko/kkuksa ds varxca/kksa ,oa mica/kksa rFkk foRrh; izko/kkuksa ds varxca/kksa ,oa mica/kksa rFkk foRrh; izko/kkuksa ds varxZr izkaDdfyr dh xbZ gSA Zr izkaDdfyr dh xbZ gSA Zr izkaDdfyr dh xbZ gSA Zr izkaDdfyr dh xbZ gSA


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VILLAGE - DUMARPALI

Hkwfe dk fooj.k xzke MwejikyhHkwfe dk fooj.k xzke MwejikyhHkwfe dk fooj.k xzke MwejikyhHkwfe dk fooj.k xzke Mwejikyh

dzzdzzdzzdzz---- ch01 esa ch01 esa ch01 esa ch01 esa dzekad dzekad dzekad dzekad

d`"kd dk uked`"kd dk uked`"kd dk uked`"kd dk uke firk@ifr firk@ifr firk@ifr firk@ifr dk ukedk ukedk ukedk uke

tkfr@oxZtkfr@oxZtkfr@oxZtkfr@oxZ [kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½ dqy dqy dqy dqy jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½

Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds iq= iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iq= iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iq= iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iq= iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa

iiqf=;ksa ds ukeiiqf=;ksa ds ukeiiqf=;ksa ds ukeiiqf=;ksa ds uke

dqy dqy dqy dqy jdck¼gs0jdck¼gs0jdck¼gs0jdck¼gs0

a vernkl fgjknkl ifudk 60 @9 [k] 72@2]7

0.097, 0.04, 0.057 0.194 vernkl] lkfo=h] inqenkl 0.436

2 ve:nkl eaxrwnkl ifudk 56 @ 13] 20]22

0.129, 0.085, 0.085 0.299 vernkl]nzkSssssssssinh] lq[kyky 0.299

3 vkRekjke dkfrZdjke rsyh 49@1]3] 50@2] 52@1]3]5

0.04,0.094,0.036,0.2

02,0.097,0.053

0.752 vkRekjke lqfe=kk ckbZ 0.752

4 veryky Åxjh rsyh 38@5 [k 0.142 0.142 vernkl]'kjn dqaoj 0.142

5 mlrjke mxzlsu rsyh 68@6] 9]4] 69@2

0.166,0.246,0.103,0.

103

0.618 uudh] ehukckbZ] mlrjke] :idqaoj

1.894

6 mxjh jkeHktu rsyh 68@5]10]11] 70@2] 225@3]4]6]12]1[k]45@2]60@1 ?k] 60@1 d

0.081,0.138,0.073,0.

089,0.061,0.065,0.24

,0.114,0.109,0.077,0.

081,

0.101

1.229 mxzh] Hkjrdaqoj] veryky] 'kjndaqoj

1.48


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7 uk0ck0 mes'k dqekj gwyl jke v?kfj;k 2@1x] 29@4] 123@9]124@2 [k

0.081,0.202,0.202,0.

077

gqyljke] mes'k dqekj] usrdqekjh

1.481

8 xksdwy xkaMk 20@24 0.76 0.76 xksdqy] jRukorh 1.165

9 daqqtks jkejru rsyh 74 0.04 0.04 dqatks] fiz;kckbZ] nsoukjk;.k];'kksnk]

1.950

10 [kxslj jkes'oj rsyh 67@2]3 0.121,0.162 uudhckbZ] [kxslj] Vhdkjke] jaxerh] rkjkcrh

1.954

11 xuir daoy/kj rsyh 35@3] 20@7] 37@2

0.202,0.202,0.073 0.477 xuir] jk/kkckbZ] jktdqekj] paik] m)o] ehjk

0.480

12 xaxkjke dk'khjke lrukeh 3@1] 4@@1] 5@1

0.259,0.571,0.117 0.947 xaxkjke] xqfM+;k] jktkjke] lqdkafr] jkes'oj]fodkl] nhuca/kq

0.943

13 xaxkjke panu lrukeh 2@1?k 0.283 0.283 nuca/kq] xaxkjke] xqfM+;k 0.283

14 xqykjke ?kkfljke rsyh 11 / 3,

20/4

0.142, 0.182 0.324 xqykjke] MksdjhckbZ] lqnkek] xhrkckbZ]

0.324

15 xkSjh cynso rsyh 76@1 0.134 0.134 xkSjh] jtuh 0.170


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16 yhykEcj usg:yky vfgY;k fi- j?kqoj

fi- j?kqoj eksgjefr

123/10 0.162 0.162 uhykacj] xkSjhckbZ] usg:yky 0.324

17 vys[kefr fi- ineu csnefr]xaxkckbZ]oUnkorh]lk/kefr fi- lqxzho pSrefr csok lqxzho lk- nsg

tkfr rsyh 124/1 d 0.045 0.045 pSrefr] jksfgr] osnefr] oank 1.406

18 panzhdk ?kkfljke rsyh 15@13 0.028 0.028 pafnzdk] rksju] ikyqjke] f}rhdk]xhrk] Mksdjh ckbZ] lqnkekxqykjke] gsedqekjh] uudhjke] Hkxorh] vys[kjke] rkj.kh] lat;

0.608

19 pSunkl vkuan nkl ifudk 68@1[k] 69@3] 4

0.194, 0.372,0.235 0.801 pSunkl] dapuckbZ] ukudquh] feyuckbZ] frydjke] vejhdk

0.923

20 panzHkku x.ks'kjke rsyh 37@1] 48@1] 51@1d] 71@4] 6

0.146, 0.062,0.097,

0.214, 0.04

0.559 panzHkku] lqfe=k] muhyky] ekyrh

1.924

21 txslj o ukUgw rsyh 123/2 0.324 0.324 txslj] ujsanz] eFkqjk 0.324

22 lanhi flag 'k[kthr flD[k 42@1[k 0.633 0.633 lanhi flag] uhye] lfu;k flag 0.754

23 tyflax ghjk/kj ifudk 56@23 0.182 0.182 fgehr nkl] gsedqekjh] t;uan egar] ,l dqekjh] v'kksd]

0.182


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iquherh] jf'e] y{eunkl

24 VhdsnkbZ /kjeyky lrukeh 39@2] 40@2]40@3] 41@2 d

0.324, 0.049,0.154,

0.045

0.572 /kjeyky] VhdsckbZ] nsodqekj] fnyhi] jtuh] nsosanz] lhrkckbZ] ehjkckbZ

0.572

25 Vhdknkl iwue pan vthrnkl ifudk 59 / 3,4, 5 0.227, 0.057, 0.405 0.644 uudhckbZ ]vftrnkl] xaxkckbZ] pqafndk ckbZ]fiz;renkl] Mkydqaoj] Vhdknkl] eksgunkl] feuwckbZ] yyhrkckbZ] lqjrhnkl

0.292

26 Bkdqjjke j?kquanu rsyh 51/3 0.644 0.644 lqjrhnkl] Bkdqjjke 0.644

27 rksju panzhdk rsyh 13@1] 73@3] 6

0.243,0.219,0.04 0.502 vefy;k] pafnzdk] rksju] ikyqjke]f}rhdk] jktq] lkfo=h

0.526

28 rstjke j?kqoj rsyh 57 0.547 0.547 izsedqekjh] rstjke] jsorhckbZ] j?kquanu] udqy

0.689

29 rstjke lhrkjke rsyh 35@6] 70@4 d] 75@3]78@4] 6

0.081, 0.049, 0.142,

0.093,0.045

0.41 lhrkjke] jRukorh] rstjke] izseckbZ] jfo'kadj] fnydqekjh] gfjyky] gsepj.k] :de.kh] euksgj] eksaxjk

0.455

30 fnuca/kq txs'kj rsyh 3/2 , 3 0.202, 0.287 0 fnuca/kq] nsoerh 0.893


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31 fnidqaoj csok cks/kjke ifudk 56/9, 11,14 0.093, 0.069, 0.101 0.263 nhidqaoj 0.263

32 /kzqiyky izgykn rsyh 48@4] 71@1] 3] 26@3]

0.031, 0.85, 0.036,

0.04

0.957 uudhnkbZ] /kqiyky] dkSf'kY;k] rkjkpan] uhykorh] gselkxj

1.014

33 uRFkwyky HkkxhjFkh rsyh 78@1 0.364 0.364 uRFqyky] dsojk] txnh'k] ;'kksnk

0.364

34 uRFkwyky HkkxhjFkh rsyh 77@2] 4] 32@2

0.405, 0.421, 0.146 0.972 uRFqyky] dsojk] txnh'k] ;'kksnk

1.045

35 uudh dys'oj rsyh 6@1 0.275 0.275 uudh] ehukckbZ] mlrjke] :idqaoj

0.68

36 ujflax ek[ku rsyh 63@1 0.304 0.304 ujflax] jktefr] [kslj] ukunkbZ] Mksjhykyief.kZek] f'koyky

0.405

37 ukUgw mn;jke rsyh 6@2x] 8@d 0.073, 0.129 0.202 ukUgwjke] lqanjh] txnh'k] eFkqjk] ujsanz

1.387

38 iwuepan lwjtHkku lksuh 56@3] 75@5] 7

0.242 0.449 iwuepan] fouksan] fnusa'k] mfeZyk nsoh

1.014

39 iq:"kksRre ';keyky rsyh 53@2] 1] 71@2] 54]70@3d]

0.182,0.032,0.202,0.

159,0.142,0.053

0.77 iq:"kksRre] jk/kkckbZ] xkSjh'kadj] xaxkckbZ

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70@5

40 iapjke gtk: rsyh 49@2] 50@1] 2]4] 50@3]

0.028, 0.032, 0.057,

0.243, 0.057

0.417 iapjke] lqfe=k] xksfoanjke] gqylefr] Hkqus'oj] dqekjhckbZ

1.126

41 inweyky ukjk;.k rsyh 6@2d 0.339 0.339 inweyky] ukjk;.k] xaxkckbZ] lqjs'kdqekj

0.339

42 tkudh yky o ijf[kr rsyh 225@8x] 225@ 8[k

0.192 0.407 panzorh] tkudhyky] dykerh] rqyq'oj] osnjke] mty

0.648

43 iapjke fo'ks"kj rsyh 69@9 0.011 0.011 iapjke] dkafrckbZ 0.887

44 cgrjhu larks"k rsyh 76@4 0.121 0.121 larks"k] cgkjrhu] T;ksfr"kdqekj] ';keckbZ] ykHkksjke] f'kodqekjh]jk/kkckbZ

0.372

45 ckcwyky VsVwyky rsyh 60@3 x] 6] 7d]9x]11

0.057 0.542 ckcwyky] ekyk] xksihpan] Vsderh

0.542

46 cks/ku ca'kh/kj rsyh 73@5] 10]72@7

0.105, 0.174, 0.073 0.352 cks/ku] thjkerh] fnyhi] ghjkckbZ

1.030

47 fouksn iwuepan rsyh 6@6] 12] 47@3

0.202, 0.202, 0.101 iquepan] fouksn] fnus'k] mfeZyk nsoh

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48 egsRrj cyhnkl ifudk 56@4] 20@31 0.142 0.344 esgRrj] pSuefr] fVds'oj 0.773

49 feyu erh Hktunkl ifudk 56@8] 15] 17] 19

0.202, 0.04, 0.142,

0.061

0.445 pSunkl] dapunkl] ukudquh] feyuckbZ] frydjke] vejhdk

0.445

50 lqdkarh egs'kjke rsyh 123/11 0.405 0.405 lqdkafr] jkedqaekj] xhrkckbZ] dqcsj

1.181

51 eksrhjke jkeyky rsyh 69@1 [k 0.251 0.251 jksfgr] jktdqekjh] lqjs'k] ;'kksnk] xqykc] fVds'oj

0.668

52 eksghrjke fo'ks"kj 67@60] 20@13

0.011, 0.405 0.416 eksfgrjke] dkafrckbZ] lfjrk 0.808

53 eksaxjk ckbZ ckydjke rsyh 70@3x 0.101 0.101 eksaxjk] ioZrnkl 0.101

54 uk0ck0 Hkh"enso Nohyky rsyh 13@1[k 0.405 0.405 Hkxrjke] inekorh] Nfcyky] osnerh

0.405

55 Hkhedqekj lanjyky rsyh 68@1 x] 1?k] 1d]

0.13, 0.08, 0.145 0.355 Hkhedqekj] jFkckbZ 0.872

56 larks"k jrhyky rsyh 60@1d] 7x] 20@5

0.085, 0.405,0.073 0.563 larks"k ] ekyrh 0.713

57 jRFkwyky ca'kh/kj rsyh 73@4 0.049 0.049 jRFkwyky] dkafr] egs'k 0.093


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58 j?kqoj canjke rsyh 5@15] 73@8 0.15, 0.113 0.263 j?kqoj] lqdkafr] yfyrk] gsrjke 0.263

59 jk/kkpj.k cgknqj rsyh 73@1] 9] 12 0.072, 0.125, 0.097 0.294 jk/kkpj.k] jRukckbZ] lkfydjke] ekfydjke] ekyrh

1.750

60 jktdqekj jkeHktu rsyh 60@1 x] 13 0.105, 0.226 0.331 jktdqekj] dykorh] ;qojkt] ;'kksnk] exyq

1.265

61 jktdqekj vatksjh rsyh 63@2] 12@2] 6

0.202, 0.31, 0.096 0.608 jktdqekj] inekorh] fnyhi 1.982

62 jksfgr dqekj /kuhjke rsyh 38@11 0.105 0.105 jksfgrdqekj] ekyrh ckbZ 0.105

63 jksfgr dqekj eksrhyky rsyh 35@2 0.121 0.121 jksfgr] jktdqekjh] lqjs'k] xqykc] fVds'oj

1.499

64 y{e.k cjrjke rsyh 6@3] 10] 47@2]72@6] 8] 11]12

0.348, 0.105, 0.057,

0.053, 0.049,

0.069,0.04

0.721 y{e.k] lkfo=h] Me:/kj] m"kk 1.055

65 fyykEcj onkou rsyh 60@3 ?k]4 0.045 0.11 uhykacj] ikjorh] dkS'ky 0.819

66 ';ke yky vatksjh rsyh 51@7] 70@1] 8]9]7] 4[k

0.008,0.077, 0.041,

0.057, 0.149, 0.085

0.417 ;keyky] osnerh] iq:"kksRre] xkSjh'kadj] dykorh] lqjtdkar] jkeckbZ] iq"ik

1.272

67 lkguh uudw ifudk 55@1] 56@2 0.045, 0.174 0.219 lguhnkl] xqjckjh 0.219


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68 lkguh uudw uudw uudw uudw uudw lguhnkl] xqjckjh 0.396

69 lguh o uudw uudw uudw uudw uudw uudw lguhnkl] xqjckjh 0.396

70 izseckbZ lalkjks jkor 60@3 d 0.012 0.012 gfjerh] eksgjefr] fnypan] ;ewuk] eqjyh/kj] clarh] euksagj] gseorh] bZ'oj

0.283

71 lkfydjke jk/kkpj.k rsyh 73@2 0.223 0.223 jk/kkpj,k] jRukckbZ] lkfydjke] ekfydjke] ekyrh

0.223

72 lqfe=k eaxyw rsyh 76@2 0.131 0.131 lqfe=k] lkfydjke] nsoukFk 0.131

73 lqjs'ojh jtgkizlkn rsyh 2@1[k] 2] 3 0.077, 0.194, 0.194 0.465 nsoukFk]lqjs'ojh] jtgkizlkn] cSdq.BukFk]lqfe=k]ikyq lkgw laxhrk

0.58

74 lqcsyky galjke rsyh 6@5] 9 0.178, 0.121 0.299 lqcsyky] vuwlwb;k] eukst] ek/kwjh

75 lqdnso vatksjh rsyh 12@5 0.469 0.469 eaxyh] lqdnso] nsodqekj] 1.921

76 lkfydjke pejk rsyh 58@2] 4]5]7]10]13] 60@8] 66@1] 2] 3

0.093, 0.21, 0.077,

0.173, 0.096, 0.104,

0.097, 0.126, 0.208

1.184 lkfydjke] Mlfye] T;ksfrl] izsedqekjh

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77 lhrkckbZ pEk: rsyh 66@3 0.077 0.077 lhrkckbZ] larksl 0.077

78 N=iky fo|klkxj rsyh 34@2 0.283 0.283 N=iky] fejkckbZ 0.283

79 gfjukFk clarukFk rsyh 68@1 x] 7] 8] 78@3 [k]

0.142, 0.17,0.162,

0.502

0.976 gfjukFk] jkes'ojh] ekssgunkl 1.883

80 gfjflax gseyyk rsyh 76@1 0.134 0.134 gfjflax] bUnqerh] ls'kpj.k]lkfo=h

0.134

81 fgfernkl tyflax ifudk 38@3] 7] 5[k 0.36, 0.121, 0.065 0.546 fgehr nkl] gsedqekjh] t;uan egar] ,l dqekjh] v'kksd] jf'e]

0.599

82 gseyky vatksjh rsyh 72@4] 5] 9] 11] 51@1] 70@10] 3

0.194, 0.053, 0.226,

0.032, 0.008,

0.165,0.097

0.775 gseyky] rkjkckbZ] gfjflax]bUnqerh] 'ks"kpj.k] lkfo=h

2.543

83 [khj eksgu fuykEcj 12@3] 8 0.297, 0.109 0.406 [khjeksgu] jkfuckbZ 0.406

84 gsepj.k lhrkjke rsyh 68@1 d 0.124 0.124 gsepj.k 0.818

85 oankou jkeHktu rsyh 42@3] 60@1 [k] 2

0.223, 0.101, 0.154 0.478 #de.kh] uhykEcj] ikjorh] dkSly

0.866

86 lkSdhyky fo'ks"kj rsyh 67@1] 5 0.162, 0.053 0.215 'kkSfdyky] rkjkckbZ] ;qojkt] 0.398


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xkSjh] jkts'k] bUnq

87 gseyky fo'ks"kj rsyh 67@4] 6 0.121, 0.011 0.132 gseyky] lq'khyk] ujs'k] foeyk 0.36

88 gfjnkl fo'ks"kj 67@8 0.01 0.01 gjhjke] jkf/kdk] 0.079

89 x.ks'kjke lqum rsyh 6@2 d] 69@1d

0.077, 0.166 0.243 lqukm] x.ks'kjke] foeyk 1.23

90 eqdaaqnjke lqukm rsyh 51@4] 69@1 x

0.154, 0.166 0.32 eqdqanjke] lqdkUrh 0.931

91 inqeyky ukjk;.k rsyh 6@2 d 0.339 0.339 inqeyky] lqjs'k dqekj 0.339

92 xtkuan izgykn rsyh 48@3] 71@8] 5] 7

0.032, 0.046, 0.262,

0.08

0.42 xtkuan] [ksejkt] lq'khyk] Hkkjr] T;ksrh]

1.126

93 xuiFk oxSjg doy/kj rsyh 38@4] 6] 8] 10

0.125, 0.462, 0.219,

0.235

1.041 xuir] jk/kkckbZ] jktdqekj] paik] m)o] ehjk]Mqys'oj] jke dqekj] gfjerh]Vhdkjke][kxs'oj]rkjkorh] jaxerh

2.63

94 panzhdk ?kfl;k rsyh 14@1] 3] 5] 32@1]77@1]

0.352, 0.304, 0.405,

0.065, 0.121, 0.364

1.611 panzhdk] rksju] mek] ikyq] n`frdk]lqnkek]xqykjke] gsedqekjh] xhrk] uudh] Hkxorh]

2.448


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3 vys[kjke]rkj.kh

95 Nfoyky Hkxrjke rsyh 13@2 0.555 0.555 Hkxrjke] inekorh] Nfcyky] osnerh

2.134

96 Bkdqjjke j?kquanu rsyh 34@3] 41@1] 51@6

0.146, 0.19, 0.644 0.98 Bkdqjjke] nsodqejh] dkS'kyizlkn] dkafr

3.303

97 /kjeflag lk/kqjke v?kfj;k 4@2 d] 4@2[k] 5@2] 6@4] 7@8] 9@1] 2] 10] 11@2] 12@1]7] 13@4] 14@2] 4] 15@1] 5]6] 7] 8] 10] 16@2] 15@3] 16@4] 15@2] 15@4] 16@1] 15@11

0.073, 0.243, 0.166,

0.194, 0.053, 0.283,

0.284, 0.182, 0.142,

0.291, 0.115, 0.166,

0.202, 0.154, 0.437,

0.202, 0.101,

0.551,0.182, 0.081,

0.243, 0.02, 0.004,

0.037, 0.049, 0.041,

0.274, 0.041

4.811 /kjeflag] lksuerh] jktdqqekj]nkSinh] [khjeksgu] dkS'ky]nkSirh] vatuh

5.545

98 iapjke gtk: rsyh 6@7] 8] 11] 47@4] 72@1]

0.146, 0.244, 0.202,

0.057,0.081, 0.129,

1.094 iapjke] lqfe=k] xksfoanjke] gqylefr] Hkqus'oj] dqekjhckbZ

2.65


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3] 10] 72@3]10]

0.235

99 feyu ckbZ Hktunkl ifudk 36] 46] 62 0.219, 0.7, 1.914 2.833 pSunkl] dpauckbZ] ukudquh]feyu ckbZ] frydjke] vejhdk

3.617

100 ekfydjke pe: rsyh 58@1] 2] 6] 8] 9] 12] 60@5] 12] 66@4] 5] 6

0.148, 0.246, 0.057,

0.057, 0.22, 0.049,

0.012, 0.105, 0.164,

0.348, 0.096

1.502 ekfydjke] eksgjerh] ikys'oj] jktJh]n'kjFk

101 larks"k oxSjg ';ke lqUnj rsyh 38@14] 16] 17] 1

0.097, 0.077, 0.073,

0.45

0.697 larks"k] cgkjrhu] T;ksfr"kdqekj] ';keckbZ] ykHkksjke] f'kodqekjh]jk/kkckbZ

2.472

102 lR;ukjk;.k oYn [kseukFk

rsyh 6@2[k] 124@3[k] 45@5

0.077, 0.097, 0.174 0.348 cgjks] galerh] n;kfuf/k 2.094

103 lair tukZnu rsyh 36@2] 44] 48@2] 51@2[k] 51@2d

0.692, 0.323, 0.109,

0.105, 0.312

lair] j?kquanu] iquherh] Bkdqjjke] nsodqekjh] dkS'ky] dkafr


LNC

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104 ohlk ikoj 75@1] 38@9] 35@5] 1@2] 42@1 d] 20@14] 30@1] 42@2] 56@1] 6] 12] 59@2 d] 59@2 [k] 59@2 x] 59@3[k] 1@3] 45@4] 45@7 d] 5[k] 45@9] 10] 45@1]60@10] 3[k] 56@5] 16] 18] 7] 10] 21] 39@1]41@2 [k] 40@1] 45@3 d] 5 d] 7[k] 11] 59@1] 47@1]

1.647, 0.219, 0.405,

0.405, 0.633, 0.324,

0.004, 0.952, 0.324,

0.069,0.101,0.138,

0.125, 0.057, 0.056,

0.405, 0.105, 0.069,

0.125, 0.024,

0.065,0.069, 0.073,

0.045, 0.061, 0.081,

0.04, 0.121, 0.223,

0.085, 0.251, 0.145,

0.177, 0.081, 0.057,

0.065, 0.084, 0.323,

0.049,0.04,0.125,

0.279, 0.324, 0.073

9.985


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72@9]38@2] 12] 15] 18

105 ve: nkl o exrwnkl] fQnk csok eaxrqnkl tkfr ifudk lk- nsg Hkwfe

29@2 0.405 0.405 ve# nkl] lkfo=h] inqe nkl] 0.405

106 vuqi oYn n;kjke dsdrhckbZ csok n;kjke tkfr rsyh lk-nsg

33@2 0.709 0.709 dsadrhckbZ] Hkjryky 0.794

107 vkfndqaoj tkSts dUgS;kyky tkfr rsyh lk-nsg Hkwfe iq- ds &303360

22@8] 9] 10 0.174, 0.17, 0.105 0.449 dUgS;k] vkfndqaoj] jfo'kadj] jkeckbZ] 'kUrk] T;ksfr"kdqekj

0.449

108 dUgS;k o- jruflag tkfr rsyh lkfdu nsg HkwLokeh

20@21 0.405 0.405 dUgS;k] vkfndqaoj] jfo'kadj] jkeckbZ] 'kUrk] T;ksfr"kdqekj

0.405

109 jkedqekj o egs'kjke 29@5 0.405 0.405 jkedqekj] xhrk ckbZ] dqcsj] meklkgq

0.713

110 dUgS;k ]xaxk/kkj fi- pSru tkfr [kfM;k lk- nsg HkwLokeh

20@9 0.405 0.405 nqyesr] dUgS;k] 'kkaUrh] xaxkjke] xqykih] ujs'k] lkfo=h

0.405

111 x.ks'kjke o ?kklhjke tkfr 20@2 0.316 0.316 x.ks'kjke] dqekjhckbZ 0.316


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rsyh lk-nsg HkwLokeh

112 fxj/kkjh o- fuR;kuan tkfr v?kfj;k lk- nsg mljkSB

20@22]21@1] 123@4

0.081, 0.38, 0.405 0.866 fxj/kkjh] vfgY;k] Qkxqyky 0.866

113 pUnzHkku]x.ks'kjke izgykn fi- x.ks'kjke tkfr rsyh lk-nsg

20@18 0.364 0.364 pUnzHkku] lqfe=k] muhyky] ekyrh

0.404

114 vfgY;k i- enu n'kjFk fi- enu fMys'oj fi- enu tkfr rsyh lk-nsg

22@2]225@7]8]10]11

0.049, 0.251, 0.101,

0.068, 0.016

0.485 vfgY;k] enu] n'kjFk] fMys'oj 0.534

115 NksVsnkl oYn ghjknkl ifudk 20@12 0.405 0.405 NksVsnkl] 'kkaUrhckbZ] tqxyky 1.267

116 jkedqekj o egs'kjke 123@12 0.405 0.405 jkedqekj] xhrk ckbZ] dqcsj] meklkgq

2.318

117 Mksydqoj cs- nkSyrjke rsyh 20@29] 23 0.405, 0.243 0.648 Mksydqaoj] m}o] xqys'oj] uudhnkbZ] xkSjh] deys'oj

0.842

118 frgk:]uanyky]veryky fi- dkm iqjuks cs- dkm lkfo=h ehjkckbZ fi- dkm

rsyh 123@3] 123@7

0.182, 0.243 0.425 frgk#] inek] veryky] jsorh] uanykyk

1.238

119 /kuefr ifr dUgS;k rsyh 125@2 0.243 0.243 /kuefr] ckcqyky] verdqaoj] foeyk] izse'kadj

3.862


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120 txrjke o equh lkfdu cugj

?kfl;k 20@28 0.405 0.405 txrjke] lqjksrh 0.405

121 nsodqekj o ghjkyky panuefr cs ghjkyky

rsyh 21@2 0.380 0.380 nsodqekj] panuerh] lqjs[kk 0.38

122 eucks/k] f'koukFk ifudk 20@33 0.405 0.405 fnyhi dqekj] f'koukFk 0.405

123 y[ku o lkfydjke]euksgj o lfydjke] fo|k fi- lkfydjke

rsyh 225@6 d@1 0.649 0.649 y[ku] euksgj] fo)k] lkfydjke]mek

0.649

124 iquhnkl o fiykmnkl ifudk 20@11 0.405 0.405 iquhnkl] ukudquh] larks"k] tequk]

0.405

125 jk/kkpj.k doy/kj 20@6 0.324 0.324 xuir] jk/kkckbZ] jkedqekj]pEikckbZ] m};

0.324

126 cqanjke o ?kklhjke rsyh 20@10 0.324 0.324 ehjklkgq] cqnjke] 0.324

127 cqykm o njksxk jkor 20@25 0.405 0.405 cqykm 0.405

128 cqans o jsatw ifudk 20@27 0.405 0.405 cqans 0.405

129 edj/ot o lguw lk- mljkSB

ukbZ 20@15 0.405 0.405 edj/ot 0.405

130 ek;kjke o- dqej dsaoV 123@8 0.324 0.324 ek;kjke] #de.kh] dey ] 0.324


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euksgj

131 enu o ckydh rsyh 30@2 0.004 0.004 enu 0.222

132 uudh dyslj 20@19 0.405 0.405 uudh] ehukckbZ] mlrjke] :idqaoj

0.68

133 eksgu o jruflag rsyh 20@20 0.405 0.405 eksgu] lsrdqekj] {k=h;] vernkl

0.405

134 Hkxofr;k o- cYVw jkor 226@2 0.607 0.607 Hkxofr;k] xksdqy 0.931

135 eq- nksinzh cs Qmnk 123@5 0.405 0.405 nksinzh] ljLorh] 0.405

136 ;qojkt flag] jkts'k dqekj fi- 'kkSdhyky

rsyh 22@7] 25@4 0.17, 0.04 0.21 'kSdhyky] rkjkckbZ] ;qojkt] xkSjh] jkts'k] bUnq

0.573

137 jrhyky o lEiryky rsyh 20@17 0.405 0.405 jrhyky] dkS'kY;k 0.595

138 y{e.k o lEir rsyh 20@16 0.324 0.324 y{e.k] iqlks] pdz/kj] 'kkafUr 0.324

139 yhykEcj usg:yky fi- j?kqoj eksgjefr vfgY;k fi- j?kqoj

rsyh 20@3 0.162 0.162 yhykEcj ] xkSjhckbZ] usg#yky] jRukckbZ]

0.324

140 uk-ck- yksdukFk xtkuan gjhd".k o xtkuan ik- ek yfyrkckbZ oks xtkuan ijekuan Hkjryky fi-

v?kfj;k 29@3 0.405 0.405 yksdukFk ] xtkuan 1.600


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eucks/k lkfdu cufl;k

141 fo|k/kj o txrjke rsyh 28 0.057 0.057 fo|k/kj]txrjke 0.057

142 lsrjke][khjHkw"k.k fi- yksdukFk Kkuefr cs- yksdukFk nq;ksZ/ku fi- txslj

rsyh 124@3 d 0.121 0.121 Kkuefr] lsrjke] vUuiw.kZk] /kuqtZ;] nq;ks/ku] dykorh] fnus'k] fouhrk

0.121

143 fgfEeryky oks Nxuyky fi- Hkksne lk- jk;x<+

20@23 0.809 0.809 fgeRryky] lqfe=k] 0.809

144 ek[ku o nkrkjke v?kfj;k 124@1[k] 2d 0.121, 0.105 0.226 Nxuyky] ek[ku] ujflax] jkterh] [kxs'oj] Mksjhyky] cqnadqekjh] f'koyky] ukunkbZ

1.58

145 of'k"V dqekj Bkdwj o ljtw Bkdwj lkfdu txriwj ] jk;x<+

ukbZ 25@1] 3 0.174, 0.477 0.651 of'k"V dqekj] _rq Bkdqj 0.651

146 u;k [kkrk

lEeir nukZnu rsyh 26@2 0.559 0.559 lEeir ] j?kquanu] iquherh 0.4634

147 u;k [kkrk

a/kje flag 20@30 0.405 0.405 a/kje flag] lksuerh 0.405

148 egkjk"Vª fleysl 26@4] 26@1] 124@4 d]

0.071, 0.275, 0.081, 0.67 0.67


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126@2] 124@4 [k

0.223, 0.02

149 MkbZVksi dkseksfMy 2@1d] 27@1]22@1 [k]125@1]126@3] 124@5] 6] 22@4] 126@1] 4] 34@1 d] 22@6] 25@2] 124@2 x

0.34, 0.093, 0.21,

0.405, 0.324, 0.105,

0.138, 0.105, 0.223,

0.324, 0.172, 0.17,

0.405, 0.101,

3.115 3.115

150 iou vxoky jes'k vxzoky 34@1 x 0.081 0.701 iou] uezsrk 0.701

vys[k efr nsf[k;s dz- 17 27@2] 22@3] 22d] 5

0.182, 0.049, 0.025,

0.364

151 ueZnkizlkn oYn HkS;kyky lk- dsoMkckMh dqEgkjikjk ] jk;x<+

jkor 224@1] 224@2] 225@1d

0.145, 0.145, 0.101 0.391 ueZnkizlkn] dqekjhckbZ] gsrdqekj] lsrdqekj

3.189

152 jktdqekj o jkeHktu rsyh 225@13]225@ 0.105, 0.073, 0.061, 0.535 jktdqekj] dykorh] ;qojkt] ;'kksnk] exyq

1.241


LNC

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8]9]2]5 0.223, 0.073

153 iapjke o xqnyq tkfr [kfM;k lk-nsg

[kfM;k 38@20]21 35@4

0.065,0.178,0.405 0.648 iapjke] lekjh] jkeizlkn] 'kdqUryk] f'koizlkn

0.648

154 cnyq o xtk/kj tkfr [kfM;k lk- nsg

[kfM;k 20@8 0.405 0.405 cnyq 0.405

155 Hkstjke o cM[kknkm tkfr [kfM;k lk- nsg

[kfM;k 20@26 0.405 0.405 Hkstjke 0.405

156 usg# oYn cqVdw Hkwjh cks cqVdq tkfr [kfM;k lk- nsg

[kfM;k 123@6 0.405 0.405 usg#] nhucU/kq 0.405

LLLLkkkkdy ;ksxdy ;ksxdy ;ksxdy ;ksx 84.039 138.55

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LNC

139

ØØØØ---- d`"kd d`"kd d`"kd d`"kd dk ukedk ukedk ukedk uke

firk firk firk firk @ifr @ifr @ifr @ifr dk ukedk ukedk ukedk uke

tkfrtkfrtkfrtkfr@@@@oxZoxZoxZoxZ

[kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj[kljk uEcj jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½ dqy dqy dqy dqy jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½jdck¼gs0½

Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds iq= Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds iq= Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds iq= Hkw vfHkys[k esa ntZ [kkrsnkj ds iq= iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iiqf=;ksa ds iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iiqf=;ksa ds iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iiqf=;ksa ds iqf=;ksa ,oa iziq= ,oa iiqf=;ksa ds

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VksVy VksVy VksVy VksVy ,fj;k,fj;k,fj;k,fj;k

1 vernkl gfjnkl ifudk 71] 0.239 0.239 vernkl ] lkfc=h] inqenkl] 0.239

2 vkuan jke >udnkl uk;d 140@15]20]152@8 0.231,0.405 0.636 vkuanjke] Kkunkr ] jktdqekjh] gfj'kpan] pquqc?ksy] fuyerh] dS'ky

0.94

3 vkuanjke frydjke v?kfj;k 49@1 0.987 0.987 vkuanjke ] eksgjerh] xksafonjke] 1.271

4 vkuanjke ckSfjnkl 118 1.543 1.543 vkuanjke] lsorhckbZ] galjke 1.543

5 mn~/ko uudh dsaoV 41@1]4]5]78@1]8]9]10]3 0.032,0.176,0.042,0.13

2,0.220,0.064,0.106,0.1

02

1.572 mn~/ko] ludoj] n'kjFk] mjdqyh] ujs'k fu"kkn]

1.559

6 xtifr uudh dsaoV 41@6] 7]78@11]12]13]14

0.061,0.045,0.038,0.08

2,0.068,0.068

0.362 xtifr] teksfu"kkn] eksxjkckbZ

7 dfiy ckbZ uudh 78@15 0.100 0.100 dfiyckbZ 0.462

8 mlrjke cSBw lrukeh 96 0.502 0.502 lqjs'k] lqfurkckbZ] csnerh] mlrjke] jFkerh] ujs'k dqekj

0.502

9 vatksjh xaxk/kj jkor 53]60 0.049, 0.174 0.223 vatksjh] nq[kqjke] lk/kerh] paUnª'ks[kj] 'kkjnk ;kno] egsUnª] eukst

0.591

10 dfj;knh lq[khjke jkor 111 0.158 0.158 dfj;kjh] x.k'kjke] fxj/kj] nqjirh] bZnjerh] eksgu] tkudhckbZ] lekfju] ckcqyky]

1.202

11 m"kk iVsy ckcwyky 151@1 0.605 0.605 m"kk iVsy] ckcqyky] jktq 0.605


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12 dykefr nsoukFk ifudk 151@2 0.605 0.605 dykorh] 0.94

13 dyinkl HkkxhjFkh ifudk 11@3 0.138 0.138 dyinkl] jkuherh] lqjs[kk] 0.138

14 dudjke uuds /kksch 163]164 0.227,0.303 0.53 dudjke] rstjke] lqfe=k] inqenkl] 0.53

15 dqekj nkl eaxynkl ifudk 158] 77@5 0.401,0.140 0.541 dqekjnkl] lqjs'k] fnynkl] dkfrZdjke] dqekjh 0.541

16 dsjkckbZ fnuca/kq rsyh 130@5 0.202 0.202 dsjkckbZ] jfo'kadj] foeykckbZ] fMys'oj] foankorh] ykydqekj] tequkckbZ]

0.971

17 deyk t;flax rsyh 152@2] 153@2 0.129, 0.020 0.149 edqrjke] edjks] ';keckbZ] 0.149

18 dkS'ky izlkn

ekfydjke lrukeh 157@3 0.113 0.113 dkS'kyizlkn] /kuerh] 0.113

19 dkfrZdjke elrjke rsyh 76@3 0.202 0.202 dkfrZdjke] dqekjh] ijes'oj] 0.295

20 dUgS;k t;flax rsyh 152@1 0.053 0.053 dUgS;k] ekyrh] j?kquanu 0.174

21 [kqlrjke cSBw lrukeh 122@3]125@3]6]10 0.04.0.045,0.085,0.069 0.199 mfeZykckbZ] Vsdyky] lksuerh] lqHkkpan] [kqlrjke] ';keckbZ

0.239

22 [kwcw tksxh ifudk 11@10 0.138 0.138 [kqcqq] ljLorh] jk/khdk] 0.138

23 xksSjh'kadj lairyky v?kfj;k 114 1.943 1.943 xksSjh'kadj] xtifr] 1.943

24 xuiFk Nfoyky rsyh 160@2]3]4 0.247, 0.378,0.405 1.03 larjke] dkfrZdjke] ca'khyky] foeyk] jktdqekjh] jRukdqekjh] cgkjrhu] eksaxjk ckbZ]

1.03


LNC

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Nchyky] jFk ckbZ] jktsUndqekj] lgksnzk lkgq

25 xkSjh'kadj uanyky dsaoV 104@5] 12 0.291,0.097 0.388 xkSjh'kadj] mfeZyk 0.738

26 xaxkjke ijljke jkor 104@20] 21] 107@4 0.206,0.125,0.061 0.392 xaxkjke] tkudhckbZ] e;kjke] y{ehu] lqxzho] jkes'oj]

0.392

27 xaxkjke ijljke jkor 110 0.676 0.676 xaxkjke] tkudhckbZ] e;kjke] y{ehu] lqxzho] 0.676

28 x.kir uudh sdsaoV 180@1 0.218 0.218 x.kir] m}o] xtifr 0.477

29 xSlckbZ Vsdyky rsyh 91@2 0.121 0.121 Vsdyky] xSlcxkbZ] 0.121

30 xuir panu rsyh 120@2 0.263 0.263 Nchyky] lgksnzk lgq] jktsUnz dqekj 0.303

31 ?kqM+wjke fgjkjke uk;d 154 0.417 0.417 ?kqM+wjke] eksgjerh] lksuerh 0.417

32 pejk xqt: jkor 56@2] 57] 109] 56@4 0.061,0.488,0.494,0.18

2

1.225 pejk] dqekjhckbZ] ijljke] 1.933

33 pSu flax jruflax 140@10] 77@2 0.405,0.142 0.547 pSu flax] Qqydqekjh] eksghr] ijes'ojh] jfo'kadj

0.405

34 pwuwnkl fnDdr lrukeh 75 0.793 0.793 pwuwnkl] ek/kqjh] gfj'kpan] eksfguhckbZ 0.793

35 panzhdk [kseyky jkor 186@1 0.008 0.008 panzhdk] lqfe=k] f'koizlkn] [kxs'ojh 0.008

36 pquwjke fnDdr lrukeh 125@2 0.069 0.069 pquwjke] ek/kqjh] gfj'kpan] eksfguhckbz 0.069


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37 pSuefr larks"k ifudk 160@7 0.501 0.501 pSuefr] xksfonajke] ckyqjke 0.54

38 pSSrjke txrjke v?kfj;k 107@5] 6 0.065, 0.097 0.162 pSrjke] eksfguhnsoh] 0.162

39 Nrjyky dkfrZdjke uk;d 157@4 0.429 0.429 Nchyky] teu=ksckbZ 0.429

40 t;yky n;kjke jkor 101@3] 5 0.308,0.328 0.636 t;yky] nksinh] m}o 0.636

41 tks/kkyky izgykn 107@3 [k 0.065 0.065 T;ks/kkyky] VhdeckbZ] 0.065

42 tkudh izlkn

xuiFk v?kfj;k 8@3] 37@9] 49@5] 40@8

0.203,0.162,0.100,0.07

6

0.541 tkudh] lsrdqekj] ykydqekj] lgksnkckbZ] nso dqekj

0.541

43 Vhdkjke cjkbZ jkor 119@4 0.109 0.109 Vhdjke] pesyh] y{ehizlkn] 0.109

44 Vhdkjke xuiFk v?kfj;k 37@13] 49@6] 9 0.121,0.101,0.072 0.294 Vhdkjke] /kscuhckbZ] xksdqy] 0.294

45 rstjke cwanjke rsyh 180@4 0.158 0.158 rstjke] fnO;k] dqlqe 0.458

46 ohlk ikoj 88 0.384 0.384 ohlk ikoj

47 /kfujke lsrjke dsaoV 50 0.332 0.332 /kuhjke] ihyhckbZ] lsrjke] 0.332

48 /kjeflax txca/kq rsyh 135 0.926 0.926 /kjeflax] tkudh] Vhdkjke] calrh] yfyr 1.736

49 ukUgw ykyw jkor 90@6] 174@1 0.202, 0.275 0.477 ukUgq] jkt dqekj] dqekjhckbZ] ';keyky] frjFkerh] lqjrhyky] dkafrckbZ] xksfona jke

0.477


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50 uwru izlkn jtgk rsyh 134@1] 149@1 0.498, 0.283 0.781 jtgkizlkn] lqjs'ojh] cSdqBukFk] clarh] urquizlkn] Hkkstdqekjh

0.927

51 ugjflax gfj'kpanz jkor 157@2 0.275 0.275 ugjflax] esj/ot] ihyhckbZ] pdz/kj] papyk] }kjhdk] vfgY;k

0.324

52 uanyky jtgk izlkn

rsyh 275@2 0.170 0.170 jtgkizlkn] lqjs'ojh] cSdqBukFk] clarh] urquizlkn] Hkkstdqekjh

0.17

53 uudhjke txekssgu jkor 148@3 0.405 0.405 uudh jke] lekfju] udqy] xksdqy 0.405

54 uRFkw lksou jkor 65@2] 180@2 0.445,0.243 0.688 uRFkq ] jk/ks] lqeu 0.688

55 uudh ldjku rsyh 78@2]4]6]7 0.085,0.093,0.445,0.08

9

0.712 uudh ldjke] nhidqoj] rqykjke] 0.712

56 fu;fe'k dqekj

txca/kq rsyh 134@1]140@2 0.497, 0.182 0.679 fu;fel] tkudh] Vhdkjke] calrh] yfyr 0.679

57 ukUgh 166@9 0.405 0.405 ukUgh 0.405

58 inwe o lcsgh rsyh 126@6 0.567 0.567 inwe o 1.537

59 iwuepan lwjtHkku lksuh 140@1] 74@2 0.506,0.283 0.789 iquepan] fouksn lksuh] mfeZyk 1.981

60 ijekuan cw<+m jkor 102 1.084 1.084 ijekuan] jkeofr] Mqys'oj] lqxaho] uudhckbZ] xaxkjke] e;kjke

1.084

61 iapjke y{ku lrukeh 143@3 0.040 0.04 iapjke] Kkuerh] jktdqekjh 0.04


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62 ijekuan cw<+m jkor 101@1 0.607 0.607 ijekuan] jkeofr] Mqys'oj] lqxaho] uudhckbZ] xaxkjke] e;kjke

0.607

63 inweyky iudqekj daoj 85@3] 4 0.146,0.162 0.308 inweyky] uudwu] gseizlkn] 0.308

64 ijns'kh esgRrj uk;d 152@9 0.304 0.304 ijns'kh] vfgY;k] v?kuerh] 0.304

65 ikjorh fparke.kh rsyh 172 1.449 1.449 ikjorh] 'kkaUrh dqekj] ';kelqUnj] pesyh] lqjthr dqekj] essgjerh

1.449

66 ijljke yPNhjke jkor 46@2 0.190 0.19 ijljke] ihyhckbZ] 0.19

67 ijns'kh esgrw catkjk 147@2 0.304 0.304 v?kuerh] vuarjke] QqyckbZ] vfgY;k] ijns'kh] eerk] lxquknkbZ] xSjh'kadj] deykckbZZ

0.304

68 Qkxwyky txeksgu v?kfj;k 8@1] 49@2 0.203, 0.513 0.716 Qxqyky] vfgY;k] Hkqous'ojuh] v?kuerh] ckyerh] nkeksnj

0.715

69 Qkxwyky txeksgu v?kfj;k 37@6] 7 0.121, 0.287 0.408 Qxqyky] vfgY;k] Hkqous'ojuh] v?kuerh] ckyerh] nkeksnj

0.408

70 caxkyh izlkn

xuiFk v?kfj;k 37@8] 49@4]7 0.121,0.101,0.072 0.294 caxkyh izlkn] lqjs[kk] latho] lqHknzk 0.294

71 ukckfyd fo|k/kj

dksS'ky izlkn

jkor 186@3] 4 0.202, 0.194 0.396 dksS'ky izlkn] yhykorh] fo|k/kj]

72 dkS'ky izlkn

jkor 148@2 0.664 0.664 dksS'ky izlkn] 1.06


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ukckfyd

73 ckydjke iqum jke jkor 11@4 0.138 0.138 ckydjke] es?kerh] cqVjk] 0.138

74 cks/ku ykyw jkor 187 0.061 0.061 cks/ku] y{eh] 0.101

75 ckcwyky Hkaojflax jkor 90@15 0.166 0.166 ckcqyky] yhykorh] ekfydjke] 0.166

76 cks/kjke nkSyrjke jkor 37@5 0.251 0.251 cks/kjke] iquherh] es?kerh] 0.312

77 cwVdu ckbZ ljcsyh ifudk 131@2 1.214 1.214 cqVduckbZ] Hkh{kk] ckyerh 1.214

78 ukckfyd fouksn dqekj

lqdnso xkaMk 92@2] 3 0.267,0.134 0.401 fouksn] lqeu 0.401

79 cawnwjke y{khjke jkor 130@4] 6] 170@2 0.113, 0.097, 0.154 0.364 cwanjke] jkeorh ] jktho] jkes'ojh 0.468

80 Hkkstksjke yacksnj jkor 11@7 0.138 0.138 Hkstksjke] jk/khdkckbZ] lquhrk 0.38

81 Hkxrjke lgnso xkaMk 166@8 0.303 0.303 gksylk;] Hkxrjke] lekjhu] vkRekjke] v'kksd] ujs'kdqekj] ekuerh] y{ehuckbZ] uudh

0.303

82 fHk[kkjh ?kfl;k jkor 98@2 1.077 1.077 fHk[kjh] lsrdqekj] nq;ksZ/ku] Mksyukjk;.k] 1.077

83 elrjke cSBw lrukeh 10@2] 97] 129@3] 4] 125@5

0.105,0.202,0.271,0.08

5,0.085,0.154

0.902 elrjke] ,rofju] mfeZykckbZ] Vsdyky] xSjh] lksuerh] lqHkkpan

1.101


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84 egknso xt/kj xkaMk 55@1 0.101 0.101 egkflax] jktdqekjh] ijes'oj] ehuk] dkfrZds'oj] jRuk ckbZ]

0.315

85 edj/ot ujflax jkor 93@2 0.23 0.23 edj/ot] ek/kqjh] pdz/kj] fxj/kkjh] 0.23

86 edj/ot ujflax jkor 93@4 0.154 0.154 edj/ot] ek/kqjh] pdz/kj] fxj/kkjh] 0.231

87 ekuefr jksfgrnkl xkaMk 166@4 0.303 0.303 ekuerh] vkRekke] [ksejkt 0.303

88 ekfydjke eax: rsyh 107@7] 8 0.373, 0.186 0.559 ekfydjke] lksudqoj] rstjke] 0.373

89 fgjkyky ekfydjke lrukeh 128@1 0.073 0.073 iqdjke] pehyh] lq[kjke] jkeckbZ 0.126

90 ekfydjke pe: rsyh 141@2 0.202 0.202 y{e.k] lqf'kyk] ukjk;.k] pqMke.kh 0.202

91 jruyky ckcwyky rsyh 87@1 0.587 0.587 jruyky 0.749

92 eksguyky vxzoky 133@2 0.717 0.717 eksguyky] vkseizdk'k] gjhlpan] iquepan] 'kadjyky] mfeZZykckbZ

1.405

93 eqUuhckbZ th;kckbZ jkor 174@2 0.275 0.275 eqUuhckbZ] vfgY;k] tequk 0.275

94 eksrhjke ghjkjke jkor 69] 271 0.485,0.308 0.793 eksrhjke] ekyrh] HkkxhjFkh] eqUuhckbZ] xkSjh'kadj] xkserh] eukst dqekj

0.793

95 eqdqrjke edjks rsyh 152@15] 17 0.105, 0.053 0.158 eqdqrjke] ekyrh] thouyky] ?kklhyky] 0.461


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96 e/kqlwnu fnypan v?kfj;k 103@3] 104@28 [k] 29] 17 [k] 18] 19 [k] 4

0.121,0.065,0.615,0.08

1,0.109,0.081,0.392

1.464 e/kqlqnu] rqylh] [khjHkq"k.k] 'k'khHkq"k.k 1.464

97 jkes'oj txUukFk v?kfj;k 7@2] 168] 177@1 0.405, 0.101, 0.758 1.264 jkes'oj] vkseckbZ] txUukFk] fiYyhckbZ] ykyerh] ver

1.669

98 jkf/kdk eucks/k ifudk 132 0.429 0.429 pqMke.kh] jk/khdkckbZ] Mksydqaoj] lksudqaoj] xksrr

0.429

99 j?kqukFk Hkxokuks 101@2 1.011 1.011 j?kqukFk] vfgY;k] xaxknkl] HkS;kjke] tequk] jk/khdk] lksuerh] eksgjerh] dne

1.011

100 j?kqukFk cq<+km 126@8 0.004 0.004 j?kqukFk] vkseckbZ] nkrkjke 0.097

101 jkes'ojh ';ke yky jkor 148@6 0.611 0.611 ;keyky] jkes'ojh] egsUn] 0.845

102 jk/kkpj.k ?kwUMwnkl ifudk 11@9 0.139 0.139 ?kwUMwnkl] jk/kkpj.k] rhjFkdqaoj] lqjhryky 0.139

103 :dlk; gfjjke xkaMk 166@2] 180@3 0.303, 0.219 0.522 #dlk;] xSjh] lqHkk"k 0.522

104 jRFkw vaUrw xkaMk 166@5 0.303 0.303 ekuerh] jRFkqyky] QqyckbZ] veryky] iq"ikckbZ

0.303

105 js'keyky dkfrZdjke lrukeh 186@5] 6] 7 0.065, 0.081,0.065 0.211 js'keyky] mfeZykckbZ] lqjs'k] x;kjke] 'kdqUryk

0.211

106 fj>w rkarh lrukeh 10@4] 129@1] 125@8 ] 9

0.053,0.243,0.142,0.07

7

0.515 fj>q] ehuk] Hkxokuks] 0.698


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107 pSSrjke txrjke v?kfj;k 104@1] 107@1 0.227, 0.162 0.389 pSSrjke] eksfguhnsoh 0.389

108 jkefuokl banzthr v?kfj;k 160@5] 6 0.405, 0.405 0.81 jkefuokl] dkfeuh] iadt 0.81

109 y{kunkl ifudk 134@2] 149@2 0.497,0.482 0.979 yPNunkl] ikoZrh] ?klh;knkl] lqdesr] fueZy] clarckbZ

0.979

110 fuykEcj :gkankl 101@4 0.405 0.405 fyykEcj] lqjcsyh] dUgS;k 0.405

111 y{e.k rsyh 130@1] 146@1 0.644, 0.32 0.964 y{e.k] y{eh] ukjk;.k] eatq] euksgj 1.097

112 ykspu izlkn

equw rsyh 140@16 0.809 0.809 ykspuizlkn] v?kuerh] n'kjFk] lqfe=k] txnhl] yky dqekjh

0.809

113 f'kry dqekj

n;kjke rsyh 117 0.631 0.631 egs'k dqekj] 'khry] Hkqus'oj] 'kkaUrh] jk/khdk 0.631

114 ladjnkl fnuca/kw rsyh 110 0.203 0.203 'kadjnkl] rkjkckbZ] Vhdenkl] fxfjtkckbZ] jkeizlkn

0.203

115 lsodnkl vkRekjke jkor 37@4 0.607 0.607 Kkuerh

116 lsodnkl vkRekjke jkor 143@2 0.441 0.441 Kkuerh] lscdjke] eksxjkckbZ] galjke] mfeZykckbZ] tqxqrjke] izseckbZ] euhjke] Hkstdqekjh] /kjeflax] xq#okjh] y{ehu] e;kjke] xqys'oj] xqys'ojh] ca'khyky

1.214

117 lkfydjke ijbZ jkor 140@14]119@2] 37@3] 0.405,0.458,0.166,0.27

9,0.21

1.518 lkfydjke] ek/kqjhckbZ] Vhdkjke] xk;=h] lkgsu] txnhl

1.894


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48] 99

118 lkguh yqdkm xkaMk 74@1] 91@2 0.247, 0.086 0.333 Qqyerh] ludqaoj] lguh pSgu] xSjh'kadj] 'kkaUrh ckbZ] enuyky] calrdqekjh] fdluyky

0.333

119 ludqaoj esykjke 166@6 0.303 0.303 Qqyerh] ludqaoj] lguh pSgu] xSjh'kadj] 'kkaUrh ckbZ] enuyky] calrdqekjh] fdluyky

0.303

120 larjke panu rsyh 171@1 0.279 0.279 larjke] dkfrZdjke] ca'khyky] foeyk] jktdqekjh] jRukdqekjh] cgkjrhu] eksaxjk ckbZ] Nchyky] jFk ckbZ] jktsUndqekj] xuir] xSjhckbZ] [ksejkt] ikoZrh] lgksnzk lkgq

1.039

121 lqdnso [kxslj ifudk 95 0.458 0.458 lqdnso] feyuerh] lqdwunkl] eksgjerh] uudqnkl

0.458

122 lqum lqdyky jkor 11@2 0.138 0.138 lqukm] fiadh] txs'oj 0.138

123 lguhnkl uudwnkl ifudk 98@5 0.809 0.809 lguhnkl] deyk] NksVsnkl] dsaojk] tqxqrjke 1.266

124 lkfydjke pe: rsyh 130@3 0.227 0.227 lkfydjke] ek/kqjhckbZ] Vhdkjke] xk;=h] lkgsu] txnhl

0.227

125 lqcsyky pejk 37@10 0.213 0.213 lqcsyky] Hkxorh;k] fnyhi] 0.213

126 lk/kefr nq[kwjke jkor 186@2 0.405 0.405 lk/kerh] lk/kqjke 0.405

127 lwfjrjke eqUpwnkl ifudk 170@2 0.154 0.154 lwfjrjke] lqjcsyh ] fnyhi 0.47


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128 larflax yPNkjke ljnkj 41@2 0.222 0.222 larflax] ijerh] tksxUnj 1.178

129 lk/kjke cfyjke xkaM+k 126@5] 140@13] 186@2

0.202, 0.809, 0.405, 1.416 lk/kjke] ek/kqjh] fnyhi] jtuh 1.132

130 flj/kj edjkS/k rsyh 152@13] 16 0.053, 0.093 0.146 flj/kj] xqjckjh] fnlpan] 0.393

131 'kksHkukFk pekj flg xkaM+k 120@1 0.263 0.263 'ksHkukFk] tkudh] jksghr dqekj 0.263

132 galjke firkEcj xkaMk 166@6 0.303 0.303 galjke] vDrh dqoj] izse ckbZ] fot;jke] t;jke] cztyky] lquhrk

0.04

133 gseizlkn t;eaxy jkor 84] 137@1 0.514,0.324 0.838 xqgkjke] #iadqoj] paUnHku] izsedqekj] T;ksrh yky] deyk] ikyqjke] ek/kqjhckbZ] Mksyukjk;.k] nq;ks/ku] gsedqoj] vkRekjke] jFkefr] tkudhizlkn] t;larks"kh] gseizlkn] y{ehuckbZ]

0.944

134 gksylk; lgnso xkaMk 166@7 0.04 0.04 gksylk;] Hkxrjke] lekjhu] vkRekjke] v'kksd] ujs'kdqekj] ekuerh] y{ehuckbZ] uudh

0.04

135 gfjizlkn cks/ku jkor 189@4 0.206 0.206 ukudqu] gfjizlkn] 'kkaUrh ;kno] yPNhjke] ykHkksjke] lq[kerh

0.206

136 ghjkyky ekfydjke lrukeh 98@1] 157@9] 189@5 0.186, 0.356, 0.668 1.21 ghjkyky] frgkjhu] euksgj] ';keyky] fuankckbZ] gseyrk] pUnz'ks[kj] lrks"kh] dkS'kyizlkn] ekyhdjke] bZUnzerh

1.21


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137 gseizlkn t;eaxy jkor 37@1 0.397 0.397 gseizlkn] y{ehuckbZ] 0.637

138 gy/kj izlkn

iaPkjke v?kfj;k 101@6] 7 0.097, 0.077 0.174 gy/kj izlkn] brokjh] mn;] 0.174

139 mlrjke t;yky v?kfj;k 45] 49@3 1.425, 0.988 2.413 mlrjke] ekyrh] rqys'ojh] xaxknkl 5.298

140 bZ'oj pj.k x.ks'kjke rsyh 169@3 0.227 0.227 lR;Hkkek] bZ'oj] #de.kh] fo|k/kj] egs'kjke] lq;Zdkafr]MkDVj lkgq] izseyky

2.637

141 dqUtjke dqg: jkor 66@1] 2 0.243, 0.356 0.599 frtjke] ckyerh] #de.kh] fo|k/kj] deykckbZ] y{eh izlkn] cankorh] feFkys'k] calrh] mek'kadj] rkjkpan] xhrkckbZ] jksfgr dqekj] uudhnkbZ

1.615

142 dUgS;kjke pkSdnkl ifudk 179 0.555 0.555 dUgS;kjke] inekorh] pj.knkl] ijes'ojh] ekyrhckbZ] lqdnso] tequk] uudqnkl] 'kksrkckbZ] xq#ckjh

143 dUgS;knkl pkSdnkl ifudk 147@1 0.773 0.773 dUgS;kjke] inekorh] pj.knkl] ijes'ojh] ekyrhckbZ] lqdnso] tequk] uudqnkl] 'kksrkckbZ] xq#ckjh

5.75

144 dwatjke f'kizlkn v?kfj;k 90@1] 100 2.229, 0.405 2.634 dqtjke] dsojkckbZ] ?ku';ke] sdeyk] Hkjryky] xqykch] xksiky

2.634

145 dqewnjke eucks/k jkor 47] 39] 46@1] 80 0.348,0.854,3.852,1.35

9

6.413 dqewnjke] js'keckbZ] jkeckbZ] Hkjryky] xhrk ;kno

9.844


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146 ?kkflnkl iquhjke daoj 59] 68] 83 0.595,1.424,0.312 2.331 ?kkflnkl] cq/k;fju] mn;pan] vkuan 4.363

147 txrjke pejk jkor 92@1] 189@1 0.263, 0.907 1.17 esgRrj] vuqlqbZ;k] rhyerh] lqukm] lksudqaoj] ijekuan ;kno] tkudh

2.262

148 t;jke txeksgu jkor 157@12] 126@1] 140@19

0.207,0.004,0.526 0.53 t;jke] jk/kk ;kno] Hkuqizdk'k] ijs'k ;kno 2.183

149 nsodqekj tkaudh izlkn

v?kfj;k 7@1] 3 1.812, 0.105 1.917 nso dqekj] pUnzdk] yky dqekj] xaxkckbZ 2.111

150 n;kjke ?kfl;k lrukeh 152@4] 188 0.237, 0.87 1.107 n;kjke] lk/kerh] gfjjke 3.378

151 /kjeyky ghjk lrukeh 143@4] 6] 8 ] 9 0.809, 0.809, 0.405,

0.809

2.832 /kjeyky] VhdsckbZ] nsodqekj] fnyhi] jtuh] nsosUnz] lhrkckbZ] ehjkckbZ

3.115

152 /kuqZt; txeksgu jkor 140@17] 148@1] 157@1

0.806,0.522,0.210 1.538 /kuqZt;] 'ks"kpj.k] fouksn dqekj] 3.017

153 ujflax ek[ku rsyh 104@6] 5] 7]8]9]10]11]12]13]14]15]16

0.125,0.291,0.162,0.22

3,0.162,0.081,0.049,0.0

97,0.089,0.036,0.053,0.

028

1.396 ujflax] jkterh] [kxs'oj] ukunkbZ] Mksjhyky] iwf.kZek] f'koyky] oankorh

1.396

154 ujflax ek[ku rsyh 103@2 0.522 0.522 ujflax] jkterh] [kxs'oj] ukunkbZ] Mksjhyky] iwf.kZek] f'koyky] oankorh

0.68

155 ukUgw ykyw jkor 92@2] 189@2] 3 0.267, 0.174, 0.57 1.011 ukUgq] jkt dqekj] dqekjhckbZ] ';keyky] 2.343


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frjFkerh] lqjrhyky] dkafrckbZ] xksfona jke

156 uudh txeksgu jkor 157@13 0.202 0.202 uudh jke] lekfju] udqy] xksdqy

uudh txeksgu jkor 140@18] 148@7 0.991, 0.081 1.072 2.862

157 iSrjke txrjke v?kfj;k 103@1] 104@2] 104@3] 107@2] 107@3d] 104@31] 104@32] 108] 104@17d] 104@19d] 104@30]22]23]24]25]26]27] 104@28d] 115

0.405,0.057,0.101,0.04,

0.194,0.057,0.101,0.11

3,0.405,0.214,0.963,0.0

65,0.085,0.121,0.121,0.

073,0.027,0.064,0.478

3.684 iSrjke] eksfguhckbZ] nhucU/kq] xhrkckbZ] jkds'k] Hkjryky]

4.373

158 iSrjke txrjke v?kfj;k 140@8 0.599 0.599 iapjke] lqjs'ojh] rkjkpan] ehukckbZ] paUnze.kh] ckyd jke] xaxkerh] Hkkjrh

159 gseyky ckydjke 90@4] 14]10]11]12]13]9 0.129,0.684,0.121,0.71

3,0.797,0.129,0.312

2.885 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijl jke] Mqys'oj] 2.885

160 cwanjke yfPNjke jkor 51]54] 55@2] 183] 273 0.158,0.129,0.332,0.29

2,0.591

1.502 2.052

170 cSdq.BukFk jtgk rsyh 177@2] 141@1] 148@4] 134@2] 149@1

0.368,0.324,0.405,0.49

8,0.283

1.51 jtgkizlkn] lqjs'ojh] cSdqBukFk] clarh] urquizlkn] Hkkstdqekjh

5.128


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171 eksrhjke nkeksnj jkor 121] 122@2 0.648, 1.028 1.676 eksrhjke] usg#yky] gfjgj] fuykckbZ] 3.902

172 eksrhjke nkeksnj jkor 37@11 0.182 0.182

173 eksrhjke ghjkjke jkor 69] 90@2] 98@3 0.485, 0.202, 0.332 1.019 tg#yky] rqylhckbZ] [khjHkq"k.k] veryky] 'kkaUrh ;kno] 'kf'kHkq"k.k]

2.037

eksrhjke ghjkjke jkor 126@4 0.356 0.356 [khjHkq"k.k

174 es?kefr cqVjk ifudk 144@1 1.007 1.007 es?kerh] xSjhckbZ] ukudqy] txnhl] dUgS;k 2.083

175 mfeZyk 'kdj yky 169@4 0.332 0.332 mfeZyk] 'kadjyky]

eksrhjke ghjkjke rsyh 182@1 0.137 0.137 eksrhjke] ekyrh] HkkxhjFkh] eqUuhckbZ] xkSjh'kadj] xkserh] eukst dqekj

176 jkedqekj cwwanjke 172 1.449 1.449 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijl jke] Mqys'oj] rstjke] Qqys'oj

jkedqekj cwanjke jkor 140@13 0.809 0.809 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijl jke] Mqys'oj] rstjke] Qqys'oj

2.258

177 jkf/kdk eucks/k ifudk 131@1 2.845 2.845 jk/khdk] uudql] ihyhckbZ] xksj[knkl]lksefljnkl] vkxuerh] pqjunkl] Hkxokunkl] HkxirhckbZ] pesyhnkl] eksgunkl] fnynkl]egs'kerh] eqgyqnkl] yktoarh] tksxuh

5.516

178 jtgk izlkn

lk/kwjke rsyh 38@1] 38@4] 161] 0.434,

0.024,0.328,0.065,0.03

0.883 jtgkizlkn] lqjs'ojh] cSdqBukFk] clarh] urquizlkn] Hkkstdqekjh

2.516


LNC

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169@1] 5 2

179 jkeizlkn x.ks'kjke rsyh 38@2] 169@2] 6] 182@2

0.085,

0.061,0.109,0.138

0.393 jkeizlkn] tkudhckbZ] cq}jke] eksgu] 2.365

180 ykydqekj ckydjke dsaoV 85@2 0.849 0.849 ykydqekj] jkxhuh] Qkxqyky 2.541

181 yksds'oj nsoflax dsoV 40] 41@3] 78@8] 66@3

0.245,0.542,0.364,0.48

6

1.937 cjrdqoaj] ineykspu] xhrkckbZ] Hkjryky] gseckbZ

2.133

182 yPNhjke Jh/kj jkor 43@2] 62] 67@2] 3] 4]5]6]7] 79] 185

0.809,1.642,0.251,0.40

5,0.393,0.376,0.217,0.0

97,0.769,0.659

5.618 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijljke] Mqys'oj]

183 yNhjke Jh/kj jkor 152@2]140@9] 153] 145@7] 143@1]10

0.393,0.736,0.785,0.40

5,0.473,0.405

3.197 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijljke] Mqys'oj] 9.881

184 lkSdhyky dkfrZdjke uk;d 126@2] 3] 152@5]6]7] 152@7] 157@5] 6] 7]8]

0.413,0.405,0.332,0.11

3,0.178,1.019,0.597,0.1

17,0.255

3.429 lkSdhyky]foeykckbZ] Nrrjyky] teks=hckbZ] eksfgryky] ctyky] rfickbZ] Kkuerh] HkheckbZ] ds'koizlkn] larks"kh

185 lkSdhyky dkfrZdjke uk;d 14@3] 61] 67@1] 82@2] 67@8] 89] 67@9] 10] 12] 81 82@1]157@5]6]7]]8 173] 67@11

0.219,0.081,1.21,0.146,

0.158,0.105,0.367,0.16

6,0.202,0.243,0.324,1.0

19,0.597,0.117,0.255,0.

308,0.158,

5.675 lkSdhyky]foeykckbZ] Nrrjyky] teks=hckbZ] eksfgryky] ctyky] rfickbZ] Kkuerh] HkheckbZ] ds'koizlkn] larks"kh

6.107


LNC

156






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186 g"kZeanj 127 1.61 1.61 yPNhjke] cqanjke] ijljke] g"kZeanj] laqdkfr] ?kfl;k] dey] yksHks] uufpr] xqnk

2.168

t;jke larjke rsyh 139@1] 2] 3 0.077, 0.636, 0.458 1.171 1.171

187 ghjkjke ekfydjke lrukeh 156@1] 129@2] 128@2] 125@7] 4]

0.072,0.252,0.116,0.10

1,0.04

0.581 frgkjhu] euksgj] ';keyky] fuankckbZ] gseyrk] pUnz'kss[kj] larks"kh] dkS'kyizlkn] ekfydjke] bUnzerh

2.441

188 Kkunkl fnDdr lrukeh 143@5] 125@1] 122@3] 156@2

0.344,0.275,0.243,0.04 0.902 Kkunkl] jkt dqekjh] gfj'kpan] pquqjke] uhyerh] dkS'kyizlkn] dkseyhckbZ] dqlqeerh] nsoukjk;.k] xaxkckbZ] nsoukFk

2.478

189 dqeqUn jke ijekuan jkor 133@1] 122@1 0.235, 0.214 0.449 dqeqUn jke] js'keckbZ] jkeckbZ] Hkjryky] xhrk ;kno] ijekaun

0.695

190 lkSdhyky dkfrZdjke catkjk 157@10 0.154 0.154 lkSdhyky]foeykckbZ] Nrrjyky] teks=hckbZ] eksfgryky] ctyky] rfickbZ] Kkuerh] HkheckbZ] ds'koizlkn] larks"kh

0.154

191 eksguflax gfj'kpanz jkor 65@3] 170@1] 178@1] 5

0.125,

0.137,0.057,0.166,0.05

3

0.538 eksguflax] ijes'ojh] 'kkaUrh ckbZ 1.55

192 ugjflax gfj'kpanz jkor 65@4] 93@1] 170@4] 178@3] 6] 7

0.461,0.209,0.356,0.10

1,0.146,0.089

1.362 ugjflax] jkterh][kxs'oj] ukunkbZ] Mksjhyky] iwf.kZek] f'koyky] oankorh

2.62

193 eqdwrjke nsouan jkor 65@5] 93@2] 170@5] 1.203,0.296,0.396,0.27 2.165 xhrkckbZ] eqdqrjke] equqnkbZ] xuir] lk/kjke] Hkxrjke] tkudhckbZ] ihyhckbZ] vkseckbZ] n;kjke] txrjke] fnfyi dqekj] nsoizlkn]

5.069


LNC

157






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178@4 ikoZrh

ijes'oj o- frgk:

65@1 0.093 0.093

194 ohlk ikoj 144@2] 146@3] 119@1] 5] 152@10] 11] 160@1] 130@2] 171@2] 148@5] 129@6] 2] 11@5] 6, 152@12] 2] 18] 14

1.007,0.097,0.405,0.10

1,0.154,0.316,0.178,0.5

43,0.279,0.263,0.049,0.

153,0.138,0.138,0.202,

0.272,0.129,0.053

4.477 ohlk ikoj

195 esgRrj Lo-ukuequkbZ lSkjk 275@1 0.486 0.486 esgRrjflnkj] lqfe=k] lqjhryky] lqjcsyh] fnfyi dqekj] deyk] mRrjkdqekjh] iapqjke]

196 jrudqoj lSkjk 90@3]91@3]4 0.165,0.125,0.101 0.391 jrudqoj] iapjke] cSnyk]

197 jkt dqekj fyykEcj lkSjk 6 0.275 0.275 jkt dqekj] cknyhckbZ] =hykspu]

198 foDVj tks'ksQ mjkao 116 0.745 0.745 foDVj] f'kodqekjh] y{e.k]

199 lqcsyky pejk lkSjk 181]123 0.263,0.393 0.656 lqcsykyk] uandqoj] b'oj] xaxkckbZ] Mksys'oj] uudhuksuh] dykckbZ] f}tsjke] dqtafcgkjh]

1.562

200 lqdyky lqUnj mjkao 112 0.605 0.605 lqdyky] ekyrh] lq[khjke] Qqyerh] xaxkjke] Bmjke]

0.613


LNC

158






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201 lqdyky lqUnj mjkao 11@8] 64] 98@4] 113@2] 142@2] 151@2

0.097,0.357,0.202,0.10

5,0.202,0.198,

1.161 lqdyky] ekyrh] lq[khjke] Qqyerh] xaxkjke] Bmjke]

1.181

202 lq[khjke lqUnj mjkao 113@3] 184@2] 124 0.214, 0.202,0.154 0.57 lqdyky] ekyrh] lq[khjke] Qqyerh] 1.051

203 lqum 276@4]7]11] 0.141,0.044,0.049 0.234 xaxkjke] Bmjke] 1.067

204 lqjhryky lkSjk 146@2 0.117 0.117 esgRrjflnkj] lqfe=k] lqjhryky] lqjcsyh] fnfyi dqekj] deyk] mRrjkdqekjh] iapqjke]

0.117

205 tSjke rsyh 139@1] 2]3] 140@3] 11]

0.077,0.636,0.458,0.60

7,0.405

2.183 tSjke] 'kksHkkckbZ] nq[kuhckbZ] yksds'oj] 2.183

206 nknqyky ukUgq mjkao 86]87@2] 3.034,0.227 3.261 y{ehuckbZ] gseyky] gjhdqoj] 3.342

207 gseizlkn rqykjke 145] 0.162, 0.162 gseizlkn] vutkjhckbZ] esgjyky] lq[kuhckbZ] uSjru] Hkh[keizlkn] cSnjke

0.162

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