REGIONAL BRIEFING BOOK - Geological Survey of India

Briefing Book

Geological Survey of IndiaWestern Region

Tight F2 fold in Biotite schist, Dhikan area, Pali district, Rajasthan

(Updated up to 31st December, 2013)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y 1. All the items proposed for the Field Season 2013-14 were timely initiated under the different

Missions. The work is under progress and the assigned targets will be achieved as per

schedule.

2. The highlight of work carried out during the third quarter of F.S. 2013-14 includes

investigations on copper and associated precious metals in Khera block, and Khera SE block,

Mundiyawas-ka-khera area, Alwar district, exploration for basemetal in Nanagwas area, Sikar

district, exploration for basemetal in Palaswala ki Dhani Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan and

investigation for copper and tungsten in Kamalpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara

District, Rajasthan. Besides, search for cement grade limestone under Project Industrial,

Fertiliser and other Minerals have also yielded significant signatures.

3. Under the item investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera Block,

Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan, the borehole KBH-11 (FS 2013-14)

commenced on 08.07.2013 and closed at 130.35 m depth on 13.09.2013. It has intersected

light grey coloured, fine grained, hard, compact siliceous rock with occasional cherty

quartzite and scapolite rich bands (meta volcano sedimentary rock). The borehole intersected

sulphides manifested in the form of foliation parallel fine disseminations of arsenopyrite and

fracture / vein filled coarse grained chalcopyrite with minor pyrrhotite from 44.55 m depth

onwards with intermittent rich zones between 45.25 m & 49.80 m (4.55 m), 58.70 m & 63.25

m (4.55 m) Cu (V.E.) = 0.8-1.0% along the borehole.

From 44.55 m to 60.25 m depth Cu (V.E.) = 0.4 – 0.6%.

70.0 m to 86.0 m depth Cu (VE) = 0.2 -0.3%

Part Analytical results:

Part analytical results of borehole KBH-11 received during the month shows the following Cu

lodes at different cut off and are given below:

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A. At 0.2% Cu cut off

Depth (m)

From To

Width along the borehole

(m)

Cu lode (%)

Ag lode (g/t)

Au lode/ zone (g/t)

44.55 78.65 34.10 0.56 46.25-48.25 m = 2.0 m x 5.0 g/t Ag 48.75-49.80 m = 1.05 m x 5.0 g/t Ag 53.00-53.70 m = 3.70 m x 5.0 g/t Ag

44.55-49.80 m = 5.25 m x 0.25 g

A. At 0.5% Cu cut off Depth (m)

From To

Width along the borehole

(m)

Cu lode (%)

Ag lode (g/t)

Au lode/ zone (g/t)

45.25 73.15 27.90 0.64 46.25-48.25 m = 2.0 m x 5.0 g/t Ag 48.75-49.80 m = 1.05 m x 5.0 g/t Ag 53.00-53.70 m = 3.70 m x 5.0 g/t Ag

44.55-49.80 m = 5.25 m x 0.25 g

4. Under the item investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera SE Block,

Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan, the first borehole KEBH-1 (FS 2013-14)

in Khera SE block intersected sulphides in the form of chalcopyrite, arsenopyrite and

pyrrhotite from 41.20 m depth along the borehole, besides native copper, bornite and

covellite. Bornite and covellite occur at 75.75 m depth associated with chalcopyrite in

dolomitic marble. Native copper occurs as vug filling, fracture filling and streaks within the

oxidised rock at 57.35 m, 62.50-63.0 m, 63.65-63.85 m, 88.0-88.60 m and 91.65 m depth

along the borehole. This is for the first time report of native copper from the Thanagazi

Formation, Alwar Basin of the North Delhi Fold Belt.

Analytical results: Analytical results of borehole KEBH-1 received during the month are stated below: A. At 0.2% Cu cut off

Depth (m) From To

Width along the borehole

(m)

Cu lode (%)

Ag lode (g/t)

Au zones (ppm)

57.35 61.85 4.50 0.25 77.85-78.85 m = 1.0 m x 5.0

g/t Ag 80.45-81.65 m = 1.20 m x 5.0

g/t Ag

75.20-86.25 m =

11.05 m x 0.28 g/t Au

67.20 69.70 2.50 0.41

73.00 90.95 17.95 1.12

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A. At 0.5% Cu cut off Depth (m)

From To

Width along the borehole

(m)

Cu lode (%) Ag lode (g/t)

Au zones (ppm)

73.00 90.95 17.95 1.12 77.85-78.85 m = 1.0 m x 5.0

g/t Ag 80.45-81.65 m = 1.20 m x 5.0

g/t Ag

75.20-86.25 m = 11.05 m x 0.28 g/t Au

5. Under the item exploration for basemetal in West of Nanagwas area, Sikar district, Rajasthan,

the fourth borehole of this FSP, WNBH-8 commenced on 09.09.2013 and closed on

11.10.2013 (last quarter-July to September) at 154m depth. The borehole intersected biotite

rich dolomitic marble containing amphiboles and scapolite, amphibole bearing calc biotite

schist containing occasional grains of garnet, dolomitic marble intercalated with thin partings

of quartz biotite schist. Specks, disseminations and vein filled chalcopyrite, bornite and

covellite have been intersected in the borehole from 65.05m to 74.35m depth along the

borehole. The borehole has also intersected coarse to medium grained bornite, chalcopyrite

and covellite.

Part Analytical results of WNBH-8 shows the following Cu lodes at 0.2% Cu cut off

Depth (m)

From To

Width along the borehole

(m)

Cu lode (%)

70.15 73.25 3.10 0.41 108.15 120.55 12.5 0.43

Fifth borehole of this FSP, WNBH-9 commenced on 01.11.2013 and closed on 12.12.2013 at

170m depth. The borehole intersected dolomitic marble with partings of quartz biotite schist,

biotite bearing dolomitic marble containing amphiboles and scapolite, calc biotite schist,

amphibole and scapolite bearing dolomitic marble. The borehole intersected specks and

disseminations of chalcopyrite and pyrite between 57.90m & 68.85m. The borehole

intersected fine disseminations and vein filled, fine to medium grained bornite, chalcopyrite

and ocassionally covellite between 73.75 & 98.75m depth along the borehole and fine

disseminations of chalcopyrite and pyrite between 101m & 170m depth along the borehole.

The chemical analytical results of core samples are awaited.

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6. Under the item exploration for basemetal in Palaswala-ki-Dani Block, Sikar district,

Rajasthan, two boreholes (PDBH-1 & 2) have been completed with a total of 298.70 m of

drilling. Since both the boreholes (PDBH-1 & PDBH-2) have intersected oxidation zone, the

third deeper level borehole PDBH-3 is planned at 200 m towards further north of borehole

PDBH-2 to intersect the projected zone of mineralisation (both MZ-II and MZ-III) at a

vertical depth of 120m, since in the earlier drilled boreholes the oxidized zone is followed by

a mineralised zone at depth containing fine disseminations and few specks of bornite,

chalcopyrite, specularite with occasional covellite mainly restricted to the secondary veins

and fracture planes.

7. Under the item investigation for copper and tungsten in Kamalpura Block of the Pur-Banera

Belt, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan, the first borehole KMB-1 commenced on 23.09.13 and

completed 200.50m drilling on 23.11.13. The borehole intersected quartzite, quart mica schist,

impure marble, garnetiferous amphibole mica schist, thin amphibolite band and calc-silicate

rocks. Two mineralized zones with cumulative thickness of 20m containing 0.20% to 0.30%

Cu (visual estimate) have been intersected in the borehole.

8. Under the item search for low silica SMS gradelimestone in Miniyun-ki-Dhani, East Block A,

Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan, all the assigned mapping and drilling targets have been achieved

in the area ahead of stipulated time schedule and the drilling results indicate that the target

horizons of so called Khuiala limestone, which is largely regarded as the SMS grade

limestone, has been intersected as thin bands with thickness varying from 0.5m to 3.5m. The

SMS grade evaluation will depend upon the decrepitating test.

9. Under the item search for low silica SMS grade limestone in North of Jiraj-ka-Toba,

Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan, the mapping and major part of core sampling have been

completed and in the boreholes significant thickness of the limestone has been intersected. 8,

out of 10 boreholes drilled, have intersected limestone ranging in thickness from 20 to 30m

containing thin bands of the hard and compact limestone. The calculation of the resources of

SMS grade limestone can only be attempted after the decrepitating test is done. The test will

be conducted after receiving the chemical analytical data.

10. Interaction is going on with the Project Authorities regarding the sponsored projects of

Engineering Geology and the programmes are being executed after signing of MOU and

receipt of full advance amount. Fresh request has been received from Dewas Project; Stage 3

and Stage 4 for taking up geotechnical investigation on detailed project report stage which

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will be taken up after approval from CHQ.

11. Uploading of post-2004 unpublished reports - 445 reports (upto FS 2008-09) and all 60

reports of FS 2009-10 & 2010-12 have been uploaded.

Keying of pre-2004 reports has been completed and a total of 2388 reports have been keyed

in. Metadata of 4606 reports have been uploaded since inception.

12. Analysis of NGCM samples up to FS 2010-12 for all the samples (Package A to Package H)

has been completed. Out of a total of 4870 samples received for the Field Seasons 2012-13,

analyses have been completed for Package A (XRF); 4870 for Package B; 2408 for Package

C; 3963 for package D;1494 for Package E; 4125 for Package F; 2582 for Package G; 2738

and for Package H; (ICPMS) 4870. A total of 1659 samples for the F.S. 2013-14 have been

received so far. The analyses of 335 samples and 376 samples have been completed for

Package A (XRF) and package H (ICPMS) respectively. No sample have been analysed so far

for Packages B, C, D, E, F & G.

13. NMI (conversion of reports to UNFC) Conversion of 152 mineral investigation reports into

UNFC format has been completed upto 30.09.2013.

a) F.S. 2004-05 & onwards: 63

b) Pre-F.S. 2004-05: 89

14. Meetings of State Units & Region: Stage Review Meeting, SU: Rajasthan held on 25th October 2013:

The Stage Review Meeting for the items of Mission-I (22 items), Mission-II A (22 items) &

M-II B (one item of Lignite) for the F.S. 2013-14 of State Unit: Rajasthan was held on 25th

October 2013 at GSI, WR Jaipur under the chairmanship of Shri Purshottam Shrivastava,

Deputy Director General SU: Rajasthan. Shri I. R. Kirmani Deputy Director General & HOD,

WR presided over the meeting. Two external expert members viz. Shri R. P. Verma, ex-

Deputy Director General & HOD, WR, GSI and Shri C. P. Sisodia, ex-Deputy Director

General, GSI were present to review the meeting. S/Shri R. G. Verma and R. K. Prasad

Deputy Director General RMH 1 & RMH-II respectively attended the meeting and gave the

brief introductory remarks for the items being carried out under them. Shri P. N. Sharma,

Director, PSS, WR also attended the meeting. Besides this, all the Supervisory Officers along

with their field officers attended the meeting and concerned officers made the presentations on

the ongoing field investigations.

Stage Review Meeting, SU: Gujarat held on 28th October 2013:

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The Stage Review of items of FS 2013-14, pertaining to SU: Gujarat was held on 28.10.2013

under the Chairmanship of Shri I.R. Kirmani, Dy. Director General & HOD, Western Region.

Two external expert members viz. Shri T.K. Saha, ex-Director GSI and Prof. R.D. Shah,

Head, Department of Geology, M.G. Science Institute, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad were

present to review the meeting. Dr C. Srikarni, Director, convened the Meeting. Shri I.R.

Kirmani, Chairman, welcomed Shri T. K. Saha & Prof. R.D. Shah, External Experts and

informed the house that recently there has been a slight change in the FSP implementation as

due to prolonged monsoon this year not much of field work could be completed. However, all

the parties have started the field work and that will be presented by the different parties. He

invited the external experts and requested them, keeping in view of their vast professional

experience both in India and abroad, to give valuable suggestions to the workers without any

hesitation. The Chairman expressed that their suggestions would be of immense help in proper

orientation of the ongoing FSP Items.

OAC of State units & RAC of Region:

XII_OAC_RAJ_07 held on 13th December 2013:

The XII_OAC_RAJ_07 Meeting of SU: Rajasthan was held on 13th December, 2013 The

meeting was chaired by Shri Purshottam Shrivastava, Dy. Director General, SU: Rajasthan,

presided over by Shri I.R. Kirmani, Additional Director General and HOD, Western Region

and convened by Shri A.K. Saxena, Director, T.C., SU: Rajasthan. The Chairman expressed

his concern over the present status of achievement of targets which is 20 % to 30 % of the

total work envisaged during F.S 2013-14 and expected it to be made up to a minimum of 55

% by the end of December, 2013. He advised the supervisory officers to ensure that the

officers stay in field and complete the targets as per time schedule and all the samples

collected in the field should be processed and submitted to Chemical Division in time.

XII_OAC_GUJ_07 held on 10th December 2013:

The XII_OAC_GUJ_07 Meeting of SU: Gujarat was held at Gandhinagar under the

Chairmanship of Shri R.S. Rana, Dy. Director General, SU: Gujarat, Western Region on 10th

December 2013. He welcomed all the participants and desired that all the field parties will do

their best in this field season in line with the success of the last field season. He expressed that

overall progress of the items is satisfactory although the GCM items have lagged behind in

this quarter on account of submission and circulation of progress reports of the previous field

season. He further advised all the Project Supervisors to ensure that all the field officers

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achieve major part of their assigned field targets by the end of January, 2014, keeping in view,

the forthcoming Term Review Meeting.

XII_RAC_WR_07 held on 19th December 2013:

The RAC Meeting XII_WR_RAC_07 of WR, GSI was held on 19th December, 2013, under

the Chairmanship of Shri I.R. Kirmani, Additional Director General & HOD, Western

Region. He expressed his concern about FSP meeting of WR for F.S. 2014-15 which was held

at Kolkata. He informed the house that some of the items were not formulated properly and

sufficient care has not been given by supervisory officers / Mission Heads. He advised all be

prepared for forthcoming term review and also to attend corrections / modifications in FSP

proposals for F.S. 2014-15. He also emphasized on the progress of work vis-à-vis

achievement which got hampered during this quarter due to Rajasthan Assembly Election.

Shri Purshottam Shrivastava, Dy. D.G., SU: Rajasthan informed that utmost care has been

initiated by reviewing the work on weekly basis which will help in achieving the assigned

targets well in time.

15. Status of Pending Reports

All the reports perataining to F.S. 2012-13 have been circulated within the stipulated time.

16. Training Institute:

A. Refresher course in Structural Geology for the geologists of GSI (Course conducted as per

FSP: 2013-14), 6 days: 18.11.13 to 23.11.13.

B. 36th Orientation Course for Geologists; Specialised Module in Mineral Exploration,

28.09.2013 to 08.11.2013

C. No course outside FSP was conducted during the period.

17. Administration:

a) Pay-roll data regularly updated in Jaipur and Gandhinagar.

b) HRMIS data is being updated regularly.

c) Tour applications of all gazetted officers are processed through portal.

d) Leave Module in portal implemented in Gandhinagar and Jaipur.

e) Claims Module (RCA) started operating.

f) Purchases under ME & IT Heads are being monitored. PAC and TAC are being held

regularly.

CONTENTS

Page No. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY i Executive summary on the Briefing Book of June, 2013 i-vii REGIONAL BRIEF 1 Geology and Mineral Resources 1-15 2 Organizational Structure 16 3 Activity Domain 17-34 4 Plan work envisaged for Field Season 2013-14 in GSI, WR 35-42

5 Financial Performance under current Plan, State-wise and Year-wise

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6 FSP Work : 43 7 Laboratory Infrastructure, Items, Output – Actual vs. Norm, AMC, Budget,

etc. 44

8 Geoinformatics 44-45 9 Training/ Capacity Building Activities in the Region 45 (Annexure 10) 10 Scientific workshops/ Meetings/ Seminars/ Symposium, Exhibitions etc.,

organized / participated. Highlights of the contributions made 45-47

11 HRD, Establishment, Payroll, HRMIS, e-service book, etc. 48 12 Vehicles & Transport Infrastructure including age of vehicles 118 (Annexure 13) 13 Modernization 119 (Annexure 14) 14 Drilling Infrastructure 125-126 (Annexure

15A & 15B) 15 Outsourcing of routine services [housekeeping, security, garden, etc.] 48

LIST OF ANNEXURES 1A Major Minerals Resources [Under Various UNFC Categories] Estimated by the

Region, showing State wise Five-Yearly Increment, for the last 15 Years. 49

1B National Mineral Inventory No. of reports converted as per UNFC compliance.

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2A Activity Domain pertaining to Missions I and II of the Region and achievements (FSP related items) during the XIth Plan Period.

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2B FSP Rolling Plan for F.S. 2012-13 & F.S. 2013-14 62-69 2C Shelf of Projects. 70-75 3A Financial Outlay and Expenditure during XI Plan Period. 76 3B Scheme wise, Quarter wise distribution of Approved Plan Funds and Actual

Expenditure for the Years 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10. 77

3C Scheme wise, Month wise distribution of Approved Plan Funds and Actual Expenditure for Financial Year 2010-11.

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4 Mission wise prorata RCA Expenditure in different projects vis-à-vis Targets and Achievements.

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5 Progress and Pendency of report of Chemical Analyses of NGCM samples. 97-102 6 Year wise, State wise report pendency, Year wise pendency. 103-104 7 Status of uploading in GSI portal. 105-106 8 Case studies uploaded in GSI portal (All cases as well as cases uploaded during

the quarter). 107-110

9 List of publications brought out in last Five years. 111-112 10 Courses conducted at FTC and RTI along with list of faculty members. 113-114 11 List of RAC/OAC/Stage Review/ SGPB meetings with dates with status of

uploading of Minutes. 115

12 Employment position in Regions. 116 13 Vehicle position in the Region. 117 14 Procurement Status of Major Equipments/ Modernization Items/Machinery

proposed for procurement. 118-123

15A Status of Existing Drilling equipments under deployment. 124 15B Status of drilling and other highend (Rs.> 1 Crore) equipments to be procured

during FY 2010 – 11. 125

16 Status of Pending Legal Cases of the Region. 126-130

REGIONAL BRIEF

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1 -- Geology and Mineral Resources

RAJASTHAN

Introduction

The Rajasthan state, encompassing an area of 3,42,239 sq. km between Latitudes N 23o 04′ to

N 30o 12′ and Longitudes E 69o 29′ to E 78o 17′, exposes rock sequences ranging in age from the

Archaean to the Recent times. Hard rocks are exposed over an area of 2,31,952 sq. km covering

nearly two-thirds of the state and the remaining one-third area with numeric of 1,10,287 sq. km

consists of desert sand and soft sediments of Quaternary age. The different provinces of the Western

Indian Shield from east to west are the BGC Province, the Aravalli-Delhi Province and the Trans-

Aravalli Province. The Archaean era is represented by the Banded Gneissic Complex of Heron

(1953), which has been reclassified as the Sandmata Complex and the Mangalwar Complex

belonging to the Bhilwara Supergroup. The Bhilwara Supergroup also includes the Hindoli Group

(erstwhile Gwalior Series). Plate tectonic concept could not be applied to explain orogenic structures

developed during the Archaean time. The Aravalli, Delhi, Vindhyan and Marwar Supergroups

represent Proterozoic rocks. The Aravalli Supergroup of rocks chiefly comprising metamorphosed

and complexly folded clastic sediments with minor chemogenic and organogenic assemblages and

interlayered basic volcanics, overlies the pre-Aravalli cratonic rocks with an erosional unconformity.

The rocks of the Delhi Supergroup occur in two sectors viz. in northeast Rajasthan (North Delhi

Fold Belt), disposed in three sub-basins (Alwar, Bayana and Khetri) and a narrow linear belt along

the Aravalli range (South Delhi Fold Belt). The Palaeo-Proterozoic witnessed both vertical tectonism

(in the North Delhi Fold Belt) and Proto-Plate tectonism (in the Aravalli Fold Belt). Compared to

Archaean time, the time interval of the orogeny was reduced during the Proterozoic and no

progressive deformation was envisaged. Plate tectonism was operative in the Khetri Fold Belt and

South Delhi Fold Belt and the orogeny had the shortest duration in the latter. Vindhyan platformal

sediments (Upper Proterozoic) demarcate the eastern boundary of the BGC craton and a Deccan

Trap cover delimits the southern boundary. Late Proterozoic igneous and sedimentary rock

assemblages, grouped under the Malani Igneous Suite along with crystallines of Archaean age

(equivalent of the BGC) and the Marwar Supergroup (equivalent to Vindhyans) occupy a large

part of the Trans-Aravalli Province. The rocks of the Marwar Supergroup are unconformably

overlain by the Bap Boulder Bed (representing Upper Carboniferous glaciation), the latter forming

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the basement for the Badhaura Formation, the youngest Palaeozoic formation containing Permian

Flora and Fauna. Triassic rocks do not outcrop anywhere in Rajasthan but its subsurface presence

has been established. The Jurassic period commenced with a fluviatile environment which gave rise

to the Lathi sandstone containing fossil wood. The Mayakar Formation, which overlies the Badhaura

Formation with an unconformity, has been equated with the Lower Lathis. The deposition of

Lathi/Mayakar Formation culminated with the initiation of marine transgressions in different basins

viz. Jaiselmer basin in the west, the Barmer basin in the south-central and the Palana-Ganganagar

Shelf in the north and northwest Rajasthan. The Mesozoics are represented by the Lathi sandstone,

Jaisalmer limestone, Baisakhi shale, Bedesar sandstone, Parihar (Pariwar) sandstone and Abur

limestone, while Lower Tertiary includes Sanu sandstone, Khuiala limestone and Bandah limestone.

Pleistocene Shumar grits overlie the Tertiary sequence as capping in the form of ferruginous grit and

laterites. The Deccan Traps (Cretaceous to Eocene) have developed in southeast (Kota-Jhalawar

sector) and south-southeast Rajasthan (Chittorgarh-Banswara sector). The Deccan Traps do not show

any sign of major deformation. In all 19 flows are present in Rajasthan and overlapping of flows is

common in both the sectors. A large track of western Rajasthan constitutes the Thar Desert. The

continental sediments in the Thar Desert comprise a multiple episodic succession of fluvial, fluvio-

lacustrine and aeolian deposits.

Mineral Resources

Rajasthan, endowed with a rich mineral wealth, occupies a significant position on the mineral

map of the country. It possesses a wide range of mineral resources and holds considerable potential

for the future. The important metallic minerals with which the name of the State is intimately

associated are lead, zinc and copper. It is also richly gifted with a variety of non-metallic minerals.

The State has also enormous deposits of building stones like marble, different varieties of granite,

serpentinite etc. It is a leading producer of asbestos, soapstone/steatite, gypsum, rock phosphate,

calcite, feldspar, clay, etc. and presently, the State enjoys a monopoly in the production of

wollastonite, emrald, jasper and semi-precious garnet. In addition, the State has good deposits of

lignite and natural gas and oil in Bikaner, Nagaur and Barmer districts.

The rocks of the Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups (Archaean to Proterozoic age) are

known repositories of basemetals and gold (Agucha, Pur-Banera, Dariba-Bethumbi, Zawar, Kayar-

Ghugra, Alwar, Khetri, Jagpura-Bhukia, Birantiya-Kalabar, Pindwara-Watera, Deri-Ambaji belts) as

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well as phosphorite (Jhamar Kotra). Gold in association with sulphides occurs in Bhukia area in the

Aravalli Belt and is being explored since the last decade.

During the present decade, significant discovery of copper has been made in the 22 km long

belt extending through Mina ka Nangal, Patan, Dokan, Baniwala Ki Dhani, Dariba and Toda (Nim

ka Thana – Patan Belt) along the western flank of the Alwar-Jaipur basin of the North Delhi Fold

Belt. Similarly, copper-gold mineralization, recorded from the Archaean basement complex at Dhani

Basri area along a ductile shear zone in proximity to a major lineament that extends from the

basement to the cover sequence, has opened a new vista of structurally controlled copper-gold

mineralization in the Raialos of the Delhi Supergroup and in its basement. Subsequently, copper-

gold-silver mineralization has been intersected in the Todi ka Bas area within the Raialos along a

sympathetic shear subparallel to the major lineament as mentioned above. Besides, porphyritic

copper occurrence centred on hydrothermally altered amphibolite (metadiorite) intruding a batholitic

granite has been noted in the North Delhi Fold belt also. In recent time, a probable ophiolite

sequence is found under the soil covered area in the Trans-Aravalli and will be explored to know the

extent of development of the ophiolite sequence and also for its economic potentiality. Similarly, it

is suspected that the sheared Dhani Granite along with its pseudotachylite veins, which is intrusive

into the Erinpura Granite in the Trans-Aravalli region, is likely to hold REE prospects.

Rajasthan has been the known centre for lead and zinc mining since centuries. At Zawar,

Udaipur many mines bear signatures of ancient workings. Zawar is the place recognized as first

ancient zinc smelting site in the world. In Rajasthan lead-zinc deposits occur within the Bhilwara

Supergroup of Archaean to Lower Proterozoic age (e.g. Agucha, Dariba-Rajpura, Pur-Banera),

Lower Proterozoic Aravalli Supergroup (e.g. Zawar) and Lower to Upper Proterozoic Delhi

Supergroup (e.g. Kayar-Ghugra).

Substantial reserves of copper ore have been established in Rajasthan. The main occurrences

of copper ore are located along the prominent mineralized belt, viz. Khetri copper Belt, Alwar

copper Belt, Pur-Banera Belt and South Delhi Fold Belt. Besides, recent investigations have brought

out a 20 km long copper belt (Nim ka Thana Belt) starting from Nimod in the south to Mina ka

Nangal in the north and further extending upto Gangutana in Haryana. Total ore reserves estimated

so far in this new belt is about 85.26 MT containing an average grade of 0.3% Cu with minor

amount of Ag. In recent years substantial deposits of copper have been established in Mundiyawas

Khera area in Alwar Basin. The resource estimation is in progress and the deposit is likely to turn

out to be one of the largest copper deposits in the state of Rajasthan. Similarly, the Karoi area in the

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Pur-Banera Belt, an outcome of NGCM work, is likely to yield significant resource where

subsurface probing has been initiated in the month of June, 2012.

The iron ore deposits are located mainly in Jaipur, Jhunjhunu and Sikar districts and are

found associated with the Delhi Supergroup of rocks. One investigation has been completed during

the Field Season 2010-12 in South Rajasthan.

The Early to Middle Proterozoic Delhi Orogen (2200 – 1000Ma) occurring in Rajasthan and

adjacent areas of Haryana contain well-known occurrences of tungsten at Degana and Balda and tin

at Tosham, which are related to the late Proterozoic to Early Palaeozoic anorogenic Malani

Magmatism. Tungsten mineralization syntectonic with the Delhi Orogeny have been identified in

Central Rajasthan. The total resources of different types of ore as estimated by GSI/IBM are of the

order of 3550 tonnes of 65% WO3 grade. RSTDC estimated a reserve of 168 m. tones of ore with

0.09% WO3 in the Rewat hill at Degana. Drilling indicated a reserve of 0.6 m. tones of ore of 0.12%

WO3 grade.

Incidences of gold in multiple environments in several parts of Rajasthan are well known.

The occurrences are found in Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups of rocks of Archaean to

Proterozoic age. Gold mineralization is hosted by a variety of rock types. In Banswara district in

southeastern Rajasthan, GSI discovered a very promising deposit namely ‘Bhukia Gold Belt’. It is

hosted in the basal supracrustals of the Aravalli Supergroup representing a metamorphosed volcano-

sedimentary sequence within the northwestern Precambrian craton and occupies an area of about 5.5

sq. km. Muscovite-biotite-quartz schist, dolomitic marble, keratophyre, actinolite-quartzite and

amphibolite/meta-pyroxenite are the major lithounits exposed in the area and together constitute a

separate lithopackage which rests over the older metamorphite. The auriferous massive, semi-

massive to disseminated sulphides present in the mineralized zones are concentrated along parallel

shear zones developed during the second phase of deformation. Auriferous sulphide mineral

assemblage is represented by pyrrhotite, arsenopyrite, pyrite, chalcopyrite and lollingite. Gold is

present in the form of native gold as well as with lollingite associated with arsenopyrite. Total

resource estimated in the belt so far is 105.74 MT of gold with 0.5g/t gold at 1 meter stopping width

with 26359 tonnes of copper, 2634 tonnes of cobalt and 2108 tonnes of nickel.

Rajasthan accounts for about 96% of the country’s total production of asbestos. The asbestos

deposits are mainly located in the southern parts of the state, confined to the altered ultramafic

intrusives within the rocks of the Bhilwara, Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups. The main deposits are

located in Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Dungarpur, Pali, Sirohi and Udaipur districts.

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Rajasthan is the prime producer of soapstone in India. Occurrences have been reported from

Dogetha-Jharna and Geejgarh in Jaipur; Dausa, Geuria and Chaipura in Bhilwara and Dhaota,

Dwain, Kamalpura, Rajauli, Garhi, Pura and Morra in Sawai Madhopur districts. In Udaipur,

Dungarpur and Banswara districts talc deposits/occurrences are associated with Rakhabdev

ultrabasic belt.

Rajasthan accounts for about 90% of total production of gypsum in the country. Reserves of

gypsum have been located mainly in Bikaner, Nagaur, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Pali and Ganganagar

districts. The most important deposits cover about 58.31 sq km area between Bhadwasi and

Dhakoria in Nagaur district.

The state has a large number of occurrences and small deposits of fluorite, reported from

Ajmer, Alwar, Bhilwara, Dungarpur, Jaipur, Jalor, Jhunjhunu, Nagaur, Sikar and Sirohi districts.

Rajasthan contributes a major share in the production of rock phosphate/phosphorite in India.

In the state, phosphorites occur in diverse lithological formations ranging in age from Lower

Proterozoic to Tertiary. The phosphorite deposits in Udaipur and Banswara districts are located

within the rocks of Aravalli Supergroup of Lower Proterozoic age while those of Alwar and Jaipur

districts occur in the rocks of Delhi Supergroup of Lower to Middle Proterozoic age and that of the

Chittorgarh district occur in the Lower Vindhyans of Middle Proterozoic age. Phosphorite

occurrences are also reported from the Mesozoic Formations of Jaisalmer. The important

phosphorite deposits located are those of Jhamar Kotra, Maton, Kanpur, Karbaria-ka-Gurha and

Dakan Kotra in Udaipur district, near Udaipur city.

Rajasthan is the leading producer of calcite and feldspar in the country. Occurrences of

calcite have been recorded from Sikar, Pali, Udaipur, Sirohi and Jaipur districts. Feldspar

occurrences have been reported from Ajmer, Alwar, Jaipur, Pali and Sikar districts.

The State of Rajasthan contributes about 50% production of china clay, 40% of ball clay and

10% of fire clay in the country. China clay is found to occur in Bhilwara, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Jaipur,

Jhalawar, Sawai Madhopur, Sikar, Pali districts, etc. while ball clay occurs in Alwar, Bikaner and

Bundi districts.

Rajasthan is the only wollastonite producing state in India. The extensive deposit is located

near Khera-Uparla in Pali-Sirohi districts within Erinpura Granite massif. Significant deposit is also

found in Belka Pahar near Khila in Sirohi district. Large deposits have been located in Gola-Alipura

area in Ajmer district.

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Rajasthan has the main deposits of emerald and garnet in the country. Emeralds are available

mostly in Ajmer and Udaipur districts. The garnet occurrences are recorded from Ajmer, Bhilwara

and Tonk districts. Aquamarine is mainly recorded from Toda Raisingh and Hanotia in the Tonk

district. Amethyst is reported to occur near Kishangarh railway station in Ajmer district and from

Bidera, Girota, Didwana and Choup in Jaipur district. Chrysoberyl occurs in pegmatites of Ajmer

and Bhilwara districts.

The Mesozoic and the Cenozoic geological sequences are represented by sandstone, shale

and limestone found in Jaisalmer, Barmer and Palana basins and hosts Tertiary lignite, oil and

natural gas. In Rajasthan, large deposits of lignite occur in Tertiary formations of Middle Eocene age

in Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner and Nagaur districts. Lignite-bearing two sub-basins are recognized,

namely the Palana-Kolayat embayment and Merta Road sub-basins in Bikaner-Nagaur districts. The

lignite occurrences are disposed along this belt stretching for about 70 km with a width of about 30

km. The belt is generally thicker in the south and thins out towards the north. Lignite seams have

been intersected near Palana, Gurha, Barsinghsar, Hadda, Narsingh-ki-Dhani, Raneri and Chak-

Vijayshinghpura. In Barmer district, lignite deposits are found to occur in Botiya-Bharka area,

Kapurdi-Jalipa area and Giral area. In the Merta Road sub-basin, lignite occurs in Merta Road block,

Mokala-Indawar block, Igair-Chhappra area and Kuchera-Igair area in Nagaur district.

Rajasthan has emerged on the oil map of India with the discovery of huge crude oil reserves

in Barmer-Sanchor basin. Crude oil reserves of 480 mt. and gas reserves of 3000 million cu. m have

so far been proved.

The Lower Palaeozoic sedimentary basins contain industrial mineral deposits including

potash bearing evaporite sequence. Minerals of evaporite sequences of the Quaternary sediments are

known to occur in the Thar Desert. Large areas of granite, sandstone and other suitable dimensional

stones are being delineated in the state. Work is in progress to identify older calcrete occurrences,

which may be likely repositories of strategic minerals like uranium.

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Mineral production in 2008-09 and 2009-10: India vis- a- vis Rajasthan (Value in Rs ‘000)

India Rajasthan Minerals Unit 2008-09 2009-10 2008-09 2009-10 Qty Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Value All Minerals 1734823175 1877168618 73284186 87010644 Natural Gas Mcm 32849 47510 Metallic Minerals 350759869 322742945 Copper Ore T 3452406 3227667 1050714 907388 Iron Ore (Total) X103 212960 285444020 218639 268648395 23 4276 12 2332 Lead Concentrate T 133768 1362744 136095 1743405 133768 1362744 136095 1743405 Silver Kg 105284 2142362 138768 3388389 105055 2142362 138550 3382924 Zinc Concentrate T 1224077 9466647 1277080 12908514 1224077 9466647 1277080 12908514 Non-Metallic Minerals 40667918 42869410 Phosphorite T 1803954 3087617 1546742 3120117 1553398 2930419 1365873 3015049 Asbestos T 315 14521 233 11395 - - - - Ball Clay T 997676 200778 898125 188775 698795 159328 614740 160102 Barytes T 1686148 966445 2138456 2349747 5670 2200 5985 2478 Calcite T 67284 22729 49542 16731 67284 22729 49542 16731 Chalk T 203085 77251 183693 69176 Dolomite T 5504093 1554124 5182284 1447900 147123 19807 170162 21723 Feldspar T 531689 97300 455549 91510 205788 32146 223120 38093 Fire Clay T 495781 83416 410401 66240 191054 30920 186114 31657 Fluorite (Graded) T 3176 15626 4996 21770 - - 64 209 Garnet (Abrasive) T 1151241 565937 1565579 740870 - - - - Garnet (Gem) Kg - - - - - - - - Graphite (R.O.M) T 117767 46618 108606 44192 - - - - Gypsum T 3876671 993465 3421804 958580 3871948 992091 3419595 958240 Jasper T 99 51 - - Kaolin (Natural) T 2083731 641747 2578237 698874 202189 36027 325912 69764 Kyanite T 4620 5184 5553 6417 - - - - Sillimanite T 33702 236871 30690 254990 - - - - Limestone X103 221563 29219751 228934 29862279 38918 5513166 46375 6377925 Magnesite T 252880 363514 286383 422567 - - - - Mica Crude T 1462 42728 1213 40831 26 260 2 29 Mica waste & Scrap T 5685 7999 1388 3701 Ochre T 766382 70694 1023183 95441 722175 66071 953768 87395 Pyrophyllite T 255699 55831 242397 54046 - - - - Quartz T 430734 75564 506740 91796 120512 23769 147646 29342 Silica sand T 2832322 365719 2282712 298207 398540 82051 328573 62578 Steatite T 888470 598246 835119 527387 653258 459351 622389 400708 Vermiculite T 12647 9423 12847 10398 - - - - Wollastonite T 111581 125957 132385 111929 111581 125957 132385 111929 Laterite T 1237393 162442 1221410 173232 - - - -

Source: IBM Mineral Year Book 2010

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Geotechnical investigations:

A number of water resources and bridge construction projects are carried out in the state of

Rajasthan. Important projects attended include Indira Gandhi Canal Project, Yamuna Rajasthan Link

Canal Project, Jakham Hydal Project, Chittorgarh and Udaipur districts, Atomic Power Plant Sites,

Karauli, Dholpur, Bhanswara and Hanumangarh districts, Chambal Development Plan Phase-II,

Dholpur district, Bisalpur Irrigation Project, Tonk district, Kalisindh Hydel cum Irrigation Project,

Jhalawar district, Rajasthan Atomic Power Project unit 5 and 6, Chittorgarh district, Alnia Dam,

Kota district etc.

Environmental investigations:

A number of environmental projects are undertaken in the state of Rajasthan. Important

investigations include pollution studies for different basemetal mining locations, limestone quarries/

cement plants, National Highway, etc. Recently environmental study was also undertaken for urban

area planning for Greater Jaipur city.

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GUJARAT

Introduction

Gujarat with an expanse of 1,96,024 sq.km, exposes rocks from Precambrian Era to Holocene period. The State is bounded by Latitude N20°30′00″ to N24° 30′00″ and Longitude 68°10′00″ to 74°30′00″. The state is having three different geographic regions which are namely Eastern Gujarat, Kachchh and Saurashtra/ Kathiawar regions. The Eastern Gujarat region shows a general southwesterly and west-ward slope from the dissected and denuded hilly terrain of Preacambrians to the alluvial plain which gradually merges into the Sea and gulf. The shield area of Gujarat state occurs in the eastern part and are occupied by the Archaean -Pre-Champaner Gneissic Complex and Pre-Lunavada Gneissic Complex (equivalent to BGC of Rajasthan); Palaeo - to Meso-Proterozoic Aravalli and Delhi Supergroups and Neoproterozoic Godhra-, Erinpura- and Idar- Granite. This Precambrian Belt is exhibited by dissected and denuded hills with intermittent pediplain. The Mesozoic rocks are exposed in Kachchh region and in the northern part of Saurashtra Plateau. It is represnted by the Pachchham, the Chari, the Katrol and the Bhuj Formations in Kachchh Region and by the Dhrangadhra Group, the Wadhwan Group in Saurashtra plateau and the Lameta Formation and the Bagh Beds in Kheda, Panch Mahals and Vadodara Districts (Eastern Gujarat). The Saurashtra Plateau in the west is separated from the eastern Gujarat undulating terrain by alluvial plain (with thick fluvial deposit underlain by Tertiary rocks). The basalt dominated ‘Deccan Trap’ with restricted acid and intermediate volcanics and intrusives is exposed as thick pile in the southern part of Gujarat, Saurashtra and as relatively less thick horizons in Kachchh Region. It represents broadly the geological time span from 80 Ma to 60 Ma. Tertiary rocks which overlap these volcanics, are present mainly in the southern part of Kachchh region, western and southern part of Saurashtra Plateau and also in the area bounded by Narmada and Tapi Rivers in the plains of South Gujarat. The Tertiary rocks start with laterite dominated trap-wash deposit which is indicative of humid tropical palaeo-climate of Palaeocene-Eocene age. Clay and carbonaceous shale dominated Kakdi Nadi Formation in Kachchh and Tadkeswar Formation in Narmada-Tapi basin and also south of Bhavnagar represent an important stratigraphic horizon for lignite. This extensive horizon indicative of fluvio-deltaic euxinic facies condition is overlain by the marine sedimentary deposits dominated with carbonate bearing fossils. These deposits occur as fossiliferous limestone as Fulra, Maniyara Fort and Gaj Formations in Kachchh and as Gaj and Dwarka Formations in Saurashtra. High energy fluvial deposits of Tertiary age representing the Jhagadia Formation occur near Bhavnagar and Rajpardi-Jhagadia (south of Narmada River). This formation is an important horizon for agate. Pleistocene age of Gujarat is represented by Miliolidae (foraminifera) bearing aeolian as well as marine limestone. This limestone occurs as valley fill clastic as well as beded non-clastic deposit. This limestone is classified under Miliolite Formation and is economically very important. Extensive aeolian deposit of Miliolite limestone is indicative of arid climatic condition which is succeeded by high energy fluvial sediments (humidification) represented by Kothara Formation. About 50% area of Gujarat is covered by unconsolidated Holocene sediments, majority of which is older and younger flood plain deposits of Narmada, Tapi, Mahi, Sabarmati and Banas rivers. These are classified under Katpur and Varahi Formations respectively. The coastal belt surrounding the Gulf of Kachchh and Gulf of Khambhat is dominated by younger tidal flat and older tidal flat deposits. The Little Rann of Kachchh which separates the Kachchh Mainland and Saurashtra Plateau, is dominated by fluvial sediments of Banas River (in the eastern part). The coastal deposits are classified under the Mahuva and the Fulai Formation respectively. The stabilized dune sands are classified under Akhaj, whereas the unstabilised one is named as the Jantral Formation. The Little Rann of Kachchh gradually merges into the Gulf of Kachchh. Fluviomarine deposits show vast

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expance in the Rann areas (both Greater and little Rann area) as well as around the deltaic regions of major rivers and these are classified under Rann Formation. Mineral Resources

The wide range of mineral resources is principally located, beside other significant small and medium sized occurrences, along six belts in Gujarat in different geological set up.

Important minerals commercially exploited in Gujarat are bauxite, bentonite, basemetals, fireclay, fluorite, fuller’s earth, limestone, chalk, glass sand, manganese, graphite, lignite, petroleum and natural gas. Besides, several rocks are being used for building purposes and as dimension stones.

Bauxite, a mixture of gibbsite [Al(OH)3), boehmite (γ-AlO(OH)) and diaspore (α- AlO(OH)], is the chief source of aluminium. Bauxite deposits in the State are associated with laterite overlying the Deccan Traps or Tertiary sediments. Commonly two types of bauxite are noticed, viz. the massive blanket-type and the bouldery or nodular-type. Majority of the high-grade bauxite deposits belong to the nodular type. Kachchh district hosts the major bauxite deposits of the state. Segregated pockets of bauxite are reported from Jamnagar, Junagadh, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Kheda and Surat districts.

Bentonite is a mineral formed as a result of in situ weathering of basaltic flows of Deccan Traps. The lensoid bodies are generally found directly overlying the Deccan Traps and are underlain by laterite layers or a thin soil cover. The major Bentonite deposits are confined to Kachchh and parts of the Saurashtra region.

The reported occurrences of basemetal mineralization in Gujarat can be broadly classified into two categories, viz. associated with Precambrian metasediments and with Deccan Traps. Amba Mata (Ambaji) Deposit in Banaskantha district is the largest known deposit in Gujarat. The host rocks belong to Kumbhalgarh Group of Delhi Supergroup. The mineralization is mainly of lead and zinc with subordinate copper. The proved reserves are 8.29 million tones with average total metal content of 13.5% (lead- 5.5%, zinc- 6% and copper- 2%). Basemetal occurrences associated with metasediments are located in Vadodara, Panchmahal and Sabarkantha districts, whereas occurrences associated with Deccan Traps are located in Junagarh and Rajkot districts.

Fireclay is a general term for clays having capacity to withstand high temperature (15150 C and above) without any change other than dehydration and act as good refractory. The important fireclay deposits of Gujarat are associated with Upper Gondwana sediments, inter-trappean beds and Tertiary sediments. Fireclays are reported from Bharuch, Mahesana, Panchmahals, Rajkot, Sabarkantha and Surendranagar districts.

Gujarat is the largest producer of fluorite in India. World’s largest deposit is located at Ambadongar in Vadodara district. The total reserves of fluorite in the state are of the order of 11.61Mt having average 30% CaF2 content. Ambadongar deposit, in general, shows rich to very rich mineralization with CaF2 content occasionally as high as 97%.

In Gujarat Fuller’s earth or ‘Multani Mitti’ deoosits are associated with Lower Tertiary rocks and are located in Saurashtra region and Kachchh district.

The State of Gujarat is richly endowed with various types of limestone deposits, which are located in Amreli, Junagadh and Sabarkantha districts.

Gujarat is the only state in the country producing chalk. Good quality chalk is confined to the Porbandar taluka of Junagadh district. The deposit is associated with the Miliolitic Limestone of Quaternary age.

In Gujarat, glass sand deposits occur within Cretaceous sandstone in Vadodara, Kachchh, Mahesana, Sabarkantha and Surendranagar districts. Glass sand of good quality is generally used in the manufacture of glass.

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Important manganese deposits in Gujarat occur in Shivrajpur-Pani Belt and Anas area in Panchmahals district and in Ambala area, Vadodara district. Manganese ores are associated with metasedimentary rocks of the Champaner and Lunavada Groups of Aravalli Supergroup.

Graphite deposits in Gujarat are associated with the rocks of Champaner Group, mainly with the graphitic phyllite, in the form of bands. Commercially important graphite deposits occur along a strike length of 100km in Vadodara and Panchmahals districts. The thickness of graphite layers varies from a few centimeters to as much as 18m. Occurrences of graphite are also noted in Banaskantha and Sabarkantha districts.

There are three major lignite bearing areas in Gujarat, viz. Panandhro Lignite field and adjoining areas (Akri Moda, Jhulrai-Waghapadar, Lakhpat and Matanomadh) in Kachchh district, Bhuri area in Bharuch district and in Khadsalia area, Bhavnagar district. Lignite is associated with the rocks of the Early Tertiary age. Coal seams of Upper Gondwana age have been reported from the Than formation of the Dharangadhra Group (Lower Cretaceous) in Khakhrathal and Than area in Surendranagar district and thin coal seams have been reported to occur near Guneri, Kachchh district.

Gujarat is one of the largest oil producing state in the country. The bulk of the on-shore resources occur in the Cambay Basin. The Ankleshwar oil field, Bharuch district, Cambay oil field, Kheda district, Sanand oil field, Ahmedabad district and Kalol oil field, Mahesana district are among the major oil producing areas. Besides, some other areas where oil and gas occurrences have been reported are in Vadodara, Bhavnagar and Surat districts. Mineral Districts Places Remark Petroleum

Mehesana Kalol oil field Oligocene to Miocene Kalol Formation (Cambay basin, second largest onshore basin in India after Assam)

Bharuch Ankaleshwar Kheda Cambay Ahmedabad Bakrol Gandhinagar Vavol, Indroda Surat Kosamba and Olpad

Base metal

Banaskantha Amba mata ( Amba ji) Mainly lead and zinc with subordinate copper with minor amount of Gold analysed upto 1.5 ppm

Amlimal area Kui-Chitrasani belt

Panchmahals

Khandia Lead-zinc mineralisation with minor amount of Gold analysed upto 1.5 ppm

Kadwal Lead confined to quartz veins traversing phyllite.

Pani mines Small quantity of copper. Godhara Godhara, Jher, Narkut

and Palla Small quantity of copper

Sabarkantha Dadhalia Ultra basic rocks reported.

Kachchh Chiyasar, Balachar, Nandra, Rasalia, Nagrecha, Matanomadh etc.

Bauxite confined within Matano Math Formation

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Bauxite Jamnagar Bhatia, Gandhari, Hamatia, Lama, Mahadevia, Asota etc

Bauxite confined within Bhatia Formation

Amreli, Bhavnagar, Sabakantha and Kheda

Kagwadar Talgajarda Harsol, Talod Kapdvanj

Bhatia Formation

Bentonite Bhavnagar Khadsaliya, Tagadi-Budhel area.

Bhatia Formation

Jamnagar, Kachchh Bhatia Formation Barite Kachchh Lifri and Naun Kakdi Nadi Formation

Panchmahals Nai Raski and Sadra Kadana Formation Coal Surendranagar Than, khakhrathal Gondwana ? Chalk Pobandar Ranvav Quaternary Lignite Lignite

Kachchh Panandhro Lignite Field, Lakhpat, Matanomadh, Akhro mta Julrai, Umarsar and Waghapadar

Kakdi Nadi Formation Eocene (Tertiary )

Bharuch Bhuri area. Tarkeshwar Formation Gypsum

Bhavnagar Chitra, Akwada, Malanka

Tertiary

Jamnagar Virpur, Nandana, Asota, Bhatia

Tertiary

Junagadh Balanivav, Kadiali and Lussapur

Tertiary

Kachchh Adesar, Baranda, Fategarh, Karanpur

Tertiary/Quaternary

Limestone

Amreli Balani vav, Una Tertiary/Quaternary Banaskantha Ambamata, Bhanpura,

Chhapi, Diwania, Ranpur

Proterozoic

Bhavnagar Mahuva, Methala, Talaja

Tertiary/Quaternary

Jamnagar Ranpur, Mithapur, Sikka, Lalpur, Kuranga, Meripur, Ashapura

Tertiary/Quaternary

Junagadh Adityana, Gokira, Ishwariya, Lati, Rakhej, Una, Dholasa, Simasi

Tertiary/Quaternary

Manganese Panchmahals Shivrajpur, Pani, Talaodi, Anas, Jotwad

Champaner Fold Belt

Vadodara Ambala, Ambari, Kadwal

Champaner Fold Belt

Phosphorite Kachchh Ler, Barada, Habo hill Chari and tertiary

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Panchmahals Ambapani, Chalwad, Ranjitpura

Champaner Fold Belt

Talc Sabarkantha Devmori, Kundal valley

Arawalli Metasediments

Tin – Tungsten Banaskantha Atal hill, Kapasiya, Sakara, Vavdhara

Nadri Granite

Wollastonite Banaskantha Godha-Dhanpura, Arawalli Metasediments

RESERVE OF IMPORTANT MIENRALS DEPOSITS IN GUJARAT (In thousand tones)

Mineral Proved Probable Possible Total

Ball Clay - - 50.00 50.00 Bauxite 43,685 22,094 51,546 1,71,325 Bentonite 3,392 2,990 83,190 89,572 Calcite (t) - - 6,890 6,890 China Clay 1,181 4,678 25,478 31,338 Copper (i) Ore

2,225

4,410

1,489

8,124

(ii) Metal 31 61 21 113 Diatomite - - 488 488 Dimensional stone 458.97 MCM 458.97 MCM Dolomite 27,196 71,634 4,10,855 5,09,686 Fire clay 99 1,472 60,996 62,567 Fluorite - 788 55 843 Graphite (t) - 16,644 - 16,644 Gypsum 9 21 9,968 9,998 Lead & Zinc (i) Ore 2,157 4,275 1,444 7,876 (ii) Lead metal 56 110 37 203 (iii) Zinc metal 84 166 56 306 Lignite - - - 2500 Limestone 3,71,512

*19,000 1,10,583 *30,000

75,59,987 90,37,337

Marble - 8 1,477 1,477 Manganese Ore - 9,375 1,477 1,477 Ochre 62 - 2,334 2,573 Phosphorite - 177 19 19 Quartzite/ Silica Sand 12,433 - 21.829 44,549 Talc/Steatite/Soapstone - 10.287 7 7 Vermiculite (t) - - 1,568 1,568 Wollastonite - - 1,493 1,493 (t) – refers to reserve in tones MCM- refers to reserve in Million Cubic Meter * Recent addition during collaboration with CGM during 2007-09

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Geotechnical investigations:

Important geotechnical projects carried out in the state includes Sardar Sarovar Narmada Dam Project, Naramada district and Kakrapar Atomic Power Project, Surat district. Seismic Study: Seismic and microzonation study was initiated with Ahmedabad city in field season 2001-2002. The seismic hazard microzonation study includes input involving geology, geophysics, geohydrology, engineering geology, seismology and anthropology. Studies have been completed for the Ahmedabad city, Jamnagar city, Bhavnagar town and Bharuch city. At present, work is under progress for Surat town.

ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL & HODI.R. KIRMANI

ORGANOGRAM OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, WESTERN REGION

STATE UNIT RAJASTHANP. Shrivastava, Dy.D.G

STATE UNIT GUJARATR.S. Rana, Dy.D.G.

WESTERN REGIONHEADQUARTER

TC A.K. Saxena, Director

Project BM-IDr. Shabbir Hussain,

Director

Project BM-II D.K. Rai, Director

Project BM-IVDr. P.R. Golani, Director

Project BM-IIIDr. R.K. Sharma,Suptdg. Geologist

Project Iron OreJaya Lal*, Director

Project GoldDr L.S.Shekhawat, Director

Project IFOMDr. R.K. Sharma*, Suptdg.

Geologist

Project GeoinformaticsC.K. Gautam, Director

H.O.O.A.K. Sharma, Director

PSS

PSS-IP.N. Sharma, Director

PSS-IIP.K. Nanda, Director

TCSD.W. Joshi,

Suptdg. Geologist

Mission-IIR.K. Prasad, Dy.D.G

Mission-IIIZ. Iqbal*, Dy.D.G

GeodataDr. S.K. Kulshrestha,

Suptdg. Geologist

Map&CartographyIbha Chowdhury, Suptdg. Geologist

PublicationR.S Rajawat, Suptdg.

Geologist

Mission-IVZ.Iqbal, Dy.D.G

Engg GeologyMulkh Raj, Director

Earthquake GeologyDr. J.N. Solanki*,

Director

Desert & Env GeologyDr. J.N. Solanki, Director

PetrologyDr.Krishan Dutt,

Suptdg. Geologist

PalaeontologyDr. Ravindra Kumar, Suptdg. Geologist

Remote SensingJ.V Natani, Director

Mission-VR.S. Garkhal*, Director

RTIR.S. Garkhal*, Director

FTCR.S. Garkhal, Director

Mineral PhysicsDr A.Rais, Director

STSS

ChemicalRenu Gupta, Dy.D.G

Dr. S.K Sharma, Director

Geophysics Cord.Dr. Dinesh Gupta*,

Director

Geophysics-IDr. Dinesh Gupta ,

Director

Geophysics-IIR.P. Singh

Suptdg. Geophysicist

Geophysics-IIIR.P. Singh*

Suptdg. Geophysicist

Geophysics-Inst.Dr. Dinesh Gupta*,

Director

Drilling MIIA & HOOJ.N.Choudhary, Director

TC

Project STMP.V. Ramanamurthy,

Director

Project GCM-IIAmitabh Dey, Director

Project GCM-IP. Gandhi, Director

Project MIC. Srikarni*, Director

GeoinformaticsAmitabh Dey*, Director

M&C & GeodataAmitabh Dey*, Director

PetrologyJ. Prasad, Director

H.O.O.P. Gandhi*, Director

Rajbhasha AdhikariB.S.Jodha*,

Suptdg.Geologist

Vigilance OfficerJ.N. Choudhary*, Director

FinanceJ.V. Natani*, Director

H.O.O.B.S. Jodha,

Suptdg.Geologist

CPIODr A. Rais*, Director

AP & MDr. Krishan Dutt*,

OIC

Grievance OfficerR.S Rajawat*, Suptdg.

Geologist

Liaison Officer, CPWDR.P. Kumawat,Officer Surveyor

Liaison Officer SC/ST/OBCMulkh Raj, Director

As on 31-12-2013

Project STM-IS.K.Shrivastava, Director

Project STM-IIG.P. Gupta, Director

Project GCM-IJaya Lal*, Director

Mission-IR.G. Verma, Dy.D.G.

GeochemicalP.N. Sharma*, Director

Reg. Quality ManagerZ. Iqbal, Dy.D.G.

ChemicalC. Srikarni*, Director

C. Srikarni, Director

Project GCM-IIShamir Chowdhury, Suptdg. Geologist

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Project GCM-IIIDr. K.S. Raghav,Suptdg. Geologist

Drilling MIIBV.K.Nagpal, Director

Security OfficerDr. Sanjiv Kumar*,

Senior Chemist

Woman Harrasement / Welfare CellArchana Sharma, Sr. Geologist

Project GCM-IVA.K. Dawande,Director

APIO-SU, GujP.V. Ramanamurthy,

Director

Legal OfficerA.K. Sharma*,

Director

Project LigniteJaya Lal, Director

Project M&CSDAmitabh Dey*, Director

*Additional Charge

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3 -- ACTIVITY DOMAIN The activities of the Western Region are currently organized around the following schemes:

Schemes Components/Activities Survey & Mapping Specialised Thematic Mapping, Geochemical Mapping,

Geophysical Mapping. Mineral Exploration Exploration for gold, basemetal, iron, and industrial

minerals (Limstone, Phosphorite, Bauxite, Potash). Specialised Investigation Geotechnical studies, Environmental studies,

Earthquake geology and Seismology, and Desert geological studies.

Research & Development Research work on fundamental geoscience Information/ Dissemination Map compilation, Publication, Geoinformatics,

Information Technology and uploading of data on the GSI portal

Modernization Acquisition and replacement of instruments/equipments

MISSIONS / SUPPORT SYSTEMS

MISSIONS I. Baseline Geoscience Data Generation Ground Surveys :

• Geological Survey • Geochemical Survey • Geophysical Survey

Remote Sensing and Aerial Surveys: • Geomorphological Survey • Hyperspectral Survey, etc. • Photo Geology & Remote Sensing

II. Natural Resources Assessment Mineral resource assessment

III. Geoinformatics Data Repository and Management Information Delivery Advanced Spatial Data Systems

IV. Fundamental & Multidisciplinary Geosciences and Special studies Geotechnical, & Seismic Climate Change impact & Fragile Eco- systems Fundamental Geoscience

V. Training & Capacity building

• GSI Training Institute (for Freshers, Training of Trainers, International and Special Courses)

• Regional Training Institutes Support Systems I. S&T Support System:

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• I.T. Infrastructure & Connectivity • Analytical Chemistry and the Chemical Laboratory Network • Laboratory Network (other than Chemical) • Capital Assets Procurement and Management • Drilling • Transport • Survey

II. Administrative Support System: • Finance • Personnel • Legal Cell • HRD • Information and Publications • Libraries, Parks and Museums • Estates

III. Policy Support System: • Planning & Monitoring • Commercial Operations

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MISSION-WISE TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS- FS 2013-14

Mission-I (Baseline Geosciences) Data upto 31.12.2013

No. of

Officers Targets for FS 2013-14

Target for Quarter under

report

Achievement during the Quarter

1. Geophysical Mapping (GPM)

Regional geophysical gravity-magnetic survey

(Geophysics Division-I)

4 GP + 1STA(GP

)

7000 sq km

(Item Nos. 33 & 34)

3150 sq km 45%

1605 sq km

2. Specialized Thematic Mapping (STM)

Thematic Mapping on 1: 25,000 scale

12 G (SU Raj) 2100 sq km 945 sq km

45% 958 sq km

6 G (SU Guj) 1050 sq km* 472.50 sq km

45% 420 sq km

3. Geochemical Mapping (GCM)

Geochemical Mapping 32 G (SU Raj) 12000 sq km 4800 sq km

40% 5370 sq km

12 G (SU Guj) 4800 sq km 1920 sq km 40% 1709 sq km

Remote Sensing & Aerial Survey/ Geomorphological Mapping Title: National Mission on Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale using Satellite data. (Item No.35) – 5G (All PT): 25 CAZRI (Rajasthan), 86 SRSAC (Rajasthan) sheets and 81 BISAG/Gujarat sheets received during the period. IQC scrutiny of 32 CAZRI (Rajasthan), 38 SRSAC (Rajasthan) and 72 BISAG/Gujarat sheets have been completed during the period Octo2013 to December-2013 in R S Division.

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Mission-II (Natural Resource Assessment)

No. of

Officers Targets for FS 2013-14

Target for Quarter under

report

Achievement during the Quarter

1. Geophysical Survey (GPS)

Integrated geophysical investigation

3 GP+ 1STA(GP

) (GP-II, WR )

215 lkm 96.75 lkm 45% P:18.5 IP:13.2 Mag:18.5

2. Geophysical Borehole logging

BH Geophysical Logging and Mise-a-la-Masse Survey (MLM)

2 GP (GP-

II,WR)

BH Geophysical

Logging - 11,300m

MLM Survey– As necessary

3390 m 30%

MLM Survey– As necessary

888.70 m ( 8 boreholes )

MLM Survey: 3610 m

3. Mineral Search and Exploration

LSM (1:25,000) 4G (SU Raj) 300 sq km 120 sq km 40% 162 sq km

LSM (1: 12,500) 4G (SU Raj) 60 sq km

24sq km

40%

42 sq km

LSM (1: 10,000) 5G (SU Raj) 200 sq km

80 sq km

40%

118.50 sq km

LSM (1: 10,000) 6G (SU Guj) 270 sq km

108 sq km

40%

113.50 sq km

DM (1:5000) 6G (SU Raj) 7.5 sq km

3 sq km

40%

1.25 sq km

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DM (1:5000) 2G (SU Guj) 5 sq km

2 sq km

40%

2.15 sq km

DM (1:2000) 17G (SU Raj) 9.5 sq km

3.80 sq km 40%

4.04 sq km

Pitting & Trenching 17G+2G(PT)

(SU Raj) 310 cu m Nil

15 cu m

8G (SU Guj) 490 cu m Nil 47 cu m

Drilling 7G + 2G (PT) (SU Raj) 11300 m

3390 m 30%

1500.50 m

Auger Drilling 4G (SU Raj) 900 m 270 m 30% 503.50 m

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MISSION-III (GEOINFORMATICS)

Activity Details

Geoinfor matics

(SU Raj

Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of part of Degree sheet 40I, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan (item no. 71): Consultation and extraction of data from 03 reports pertaining to the Mining Theme for input in Oracle database has been completed. Consulted, extracted and transcripted Geoscientific Data from the reports for the preparation of Geoscientific Database in Oracle formats under Map 50K theme related to Geological maps 40I/1, 2, 3 & 4 on 1: 50000 scale. Consultation of 05 reports for extraction of data for input in Oracle database is in progress. Consulted, extracted and transcripted Geoscientific Data (Map Identification) from the reports for the preparation of Geoscientific Database in Oracle formats under Map 50K theme related to Geological maps 40I/5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 &16 on 1: 50000 scale. Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of part of Degree sheet 40J, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan (item no. 72): Completed consultation, extraction and transcription of data from 01 reports (Library Accn no WRO- 23782) of drilling theme and 03 no’s of reports (Library Accn no WRO-7467, 11325 and 23221) of Mineral occurrence theme. Consultation and extraction of data from report titled “Geological evolution of Thar Desert in Rajasthan and Gujarat” FS 2001-2004, authored by Dr. S.K. Wadhawan, Geologist (Sr), (Acc no. 24211) is under progress. Consultation and extraction data from 02 GSI unpublished report has been completed. Completed consultation, extraction and transcription of data from 03 no. of reports (Library Accn. No. WRO- 12775, 13482 and 13487) of theme Map 50K. Completed consultation, extraction and transcription of data from 04 no. of reports on drilling theme (library Accn. No. WRO- 11199, 12759, 23660 and 23643).

Geoinfor matics

(SU Guj)

Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Datacentre (CGDC) of Degree Sheets 41G and J of Junagadh, Jamnagar and Rajkot districts of Gujarat (item no. 83): No progress, as the lady Officers assigned to this project are availing Maternity leave.

Geodata

Online Core Business Integrated System (OCBIS) (item no. 66): Had discussions with the Director TC, National Mission Head-III, CHQ regarding status of initiation of OCBIS item Updation and linking of Oracle database with 50K GMS (Geological Map Series) spatial database and additional data entry in Geoscientific database (item no. 67): Consulted Report on Geoscientific database of 45O and 40K for updation and uplinking Oracle database under various themes. Had discussions with the Superintending Geologist about the project. Rechecked the map 50K geometry id of 40K in already uploaded oracle database. Engaged in correction of geometry id of lithounits pertaining to degreesheet 40K for updation of Oracle database. Compilation of second series of geological quadrangle maps based on up-loaded 1:50K maps (item no. 68): Compilation of 02 nos. 54C, 40N degree sheets have been completed. Preparation of toposheet wise layouts (ArcGIS format) of all the 50K edge- matched maps of the Region; Spill over item (item no. 69): 29 nos. of toposheets have been completed. Modification of Inter-regional sheets of Western Region (>50%WR vs CR/NR) as per scrutiny and comments of Map

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Division, CHQ (item no. 70): Modifications in 25 nos. (45L/13,16; 46H/4,6,7,9,10,13; 54D/14 & 54E/07, 46G/12,13 & 15; 44F/16; 54E/02; 54F/05 & 06; 44P/16, 44G/13; 45M/13; 46D/11; 46M/09; 54F/09 & 13; 54J/01) toposheets have been completed.

Map & Cartography

Preparation of toposheet wise layouts (ArcGIS format) of all the 50K edge- matched maps of the Region- Spill over item (item no 84): 25 nos. of sheets were completed. Compilation of geological maps on1:25,000 scale of North Delhi Fold belt and South Delhi Fold Belt, (item no.85): 06 nos. of sheets were completed. Compilation of second series of geological quadrangle maps based on uploaded 1:50K maps (item no.86): Compilation and finalization of 3 nos. of GQM viz. 40J, 54C, 40N. Modification of Inter-regional sheets of Western Region (>50%WR vs CR/NR) as per scrutiny and comments of Map Division, CHQ (item no.87): 25 nos. of sheets were completed.

Publication

Service Item: 2013-14/SER/WR/HQ/2013/65 Processing of scientific papers: 17 nos. of papers/abstracts are published till date in FS 2013-14. Portal Activity: Accession no. allotted to 41 unpublished reports of FS 2012-13 and uploaded on portal in our account and processed.

CPIO

RTI request application received during this period -10 RTI pending- 13 RTI disposed off during this period- 20 RTI pending during this period- 3

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Mission-IV (Fundamental & Multidisciplinary Geoscience)

Activity Details

Engineering Geology Division

Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Development Projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat (Item No. 90) : Foundation grade geological mapping of d/s halves of the stilling basin in 08 nos of block was carried out on 1:100 scale covering an area of approximately 1480 m2. The rock exposed at the foundation grade level is orthoquartzite with interbands of shale. These beds are striking in N30°W-S30°E with 15° to 30° dip in southwest direction. Sub-vertically disposed thick shear zones have been observed in bock no 12 &13. These shear zone needs proper stripping along weakness zone and to be backfilled by suitable concrete. Vasa Minor Irrigation project - Foundation grade mapping of overflow & Non- overflow section between Rd-108 m and RD-160 m was carried out covering an area of 1144 m2. The rockmass exposed in the excavated section at the present level comprise moderately jointed, hard and compact fine grained metabasic rock intruded by granite body at the extreme left portion. A thick shear zone is noticed in the granite body with its effects on adjacent metabasic rock. The rock is traversed by four sets of joints. The in situ rockmass is quite competent, but when excavated breaks into small rhombic pieces due to all pervasive incipient weak planes developed parallel to the joint sets. No request was received from Project Agencies of ongoing projects. Fresh request for the projects not included in FS are received and the process for taking up these projects were also initiated. Project work will be taken up only after singing MoU and receiving the advance payment on tentative cost estimation of the MoU. One officer has also been assigned additional item to be taken up on priority basis in Bageshwar district of Uttrakhand recent disaster affected areas. Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan (Item- 91) : No request has been received from the Sponsoring Agencies. After receiving the request MoU process will be initiated at this end and project investigation will be taken up only after signing the MoU and receiving advance payment on tentative cost estimation of the MoU. Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh (Item No 92) : ): Construction stage geotechnical investigation of Dungarpur –Banswara railway line Project, Banswara district was taken up. Exploratory cores logging was carried out for cumulative length of 864.0 m drilled for the important/major bridges and tunnel (14 boreholes in major/important bridges and one in tunnel). Interpretation of the Satellite Imageries Data in 5 Km and 50 Km radius from the Banswara Atomic Plant Site and its Field Checks, Rajasthan. (Item No. 93) : No request has been received from the Sponsoring Agencies. After receiving the request MoU process will be initiated at this end and project investigation will be taken up only after signing the MoU and receiving advance payment on tentative cost estimation of the MoU.

Earthquake

Geology

Seismic Hazard / Microzonation of Greater Baroda town (Item No 95) All the thematic maps are compiled. (Target for compilation of the maps is achieved). Consulted the literatures: Quaternary geological mapping in parts of Vadodara and Bharuch districts, Gujarat. SPT Drilling is yet to be start. Consulted the Report on : Geological report on the Jaisalmer Earthquake of 8th Nov, 1991. Geological evolution of Thar desert in

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Division Rajasthan and Gujarat, India, FS: 2001-02 & FS 2002-03 for extraction the data to use in item no 77 & 78. Took traverses in the study area and selection of the borehole locations for SPT drilling. Study the exposed sections of Mahisagar river, Orsang river and Jambua Nadi (a tributary of Orsang.) During the traverses along the Mahisagar river, two terraces are observed as T0 and T1. The T1 is 7-8m thick and consist of loose sand layer of 1-2 m, and 3m of calcretized silt layer and again a sand layer. Along the Orsang river, T0 can divide in T0a and T0b (?) and T1 consists of varying sedimentary layers. T1 is Quaternary fluvial sediments represented by sand and silt. Slit band shows moderate to intense calcretization. Prepared the Poster for 53rd Annual CGBP. During the field work, proposed borehole locations are selected for 130m (10 nos. of bore hole) SPT drilling. Traverses are taken in and around the study area. The study area consists of fluvial Quaternary sediments represented by black cotton soil, alluvial and aeolian sand of Mahi Sagar River. The aeolian unit is represented by subdued and discontinuous ridges of sand dunes and few scattered mounds far west of the study area.

Geophysics

Division-III

(Item No. 96

input to 95)

Targets for FS 2013-14

Achievement since commencement of FSP (

FS 2013-14)

Achievement during current month (Oct. to Dec.’2013)

Hammer seismic survey- 30 sites Noise Survey (DMEQ)- 75 sites DeepVertical Electrical Soundng- 30 sites

Hammer seismic survey-14 Noise Survey (DMEQ)- 45 DeepVertical Electrical Soundng- 14

Hammer seismic survey-14 Noise Survey (DMEQ)- 38

DeepVertical Electrical Soundng- 14

Desert & Environmental

Geology Division

Desertification impact assessment in the margin areas of Thar Desert, Rajasthan. (Item No. 97): Attended analysis of time series satellite imageries with assistance from Dr. L.K. Soni, Mineralogist for change detection study in Sam-Dabri area, Jaisalmer. Attended field work in Sam-Dabri area (part of toposheets 40J/5, 6, 9, and 10) for preparation of geomorphological map, land use/land cover and desertification status map, and quaternary geological map of the area. Sites at Sam, Lamba Par, Rahu ka Par and Mehboob ka Par has been identified for monitoring and study of sand accretion/deflation. Soil sampling and water sampling of the open wells and tube wells available in the area is also carried out. Carried out field work in Sam and adjacent areas (part of toposheet 40J/9). The area is occupied mainly with sand dunes and sand sheet with limited scattered rocky exposures mainly of indurated gritty and ferruginous sandstone and weathered yellow limestone occurring as low heighted mounds in flat-undulating desert terrain. The sand dunes in the area can invariably be classified as: - i) On the basis of mobility: Stable dunes, Semi-stable and Unstable or mobile dunes, Sand-sheet (semi-stable and mobile); ii) On the basis of forms: Longitudinal, transverse and Barchans/Barchanoids. Field check for preparation of land use/land cover and desertification status map, geomorphological and sub-watershed map, sand deflation and accretion study has been carried out. Sampling of water and soil has been carried out. To assess the impact of desertification in fringe areas of Thar desert, Rajasthan (Item No. 98): Field work was carried out in the Bap-Malar Lake, Jodhpur dist., Rajasthan. Hand auger drilling was carried out up to a cumulative depth of 4.7m during the month. Carried out well inventory and measured the depth of hard rock below lake sediments to identify

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subsurface topography. Field work was carried out in the Bap-Malar Lake, Jodhpur dist., Rajasthan. Hand auger drilling was carried out up to a cumulative depth of 16.2m during the month. Total cumulative depth of 40m has been carried out in the Lake. Carried out well inventory and measured the depth of hard rock below lake sediments to identify subsurface topography. Based on the data collected it is observed that the Lake shows maximum depth at the central portion with the depth of rock recorded at 7.1m below ground level. The periphery of the lake show shallower depth with the minimum depth of rock at 1.7m below ground level towards the north-eastern portion of the lake.Field work was also carried out in the Pokaran Lake, Jaisalmer dist., Rajasthan. Hand auger drilling through 4 boreholes was carried out up to a cumulative depth of 11m during the period.

Petrology Division WR

Petrogenetic Evolution of the Bidasar Ophiolite Suite, Churu district, Rajasthan. (Item No. 99): During the above mentioned period, the officers have carried mapping on 1:5000 scale in toposheet no. 45I/6. The general trend of the mine pits around Gunpaliya is NE-SW direction. The rock types exposed in the mine pits are the altered ultramafics and basalt. The altered ultramafic rocks are red brown, light green and dark green in colour and have been subjected to various degrees of serpentinization. Within the altered ultramafics particularly in light and dark green variety, lenses of light to dark green and black colored mafic fragments have been observed, which are intruded due to the presence of fault. These faulted fragments could represent disaggregated parts of altered ultramafics and basalt. The serpentinite is traversed by numerous criss-cross veins of secondary carbonate, siderite, magnetite and asbestos. Brucite has been observed in the altered ultramafic rocks and mostly found along the fault plane. The basalt is black in color, fine grained and highly jointed. It is exposed in the southwestern parts of the mine pits in Gunpaliya. The contact between the altered ultramafics and basalt is faulted. A thick zone of calcrete of about 4–6 meters has developed as capping over ultramafic rocks. A fault zone trending in N55E-S55W direction, dipping moderately towards SE, passes through the mine pits. The fault is marked by the presence of fault gauge material, slickensides, dragging and development of close spaced criss cross fractures, which are filled by secondary silica and carbonate. The officers along with Director, Petrology Division, have carried out the traverses in Surwas, Chappar, Charwas, Rupeli and Dunkar. The rock types encountered in the area are gabbro-diorite with sheeted dykes, chlorite schist, pyroxinite altered to amphibolite, spertentinite and greywacke. Around Surwas, Gabbro-diorite is observed in a number of wells. It is coarse grained and contains pyroxene and plagioclase. These rocks are associated with chlorite schist, which is probably a retrograde product of gabbro-diorite. The gabbro-diorite is traversed by vertical to subvertical dykes, which are fine grained, dark green in colour and basic in composition.The pyroxenite is dark green and coarse grained and is altered to amphibolite. The serpentinite rocks are of three types. The golden brown, greenish and wine red coloured with network of fine veins made of carbonate, asbestos and iron rich minerals. In one of the well sections, pyroxenite and gabbro-diorite occurs together.

Petrology Division

(S.U. Gujarat)

Petrogenesis of Lamprophyres and Carbonatites from North-West Indian Deccan Volcanic Province based Mineral Chemical and Geochemical Studies (Item No. 100): The area around Ambadongar exposes Calcio- and Ferro- carbonatite rocks in the form of ring dykes intruded into basalt. The sub-volcanic alkaline ring complex of Amba Dongar consists of carbonatites, nephelinites and phonolites, and is well known for hosting the largest fluorite deposits of India associated with carbonatite. Around Ambadongar area, in Kawant to Kadipani Traverse, beautiful cross bedding (current and tabular type) in sandstone of Bagh beds is observed. The

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carbonatites, nephelinites and phonolites have intruded into the sandstone with interbedded purple shale and limestones of the Cretaceous Bagh Formation and the overlying Deccan basalts, thereby doming up the overlying volcano-sedimentary sequence. Differentiation of the primary carbonatite melt is evidenced by the sequential emplacement of different generations of carbonatite, commencing with the intrusion of a large ring dyke of calcitic carbonatite (sovite) followed by a minor fraction of dolomitic carbonatite (beforsite), and late-stage intrusions of ankeritic carbonatite that entered the sovitic ring structure in the form of plugs and dykes. Apart from forming the major ring dyke, sovite also occurs as large and small plugs within the surrounding sandstone terrain. Occurrences of alvikites, the dyke variety of calcitic carbonatite, are fairly widespread with the majority exposed in the fluorite mine workings as well as in numerous road cuttings.

Palaeontology Division

Search for Ediacarans in the Vindhyan rocks of eastern Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleoenvironmental significance. (Item No. 101): Consultation of research paper entitled “Metaphyte and Metazoan fossils from Precambrian sediments of India: critique”

by Sharma et al., 1992.Consultation of degree sheet no.54B and 54F.Consultation of “Metaphytes and Metazoan fossils from Precambrian sediments of India: critique” by Sharma et al., 1992. Carried out 08 day field work with supervisory officer (4 days) in toposheet no. 54C/02, 54C/06 around Lakheri, Bhavpura, Daulatpura, Papri villages in Bundi district. The youngest lithounit viz., Dholpura Formation of Bhander Group of Vindhyan Supergroup was scanned for search of Edicarans as this lithounit is most favorable for preservation of soft bodied animals both lithologically & temporally. A number of circular features have been observed in the interbedded shale and slitstone unit at Bhavpura villages, these look similar to circular medusoids as published in literature by Maithy et. al(1992). Field work was carried out with supervisory officer in toposheet no 54C/02 around Lakheri, Bhavpura, Balwan, Devpura, Kunwarpura villages in Bundi district. The youngest lithounit viz., Dholpura Formation of Bhander Group of Vindhyan Supergroup was scanned for search of Edicarans as this lithounit is most favorable for presevation of soft bodies animals

both lithologically & temporally. A few circular features have been observed in the interbedded shale and slitstone unit at

Bhavpura and Devpura villages, these look similler to circular medusoids as published in letrature by Maithy et.al (1992).

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Scientific and Technical Support System (STSS) Activity Details

Geodata Division

Supervision of Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), its connectivity with GSI Net and Portal and to provide Network Administrative Services for local clients of Portal (Item No. 103): Maintenance of GSI LAN/WAN, and UPS of WRO. Work related to ECS (Local Pay Admin.) was carried out. Provided assistance to officers of other divisions in processing of geoscientific data. Updated the Organogram, workflow and assigned roles for proper execution of claims module. Updated placement of officers and staff of WR in accordance with Organogram. IT Infrastructure & Connectivity (Item No. 104): Assistance was provided to staff and officers in changing and retrieving passwords. Assisted officers and staff in transactional applications (leave and tour) and submission of APAR on portal. Assistance provided to officers of other divisions in colour printing of maps/photos. Updated daily report of Portal Upload. Maintained EPABX System of WRO. Recent News-01 nos. Stage Review minutes-02 nos. and Budget Allocation & Expenditure: 02 nos.

Chemical Division 8,924 Samples were analyzed for 83,060 determinations by different methods and 2,627 check samples were analyzed for 11,431 determinations by different methods.

Petrology Division

Gem testing (Item No 108): Maintenance of Gem testing equipments was carried out and consulted literature pertaining to Gem identification.

Curatorial Arrangement & Laboratory supports to officers of other projects and divisions of the region (Item No. 109): The maintenance and up keep of the rock garden and regional museum was attended. A reporter of Dainik Bhaskar (Daily News Paper) & a group of 28 students of B.Sc Geology (Final year) along with 2 lecturers of J.N PG college, Lucknow visited the museum and rock garden. 59 thin sections, 103 thin polished sections, 03 polished section and 159 rock-cuttings were prepared. Skeletonisation of drill cores (Item No. 110): Maintenance and up keep of Regional Core library, Akwali, Khetri, Jhunjhunun district and core shed at camp Lakhasar, Bikaner district was attended. Data entry in MS Excel sheet of the borehole nos. ND-5 and ND-6 of Naila-ki dhani prospect was carried out. Carried out Data entry in MS Excel sheet of the borehole nos. ND-3 and ND-4 of Naila-ki dhani prospect was carried out. Literature on Naila-ki-Dhani prospect was also consulted. Data received from Project Gold, SU Rajasthan, GSI of skeletonised core samples of Bharkundi area, Dungarpur district. Gundelapar North West (GNW), Bhukia area, Banswara district. But GI core boxes of the Bharkundi area, Dungarpur district and Gundelapar North West (GNW), Bhukia area, Banswara district not yet received at core liabrary Akwali, Khetri, Jhunjhunun district. Carried data entry in MS Excel sheet of the borehole nos. ND-1 & ND-2 of Naila -Ki- Dhani prospect.

Remote Sensing Division Laboratory supports to officers of other projects and divisions of the region (Item No. 114): Assistance provided to officers of various divisions / projects.

Engineering Geology Division

Study of engineering properties of rock and soil samples (Item No. 115): No sample has been received during the period. Total 260 tests on 130 nos of soil samples were conducted. Determined Wet Sieve Analysis and Plastic Limit

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Geotechnical Lab for Earthquake Geology Divn, M-IV, WR, Jaipur. during the period. (Oct-2013 to December-2013) Geophysics Instru.

Division Item No. 118: Maintenance, repairing, servicing/testing and issue/review of survey instruments & accessories.

Mineral Physics Division ITEM No. 116: XRD XRD Analysis of 102 Samples was carried out. 504 Mineral phases were identified. Monitored cleaning and maintenance of the X’ Pert Pro XRD Machine and ancillary units. Setting up of Separation cell in Mineral Physics Laboratory is under progress.

Palaeontology Division Collection of fossils from different geological horizons/localities of Rajasthan and Gujarat and Laboratory support to the officers of other divisions (Item No. 117): Monitored cleaning and maintenance of the paleontological museum. Identification Report of fossils of IFOM Division submitted.

M & C and Geodata Division (Guj. Unit)

Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) and computers (Item No. 106) : Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN) and computers of Op. Gujarat was attended.

Petrology Division (Guj. Unit)

Laboratory support to the officers (Item No. 111) : Assistance provided to officers of various divisions / projects.

Chemical Division (Op. Guj.)

Item No. 113: Assistance provided to officers of various divisions / projects.

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Mission: Scientific & Technical Support System Modernisation- ICP-MS installed in the Chemical Laboratory GSI Western Region, Jaipur in March

2009.

X-pert Pro XRD machine installed in the Mineral Physics, GSI, WR in 2005.

A gem testing Laboratory has been set up to cater to the hard pressing local needs.

One AAS Unit with GTA and VGA facility (Rs. 35 lakhs) is to be procured in the financial year 2011-12.

One new XRF procured and installed in the Chemical Laboratory, GSI, Western Region, Jaipur.

One Mercury analyzer has been received and installed in Chemical Division, Western Region. The instrument is operational.

Triaxial Test Machine in GT Lab to be procured in the financial year 2011-12.

Spectrometer to be procured for Remote Sensing Division, Western Region and Gujarat Unit.

New Advanced microscope to be procured for Gujarat Unit.

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STATUS MAP OF PROJECT: GEOINFORMATICS, WR

Table no. 1: STATUS OF WORK CARRIED OUT UNDER CREATION OF GEOSCIENTIFIC DATABASE IN WESTERN REGION

Total no. of Degree sheets in Rajasthan and Gujarat

Degree sheets completed (Upto F.S. 2012-13)

Degree sheet taken up

during F.S. 2013-14

66 Degree Sheets:

40 E,F,I,J,K,M,N,O,P; 41A,B,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P; 44 D,F, G, H,K L,O,P; 45 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P; 46 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,M; 53 D and 54 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,J

Total Degree Sheets completed: 21 nos.

S.U. Rajasthan: 14 Degree sheets

40E, 40F, 40K, 44L,P, 45G,I,J,K,M,O,N, 54A ,B

S.U. Gujarat: 07 Degree sheets

41A,B, E, F, I, M , N

Rajasthan:

40I & 40J

Gujarat:

41G & 41J

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4 -PLAN WORK ENVISAGED FOR FIELD SEASON 2013-14 IN GSI, WR

Proposals of GSI Western Region for Field Season 2013-14 have been drawn keeping in

mind the national priorities of social, agricultural, environmental and mineral sectors during the

XIIth plan period and also on the basis of results of the investigation undertaken during the XIth

plan period. The thematic mapping programmes have been primarily drawn to resolve some of the

outstanding problems of Precambrian crustal evolution in this part of the subcontinent.

Environmental and geotechnical studies of important development projects in the states of

Rajasthan and Gujarat will continue to have priority besides continuing with the geochemical

mapping primarily for delineating targets for mineral exploration. It is also proposed to continue

with seismological studies in Gujarat states to demarcate earthquake prone and safe areas.

Modernization of laboratories to give more precise and subtle analysis and establishment of Local

Area Network and its conditionality in the geoinformatic system is being further pursued.

The following table shows the programmes which have been launched successfully during

the Field Season 2013 – 14. The new officers who joined after completion of 35th OCG have been

deployed in the formulated programmes.

Mission - I

STM

Sr. No. Short Title Personnel assigned

Rajasthan 1. Geochemical evaluation of granitoid plutons of South Khetri Belt

for their potentiality for Basemetals, REE & other associated Minerals, Jhunjhunun and Sikar Districts, Rajasthan.

Sandip Neogi Prateek Garkhal

2. STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Guwara-ki-Dhani, Pachhodala,

Antela-Pragpura areas, Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization.

Sudipta Ghosh Diptansu Sengupta

3. STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Agar- Jodhawas- Bairath area,

Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization.

Gopal Dass Manish M John

4. Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in

parts of toposheet nos. 45H/06 & 45H/07, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. Vaibhav Anand Dhawan Bibin Das

5. Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in parts of toposheet nos. 45H/09 & 45H/13, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.

Firoze Ahmed Nandan Kumar

6. Specialised thematic mapping of the Malani Igneous Suite around Siwana, Barmer District, Rajasthan

Saurav Kumar Rastogi Tanmay Mukherjee

Gujarat 7. Specialised thematic mapping in the area of Kanesara Igneous

complex around Lodhika in parts of Rajkot District, Gujarat Md. Naushad Jnana Ranjan Behera

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8. Specialised Thematic Mapping of the Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Data- Bhanpur area of Banaskantha district of Gujarat.

Arindam Dutta Shukla Bhattacharya

9. Specialized thematic mapping of the granites and associated lithounits in part of Sabarnkantha district of Gujarat.

Sohini Das Jose Phillips

GCM: Rajasthan

10. Geochemical mapping of toposheet nos. 45N/2 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of district Jaipur, Ajmer & Tonk, Rajasthan.

Mukesh Kumar Sunil Kumar P. Trivedi, Chemist

11. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/5, 45J/6 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

S M. Rangaria. Abhisek Anand b. P Trivedi (Chemi

12. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/9, 45J/10 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Vineet Kumar Monika Sangwan P. Trivedi (Chemist)

13. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/13, 45J/14 and parts of 45N/3 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Jaipur and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Jobin J. Binu Sharma Trivedi (Chemist)

14. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/8 and part of 45N/4 covering part of, Ajmer & Tonk districts Rajasthan.

Deepmala Barsagade Mausam Yadav P.Trivedi (Chemist)

15. Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/3, 45J/4 & part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur and Pali districts, Rajasthan. Objective:To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Lalit Jangid Surinder Lal P. Trivedi (Chemist)

16. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/7, 45J/8 and part of 45N/4

covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Pali and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Ram Ratan Singh Joy. S P. Trivedi (Chemist)

17. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/11, 45J/12 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Naveen Kumar Nigam Pradeep Pal Singh P. Trivedi (Chemist

18. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/15, 45J/16 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Mrutyunjay Das Anup Sudan Wankhade P. Trivedi (Chemist)

19. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/7 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Nigar Jahan Debdatta Basu (Chemist)

20. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/11, 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Sana Naqvi Sangeeta Maurya (Chemist)

21. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/15 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Saurav Sen Monotrisha Dey (Chemist)

22. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/12 and part of 45N/16, covering parts of Tonk district, Rahasthan.

Pawan Kumar. Lalit Mohan (Chemist)

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23. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45L/8, & part of 45 L/12 covering parts of Udaipur & Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.

Swanand Govind Pathak Abishek Kumar Sinha P. Trivedi (Chemist)

24. Geochemical mapping of toposheets 46 I/5 & lower part of 45L/12 covering parts of Dungarpur, Banswara and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan.

Ratandeep Jauhari Jolly Roy Trivedi (Chemist)

25. To provide technical guidance for Geochemical Mapping Project to be carried out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU Between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt. of Rajasthan) – geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,9, 10 ; 46E/5,6,9,10; and 46I/2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 covering parts of Chittaurgarh, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Udaipur, Dungarpur and Banswara districts.

Pawan Kumar (PT) Ratandeep Jauhari (PT)

Gujarat

26. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/ 7 and in parts of sheet os.46F/ 5.covering parts of Panchmahal and Vadodra districts, Gujarat

S K Gupta Iswar

27. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/6 and in parts of 46F/ 5 covering Panchmahals, Kheda and Vadodra districts, Gujarat

Deepankar G.D.Singh

28. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos. 46E/11 and parts of 46F/5 covering Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Kheda and Dungarpur districts,Gujarat & Rajasthan

Bhupesh Urkude A.K. Sahu.

29. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/7 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Sabarkantha and Kheda districts of Gujarat.

K K Sahu 1 G

30. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/2 and in parts of 46F/5 covering part of Sabarkantha district,Gujarat

Pallavi Ruikar Ara Aurora

31. Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/15 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Kheda and Dungarpur districts of Gujarat and Rajasthan.

Piyush Kumar Sharad Porate.

Geophysics Division

32. Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45 K falling in Bhilwara, Rajasmand, Chittorgarh and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan

A V Kulkarni S Bangara Babu

33. Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45 K falling in Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan

R L Regar Gyanesh Lashkari Ashok Kumar Jangir

Geomorphological Mapping

34. National Mission on Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale using satellite data.

2G (PT, CHQ), 2G (RS, NRO), 2G (RS, CRO), Shipra Choudhury, Manoj Shekhawat, Purnima Konwar*, Sourav Khan (All PT, RS, WRO), 2G (RS, SRO), 2G (RS, ERO), 1G (Geodata Division, CHQ)

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Mission-II Natural Resources: Ferrous Group Rajasthan

1.

Search for iron ore bodies in the Hindoli Group of rocks in Karauli- Bundi area in parts of Bharatpur, Karauli and Bundi districts Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4)

K.K.Nayak, Parashar Mishra

Precious Minerals Rajasthan

2 Exploration for gold-copper mineralisation in Jagpura area, Banswara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: -G3)

Sanjay Singh NA

3. Investigation for gold-copper mineralisation in areas between Khamera and Devla Pal, Banswara, Udaipur and Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan. (Stage: -G4)

Manoj Kumar Raktim Das

4. Investigation for gold and associated base metal mineralisation in Gundelapara South Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC -G4)

Jayesh Chourasia Subodh Mukesh Kujur

Non-Ferrous and Strategic Minerals Rajasthan

5. Investigation for REE mineralisation in the Dhani Granite, Pali District, Rajasthan.

D. B. Jena Utpal Kumar Das

6. Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Kundiyan Parmeshwarpura and Dhamana-Devariya block dist. Bhilwara, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Gyaneshwar Singh P. K. Bharti

7. Investigation for REE mineralisation in Gothara granite of Khetri Fold

Belt, Jhunjhunu district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To assess the REE potential of Gothara granite of Khetri Fold Belt

Krishanu Nath Dimpi Gogoi

8. Title:Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera block, Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3).

Israil Khan (PT) P.R. Sahoo (PT)

9. Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera SE

block, Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4)..

Israil Khan (PT) P.R. Sahoo (PT)

10. Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Mundiyawas

block, Mundiyawas - Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Muzaffar Nazar Nevin C G

11. Exploration for basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3)

Bulbul Mondal NA

12. Investigation for basemetal in Dariba North Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3).

Mahesh S Bhaise NA

13. Exploration for basemetal in Palaswala ki Dhani Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Haraman Mahanta NA

14. Investigation for basemetal in Teliwala-Ramliyas Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Mohd. Ahmed S K Patle

15. Preliminary studies for identification of target area for basemetal exploration in Chandlyawas, Ajmer district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC -G4).

Anup Kamble NA

16. Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Chari NW Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.(Stage: UNFC-G4).

A.K. Awasthi Vinod Barahate

17. Title: Investigation for base metals in Bhimana & Kivarli blocks, Sirohi District, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : Delineation of target areas for detailed exploration for base

Md. Imran Pathan NA

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Metal mineralisation. 18. Preliminary investigation for copper and associated minerals in gap area

situated between already explored Bokri and Malwali prospects of the Eastern Khetri Metallotect, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC- G4).

P.N. Sahoo Ashok Singh

19. Investigation for Copper and Tungsten in the Kamalpura Block of the Pur -Banera Belt, Bhilwara district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

K R Ansari NA

Industrial and Fertilser minerals Rajasthan

20. Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in Minyuin-Ki-Dhani, East Block –A, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Soumya Jyoti Brahma Nandita Singh

21. Search of low silica SMS and LD grade limestone in Sabbu ka Toba, Block -A, AsuTar area, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3).

Sanjoy Debnath Nikhil Agarwal

22. Search for low grade phosphorite in Lal- Madri and Karoli-Ki-Dhani area, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Aneesh Kumar SR Vijay Namdev

Gujarat 23. Demarcation of Dolomitic Limestone band with a focus on investigation

for Magnesite, near Chalvad-Gandhra- Ranjitpura and Wadli areas of Panchmahal district, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

H.K.Basheer Harish Mistry

24. Investigation for PGE and REE mineralisation in ultramafic and felsic rocks near Kanpura and Kengora, Banaskantha District, Gujarat.

Parveen Kumar V S Modi

25. Investigation for PGE, REE and Cu mineralisation in ultramafic rocks in and around Ajapur Vanka-Surela-Rabaran area Banaskantha District, Gujarat.

Annie Daliya Dhananjay Verma

26. Assessment of the Wollastonite and associated mineral Occurrences in the Dhanpura-Ghoda area of Banaskantha district, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Anup Kumar Nilesh More

Natural Energy Resources - Lignite Rajasthan

27. Search for lignite by scout drilling in Panna area in the Palana basin, Jaisalmer and Bikaner districts, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4).

Bijoy Ashish Sen 1G

Mission-III

Rajasthan

1. Geodata Division: To develop an integrated Web enabled interactive system called Online Core Business Integrated System (OCBIS).

S.K.Kulshrestha, Y.S. Bhamboo

2.

(both PT)

Geodata Division: Updating and linking of Oracle database with 50K GMS spatial database and additional data entry in Geoscientific database.

Y.S. Bhamboo (PT)

3. Geodata Division: Compilation of second series of geological Quadrangle maps based on uploaded 1:50K maps

Monica Tare Mohini Sathe (both PT)

4. Geodata Division: Preparation of toposheet wise layouts (ArcGIS form of all the 50K edge-matched maps of the Region (spill over item)

Mohini Sathe Y.S. Bhamboo (both PT)

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5. Geodata Division: Modification of Inter-regional sheets of West Region (>50%WR vs CR/NR) as per scrutiny and comments of Map Division, CHQ

Monica Tare Praveen Kumar Sharma (Both PT)

6. Geoinformatics: Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of part of Degree sheet 40I, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan

Salim Javed

7. Geoinformatics:Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of part of Degree sheet 40J, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan

Monideepa Roychoudhury

8. Geoinformatics:Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Datacentre (CGDC) of Degree Sheets 41G and J of Junagadh ,Jamnagar and Rajkot districts of Gujarat

2G (PT) Monalisa Chakra Shradhhanjali S

9. Map & Carography: Preparation of toposheet wise layouts (ArcGIS format) of all the 50K edge- matched maps of Region- Spill over item

S. Mukhopadhyay Amit Srivastava Rinki Yadav Sanjana Tripathi (All PT)

10. Map & Carography: Compilation of geological maps on1:25,000 scale of North Delhi Fold belt and South Delhi Fold belt

S. Mukhopadhyay Amit Srivastava Rinki Yadav Sanjana Tripathi (All PT)

11. Map & Carography: Compilation of second series of geological quadrangle maps based on uploaded 1:50K maps

S. Mukhopadhyay Amit Srivastava Rinki Yadav Sanjana Tripathi (All PT)

12. Map & Carography: Modification of Inter-regional sheets of Western Region (>50%WR vs CR/NR) as per scrutiny and comments of Map Division, CHQ

S. Mukhopadhyay Amit Srivastava Rinki Yadav Sanjana Tripathi (All PT)

13. Publication: Publication of records, Miscellaneous Publication, GSI News, Soft Copy coversion and uploading of reports, metadata, RTI activities

Archana Sharma +1G Rahul Paliwal

Mission – IV

1. Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Development Projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT)

2. Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan

Suresh Pareek (PT)

3. Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh ( as a single package)

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT)

4. Satellite imageries interpretations of 5 km and 50 km radius from the Banswara Atomic Plant site and its field checks.

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT) + 1G from RS Division (PT)

5. Seismic Hazard / Microzonation of Greater Baroda town. Abhishek Verma, Sushmita Sinha + 2GP

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6. Desertification impact assessment in the margin and core areas of Thar Desert, Rajasthan.

Sri Krishan Yadav

7. The study of Quaternary sediments of the saline lakes of Rajasthan Ansul Kumar Jaiswal 8. Petrogenetic Evolution of the Bidasar Ophiolite Suite, Churu district,

Rajasthan. Yousuf Khandey Athulya Rajan S.

9. Petrogenesis of Lamprophyres and Carbonatites from North-West Indian Deccan Volcanic Province based Mineral Chemical and Geochemical Studies

Prashant S. Dhote

10. Search for Ediacarans in the Vindhyan rocks of eastern Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleoenvironmental significance.

Krishna Kumar NA

STSS

Rajasthan

1. Geodata Division: Supervision of Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), its connectivity with GSI Net and Portal; to provide Network Administrative Services for local clients of Portal

S.K. Kulshrestha, Praveen Kumar Sharma (Bothl PT)

2. Geodata Division: To provide assistance to officers of other divisions in processing of geoscientific data.

S.K. Kulshrestha, Praveen Kumar Sharma, Y.S. Bhamboo, Monika Tare, Mohini Sathe (All PT)

3. Map & Cartography: Upkeep and maintenance of maps and tracings, providing services to other divisions

1 Artist/STA (DO)

4. Petrology: Gem testing & certification on commercial basis on normal and on the spot testing.

Shalini Patil, Dadan Singh (Both PT)

5. Petrology Division: Laboratory support Shalini Patil, Dadan Singh (Both PT)

6. Petrology Division: Skeletisation of drill cores of camp at Akwali & Lakhasar.

A.R. Khaparde (PT)

7. Chemical Division: Chemical Analysis of bed rock, soil, stream sediments and water samples (NGCM & Non NGCM) by classical and instrumental analytical methods.

Sarita Singh, (PT), M.P.Ashok, J.R.Gupta, Pankaj Tiwari, (PT) S.C. Verma, . Satya veer Singh (PT), P.D.Bairwa, R.K. Gupta, D.K.Varshney, C.D.Mishra, Sanjeev Kumar (PT), W.B.Walunj, P.Trivedi (PT), S,N.Girhe, Rafi Ahmad, U.C.Gautam , Shiv Kumar (PT), Rakesh Sharma,

8. RS Division: Laboratory support M.K. Shekhawat

9. Engineering Geology Division: Laboratory support- Study of engineering properties of rock and soil samples

Anil Kumar

10. Mineral Physics Division: Laboratory support - Identification and determination of mineral phases in geological samples by X-

Rajesh S. Wasnik

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ray diffraction technique, Maintenance of instruments of Mineral Physics Division and disintegration and separation of mineral phases.

Lovelesh K Soni

11. Palaeontology Division : Collection of fossils from different geological horizons/localities of Rajasthan and Gujarat for fossil repository.

Krishna Kumar (PT)

12. Geophysics Instrumentation Division: Maintenance, repairs, calibration and testing of different types of geophysical survey instruments

Manish Chopra, H.P.Meena Ram Autar, J.P.Arya

Gujarat

1. Map& Cartography and Geodata Division: Maintenance of Local Area Network (LAN)

Monalisa Chakra (PT)

2. Map& Cartography and Geodata Division: Maintenance of maps, toposheets, drawings, and supervision of tracing work.

Monalisa Chakra (PT)

3.. Petrography Division: Laboratory support to officers Manjari Pathak (PT)

4. Chemical Division: Chemical analysis of samples Ganesh Bhuyan, H.B. Waghela, Vamosi Krishna

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5- Financial Performance under current Plan, State-wise and Year-wise See Annexure 3A, 3B and 3C.

6. FSP Work:

FS 2012-2013 FS 2013-2014 No. of Items

MISSION-I A 41 Items [ RHQ-5 (MHQ- 2, GPM- 2, RGCMD-1); SU Raj-24 (22 Field items, 1 MoU & 1 service item); SU Guj- 12 (All Field items)}

35 Items [ RHQ-4 (MHQ- 1, GPM- 2, RGCMD-1); SU Raj-22 (22 Field, STM-6 items, GCM-16 items); SU Guj- 9 (All Field items, STM-3 items, GCM-6 items)

MISSION-I B 1 Item 1 Item (NGLM) MISSION-IIA 29 Items

[RHQ-3 (MHQ- 2 service items, Geophy Logging of BH – 1 ); SU Raj-24 (All Field items, Iron Ore-1, Gold-3, BM -16, IFOM -4) SU Guj- 2 (All Field items)]

28 Items [RHQ-2 (MHQ- 1, service items, Geophy Logging & Misse-la-masse survey-1) SU Raj-22 (All Field items, Iron Ore-1, Gold-3, BM -15, IFOM -3) SU Guj- 4 (All Field items)]

MISSION-II B 1 Item 1 Item (Lignite) MISSION-III 17 Items

[RHQ- 15 (MHQ-1,Geodata- 4, M&C- -4, Input items for Geoinform.- 5,Pub.-1); SU Raj-1 (Geoinfo). SU Guj-1 (Service item).

24 Items [RHQ- 21 (MHQ-1,Geodata- 5, M&C- -4, Input items for Geoinform.- 10, Pub.-1); SU Raj-2 (Geoinfo). SU Guj-1 ( Geoinfo ).

MISSION-IV Items -9 [RHQ- (MHQ-1,EG-4, EQG-1, GP -1 Des. & Env Geo..- 2, Petrology – 2, Paleontology.-1)

Items -13 [RHQ- (MHQ-1, EG-4, RS-1, EQG-1, GP -1, Des. & Env Geo..- 2, Petrology -2, Paleontology.-1)

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7. Laboratory Infrastructure, Items, Output – Actual vs. Norm, AMC, Budget, etc. Infrastructure o Petrology- Microscopes, Section cutter, Gem testing Unit. o Paleontology - Microscope, Maceration unit. o Geodata – Computers, A0 - Scanner cum Combo unit 42 in. Plotter, A3 – Laser Printer, A4

o Geotechnical Laboratory -Particle size analyzer, Sieve Shaker, Core cutting and Core lapper Machine, Direct Shear Machine, Triaxial Shear Test Machine, Computerized Compression Testing Machine, Portable Hammer (Schmidt Hammer for UCS, Point Load Tester, automatic soil compactor for determination of OMC and others auxiliary equipments viz weighing machine, ovens etc.During the period from October 2013 to December 2013. no sample has been received. A total 260 tests on 130 nos of soil samples were conducted. Determined Wet Sieve Analysis and Plastic Limit for Earthquake Geology Divn, M-IV, WR, Jaipur.

-Printers & Scanners. LAN & switch unit

o Chemical – XRF, ICP- MS, AAS, Mercury Analyzer o Geophysics Instrumentation – DDR Resistivity meter, Analog and Digital MEQ units, ENVI

geophysical system,MF-2 Fluxgate Magnetometer, SP/Resistivity Potentiometer, FS-3 Hammer Seismograph,

o Mineral Physics – X-Pert Pro XRD machine. AMC AMC given for instruments in Chemical Division, Mineral Physics Division, Computers. Budget Requirement

a. Budget for XIIth Five Year Plan has been submitted. b. Budget estimate for F.Y. 2014-15 submitted. c. Expenditure statement and RCA statement regularly updated and uploaded in portal.

8 Geoinformatics:

Brief on the activities/ development: Uploading of Portal worthy seamless maps of the Region. Creation of Geoscientific Database for Central Geoscientific Data Centre (CGDC) of Degree

sheet 45I & J Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan.

Uploading of post 2004 reports: Uploading of post 2004 reports upto Field Season 2008-09 has been completed. 445 reports have been uploaded till date. 60 reports from 2009-10 onwards have been uploaded. Uploading of metadata of reports: Metadata of 4606 reports have been uploaded since inception.

Uploading of Pre 2004 reports: 2388 reports have been uploaded. Legacy FSP and their related Extended Abstracts: Uploaded FSP items and Extended Abstract

from F.S. 1987-88 to 2009-10. Status of Publication Records of GSI Vol.147 Part 7: Extended abstracts of unpublished reports for the F.S.2012-13. Finalised after due compilation, scrutiny and suggested modifications. The manuscript is in press for composition work and will be published as per schedule.

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GSI New Vol. 34 (II): Collection of material from various divisions / projects is in process and it will be finalized and published as per schedule. AGR GSI Vol. 147 Part 1: AGR is compiled, finalized and sent to NMH-III, CHQ. Items taken up outside field season programme A poster entitled ‘Journey of Western Region through Publications’ is prepared using Corel Draw software and submitted to the DDG & RMH-III, WR. Brochure entitled ‘Geotourism in Rajasthan & Gujarat’ is compiled, designed and printed for 53rd CGPB meeting at Delhi. Library services: a.) All GSI Publications brought out by WR has been distributed to officers within and outside the region. No Publication is pending for distribution. b) Reports on sale are keyed and edited from time to time as desired by TCS Division and other agencies.

9. Training/ Capacity Building Activities in the Region- See Annexure 10 10. Scientific workshops/ Meetings/ Seminars/ Symposium, Exhibitions etc., organized / to be organized/ participated. Highlights of the contributions made.

STAGE REVIEW MEETING Stage Review Meeting, SU: Rajasthan held on 25th October 2013

The Stage Review Meeting for the items of Mission-I (22 items), Mission-II A (22 items) & M-II B (one item of Lignite) for the F.S. 2013-14 of State Unit: Rajasthan was held on 25th October 2013 at GSI, WR Jaipur under the chairmanship of Shri Purshottam Shrivastava, Deputy Director General SU: Rajasthan. Shri I. R. Kirmani Deputy Director General & HOD, WR presided over the meeting. Two external expert members viz. Shri R. P. Verma, ex-Deputy Director General & HOD, WR, GSI and Shri C. P. Sisodia, ex-Deputy Director General, GSI were present to review the meeting. S/Shri R. G. Verma and R. K. Prasad Deputy Director General RMH 1 & RMH-II respectively attended the meeting and gave the brief introductory remarks for the items being carried out under them. Shri P. N. Sharma, Director, PSS, WR also attended the meeting. Besides this, all the Supervisory Officers along with their field officers attended the meeting and concerned officers made the presentations on the ongoing field investigations.

Stage Review Meeting, SU: Gujarat held on 28th October 2013

The Stage Review of items of FS 2013-14, pertaining to SU: Gujarat was held on 28.10.2013 under the Chairmanship of Shri I.R. Kirmani, Dy. Director General & HOD, Western Region. Two external expert members viz. Shri T.K. Saha, ex-Director GSI and

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Prof. R.D. Shah, Head, Department of Geology, M.G. Science Institute, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad were present to review the meeting. Dr C. Srikarni, Director, convened the Meeting. Shri I.R. Kirmani, Chairman, welcomed Shri T. K. Saha & Prof. R.D. Shah, External Experts and informed the house that recently there has been a slight change in the FSP implementation as due to prolonged monsoon this year not much of field work could be completed. However, all the parties have started the field work and that will be presented by the different parties. He invited the external experts and requested them, keeping in view of their vast professional experience both in India and abroad, to give valuable suggestions to the workers without any hesitation. The Chairman expressed that their suggestions would be of immense help in proper orientation of the ongoing FSP Items.

OAC MEETINGS State Unit Rajasthan XII_OAC_RAJ_07 held on 13th December 2013

The XII_OAC_RAJ_07 Meeting of SU: Rajasthan was held on 13th December, 2013 The meeting was chaired by Shri Purshottam Shrivastava, Dy. Director General, SU: Rajasthan, presided over by Shri I.R. Kirmani, Additional Director General and HOD, Western Region and convened by Shri A.K. Saxena, Director, T.C., SU: Rajasthan. The Chairman expressed his concern over the present status of achievement of targets which is 20 % to 30 % of the total work envisaged during F.S 2013-14 and expected it to be made up to a minimum of 55 % by the end of December, 2013. He advised the supervisory officers to ensure that the officers stay in field and complete the targets as per time schedule and all the samples collected in the field should be processed and submitted to Chemical Division in time.

State Unit Gujarat XII_OAC_GUJ_07 held on 10th December 2013

The XII_OAC_GUJ_07 Meeting of SU: Gujarat was held at Gandhinagar under the Chairmanship of Shri R.S. Rana, Dy. Director General, SU: Gujarat, Western Region on 10th December 2013. He welcomed all the participants and desired that all the field parties will do their best in this field season in line with the success of the last field season. He expressed that overall progress of the items is satisfactory although the GCM items have lagged behind in this quarter on account of submission and circulation of progress reports of the previous field season. He further advised all the Project Supervisors to ensure that all the field officers achieve major part of their assigned field targets by the end of January,

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2014, keeping in view, the forthcoming Term Review Meeting.

RAC MEETING XII_RAC_WR_07 held on 19th December The RAC Meeting XII_WR_RAC_07 of WR, GSI

was held on 19th December, 2013, under the Chairmanship of Shri I.R. Kirmani, Additional Director General & HOD, Western Region. He expressed his concern about FSP meeting of WR for F.S. 2014-15 which was held at Kolkata. He informed the house that some of the items were not formulated properly and sufficient care has not been given by supervisory officers / Mission Heads. He advised all be prepared for forthcoming term review and also to attend corrections / modifications in FSP proposals for F.S. 2014-15. He also emphasized on the progress of work vis-à-vis achievement which got hampered during this quarter due to Rajasthan Assembly Election. Shri Purshottam Shrivastava, Dy. D.G., SU: Rajasthan informed that utmost care has been initiated by reviewing the work on weekly basis which will help in achieving the assigned targets well in time.

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11. HRD, Establishment, Payroll, HRMIS, e-service book, etc.

The Western Region of GSI has rendered technical guidance to the students of various institutions from time to time, and recently efforts have been made to invite the officers of the state departments for the various training programmes being conducted by the GSI TI.

The officers of GSI, Operation Gujarat has provided technical guidance and training to the officers of Gujarat Mineral Resources Development Society in Kachchh Geochemical Mapping Project. They have also associated themselves in the selection process of the fellow geologists in GMRDS and have provided guidance to GMRDS as member of various committees. Guidance was also provided to the officers of Science City, Ahmedabad for selecting minerals for Museum which is in the process of establishment in the Science City. HRMIS data base: Filling up of Basic data (BD) and Service Book data of all the employees of GSI Western Region has been completed. Annual verification of Service Books by Group ‘A’ & Group ‘B’ officers has been completed. Group A and Group B (Gazetted) – Basic data & Service Book data of all the Officers entered. Group B (Non-Gazetted) and Group C - Basic data of all personnel entered. ECS for payment of salaries to employees in Jaipur: ECS affected in August, 2010. ECS for payment of salaries to employees in Gandhinagar: Salaries for employees of the State Unit Gujarat are paid through Electronic Clearing System. Tour Module: Started in October, 2010 for approval of JAG & SAG Level officers. Leave Module - Started in Gujarat Unit in January, 2011 and at Jaipur in June 2011. 12. Vehicles & Transport Infrastructure including age of vehicles. See Annexure 13. 13. Modernization- See Annexure 14 14. Drilling Infrastructure See Annexure 15A and 15 B

15. Outsourcing of routine services [housekeeping, security, garden, etc.] Maintenance of Routine Services: Housekeeping- Cleaning of office premises; filling water in room coolers etc – By

Outsourcing. Security - In house, through regular staff. Garden- Maintained by CPWD.

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE-1A

MAJOR MINERALS RESOURCES [UNDER VARIOUS UNFC CATEGORIES] ESTIMATED BY THE REGION, SHOWING STATE-WISE FIVE-YEARLY INCREMENT,

FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS. (RESOURCES AS ON 30.09.13)

MT: (In Million Tonnes)

Commodity 1995 2000 2005 2010 2012 2013

Copper (Cu) 187.55 188.83 212.03 280.73 298.03 312.86

Lead + Zinc (Pb+ Zn)

383.044 434.322 480.97 480.97 481.62 482.81

Gold (Au) - 22.29 49.375 105.81 110.03 110.66

Silver (Ag) - - - - 1.51 2.32

Phosphorite

- - -

- 2500 tonnes x 32.11%

P2O5 20,750

tonnes x 13.44% P2O5

Limestone (Rajasthan)

N.A. N.A. 4136.76 4735.1205 4931.8725 5079.7225

Limestone (Gujarat)

90,37,337 Tonnes

90,37,546 Tonnes

90,37,546 Tonnes

90,37,611 Tonnes

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ANNEXURE 1B NMI data sheet on list of items converted

(UNFC Compliance) Achievement: 152 reports converted by 30.09.2013 F.S. 2004-05 & onwards: 63 nos. Pre F.S. 2004-05: 89 nos. F.S. 2004-05 and onwards Sl No. Deposit Name Source Author(s) 1 Delwara West

Block, Bhukia Gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan

Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Delwara West Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2007-08.

R.L. Jat

2 Gundelapara block, Bhukia gold Prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan

Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Gundelapara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07 and 2007-08.

R.L. Jat and Apurba Banerjee

3 NW & SE of Gundelapara village

Final report for F.S. 2006-08, entitled “Investigation for Gold – Copper mineralization, northwest and southeast of Gundelapara village, Banswara district, Rajasthan”.

4 Khankriya Gara block, Bhukia prospect, Banswara ,dt, Rajasthan

Final report on “Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Khankriya Gara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2003-04 and 2004-05”.

R.L. Jat

5 Pathara Block - B Investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Pathara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-07.

Amit Srivastava

6 Minyun ki Dhani, Jaisalmer Basin., Rajasthan.

Search for low silica SMS grade limestone in western Rajasthan. Final report for F.S.2007-2009.

Subhash Yadav

7 Report on preliminary assessment of pegmatite for rare earth and rare metals in parts of Ajmer, Udaipur and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005 – 06 & 2006 - 07

Jaya Lal

8 Regional assessment of clay in Bikaner, Nagaur, Pali and part of Jodhpur districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005 – 06 & 2006- 07

J. V. Natani

9 Phosphorite of Khiyandi area

Report on preliminary investigation for phosphorite in the metasediments of Sirohi Group around Khiwandi, North west of Sumerpur, Pali district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007 - 08

Jaya Lal

10 Sibagaon and Bara Bera blocks

Report on the preliminary assessment of pegmatite for rare earth and rare metals in parts of Sirohi, Ajmer, Udaipur and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004 to 2004-2005.

Jaya Lal, Sunil Kumar

11 Dariba Block

Investigation for basemetals and associated noble metals in Baleshwar-Dariba belt, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-07.

Boopathi

12 Baniwala ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals around Baniwala ki Dhani- Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001-04

S. Mukhopadhyay

13 Dogeta Basi

Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in Dogeta Basi area, Dausa district, Rajasthan F. S. 2006-07

R.K. Sharma, Vivek Sharma

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14 Dokan Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006

R.K. Sharma, Vivek Sharma

15 Dokan North

Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006

R.K. Sharma, Vivek Sharma

16 Dungarwali Dhani Block

Exploration for basemetals in Dungarwali Dhani block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006.

A.K. Sharma

17 Halowala Johra Block

Exploration for basemetals and associated precious metal in Halowala Johra block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2003-2005

P.N. Sharma

18 Halowala Johra Block (Phase-II)

Exploration for basemetals and associated precious metal in Halowala Johra block (Phase-II), South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2007

P.N. Sharma

19 Halowala Johra West Block

Exploration for basemetals and associated precious metal in Halowala Johra West block, South Khetri Copper belt , Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008

P.N. Sharma

20 Kundla ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metal in Dokan North, Dokan, Kundla ki Dhani and Bageshwar blocks, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006

R.K. Sharma, Vivek Sharma, Israil Khan

21 Mahawa block

Investigation for basemetal in Mahawa block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-08

Boopathi

22 Manaksas- Jodhpura Block

Exploration for basemetals in Manaksas- Jodhpura area, South Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2007

A.K. Sharma

23 Maota Block Exploration for copper and associated precious metals in Maota block, Central Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008.

P.N. Sharma

24 Mina Ka Nangal Investigation for basemetals in Mina ka Nangal, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-2008

Israil Jhan, H.C. Sahu

25 Nathuwala Block

Investigation for basemetals in Nathuwala block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06.

Israil Khan

26 Nimod block

Investigation for basemetal in Nimod area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008

Israil Khan

27 Nimod Extension block

Investigation for basemetal in Nimod extension block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-2008

Boopathi

28 Pacheri Kalan Block

Exploration for basemetals and associated precious metal in Pacheri Kalan block, North-East of Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06

A.K. Sharma

29 Patan Block Investigation for basemetals in Patan block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2005-06

R.K. Sharma

30 Todi ka Bas

Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in Todi Ka Bas area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2006-08

R.K. Sharma, Vivek Sharma

31 Silora and Mohanpur

Final report on “Investigation for basemetals and associated gold mineralization in the Silora and Mohanpur blocks, Tikawara – Bir area, Ajmer District, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004 – 2005

Abhinandan Srivastava

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32 Bara Sarpatia Final report on “Investigation for Basemetals and gold Mineralization in Bara Satparia Block, Parsola Area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. ” FS 2005-06 and 2006-07

Shabbir Hussain

33 Gangas Final report on “Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Gangas and chhatrikhera blocks, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2003-04 and 2004-05

J.C. Dutta, R.P. Nagar, R.A. Sharma

34 Gangas Extension Final report on “Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Gangas Extension Block, Mangalwar Complex, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2005-06.

J.C. Dutta.

35 Hingoriya - Gadariyawas

Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in Hindoli Belt, Chittaurgarg District, Rajasthan”, FS 2004-05

R. P. Nagar

36 Jitawas West Final report on “Investigation for basemetal mineralization in Jitawas West Block, Dariba – Bethumbi belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. Field Season 2004 -2005

J.C.Dutta

37 Malikhera. Final report on “Reappraisal of basemetals in Malikhera Block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas Belt, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan”; FS 2004-05 and 2005-06

B.B. Sharma.

38 Pur – Dariba _ Gurla

Final report on “Investigation for Basemetals in Pur – Banera Belt between Pur – Dariba in the northeast and Gurla in the southwest, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan, FS 2004-05.

B. B. Sharma

39 Kot area, Desuri Tehsil, Pali District

Final report on “Exploration for basemetals, Gold, REE and Molybdenum I Kot area, Pali district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-2007 to 2007-2008

Somen Sarkar and B.B. Sharma.

40 Khandia-Masabar Preliminary investigation for polymetallic sulphide mineralization in Kandia-Masabar and its extension areas, Panchmahals district, Gujarat. F.S. 2006-07.

P.K.Singh

41 Limbdi-Sidsara- Meghpar Totodi

Geochemical appraisal of picrite basalt of Deccan Volcanic for gold and platinum group of elements in the Limbdi-Sidsara- Meghpar Totodi area, Jamnagar district, Gujarat. F.S. 2004-06.

J. Prasad.

42 Chalavad-Ranjitpura

Reappraisal of phosphate mineralization around Chalavad-Ranjitpura area, Panchmahals district, Gujarat. F.S. 2007-08.

B.B. Sharma

43 Una, Kodinar, Sutrapara

Assessment of limestone suitable for chemical, steelmelting shop (SMS), Blast Furnace (BFR) and Linzer Dusenthal (LD) in Una, Kodinar, Sutrapara talukas of Junagadh and Amreli districts, Gujarat. F.S. 2008-10.

B.B. Sharma, V.K. Sharma

44 Dugocha West Final report on investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Dugocha West Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2007-08

Suresh Chander

45 Beras and Wali ka Khera

Report on re-evaluation of aerogeophysical anomalies and integrated surveys for identifying target area for basemetal and associated gold mineralization in Beras and Wali ka Khera blocks of Anjeni-Bedawal area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan (P-II stage). F.S. 2007-08 & 2008-09.

L.S. Shekhawat and B.R. Berjania.

46 Bageshwar Investigation for basemetals in Bageshwar area, NW of Baniwala ki Dhani area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004 – 05.

S.Mukhopadhyay and Amit Srivastava

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47 Mundiyawas- Khera

Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metals in Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2008-2009.

D.Bhoopathi.

48 Nangal Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metal in Nangal block, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2008-2009.

Maneesh Khar and K.K.Behera.

49 Neori West Investigation for copper and associated metals in Neori West block, Central Khetri Copper Belt, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2004-2006.

D.K.Rai.

50 Gangas Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Gangas block, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07.

J.C. Dutta

51 Jitawas Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Gangas block, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07.

J.C. Dutta

52 Salampura Investigation for Basemetal Mineralization in Salampura Block, Pur – Banera Belt, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan, FS 2007-08 and 2008-09.

Soumen Sarkar and J.C. Dutta.

53 Delwara NorthWest Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Delwara NorthWest Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2008-09.

By R.L. Jat

54 Gundelapara Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Gundelapara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 2006-07 and 2007-08.

R.L. Jat and Apurba Banerjee

55 Bharkundi Investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Bharkundi area, Dungarpur district, Rajasthan. FS. 2007 -08.

Amit Srivastava.

56 Gundelapara. Investigation for gold – copper mineralization, Northwest and Southeast of Gundelapara village, Banswara District, Rajasthan. FS 2006 – 08.

Abhinandan Srivastava

57 Pathara Investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Pathara Block, Banswara District, Rajasthan. FS 2004 – 05 and FS 2006 – 07.

Amit Srivastava

58 Rajpura Investigation for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Rajpura area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2008 – 09.

Amit Srivastava

59 Mokpura and Barasarpatia

Investigation for gold and basemetals in Mokpura and Barasarpatia blocks, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2008 - 09

Jaya Lal and Pankaj Saini.

60 Preliminary investigation for gold in parts of Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan. FS 2008 – 09.

Subhas Yadav and R.S.Garkhal.

61 Dariba Investigation for basemetal in Dariba block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. FS 2007-2009.

R.K. Sharma and Vivek Sharma.

62 Panchokharkhara Investigation for basemetal in Panchokharkhara area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. FS 2006-2009.

Shri H.C. Sahu.

Dantali Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

D. Boopathi.

Matasula Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

D. Boopathi.

Raisar Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

D. Boopathi.

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Rampur Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

D. Boopathi.

Ratanpura Exploration for basemetal mineralisation in and around Raisar area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2004-2005.

D. Boopathi.

Pre- F.S. 2004-05 Sl No. Deposit Name Source Author(s) 1 Bhukia East Block,

Bhukia area, Bhukia gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan.

Final report on “Investigation for gold mineralization in Bhukia East Block, Bhukia area, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1993-94 to 1996-97.

S. S. Garhia and R.L. Jat

2 West Block, Bhukia (Jagpura) Gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan.

Final report on “Exploration in West Block, Bhukia (Jagpura) gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1992-93 to 1995-96.

A. K. Grover, R.G. Verma, S.S. Garhia, P. R. Golani, K. Prabhakara, Satish Kumar and R. L.Jat.

3 Delwara Block, Bhukia prospect Banswara district, Rajasthan.

Final report on “Investigation for gold in Delwara Block, Bhukia area, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1999 -2000 to 2001-02.

S. S. Garhia and R.L. Jat

4 East Central Block, Bhukia prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan

Final report on “Investigation for gold in East Central Block, Bhukia area, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1999 - 2000 to 2001-02.

S. S. Garhia ,R.L. Jat and D.B. Guha

5 Kukra East Block

Final report entitled “Investigation for gold and associated basemetals in Kukra East and Padwa blocks, Karavali-Ghagri-Amalva area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan”. F.S. 1999-2000, 2000-2001 and 2001-2002,

R.P.Nagar, Geologist (Jr.), & Jayalal, Geologist (Sr.)

6 Timaran Mata West Block, Bhukia prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan

Final report on “Investigation for gold in Timaran Mata West Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98 and 1998-99”.

D.B. Guha, R.P. Nagar and R.L. Jat

7 Timaran Mata East Block, Bhukia prospect Banswara district, Rajasthan

Final report on “Investigation for gold in Timaran Mata East Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98 and 1998-99”.

S. S. Garhia and R.L. Jat

8 Search for high magnesia ultramafic rocks in Ajmer, Bhilwara, Pali and Rajsamand districts of Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 - 02

S. Chaudhury P. Mahadevappa

9 Final report on preliminary assessment of dolomite for use as refractory mineral in Nagaur, Jodhpur and Pali districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 - 02

Dr. Ravindra Kumar

10 Search for high magnesia ultramafic rocks along Kaliguman lineament in Ajmer, Bhilwara, Pali, Rajasmand, Udaipur and Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan. FS 2001-02 and 2002-03

Dinesh Kumar

11 Hoshiyara and Kuchil Block

Report on investigation for basemetal between Hoshiyara and Kuchil, Ajmer district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1997-98.

A.K.Malhotra

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12 Manpur, Devlapal and Dugocha areas

Report on investigation for basemetals and associated gold mineralization around Manpur, Devlapal and Dugocha areas in parts of Udaipur, Banswara and Dungarpur Districts, Rajasthan. F.S. 1997-98.

Suresh Chander

13 Kakalwar and Salgiawas Block

Final report on systematic geological and geochemical evaluation of aero geophysical anomaly at Kakalwar and Salgiawas area in parts of Todaraisingh and Deoli Tehsils of Tonk district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1996-97 & 1997-98.

R.Srinivas Rao

14 Dugocha Block Final Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha and Baratalav Blocks,in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000.

15 Dugocha North Block

Final Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha North Block, in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000.

16 Dugocha East and West Block

Report on integrated surveys for gold and associated basemetal mineralization in Dugocha East & West Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-01.

S.Chowdhury

17 Dugocha East Block

Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha (South) and Dugocha (East) Block in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 2002-2003.

Suresh Chandra, I.R. Kirmani

18 Ghagri and Baroliya blocks

Report on investigation for basemetal / noblemetal mineralization in Ghagri and Baroliya blocks of Salumber-Dhariawad mineralized belt, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-2001 & 2001-02.

R.Srinivasa Rao, C.K.Gautam

19 Ghagri Block Report on investigation for basemetal and associated noble metal mineralization in Ghagri Block of Salumber area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan (E-I Stage). F.S. 2003-04.

20 Report on Test Drilling for Gold and Associated Basemetal Mineralization in Dugocha (South) and Dugocha (East) Block in Parts of Udaipur District, Rajasthan (E-I Stage). F.S. 2002-03.

21 Kaoi and Sankli Block

Final report on integrated surveys for identifying target areas for basemetal and associated gold mineralization between Kaoi and Sankli Block, Bhilwara and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan F.S. 2001-02 & 2002-03.

B.R.Bejarniya, Geologist (Sr.) & R.S.Rao

22 Selpur and Saramanpur Blocks

Final report on the drilling investigation for basemetal and boble metal mineralization in Selpur and Saramanpur Blocks of Salumber-Dhariawad mineralized belt, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-99 & 1999-2000.

R.Srinivasa Rao

23 Umarvaniyan Block

Report on investigation on basemetal mineralization in Umarvaniyan Block, Salumber – Dhariawad area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2003-04.

Suresh Chander

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24 Dhani Basri

Investigation for basemetals and associated precious metal at Dhani Basri, Dausa district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2000-2003

R.K. Sharma

25 Gangas Final report on “Report on search for basemetals in Gangas area, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan,” FS 2002-03.

J.C. Dutta

26 Rajpura ‘C’ Final report on “Reappraisal of Basemetal potential in Rajpura ‘C’ Block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan”. FS 2001-02, 2002 - 03 and 2003-04.

J.C. Dutta

27 Relmagra-Kantiyakhera and Pari - Daulatpara

Final report on “Investigation for silver and basemetals in Rajpura – Dariba – Bethumbi and Jashma – Bhupalsagar – Bhinder Belts, Rajsamand and Chittargarh districts, Rajasthan. Field Season 2003 – 2004

R.P.Nagar

28 Sindesar Kalan West Block

Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in Sindesar Kalan West Block, Dariba-Bethumbi-Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 1999-2000 to 2003-2004

J.C. Datta

29 Sindesar Khurd Block

Final report on “Exploration for Lead-Zinc in Sindesar Khurd Block, Dariba-Bethumbi-Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 1997-98, 98-99 and 1999-2000

B.B. Sharma

30 Sindesar Khurd Extension Block

Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in Sindesar Khurd Extension Block, Dariba-Bethumbi-Surwas Belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan, FS 2000-01, 2001-02 and 2003-2004.

B.B. Sharma

31 Lathiyakheri West Final report on “Investigation for basemetals in Lathiyakheri West Block, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan”. Field Season 1998 – 1999, 1999 – 2000, 2000 - 2001

J.C.Dutta

32 Padwa Block

Investigation for gold and associated basemetals in Kukra east and padwa blocks, Karavali-Ghagri-Amalva area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan” F.S. 1999-2000, 2000-2001 and 2001-2002

R.P.Nagar, Jayalal

33 Dugocha Final report on test drilling for gold and associated base metal mineralization in Dugocha and Baratalav blocks in parts of Udaipur district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-2000

A.K. Malhotra & Suresh Chander

34 Block-I between Lunavada-Godhra towns.

Report on ground re-evaluation of aero-geophysical anomalies in parts of BRGM-CGG flown areas in Block-I between Lunavada-Godhra towns of Subarkantha and Panchmahals districts, Gujarat. F.S. 1998-99.

R.S. Rao.

35 Baniwali Ki Dhani Investigation for basemetals around Baniwala ki Dhani- Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 2001 – 2004.

S. Mukhopadhyay.

36 Bapi Area. Exploration for basemetals and associated gold in Bapi area, Dausa district, Rajasthan.

R.K.Sharma.

37 Bhojgarh. Exploration for basemetals and associated Noble metals in Bhojgarh Block, South Khetri Copper belt , Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1999 – 2003.

Brij Kumar.

38 Manaksas Exploration for basemetals in the Manaksas Block, South Khetri Copper belt, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1998-99.

A.K.Sharma.

39 Muradpur Exploration for basemetals in Muradpur, NE of Khetri Copper Belt, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. 1999-2004.

A.K.Sharma and D.K.Rai.

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40 Narda Investigation for bismuth and associated gold

mineralization in Narda area and geochemical mineral targeting around Baniwala ki Dhani and Dokan area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. F.S. 1999 - 2001

S.Mukhopadhyay.

41 Bhinder Prospect Targeting for Basemetal around Bhinder in Jasma – Bhinder Belt, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. Field Season 1998 – 1999.

S. Sanyal.

42 Bethumbi Reappraisal of basemetal mineralization in Bethumbi block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. FS 2000-01 and 2001-02

B.B.Sharma.

43 Antalia Search for Emerald Mineralization in Antalia – Gogunda - Godawara area, Rajsamand and Udaipur Districts, Rajasthan, FS 1999-2001.

R.S.Garkhal and Dinesh Kumar.

44 Mataji Ka Khera Investigation for basemetals in Mataji Ka Khera block, Dariba – Bethumbi – Surawas belt, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan”. FS 2002-03.

B.B. Sharma.

45 Sam, Niba, Bida To locate and assess the mineable deposits of Bentonitic clays, Fuller’s earth and White Clay. FS 1998 – 1999 and 1999 – 2000.

D.W. Joshi and P.S. Gill.

46 Madalgarh and Ghatol Preliminary assessment of low silica dolomite in parts of Chittaurgarh, Bhilwara and Banswara districts, Rajasthan. FS 1998 – 1999.

C. K. Gautam.

47 Ajmer, Alwar, Banswara, Bhilwara, Bundi, Chittaurgarh, Churu, Dausa, Dungarpur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali, Rajsamand, Sikar, Sirohi, Udaipur.

Regional assessment and search for extension of marble and related calc-silicate rocks of Rajasthan for use as dimension and decorative stones. FS 2000 – 2001.

J. V. Natani.

48 Kankriya Gara Exploration for gold-copper mineralization in Khankriya Gara Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. FS 2003-04 and 2004-05.

R.L. Jat

49 Bairat-Sonara-Tiljara Investigation for gold mineralization in Bairat-Sonara-Tiljara area of Alwar- Jaipur Belt, Alwar and Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001

Sanjaya Kumar Dash, A.K. Grover, Ravindra Kumar, and Sanjoy Sanyal.

50 Mahuwal – Tartai Investigation for gold in Mahuwal – Tartai area, Banswara district, Rajasthan. FS. 1998 – 99.

Shubhabrata Mukhopadhyay.

51 Navagaon Investigation for gold in Navagaon block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS. 2002 – 03.

R.P.Nagar.

52 Kevda Investigation for gold and associated basemetals in Kevda block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1998 – 99.

L.M.S. Maura

53 Kukra West Block, Investigation for gold and associated Basemetals in Kukra West Block, Aravalli, Udaipur Dist, Rajasthan. FS: 1999-2000 and Exploration for gold mineralization in Kukra West Block, Salumber area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan. FS 2002 – 2004.

Jaya Lal (FS 1999 – 2000) Subhas Yadav (FS 2002 – 04)

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54 Vasu Investigation for gold in Vasu area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-02

L.M.S. Maura and Subash Yadav

55 Vasu Investigation for basemetals and gold in Vasu area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2002-03.

Subhas Yadav

56 Natharia- Ki-Pal. Investigation for gold in Natharia- Ki-Pal, Iswal-Selu, Sunarkuri, Manpur, Dewal and Vasu areas, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS. 1999-2000 and 2000-2001.

L.M.S. Maura, S. Sanyal and Subash Yadav

57 Deri-ambaji, Investigation for gold in deri-ambaji, Deldar, Wasa, Ghoda Tankni, Titoi and Brahmpuri areas in Sirohi and Banaskantha districts, Rajasthan and Gujarat States. FS 1999-2000 and 2000-01.

D.Bhattacharya and S. Chowdhury.

58 Bhavnagar District. Evaluation and Characterization Of Bentonite And Kaolinite Deposits Of Bhavnagar District, Gujarat. FS 2002-03.

Sudipta Sarkar

59 Koranga, Inaj and Indori

Investigation for Limestone of chemical and BF grade in Koranga, Inaj and Indori areas of Jamnagar and Junagadh districts, Gujarat. FS 2000 – 2001.

Des Raj.

60 Vadodara, Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Banaskantha, Mahesana, Surat and Dangs

Resource Survey And Detailed Investigation for Delineation of suitable Dimension Stone, Granite Deposits and Low Silica Dolomite in parts of Vadodara, Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Banaskantha, Mahesana, Surat, Dangs Districts, Kachchh And Saurstra Regions of Gujarat. FS 1998-99.

Janardan Prasad and P.K.Chaurasia

61 Sepa and Sheriyakhan Investigation for BF and Chemical Grade Limestone in Sepa and Sheriyakhan area in Junagadh District, Gujarat.FS 1998-99.

Des Raj.

62 Sheriyakhan-Deorana Investigation for BF and Chemical grade limestone in Sheriyakhan-Deorana area in Junagadh district , Gujarat. FS 1998-2000.

Des Raj

63 Idar Investigation for Tin, Tungsten and associated Minerals in Malani Igneous Suite of rocks around Sabarkantha District, Gujarat. FS 2001-02

Des Raj and B.K.Sahu

64 Adwana-Jahaz Exploration for base metal in Adwana-Jahaz block, South Khetri belt, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004.

A.K. Sharma and D. Boopathi.

65 Dhani Basri, Gola ka Bas, Kalajpuri Andhi, Tholai and Nimla.

Exploration for basemetal and associated precious metals in Dhani Basri, Gola ka Bas, Kalajpuri Andhi, Tholai and Nimla area, North Delhi fold belt, Alwar, Dausa and Jaipur districts, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2000.

R.K. Sharma

66. Deravad Report on the basemetal study in Deravad area, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 1998-2000.

R.A. Sharma, L.S. Shekhawat and S.S. Sivasankaran.

67 Isarwas-Billon ka Gura Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in Isarwas-Billon ka Gura zone, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2002-2003.

P.P. Kalpande and R.A. Sharma.

68 Kuhara Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Kuhara area, Jaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003.

P.N. Sharma.

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69 Balicha Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003.

R.A. Sharma and Vivek Sharma.

Bortalai Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003.

R.A. Sharma and Vivek Sharma.

Chargadia Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003.

R.A. Sharma and Vivek Sharma.

Kadesa Investigation for basemetals in Bortalai-Balicha and Chargadia-Kadesa areas near Bhinder, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2001-2003.

R.A. Sharma and Vivek Sharma.

70 Amargarh Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001.

L.S. Shekhawat.

Gelaji east Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001.

L.S. Shekhawat.

Pachanpura-Chhabriya

Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001.

L.S. Shekhawat.

Ummedpura- Manoharpura

Basemetal exploration in Pachanpura-Chhabriya block, Ummedpura- Manoharpura block, Gelaji east and Amargarh blocks, Jahazpur belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan. FS 1999-2001.

L.S. Shekhawat.

71 Bhupalsagar Investigation for silver and basemetals in Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma-Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004.

R.P. Nagar

Jashma-Bhupalsagar

Investigation for silver and basemetals in Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma-Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004.

R.P. Nagar

Rajpura-Dariba Investigation for silver and basemetals in Rajpura-Dariba-Bethumbi and Jashma-Bhupalsagar- Bhinder belts, Rajsamand and Chittaurgarh districts, Rajasthan. FS 2003-2004.

R.P. Nagar

72 Gamrapal Investigation for basemetals and gold in Sitawali and Gamrapal blocks of Karavali sector, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2000-2002.

S.S. Sivasankaran, Prasant P. Kalpande R.A. Sharma,

Sitawali Investigation for basemetals and gold in Sitawali and Gamrapal blocks of Karavali sector, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. FS 2000-2002.

S.S. Sivasankaran, Prasant P. Kalpande R.A. Sharma,

73. South Sindesar Ridge Deposit

Interim Report on the Basemetal Exploration in “A” and “B” Sub-Blocks, South Sindesar Ridge, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97

74. Sindesar Khurd Deposit

Report on the Exploration in Sindesar Khurd Block, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan: F.S. 1997-98.

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75. Lathiyakheri East Report on the Exploration in Lathiyakheri East Block, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan (E-II Stage), F.S. 1997-98.

76. Lathiyakheri East Deposit

Report on Exploration in Lathiyakheri East Block, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97.

77. Sunariya Khera Deposit

Report on Exploration for Lead-Zinc Mineralisation in Sunariya Khera, Block, Dariba-Bethumbi Belt, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1997-98

78. Sunariya Khera Deposit

Report on Exploration for Lead-Zinc Mineralisation in Sunariya Khera, Block, Dariba-Bethumbi Belt, Rajsamand District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97

79. Hinglaz Mata Deposit

Investigation for Gold in Hinglaz Mata-Parsola area, Dungarpur and Udaipur Districts, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97

80. Hinglaz Mata Deposit

Report on Investigation for Gold Mineralisation in Hinglaz Mata area, Dungarpur District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1994-95 to 1998-99

81. Hinglaz Mata Deposit

Investigation for Gold in Hinglaz Mata area, Dungarpur District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1997-98

82. Naila-ki-Dhani Deposit

Exploration for Base metal in the Rampura-Tonda-Naila-ki-Dhani area, Eastern Khetri Belt, Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97

83. Bhukia (Jagpura) Deposit

Report on Gold Exploration in parts of south central and East Blocks, Bhukia(Jagpura) Gold Prospect, Banswara District,Rajasthan, F.S. 1995-96

84. Bhukia -Jagpura Report on Exploration for Gold in East Block, Bhukia-Jagpura area, Banswara District,Rajasthan, F.S. 1995-96

85. Naila-ki-Dhani Deposit

Exploration for Base metal in the Rampura-Tonda-Naila-ki-Dhani area, Eastern Khetri Belt, Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1995-96

86. Hinglaz Mata Investigation for Gold in Hinglaz Mata-Parsola area, Dungarpur and Udaipur Districts, Rajasthan, F.S. 1996-97

87. Kalab Kalan Report on investigation for Basemetal mineralisation in Boyo-ki-Nadi and Kalab Kalan Blocks, Chittar-Kalab Kalan Sector, Pali District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1994-95 & 1995-96

88. Pindwara-Watera Deposit Anjari Block, Basantgarh Block, Bhimana Block, Danva Block, Goliya Block, Pipela Block & Watera Block

Investigation for Gold in Mafic-Ultramafic Rocks Related to Ophiolites of the South Delhi Fold Belt in Danva, Ajari, Pipela and adjoining areas, Pindwara-Watera sector, Sirohi District, Rajasthan, F.S. 1990-91 to 1995-96

89. Dhrasanvel-Kalyanpur Deposit

Detailed Investigation for B.F. and Chemical grade Limestone in Dhrasanvel-Kalyanpur area of Okha Mandal Taluka, Jamnagar District, Gujrat, F.S. 1995-96

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Major Activity area. Programme Target

FS 2012-13

Achievement FS 2012-13

(till 31-03-13)

Programme Target

FS 2013-14

Achievement FS 2013-14

(till 30-06-13)

Achievement FS 2013-14

(till 30-09-13)

Achievement FS 2013-14

(till 31-12-13)

1. Survey and Mapping a) Ground Survey

i) Special Thematic Mapping (sq km)

3300 3673 3150 85 88 1378

ii) Geochemical Mapping (sq km)

16800 16687 16800 582 206 7079

iii) Geophysical Mapping (sq km)

4200 4200 7000 565 160 1605

2. Mineral Exploration i) Large scale

Mapping (sq km) 595 620 830 24.5 22 436

ii) Detailed Mapping (sq km)

13.5 13.51 22 0.775 3.5 7.44

iii) Drilling (m) 10900 7569.8m (including 881.25 m Spillover drilling)

12200 2972.61 (including 2102.96 m Spillover drilling)

2188.59 (including 168.24 m Spillover drilling)

1454.5

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FSP Rolling Plan for F.S. 2013-14

Mission - I

STM

F.S. Short Title Personnel deployed / required

Rajasthan 2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Geochemical evaluation of granitoid plutons of South Khetri Belt for their potentiality for Basemetals, REE & other associated Minerals, Jhunjhunun and Sikar Districts, Rajasthan.

Objective: 1. STM of the granite pluton and associated rocks on 1:25,000 scale 2.Classification of Granitoids and identification of different phases of granitoids for age dating. 3.Geological and Petrochemical chemical evaluation of granitoid plutons by detailed mapping & systematic sampling of alteration zones to locate potential zones of basemetals, REE & other associated minerals.

Sandip Neogi Prateek Garkhal

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Guwara-ki-Dhani, Pachhodala, Antela-Pragpura areas, Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization. Objective: To elucidate lithostratigraphy, structure and to identify favourable target areas for exploration for copper mineralisation in rocks.

Sudipta Ghosh Diptansu Sengupta

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Agar- Jodhawas- Bairath area, Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization. Objective: To elucidate lithostratigraphy, structure and to identify favourable target areas for exploration for copper mineralisation in rocks.

Gopal Dass Manish M John

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in parts of toposheet nos. 45H/06 & 45H/07, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. Objective: To work out detailed stratigraphy of the Jharol Group and its relationship with ultramafics and to assess the mineral potential of the area.

Vaibhav Anand Dhawan Bibin Das

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in parts of toposheet nos. 45H/09 & 45H/13, Udaipur district, Rajasthan. Objective: To work out the stratigraphy and tectonics of Aravalli Supergroup and to assess the mineral potential of the area.

Firoze Ahmed Nandan Kumar

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Specialised thematic mapping of the Malani Igneous Suite around Siwana, Barmer District, Rajasthan. Objectivee: To work out the petrogenesis and tectonic evolution of Malani Igneous Suite in Siwana Ring Complex and to assess mineral potential.

Saurav Kumar Rastogi Tanmay Mukherjee

Gujarat 2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: Specialised thematic mapping in the area of Kanesara Igneous complex around Lodhika in parts of Rajkot District, Gujarat Objective : To establish lava stratigraphy, emplacement pattern and petrogenesis of various intrusive and extrusive rocks.

Md. Naushad Jnana Ranjan Behera

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2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: Specialised Thematic Mapping of the Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Data-Bhanpur area of Banaskantha district of Gujarat. Objective: To elucidate lithostratigraphy of granitoid, basic intrusive rocks and metasediments of Delhi Supergroup and their relation with Sendra-Ambaji and Erinpura granites, as well as the mineral potential of the area.

Arindam Dutta Shukla Bhattacharya

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Specialized thematic mapping of the granites and associated lithounits in part of Sabarnkantha district of Gujarat. Objective: To elucidate the tectono-magmatic evolution and mineral potential of granites and associated lithounits based on lithological and structural mapping, field relationship and, petrographical and minero-petrochemical characterization.

Sohini Das Jose Phillips

GCM: Rajasthan

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheet nos. 45N/2 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of district Jaipur, Ajmer & Tonk, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Mukesh Kumar Sunil Kumar P. Trivedi, Chemist

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/5, 45J/6 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

S M. Rangaria. Abhisek Anand b. P Trivedi (Chemi

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/9, 45J/10 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Vineet Kumar Monika Sangwan P. Trivedi (Chemist)

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/13, 45J/14 and parts of 45N/3 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Jaipur and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Jobin J. Binu Sharma Trivedi (Chemist)

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/8 and part of 45N/4 covering part of, Ajmer & Tonk districts Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Deepmala Barsagade Mausam Yadav P.Trivedi (Chemist)

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title:Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/3, 45J/4 & part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur and Pali districts, Rajasthan. Objective:To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Lalit Jangid Surinder Lal P. Trivedi (Chemist)

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/7, 45J/8 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Pali and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Ram Ratan Singh Joy. S P. Trivedi (Chemist)

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/11, 45J/12 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental anayses.

Naveen Kumar Nigam Pradeep Pal Singh P. Trivedi (Chemist

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2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/15, 45J/16 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45J and 45N of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses

Mrutyunjay Das Anup Sudan Wankhade P. Trivedi (Chemist)

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/7 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Nigar Jahan Debdatta Basu (Chemist)

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/11, 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan stateusing multi elemental analyses.

Sana Naqvi Sangeeta Maurya (Chemist)

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/15 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Saurav Sen Monotrisha Dey (Chemist)

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/12 and part of

45N/16, covering parts of Tonk district, Rahasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45N of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Pawan Kumar. Lalit Mohan (Chemist)

2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45L/8, & part of 45 L/12 covering parts of Udaipur & Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45 L of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

Swanand Govind Pathak Abishek Kumar Sinha P. Trivedi (Chemist)

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Geochemical mapping of toposheets 46 I/5 & lower part of 45L/12 covering parts of Dungarpur, Banswara and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 46I & 45L of Rajasthan State using multi elemental analyses.

Ratandeep Jauhari Jolly Roy Trivedi (Chemist)

2010-2015 Title:To provide technical guidance for Geochemical Mapping

Project to be carried out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU Between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt. of Rajasthan) – geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,9, 10 ; 46E/5,6,9,10; and 46I/2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 covering parts of Chittaurgarh, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Udaipur, Dungarpur and Banswara districts. Objective: To create geochemical database of Rajasthan State using multi-elemental analysis.

Pawan Kumar (PT) Ratandeep Jauhari (PT)

Gujarat

2013-14 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/ 7 and in parts of sheet Nos.46F/ 5.covering parts of Panchmahal and Vadodra districts, Gujarat Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis.

S K Gupta Iswar

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/6 and in parts of 46F/ 5 covering Panchmahals, Kheda and Vadodra districts, Gujarat Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis.

Deepankar G.D.Singh

2013-14 Title:Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos. 46E/11 and parts of 46F/5 covering Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Kheda and Dungarpur districts, Gujarat & Rajasthan Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-

Bhupesh Urkude A.K. Sahu.

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elemental analysis.

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/7 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Sabarkantha and Kheda districts of Gujarat. Objectivee: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis.

K K Sahu 1 G

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/2 and in parts of 46F/5 covering part of Sabarkantha district,Gujarat Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using Multi-elemental analysis.

Pallavi Ruikar Ara Aurora

2013-14 Title: Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/15 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Kheda and Dungarpur districts of Gujarat and Rajasthan. Objective: To create geochemical database of Gujarat State using multi-elemental analysis.

Piyush Kumar Sharad Porate.

Geophysics Division 2013-14 Title: Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45

K falling in Bhilwara, Rajasmand, Chittorgarh and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan Objective: To delineate the subsurface structures and to generate gravity – magnetic data for geophysical data base of degree sheet no 45K under Project GPM.

A V Kulkarni S Bangara Babu

2013-14 Title: Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45 K falling in Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan Objective: To delineate the subsurface geological structures and to generate gravity – magnetic data for geophysical data base of sheet no 45K under project NGPM.

R L Regar Gyanesh Lashkari Ashok Kumar Jangir

Geomorphological Mapping 2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: National Mission on Geomorphological and Lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale using satellite data.

2G (PT, CHQ), 2G (RS, NRO), 2G (RS, CRO), Shipra Choudhury, Manoj Shekhawat, Purnima Konwar*, Sourav Khan (All PT, RS, WRO), 2G (RS, SRO), 2G (RS, ERO), 1G (Geodata Division, CHQ)

Mission-II Natural Resources: Ferrous Group Rajasthan

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Search for iron ore bodies in the Hindoli Group of rocks in Karauli- Bundi area in parts of Bharatpur, Karauli and Bundi districts Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To delineate iron ore bodies

K.K.Nayak, Parashar Mishra

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Precious Minerals Rajasthan

2013-14 Title: Exploration for gold-copper mineralisation in Jagpura area, Banswara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: -G3) Objective / Projected Outcome: To assess the potentiality of gold-copper mineralization

Sanjay Singh NA

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Investigation for gold-copper mineralisation in areas between Khamera and Devla Pal, Banswara, Udaipur and Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan. (Stage: -G4) Objective: To assess the potentiality of gold-copper mineralisation

Manoj Kumar Raktim Das

2013-14 Title: Investigation for gold and associated base metal mineralisation in Gundelapara South Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC -G4) Objective / Projected Outcome: To delineate the potential zones for detailed exploration.

Jayesh Chourasia Subodh Mukesh Kujur

Non-Ferrous and Strategic Minerals Rajasthan

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title : Investigation for REE mineralisation in the Dhani Granite, Pali District, Rajasthan. Objective / Projected Outcome: To assess the REE potential of the Dhani Granite.

D. B. Jena Utpal Kumar Das

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Kundiyan Parmeshwarpura and Dhamana-Devariya block dist. Bhilwara, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: Objective: To assess the basemetal potential of Kundiyan Parmeshwarpura and Dhamana-Devariya block.

Gyaneshwar Singh P. K. Bharti

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Investigation for REE mineralisation in Gothara granite of Khetri Fold Belt, Jhunjhunu district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To assess the REE potential of Gothara granite of Khetri Fold Belt

Krishanu Nath Dimpi Gogoi

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title:Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera block, Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To evaluate depth potential as well as strike extension of Cu and precious metal mineralisation.

Israil Khan (PT) P.R. Sahoo (PT)

2013-14 Title: Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera SE block, Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To evaluate the subsurface potential of Cu and precious metal mineralisation.

Israil Khan (PT) P.R. Sahoo (PT)

2013-14 Title: Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Mundiyawas block, Mundiyawas - Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To evaluate potential of Cu and precious metal mineralisation in the Mundiyawas block, Mundiyawas Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan.

Muzaffar Nazar Nevin C G

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Exploration for basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objective: To test subsurface continuity of basemetal mineralisation and associated precious metals.

Bulbul Mondal NA

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2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Investigation for basemetal in Dariba North Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). bjective / Projected Outcome: To assess the zones of basemetal mineralisation and associated precious metals.

Mahesh S Bhaise NA

2013-14 Title: Exploration for basemetal in Palaswala ki Dhani Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To test the sub surface continuity of the basemetal mineralisation and associated precious metals delineated on surface in Palaswala ki Dhani block.

Haraman Mahanta NA

2013-14 Title: Investigation for basemetal in Teliwala-Ramliyas Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To delineate the zones of basemetal mineralisation and Associated precious metals.

Mohd. Ahmed S K Patle

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Preliminary studies for identification of target area for basemetal exploration in Chandlyawas, Ajmer district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC -G4). Objective: To trace the north-eastern extension of Kayer baemetal deposit.

Anup Kamble NA

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Chari NW Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.(Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: To assess the basemetal potential in the area.

A.K. Awasthi Vinod Barahate

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title: Investigation for base metals in Bhimana & Kivarli blocks, Sirohi District, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : Delineation of target areas for detailed exploration for base Metal mineralisation.

Md. Imran Pathan NA

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title: Preliminary investigation for copper and associated minerals in gap area situated between already explored Bokri and Malwali prospects of the Eastern Khetri Metallotect, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC- G4). Objective : To assess the basemetal potential in the gap area between already explored Bokri and Malwali prospects of the Eastern Khetri Metallotect.

P.N. Sahoo Ashok Singh

2013-14 Title: Investigation for Copper and Tungsten in the Kamalpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To test the surface copper anomalies at depth by drilling and prospecting of tungsten

K R Ansari NA

Industrial and Fertilser minerals Rajasthan

2013-14 Title: Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in Minyuin-Ki-Dhani, East Block –A, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective : To locate low silica SMS & LD-grade specification limestone in view of increasing demand by steel plants\

Soumya Jyoti Brahma Nandita Singh

2013-14 Title Item: Search of low silica SMS and LD grade limestone in Sabbu ka Toba, Block-A, AsuTar area, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G3). Objectivee: To locate low silica SMS and LD-grade limestone in view of increasing demand by steel plants

Sanjoy Debnath Nikhil Agarwal

2013-14 Title Item: Search for low grade phosphorite in Lal- Madri and Karoli-Ki-Dhani area, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objectivee: To identify the potential target areas of phosphorite for detailed investigation.

Aneesh Kumar SR Vijay Namdev

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Gujarat

2013-14 &

2014-15

Title Item: Demarcation of Dolomitic Limestone band with a focus on investigation for Magnesite, near Chalvad-Gandhra- Ranjitpura and Wadli areas of Panchmahal district, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objectivee: Searching of magnesite bands within dolomitic limestone.

H.K.Basheer Harish Mistry

2013-14 Title Item: Investigation for PGE and REE mineralisation in ultramafic and felsic rocks near Kanpura and Kengora, Banaskantha District, Gujarat. Objectivee: To delineate the possible zone of PGE and REE mineralisation in ultramafic and felsic rocks respectively.

Parveen Kumar V S Modi

2013-14 Title Item: Investigation for PGE, REE and Cu mineralisation in ultramafic rocks in and around Ajapur Vanka-Surela-Rabaran area Banaskantha District, Gujarat. Objectivee: To delineate the possible zone of PGE, REE and Cu mineralization in ultramafic rocks related to Phulad Ophiolite and felsic rocks

Annie Daliya Dhananjay Verma

2012-13 &

2013-14

Title Item: Assessment of the Wollastonite and associated mineral Occurrences in the Dhanpura-Ghoda area of Banaskantha district, Gujarat. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objectivee: To assess the potentiality of the wollastonite deposits and search for other strategic minerals viz. schellite, REE etc.

Anup Kumar Nilesh More

Natural Energy Resources - Lignite Rajasthan

2013-14 Title: Search for lignite by scout drilling in Panna area in the Palana basin, Jaisalmer and Bikaner districts, Rajasthan. (Stage: UNFC-G4). Objective: a) To locate lignite bearing blocks. b) To establish the stratigraphic set up in the north-western part of the Palana basin. c) Preliminary assessment, if horizons are located.

Bijoy Ashish Sen 1G

Mission-IV Rajasthan 2013-14 Title: Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Development Projects

in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Objective: To carry out DPR/pre-construction, construction and post-construction stage geotechnical investigations for multipurpose river valley projects, other medium and minor irrigation schemes in Rajasthan/Gujarat. Geotechnical studies comprise selection of suitable sites, identification of weak geological features and suggest foundation treatment / strengthening measure: final foundation grade geological mapping, 3-D geological logging of the tunnels/ COT and approval for laying concrete / masonry/impervious material.

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT)

2013-14 Title: Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan Objective: To carryout feasibility, DPR/pre-construction, construction and post-construction stage geotechnical investigations of bridge sites for evaluation of foundation conditions deciding foundation grade of piers and abutments, identification of weak zones and suggesting remedial measures to ensure the safety of the structure.

Suresh Pareek (PT)

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2013-14 Title: Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh ( as a single package) Objective: To carry out pre-construction stage geotechnical investigations of proposed Broad Gauge Railway Line between Dungarpur and Ratlam via Banswara town for evaluation of foundation conditions deciding foundation grade of Tunnels, piers and abutments of Bridges and important structures, identification of weak zones and suggesting remedial measures to ensure the safety of the structure.

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT)

2013-14 Title: Satellite imageries interpretations of 5 km and 50 km radius from the Banswara Atomic Plant site and its field checks. Objective: To carryout Feasibility Stage Geological, Geotechnical and Interpretations of the Satellite Imageries data in 5 km and 50 km radius from the Banswara Atomic Plant site and its field checks by the RS Division and its field checks will be carried out by the Geologists, Engineering Geology Division.

V. P. Sharma, S. Pareek, M. K. Kaistha (ALL PT) + 1G from RS Division (PT)

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Seismic Hazard / Microzonation of Greater Baroda town. Objective: Preparation of Seismic Hazard / Microzonation map of Greater Baroda town, Gujarat.

Abhishek Verma, Sushmita Sinha + 2GP

2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: Desertification impact assessment in the margin and core areas of Thar Desert, Rajasthan. Objective: To assess the impact of desertification in fringe areas of Thar desert, Rajasthan.

Sri Krishan Yadav

2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: The study of Quaternary sediments of the saline lakes of Rajasthan. Objective: To study paleoclimatic changes and also search for REEs and other economic minerals in lacustrine sediments in Thar desert of Rajasthan

Ansul Kumar Jaiswal

2012-13 & 2013-14

Title: Petrogenetic Evolution of the Bidasar Ophiolite Suite, Churu district, Rajasthan. Objective: Petrochemical Characterisation of the `Bidasar Ophiolite Suite’ in trans-Aravalli region and to assess its economic potentiality.

Yousuf Khandey Athulya Rajan S.

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Petrogenesis of Lamprophyres and Carbonatites from North-West Indian Deccan Volcanic Province based Mineral Chemical and Geochemical Studies. Objective: To establish petrogenesis of lamprophyres and carbonatites using mineral chemical and geochemical analysis to comment on its inter -relationship with Main Deccan Volcanic Activity, emplacement style and mineralization potential

Prashant S. Dhote

2013-14 & 2014-15

Title: Search for Ediacarans in the Vindhyan rocks of eastern Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleoenvironmental significance. Objective: 1. To search for Ediacarans 2. To highlight biogeography 3.To bring about global correlation and paleoenvironmental significance

Krishna Kumar NA

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ANNEXURE – 2C Shelf of Projects

Sl No. Title/ Objective No. of personnel

Mission-I Rajasthan STM Title: STM of Mesozoic- Tertiary succession in Jaisalmer Basin with

special emphasis on lithostratigraphy and structure.

Objective: To elucidate the stratigraphy, structure and sedimentary provenance of the area and mark the different bio-stratigraphic zones.

2 geologists

Title: Specialized thematic mapping of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in parts of Toposheet 45H/2, district Sirohi, Rajasthan

Objective: To bring out structure, tectonics of Kimberlite- Lamprophyre clan of rock and to search for new locales in the area.

2 geologists

Title: Tectono-stratigraphic investigation of Neoproterozoic Sirohi group of rocks in southern sector of Delhi Fold belt, NW India

Objective: Elucidation of stratigraphic, structural, depositional, and contact relationship of Sirohi metasediments and its bearing on the tectonics and metallogeny of Delhi Fold belt.

2 geologists

Title: STM of the area between Kalinjara and Sallopat in Banswara district, Rajasthan

Objective: To workout the stratigraphy of the Aravalli Fold Belt and Identification of potential area for phosphorite and Manganese deposits.

2 geologists

Title: STM of the area between Khandu and Ghatol in Banswara district, Rajasthan to differentiate various types of volcanics of AFB in relation to gold mineralization (Bhukia type) and economic significance of graphite deposit of the area.

Objective: To workout the significance of volcanics and its role in mineralization of gold and graphite.

2 geologists

Title: Structure and tectonics of major dislocation zones of Rajasthan.

Objective: To workout the deformational tectonics of the major shear zones their significance in the past and present and metallogenic characteristics.

2 geologists

GCM Title: Geochemical Mapping in degreesheets 45M covering parts of Alwar,

Jaipur and Sikar districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45 M of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

8 geologists

Title: Geochemical Mapping in degreesheets 45L covering parts of Bhilwara, Chitorgarh and Rajsamand districts, Rajasthan. Objective: To create a geochemical database of 45 L of Rajasthan state using multi elemental analyses.

8 geologists

RS Title: Study of lineaments occurring in Rajasthan state through Remote

Sensing and digital analysis. Objective: To identify various lineaments precisely through remote sensing and study their genetic linkage with regional geological structures, mineralization, geomorphology and seismicity, etc.

2 geologists

Gujarat

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STM Title: Geological Evolution of the Greater and Little Rann of Kachchh in

Gujarat Objective: To understand Quaternary land-ocean interactions influencing shoreline evolution of Gujarat coast.

2 geologists

Title: Coastal dynamics study along Eastern and Southern Coast of Saurashtra, Gujarat Objective: To elucidate the evolution of coast of the Bhavnagar, Porbandar and Junagadh districts, Gujarat.

2 geologists

GCM Title: Geochemical mapping in degree sheet 46 F and adjacent degree sheet.

Objective: To create a geochemical database of 46F of Gujarat state using multi elemental analyses.

8 geologists

Mission-II Rajasthan Title: Integrated resource survey on 1:50,000 toposheets.

Stage: UNFC-G4

Objective: To locate the new mineral deposits in the extensional areas of known mineral belts, using integrated studies.

2 geologists

Title: Geological and Geochemical investigation of Proterozoic volcanic rocks in southern sector of Aravalli – Delhi Fold belt, NW India.

Stage: UNFC-G4

Objective: Elucidation of contact relationship, identification of volcanic episodes, development of model for magmatic eruption and their role in mineralization.

2 geologists

Title: Investigation for basemetals in the Hingoria block, district Chittaugarh. Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To evaluate copper potential in the Hindoli Group of rocks.

1 geologist

Title: Investigation for basemetal, nickel and associated Au in Hirantha., Sarkan, Khemaru areas, district Dungarpur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the base metal, Nickel and associated Gold potential in ultramafic and basic and acid tuffaceous rocks along Rikhabdev ultramafic complex.

2 geologists

Title: Multi metal soil geochemical survey in Anjeni-Kunda area, district Udaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4

Objective: To delineate the potential targets for base metal in the Aravalli rocks in Anjeni-Kunda area.

2 geologists

Title: Study of lateritic profiles in Jhalawar and Kota districts and resource evaluation. Stage: UNFC-G4

Objective: To study Bauxite occurrences with reference to their mineralogy, geochemistry and genesis in the Deccan volcanic province over Vindhyans in parts of Jhalawar and Kota districts and resource evaluation.

2 geologists

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Title: Investigation for basemetals and associated gold in Hingwala area, districts Dausa/ Jaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the extent and potential of basemetals and associated gold mineralization in Raialo Group of rocks in Hingwala area.

1 geologist

Title: Exploration for basemetal mineralization in Raisar area, district Jaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To establish the base metal and gold potential east of Raisar area and southeast of Pratapgarh- Nagel prospect.

1 geologist

Title: Investigation for basemetals and noble metals in Maton– Umra- Parola area, district Udaipur, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the extent and potential of Cu- Ag mineralization in uraniferous carbon phyllite and of Cu mineralization within dolomite of Delwara Group of Delhi Supergroup.

1 geologist

Title: Geochemical exploration for base metals in the Proterozoic Hindoli volcano- sedimentaries around Khamariya- Sawantgarh area, district Bundi, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess the base metal potential in the Khamariya- Sawantgarh area.

2 geologists

Title: Re-appraisal of copper prospects in Eastern Khetri Belt, district Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To reassess the Copper potential.

2 geologists

Title: Exploration for copper-gold mineralization in the Usri block in the Eastern Khetri Copper belt, district Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To assess Copper Gold potential.

1 geologist

Title: Exploration for gold mineralization by deep drilling in Eastcentral Block, Bhukia gold prospect, Ghatol tehsil, district Banswara, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To trace the depth continuity of gold lodes of the Eastcentral and East Block in the Bhukia area.

1 geologist

Title: Investigation for Gold in the southeastern strike continuity of Bhukia gold prospect, district Banswara, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To locate gold prospect / deposits in Dungaripara - Kundali -Bargun area, Banwara district, Rajasthan.

1 geologist

Title: Evaluation and classification of pegmatite types in Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: Evaluate the pegmatites for economic minerals, particularly rare metals and REE contents and classify them using the current classification scheme.

2 geologists

TITLE: Search for base metals in Hindoli Group of rocks east of Kapasan, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan. Stage: UNFC- G4 OBJECTIVE: To assess the Copper, Lead & Zinc potential.

1 geologist

Title: Investigation for Silver in Bharak – Surawas - Rajpura-Dariba belt, Bhilwara, Rajsamand,Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4

1 geologist

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Objective: To investigate silver mineralization in the lower carbonate unit of the Rajpura- Dariba belt.

Title: Investigation for Silver in Jahazpur belt, Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To investigate silver mineralization in the lower carbonate unit of the Jahazpur belt.

1 geologist

Title: Exploration for base metal mineralization in Chatrikhera block, Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan Stage: UNFC-G4 Objective: To probe the basemetal mineralization in the northern extension of Jasma-Bhupalsagar belt.

1 geologist

Gujarat Title: Investigation for clay minerals -bentonite, china clay, fire clay in

Mesozoics of Gujarat. Stage: UNFC-G4 Key Words: Clay resource, Mesozoic-Tertiary rocks Objective: Search for clay in the Mesozoic and Tertiary rock sequences.

1 geologist

Title: Investigation for Clay Minerals -Lignite in Saurashtra and Kachchh districts of Gujarat. Stage: UNFC-G3 Objective: To prepare a comprehensive resource base of clay and lignite in Gujarat.

2 geologists

Mission-III Title: Compilation of geological maps on 1:25,000 scale in North Delhi

Fold Belt and South Delhi Fold Belt. Objective: Compilation of geological maps of selected belts on the basis of second generation mapping and specialized thematic mapping.

2 geologists

Data Management:

Compilation and synthesis and integration of available geophysical data in electronic format and creation of geophysical database. This will involve digitizing of data with the use of GIS.

1 Geophysicist

Mission-IV Rajasthan Title: Seismic hazard and Risk microzonation (SHRM) of Jaisalmer city,

Rajasthan . Objective: Preparation of Seismic hazard/Risk microzonation map of Jaisalmer city, Rajasthan.

2 geologists

Title: Desertification and its status in the margin and core areas of Thar desert in parts of Rajasthan.

Objective: Infer the status of Desertification in fringe areas of Thar desert, Rajasthan.

2 geologists

Title: Geoscientific studies on origin and spread of sand storms in parts of Rajasthan.

Objective: Infer the likely places of the origin of sand storms and path followed by them in parts of Rajasthan and analyze the nature and type of load carried by them in the form of suspended particulate material chemically and petrographically/ XRD mineralogically for identification of the chemical and mineral content. The sample collected shall also be

2 geologists

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examined for its grain size analysis. Title: Study of geological control in fluoride contamination in ground

water of district Tonk, Rajasthan. Objective: To assess the geological reason of fluoride contamination and finding remedial measures.

1 geologist

Title: Geoenvironmental appraisal of Mount Abu area with special emphasis on landslide studies, watershed management and protection and development of monuments and tourist resorts. Objective: To study geomorphological and geoenvironmental setup in and around Mount Abu area to delineate land slide prone areas, protection and prospects of further development of places of tourist interest.

1 geologist

Title: Geoenvironmental impact analyses in Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan. Objective: Geoenvironmental impact analyses of the district resources and potential hazard Identification for sustainable development.

1 geologist

Title: Geoenvironmental appraisal study in Udaipur district, Rajasthan with emphasis on EIA study of marble mining activity. Objective: Geoenvironmental appraisal of the district with emphasis on assessment of pollution inflicted by mining activities and suggesting remedial measures.

1 geologist

Title: Petrographic and ore-petrographic study of basemetal deposits in different prospects of Rajasthan.

Objective: Detailed petrography/or-petrography of the host rock and ores of the different basemetal prospects under mineral investigation in Rajasthan.

2 geologists

Title: Study of Proterozoic biota from the Marwar Supergroup, Rajasthan. Objective: 1) Search for metazoan and metaphytes,

2) Temporal distribution of biota, 3) Age and environmental analysis.

1 geologist

Title: Search for microfossils from Palaeozoic rocks (the Bap and the Badhaura Formations) of Rajasthan exposed in Jodhpur district and its adjacent areas of Bikaner and Jaisalmer districts. Objective: Systematic search for microfossils like conodont, bryozoa, marine fish scales, ostracods and foraminifera both in the Bap and Badhaura Formations; erection of bio-zones in the litho-units of the Bap and Badhaura Formations; evaluation of the existing palaeobiogeographic significance with up-date information.

1 geologist

Gujarat Title: Active fault Studies of IBF and Coastal Faults of Kachchh and

Saurashtra, Gujarat Objective: To record evidences of reactivation along IBF and other coastal faults.

1 geologist

Title: Neotectonic studies along Narmada and Mahi rivers of Gujarat Objective: To study the effects of reactivation of faults on Tertiary, Quaternary and Holocene sediments along Narmada and Mahi rivers of Gujarat.

1 geologist

Title: Neotectonic studies along Sabarmati and Hathmati rivers of Gujarat Objective: To understand active tectonics along Sabarmati and Hathmati rivers of Gujarat.

1 geologist

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Title: Environmental appraisal of Golden Corridor of Bharuch and Vadodara

districts of Gujarat Objective: Study of pollution along the Vadodara, Bharuch-Ankleshwar-Wapi Industrial Tracks, Gujarat.

2 geologists

Title: Search for micro-vertebrate fossils (with special reference to the Tetrapods) from the Inter-trappean sediments of Kachchh districts, Gujarat and their phylogenetic and palaeobiogeograhic significance. Objective: Systematic search for micro-vertebrates like mammal, squamate and other reptiles in the Inter-trappean sediments deposited in and around Anjar and Dayapar areas of Kachchh districts and to bring out phylogenetic relationship of the individual tetrapods and their palaeobiogeographic significance.

1 geologist

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ANNEXURE-3A FINANCIAL OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE DURING XII PLAN PERIOD

Figures in Lakh Rs.

Year Survey & Mapping

Mineral Exploration

Specialised Investigation

Research & Development and other Exploration

Information Dissemination

Human Resource Development

Modernisation & Replacement

Plan outlay without construction Budget

Construction Total Plan Outlay

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

Outlay/ Expenditure

2012-13

86.50/86.48 194.00/193.98 23.50/23.49 68.20/68.20 69.84/69.83 4231.92/4231.40 3810.98(NP)/3810.53 420.94(P)/420.87

75.00/74.78 917.39/917.03 29.19/29.19 946.58/946.22

2013-14

92.00/38.04 243.41/210.73 20.00/8.56 36.45/34.56 27.15/25.47 4470.28/3595.75 4107.30(NP)/3290.40 362.98(P)/305.35

43.50/18.96 829.26/650.27 14.73/4.93 843.99/655.20

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ANNEXURE-3B Figures in Lakh Rs.

SCHEME-WISE, QUARTER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF APPROVED PLAN FUNDS AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 2013-

14

2013-14 SCHEME

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL MANDAYS

AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE AO(RE) AE TO (RE) TE

1 Survey & Mapping

42.00 12.67 28.00 9.59 22.00 15.78 92.00 38.04

2 Mineral Exploration

53.10 45.19 165.31 107.69 25.00 57.85 243.41 210.73

3 Specialised Investigation

30.00 4.84 -10.00 2.05 0.00 1.67 20.00 8.56

4 R &D and other Exploration

36.45 21.21 0.00 12.40 0.00 0.95 36.45 34.56

5 Information Dissemination

31.00 11.05 -1.00 5.91 -2.85 3.93 27.15 25.47

6 HRD (P + NP)

2917.12 1402.48 151.82 1047.72 1401.34 1145.55 4470.28 3595.75

7 Modernisation & Replacement

0.00 0.00 4.50 1.55 39.00 17.41 43.50 18.96

8 Construction 0.00 0.00 5.02 4.02 9.71 0.91 14.73 4.93

9 Total 3123.67 1502.00 338.63 1195.70 1488.99 1247.90 4951.29 3945.60

AO (RE) = Approved Outlay (RE) AE = Actual Expenditure TO (RE) = Total Outlay (RE) TE = Total Expenditure

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ANNEXURE-3C SCHEME-WISE, MONTH-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF APPROVED PLAN FUNDS AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURE FOR 2013-14

Figures in Lakh Rs. 2013-14 Scheme

Target vis-à-vis Actual Expenditure

Approved outlay March, 2013

April (R) May (R) June(R) July(R) Aug(R) Sept(R) Oct(R) Nov(R) Dec Jan Feb Mar Target

(T) Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp T Exp Exp

Survey & Mapping

70.00 4.45 2.48 8.00 10.46 19.55 12.12 29.25 14.03 38.15 16.23 46.45 21.59 56.30 24.96 66.45 28.97 76.95 38.04

Mineral Exploration

218.41 11.90 13.80 24.00 28.63 41.40 40.69

58.05 55.84 73.85 72.87 90.25 144.33 108.05 170.97 127.20 183.70 146.29 210.73

Specialised Investigation

20.00 1.50 0.00 3.08 0.38 6.88 0.86 8.16 1.80 9.27 6.52 10.46 6.72 24.47 7.08 25.78 7.40 27.16 8.56

R & D and other Exploration

36.45 4.90 0.60 10.09 5.33 17.84 7.63 23.96 22.47 30.04 32.30 36.44 33.07 42.79 33.63 48.97 34.32 55.90 34.56

Information Dissemination

30.00 2.80 0.00 6.40 5.26 14.95 7.63 19.25 12.72 22.50 14.43 24.80 16.77 27.55 19.10 29.80 24.86 32.35 25.47

HRD (Plan+ NPlan)@

3068.94

616.65 608.91 962.65 1015.83 1353.10 1355.51 1727.80 1747.99 2085.90 2107.32 2443.94 2465.67 2813.06 2884.19 3182.59 3247.66 3562.06 3595.75

HRD (Plan) $

279.00

26.55 29.73 52.65 54.13 94.10 79.68 131.80 129.57 169.70 164.63 207.34 199.80 246.46 226.05 285.74 261.14 325.06 287.62

Modernisation & Replacement

2.00 5.00 0.00 10.00 0.00 17.00 0.00 22.25 0.00 27.75 0.00 33.50 0.00 39.00 0.00 44.50 0.00 50.60 14.22

Motor Vehicle

2.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.75 0.00 1.45 0.00 2.25 1.03 3.15 1.44 4.20 1.61 5.30 3.82 6.45 4.74

Construction 5.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.60 0.00 4.93 0.00 4.93 10.00 4.93

Total #

3462.30 637.60

629.08 1014.05 1067.85 1455.30 1427.68 1892.55 1859.80 2292.94 2257.60 2693.12 2699.01 3120.65 3153.23 3537.07 3543.98 3965.59 3945.60

Target/Expnd. (Plan) *

691.63 57.60 50.88 115.05 107.18 225.30 152.06 308.55 252.83 388.94 326.36 469.12 446.49 566.65 512.66 653.07 575.07 751.59 655.20

(R) = Expenditure Reconciled with PAO @ = Total D & A Allotment –ME allotment – MV allotment $ = DTE+OE (V) + P. Service + Tribal welfare Fund # = Total D & A + Mission Plan Fund * = D & A Plan + Mission Plan Fund

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ANNEXURE- 4

MISSION-WISE PRO-RATA RCA EXPENDITURE IN DIFFERENT PROJECTS VISÀ- VIS TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

MISSION-WISE TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS- FS 2013-14 Data upto 31.12.2013

Sl. No

Item Name of Officers

Target Achievements

Field Days

Total Expenditure (Rs)

Per Day Expenditure

(Rs)

Remarks

1. (ITEM No.2 : STM/WR/RAJ/2013/002) STM-I, SU RAJ Geochemical evaluation of granitoid plutons of South Khetri Belt for their potentiality for Basemetals, REE & other associated Minerals, Jhunjhunun and Sikar Districts, Rajasthan

Sandip Neogi

350 sq km

186sq km

61 POL: /-0.00 OC: /-4500.00 WAGES: /- 51373.00 ACA/NRCA: 50000.00/-

Prateek Garkhal

59

2. (ITEM No.3 : STM/WR/RAJ/2013/003) STM-I, SU RAJ STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Guwara-ki-Dhani, Pachhodala, Antela-Pragpura areas, Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization

Sudipta Ghosh

350 sq km

164 sq km

50 POL: 10745.00/- OC: 22120.00/- WAGES: 41666.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Sohini Das,Geologist

62

Diptansu Sengupta

Shifted to item No. 4 & STM/ RAJ/2013/004

3. (ITEM No.4 : STM/WR/RAJ/2013/004) STM-I, SU RAJ STM of Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Agar- Jodhawas- Bairath area, Jaipur, Sikar & Alwar district, Rajasthan with special emphasis on locating favourable areas of copper mineralization

Rajeev Rahi

350 sq km 123 sq km

45 POL: 7500.00/- OC: 8403.00/- WAGES: /- 40311.00 ACA/NRCA: 25000.00/-

Dwaipayan Bhattacharya

0

Ausaf Raza

79

Poritosh Mahata

0

Neeraj Kumar 0

Manish M John

Shifted to Item No. 39 &

Gopal Dass Shifted TC SU-Raj

4. (ITEM No.5: STM/WR/RAJ/2013/005) STM-II, SU RAJ Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in parts of toposheet nos. 45H/06 & 45H/07, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.

Vaibhav Anand Dhawan

350 sq km 163 sq km

42 POL: 16749.00/- OC: 10577.00/- WAGES: 32370.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Bibin Das 47

5. (ITEM No.6 : STM/WR/RAJ/2013/006) STM-II, SU RAJ Specialized thematic mapping of the Aravalli Supergroup in parts of toposheet nos. 45H/09 & 45H/13, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.

Firoze Ahmed 350 sq km 164 sq km

46 POL: 0.00/- OC: /-5334.00 WAGES: /- 42909.00 ACA/NRCA: 24500.00/-

Nandan Kumar

54

6. (ITEM No.7 : STM/WR/RAJ/2013/007) STM-II, SU RAJ Specialised thematic mapping of the Malani Igneous Suite around Siwana, Barmer District, Rajasthan.

Saurav Kumar Rastogi

350 sq km 158 sq km

57 POL: 0.00/- OC: /-14390.00 WAGES: /- 59898.00 ACA/NRCA: 53110.00/-

Tanmay Mukherjee

60

7. ITEM No.8 STM/WR/GUJ/2012/ 008 STM-I, GUJ Specialised thematic mapping in the area of Kanesara Igneous Complex around Lodhika in parts of Rajkot District, Gujarat

Md. Naushad

350 sq km 150 sq km

56 POL: 21540/- OC: 4355/- WAGES: 41888/- ACA/NRCA: /-

Jnana Ranjan Behera

46

Shri Indresh Singh Chauhan

3

80

8. (ITEM No.9 : STM/WR/GUJ/2012/009) STM-I, GUJ Specialised Thematic Mapping of the Delhi Supergroup of rocks in Data-Bhanpur area of Banaskantha district of Gujarat

Arindam Dutta

350 sq km 200 sq km

63 POL: 11500/- OC: 17088/- WAGES: 22979/- ACA/NRCA: /-

Shukla Bhattacharya

66

Shri Gaganchandra Barik

20

9. (ITEM No.10: STM/WR/GUJ/2013/008) STM-I, GUJ Specialized thematic mapping of the granites and associated lithounits in part of Sabarnkantha district of Gujarat.

Sohini Das 350 sq km 70 sq km 0 POL: /- OC: /- WAGES: /- ACA/NRCA:

Jose Phillips 25

Neethu Alpho Joseph

15

10. ITEM No.11: GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/009) GCM-I, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheet nos. 45N/2 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of district Jaipur, Ajmer & Tonk, Rajasthan.

Mukesh Kumar Mandal

800 sq km 456 sq km

52 POL: 14750.00/- OC: 12072.00/- WAGES: /- 63759.00 ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Sunil Kumar 50

P. Trivedi, Chemist

11. (ITEM No.12 :GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/012) GCM-I, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/5, 45J/6 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

S M. Rangari 800 sq km 273 sq km

34 POL: 14502.74/- OC: 7320.00/- WAGES: 38700.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Abhisek Anand

20

P Trivedi

12. ITEM No.13 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/014) GCM-I, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/9, 45J/10 and part of 45N/3 covering parts of Nagaur, Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Vineet Kumar 800 sq km 316 sq km

57 POL: 17485.00/- OC: 6422.00/- WAGES: 69401.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Monika Sangwan

64

P. Trivedi (Chemist)

13. (ITEM No.14 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/016 ) GCM-I, SU RAJ

Jobin J 800 sq km 302 sq km

46 POL: 15965.00/- OC: 18552.00/-

Binu Sharma 48

81

Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/13, 45J/14 and parts of 45N/3 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Jaipur and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

P. Trivedi (Chemist)

WAGES: 54729.00/- ACA/NRCA: 25870.00/-

14. (ITEM No.15 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/010) GCM-II, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/8 and part of 45N/4 covering part of, Ajmer & Tonk districts Rajasthan.

Deepmala Barsagade

800 sq km 372 sq km

28 POL: 15509.00/- OC: 15952.00/- WAGES: 37324.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Mausam Yadav

54

Arushi Rai 6 P.Trivedi (Chemist)

15. (ITEM No.16 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/011) GCM-II, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/3, 45J/4 & part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur and Pali districts, Rajasthan

Lalit Jangid 800 sq km 353 sq km

52 POL: 19503.00/- OC: 14244.00/- WAGES: 58802.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Surinder Lal 30 P. Trivedi (Chemist)

16. (ITEM No.17 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/013) GCM-II, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/7, 45J/8 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer, Nagaur, Pali and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Ram Ratan Singh

800 sq km 424 sq km

41 POL: 18917.00/- OC: 12868.00/- WAGES: 55478.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Joy.S

66

P. Trivedi (Chemist)

17. (ITEM No.18 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/015) GCM-I I, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45 J/11, 45J/12 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Naveen Kumar Nigam

800 sq km 410 sq km

51 POL: 18002.00/- OC: 8551.00/- WAGES: 47385.00/- ACA/NRCA0.00: /-

Pradeep Pal Singh

49

P.Trivedi (Chemist)

18. (ITEM No.19 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/017) GCM-II, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45J/15, 45J/16 and part of 45N/4 covering parts of Ajmer and Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Mrutyunjay Das

800 sq km 336 sq km

52 POL: 15000.00/- OC: 8853.00/- WAGES:57517.00/- ACA/NRCA:11198/-

Anup Sudan Wankhade

47

P.Trivedi,Chemist

82

19. ITEM No.20 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/011) GCM-III, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/7 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan

Nigar Jahan 800 sq km 416 sq km

68 POL: 16872.37/- OC: 21969.00/- WAGES56333.00: /- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Debdatta Basu

58

(Chemist)

20. ITEM No.21 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/012) GCM-III, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/11, 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Sana Naqvi 800 sq km 488 sq km

61 POL: /-26830.00 OC: /-25868.00 WAGES44872.00: /- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Sangeeta Maurya

71

(Chemist)

21. ITEM No.22 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/013) GCM-III, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/15 and part of 45N/16 covering parts of Jaipur & Tonk districts, Rajasthan.

Saurav Sen 800 sq km 400 sq km

51 POL: 14194.00/- OC: 12264.00/- WAGES51275.00: /- ACA/NRCA: 14811.00/-

Monotrisha Dey

57

(Chemist)

22. ITEM No.23 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2013/014) GCM-III, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45N/12 and part of 45N/16, covering parts of Tonk district, Rahasthan.

Lalit Mohan

800 sq km 350 sq km

44 POL: 16278.00/- OC: 13272.00/- WAGES53321.00: /- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Rohit Sharma 20 (Chemist)

23. ITEM No.24 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/018) GCM-IV, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 45L/8, & part of 45 L/12 covering parts of Udaipur & Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan

Swanand Govind Pathak

800 sq km + 190 sq. km. (spill over)

204 sq km

26 POL: 10828.00/- OC: 17254.80/- WAGES: 52337.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Abishek Kumar Sinha

44

P. Trivedi (Chemist)

24. ITEM No.25 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2012/019) GCM-IV, SU RAJ Geochemical mapping of toposheets 46 I/5 & lower part of 45L/12 covering parts of Dungarpur, Banswara and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan.

Ratandeep Jauhari

800 sq km 270 sq km

27 POL: 21169.00/- OC: 23977.00/- WAGES: 42311.00/- ACA/NRCA:14400.00/-

Jolly Roy 50 P. Trivedi

83

25. ITEM No.26 : GCM/WR/RAJ/2010/010) GCM-I To provide technical guidance for Geochemical Mapping Project to be carried out by DMG, Govt. of Rajasthan, (under MoU between GSI, DMG & RSMML, Govt. of Rajasthan) – geochemical mapping of toposheet 45L/1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,9, 10 ; 46E/5,6,9,10; and 46I/2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 covering parts of Chittaurgarh, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Udaipur, Dungarpur and Banswara districts.

Pawan Kumar (PT)

TS 46I/7,9,10 and TS 46E/13,14 Banswara Pratapgarh and Dungarpur districts as informed. (3600 sq km)

0 sq km 0 POL: 0.00/- OC: 0.00/- WAGES: 0.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Ratandeep Jauhari (PT)

0

26. ITEM No.27 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/015) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/ 7 and in parts of sheet Nos.46F/ 5.covering parts of Panchmahal and Vadodra districts, Gujarat

Iswar 800 sq km 271 sq km

51 POL: 0/- OC: 21751/- WAGES: 0- ACA/NRCA: 30324

Vikram Singh Shekhawat

23

27.

ITEM No.28 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/016) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46F/6 and in parts of 46F/ 5 covering Panchmahals, Kheda and Vadodra districts, Gujarat

Deepankar

800 sq km 280 sq km

44 POL: 0/- OC: /- WAGES: 33638/- ACA/NRCA: 26022/-

G.D.Singh 44

28. ITEM No.29 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/017) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos. 46E/11 and parts of 46F/5 covering Panchmahals, Sabarkantha, Kheda and Dungarpur districts, Gujarat & Rajasthan

Bhupesh Urkude

800 sq km 312 sq km

57 POL: 1500/- OC: 22529/- WAGES: 25104/- ACA/NRCA: 0/- Outsourced Vehicle 50453

A.K. Sahu 46

29. ITEM No.30 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/018) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/7 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Sabarkantha and Kheda districts of Gujarat.

K K Sahu

800 sq km 209 sq km

41 POL: 0/- OC: 16975/- WAGES: 22440/- ACA/NRCA: 0/- Hired Vehicle 40372

Pramita Naik 17

84

30. ITEM No.31 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/019) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/2 and in parts of 46F/5 covering part of Sabarkantha district, Gujarat.

Pallavi Ruikar

800 sq. km

337 sq km

53 POL: 1000/- OC: 5900/- WAGES: 29546/- ACA/NRCA: /- Hired Vehicle38609/-

Ara Aurora 54

31. ITEM No.32 : GCM/WR/GUJ/2013/020) GCM-I, SU GUJ Geochemical mapping of sheet Nos.46E/15 and in parts of 46F/5 covering parts of Panchmahals, Kheda and Dungarpur districts of Gujarat and Rajasthan.

Piyush Kumar 800 sq km 300 sq km

35 POL: 1500/- OC: 14637/- WAGES: 34606/- ACA/NRCA: /- Outsourced Vehicle 46524/-

Sharad Porate 46

Vikram Singh Arha

26

32. ITEM No.33 : GCM/WR/HQ/2013/021) GP-I, HQ Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45 K falling in Bhilwara, Rajasmand, Chittorgarh and Udaipur districts, Rajasthan

Sant Lal Singh, Senior

3500 sq km

930 sq km

36 POL: 29149/- OC: 27715/- WAGES:66240/- ACA/NRCA: /-

A V Kulkarni

0

S Bangara Babu

38

Kamal Goyal 36

33. ITEM No.34 : GCM/WR/HQ/2013/022) GP-I, HQ Regional gravity and magnetic mapping in parts of degree sheet 45 K falling in Ajmer and Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan

R L Regar

3500 sq km

675 sq km

37 POL: 28062/- OC: 16845/- WAGES:72036/- ACA/NRCA: POL: 20174/- OC: 10205/- WAGES:20086/-

36 Gyanesh Lashkari

85

MISSION –II (NATURAL RESOURCE ASSESSMENT)

1. ITEM No.37: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/031) IRON, SU RAJ Search for iron ore bodies in the Hindoli Group of rocks in Karauli - Bundi area in parts of Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, Tonk, Bundi and Bhilwara districts Rajasthan.

K K Nayak LSM. (1:25k).- 200 sq km

95 sq km 0 POL: 16989.00/- OC: 3495.00/- WAGES: 62034.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

P Mishra 55

Arani Guha 0

2. (ITEM No.38 : ME//WR/RAJ/2013/024) GOLD, SU RAJ Exploration for gold-copper mineralisation in Jagpura area, Banswara district, Rajasthan.

Sanjay Singh

Drilling: 1000 m

0 m 0 POL: 0.00/- OC: 0.00/- WAGES: 0.00/- ACA/NRCA0.00: /-

NA

3. (ITEM No.39 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/025) GOLD, SU RAJ Investigation for gold-copper mineralisation in areas between Khamera and Devla Pal, Banswara, Udaipur and Dungarpur districts, Rajasthan.

Manoj Kumar

LSM (1:10k): 100 sq km Pitting Trenching: 25 cum

42 sq km

0 cm

7 POL: 10500.00/- OC: 4245.00/- WAGES: 18758.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Chandna Srivastava

20

4. (ITEM No.40 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/026) GOLD, SU RAJ Investigation for gold and associated base metal mineralisation in Gundelapara South Block, Banswara district, Rajasthan.

Subodh Mukesh Kujur

DM (1:2K): 1.00 sq km Pitting Trenching:- 10 cum

0.44 sq km

0

31 POL: 0.00/- OC: 5075.00/- WAGES: 19920.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Nikhil Agarwal,

22

5. Item No 41 : ME/WR/RAJ/2012/038) BASEMETAL-I, SU RAJ Investigation for REE mineralisation in the Dhani Granite, Pali District, Rajasthan.

D. B. Jena DM (1:2K): 1.00 sq km Drilling: 1000 m

0.60 sq km

0 m

32 POL: 7909.00 /- OC: 7769.00/- WAGES: 61918.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-!

Arindam Gantait

4

86

6. (ITEM No. 42 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/027) BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Kundiyan Parmeshwarpura and Dhamana-Devariya block, dist. Bhilwara, Rajasthan.

Gyaneshwar Singh

LSM. (1:12.5k). 40 sq km DM(1:2K): 0.5 sq km Pitting Trenching:- 10 cum

28 sq km

0.00

0

27 POL: 0.00/- OC: 2150.00/- WAGES: 53784.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

P. K. Bharti

45

7. (ITEM No.43 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/028) BASEMETAL-I,SU RAJ Investigation for REE mineralisation in Gothara granite of Khetri Fold Belt, Jhunjhunu district Rajasthan.

Krishanu Nath

LSM. (1:12.5k)- 20 sq km DM (1:2K): 0.5 sq km Pitting Trenching:- 25 cum

14 sq km

0.15 sq km

10 cum

52 POL: 0.00/- OC: 1179.00/- WAGES: 80510.00/- ACA/NRCA: 50000.00/-

Dimpi Gogoi 61

8. (ITEM No 44 : ME/WR/RAJ/2012/040) BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera block, Mundiyawas-Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan.

Israil Khan (PT)

Drilling: 1000 m

122.6 m 12 POL: 2440.00/- OC: 4397.00/- WAGES: 23594.00/- ACA/NRCA: 45650.00/-

The RCA jointly with item 45

Shahina 5

9. ITEM No 45 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/029) BASEMETAL-II ,SU RAJ Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Khera SE block, Mundiyawas- Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan.

Israil Khan (PT)

Drilling: 1000m Pitting Trenching:- as necessary

108.3 m

0

11 POL: 1915.00/- OC: 1109.00/- WAGES: 31878.00/- ACA/NRCA:0.00

Shahina 5

87

10. ITEM No 46 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/030) BASEMETAL-II ,SU RAJ Investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Mundiyawas block, Mundiyawas - Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan.

Muzaffar Nazar

Aerial Recc. & PGRS (1:25K/50K): 50 sq. km DM (1:2K): 2.0 sq. km. sqkm

1.20 sq km

58 POL: 3195.00/- OC: 8932.00/- WAGES: 56224.00/- ACA/NRCA: 31403.00/-

Nevin C G

51

Arandam Misra

11

11.

ITEM No 47 : ME/WR/RAJ/2012/042) BASEMETAL-II ,SU RAJ Exploration for basemetal in west of Nanagwas area, Sikar district, Rajasthan.

Bulbul Mondal

Drilling: 1000 m

221.45 m 36 POL: 7260.00/- OC: 2077.00/- WAGES: 63973.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

NA

12. (ITEM No.48 : ME/WR/RAJ/2012/043) BASEMETAL-II,SU RAJ Investigation for basemetal in Dariba North Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan

Mahesh S. Bhaise

Drilling: 1000 m Pitting Trenching:-as necessary

133.75 m

0

34 POL: 0.00/- OC: 250.00/- WAGES: 46782.00/- ACA/NRCA: 9672.00/-

NA

13. (ITEM No.49 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/031) BASEMETAL-III,SU RAJ Exploration for basemetal in Palaswala ki Dhani Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan.

Haraman Mahanta

Drilling: 1000 m

225.9 m 39 POL: 5815.00/- OC: 1799.00/- WAGES: 25755.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

NA

88

14. (ITEM No.50 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/032) BASEMETAL-III,SU RAJ Investigation for basemetal in Teliwala-Ramliyas Block, Sikar district, Rajasthan.

Mohd. Ahmed

DM (1:2K) - 2.0 sq km Geophy. Surv. 25 L. Km.

0.45 sq km

SP:2.9 IP:0

Mag:2.9

58 POL: 8410.00/- OC: 7242.00/- WAGES: 56203.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

S K Patle 54

Ahmad Zeeshan Javaid

25

A.K. Jangir 8 G. Venkateshwarlu

24

H.P. Meena 8 15. (ITEM No.51 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2013/033)

BASEMETAL-IV,SU RAJ Preliminary studies for identification of target area for basemetal exploration in Chandlyawas, Ajmer district Rajasthan.

Anup Kamble LSM (1:10K). 50 sq km Pitting Trenching: 50 cum SP, IP Magnetic: 50 L. km.

34.5 sq km

0 cum

SP:15.6 IP:13.2

Mag:15.6

44 POL: 0.00/- OC: 5339.00/- WAGES: 53512.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

R.R. Singh, Senior Geophysicist 28

Manjeet Kumar, Geophysicist 29

Ram Avtar, Assistant Geophysicist 40 D.M. Bhardwaj, Geophysicist

0

16. (ITEM No. 52 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2012/049) BASEMETAL-IV,SU RAJ Investigation for basemetal mineralisation in Chari NW Block, Udaipur district, Rajasthan.

A.K. Awasthi DM 1:2K) . 1.0 sq km SP, IP Magnetic: 40 L. km. Pitting Trenching:- as necessary

42 sq km

L.km 0.40

2 cum

46 POL: 6441.00/- OC: 27755.00/- WAGES: 55683.00/- ACA/NRCA: 50000.00/-

Vinod Barahate

42

Suvranshu S. Baral

4

Shinde Amol 0

17. (ITEM No. 53 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2012/050) BASEMETAL-IV,SU RAJ

Md. Imran Pathan

DM (1:2K):

0.80 sq km

49 POL: 0.00/- OC: 25517.00/-

89

Investigation for base metals in Bhimana & Kivarli blocks, Sirohi District, Rajasthan.

Gopal Singh 1.0 sq km Pitting Trenc. 50 cum SP, IP Magnetic: 40 L. km.

4 cum

0 L.km

2 WAGES: 66155.00/- ACA/NRCA: 49000.00/- 2380.00

Prasant Vats 0

18. (ITEM No. 54 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2013/034) BASEMETAL-IV,SU RAJ Preliminary investigation for copper and associated minerals in gap area situated between already explored Bokri and Malwali prospects of the Eastern Khetri Metallotect, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan.

Ashok Singh Aerial Recc. & PGRS (1:25K/50K): 50 sq. km LSM (1:10K) . 50 sq km DM (1:2K) - 0.5 sq km Pitting Trenc:.50cum SP, IP Magnetic: 40 L. km

0.00 sq km

0 cum

0 km

43 POL: 16385.00/- OC: 51155.00/- WAGES: 25000.00/- ACA/NRCA: /-

Karunagaran. V.

27

19. (ITEM No. 55 : MIP/WR/RAJ/2013/035) BASEMETAL-IV,SU RAJ Investigation for Copper and Tungsten in the Kamalpura Block of the Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district Rajasthan

K.R.Ansari

Pitting Trenching:50 cum Drilling : 1000 m

0 cum

185 m

0 L.km.

42 POL: 20022.00/- OC: 14849.00/- WAGES: 35729.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

NA

90

SP, IP Magnetic: 20 L. km.

20. (ITEM No. 56 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/036) IFOM, SU RAJ Search of low silica SMS grade limestone in Minyuin-Ki-Dhani, East Block –A, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan.

Soumya Jyoti Brahma

DM (1:5K) .- 2.5 sq km Augur Drilling: 450 m

0.00 sq km

102.50 m

13 POL: 11800.00/- OC: 4501.00/- WAGES: 26503.00/- ACA/NRCA: /-5335.00

Nandita Singh

13

21. (ITEM No. 57 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/037) IFOM, SU RAJ Search of low silica SMS and LD grade limestone in Sabbu ka Toba, Block-A, AsuTar area, Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan.

Nikhil Agarwal

DM (1:5K) : 2.5 sq km Augur Drilling: 450 m

1.25 sq km

401 m

7 POL: 34567.00/- OC: 2746.00/- WAGES: 40777.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Nandita Singh 34

Soumya Jyoti Brahma

34

22. (ITEM No. 58 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/038) IFOM, SU RAJ Search for low grade phosphorite in Lal- Madri and Karoli-Ki-Dhani area, Rajsamand district, Rajasthan.

Aneesh Kumar S.R.

LSM (1:25K) 100 sq km DM(1:5K): 2.5 sq km Pitting Trenc: 50 cum

0 sq km

15 cum

61 POL: 15750.00/- OC: 17029.00/- WAGES: 55811.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Vijay Namdev

40

Apratim Kumar Rai

11

23. (ITEM No. 59 : ME/WR/GUJ/2013/039) MAGNESITE , GUJ

Demarcation of Dolomitic Limestone band with a focus on investigation for Magnesite, near Chalvad-Gandhra- Ranjitpura and Wadli areas of Panchmahal district, Gujarat

H.K.Basheer DM(1:5K): 5 sq km Pitting Trenching:200 cum

2.15 sq km

0 cum

65 POL: 0/- OC: 11527/- WAGES: 40766/- ACA/NRCA: 0/-

Harish Mistry 13

Saikat Bhakta 27

91

24. (ITEM No. 60 : ME/WR/GUJ/2013/040) PGE & REE , GUJ Investigation for PGE and REE mineralisation in ultramafic and felsic rocks near Kanpura and Kengora, Banaskantha District, Gujarat

Parveen Kumar

LSM (1:10K) .- 100 sq km Pitting Trenching: 100 cum

35.5 sq km

0 cum

48 POL: 0/- OC: 12714/- WAGES: 18612/- ACA/NRCA: 0/- HV: 44897/-

V.S. Modi 39

25. (ITEM No. 61 : ME//WR/GUJ/2013/041) PGE & REE, GUJ Investigation for PGE, REE and Cu mineralisation in ultramafic rocks in and around Ajapur Vanka-Surela-Rabaran area Banaskantha District, Gujarat.

Annie Daliya LSM (1:10K) - 100 sq km Pitting Trenching: 100 cum

44 sq km

27 cum

11 POL: 20862/- OC: 11279/- WAGES: 27676/- ACA/NRCA: 0/-

Dhananjay Verma

63

Harish Mistry 27

26. (ITEM No. 62 : ME/ IM/WR/GUJ/2012/056) Lignite, SU RAJ Assessment of the Wollastonite and associated mineral occurrences in the Dhanpura-Ghoda area of Banaskantha district, Gujarat.

Anup Kumar LSM (1:10K) .- 70 sq km Pitting Trenching:90 cum

34 sq km

20 cum

45 POL: 1500/- OC: 14655/- WAGES: 43648/- ACA/NRCA: 0/-

Nilesh More 50

27. (ITEM No. 63 : ME/WR/RAJ/2013/042) GP- II SU RAJ Search for lignite by scout drilling in Panna area in the Palana basin, Jaisalmer and Bikaner districts, Rajasthan.

Bijoy Ashish Sen

Drilling: 3300 m

457.5 m 35 POL: 26683.68/- OC: 15167.76/- WAGES: 36354.00/- ACA/NRCA: 0.00/-

Sanjoy Debnath

28

28. (ITEM No. 64 : 2013-14/SER/WR/HQ//2013/043) J Geophysical logging of boreholes of mineral investigations in Western Region.

Vivek Kumar GP logging in boreholes of different projects of WR

0 POL: 0/- OC: 0/- WAGES:0 /- ACA/NRCA: 108908/-

H.P. Meena (PT)

P.K. Vats Radhey Shyam, Senior

13

D.M. Bhardwaj, Geophysicist

16

92

MISSION-IV (FUNDAMENTAL & MULTIDISCIPLINARY GEOSCIENCE) 1. (ITEM No.90 : EG/WR/HQ/2013/067)

Geotechnical Evaluation of Water Resources Development Projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

V. P. Sharma, As per request of the sponsoring agency

9 POL: /- OC: /- WAGES: /- ACA/NRCA: /-

S. Pareek, 0 M. K. Kaistha

5

Pravin Kumar Sharma(All PT)

5

2. (ITEM No.91 : EG/WR/HQ/2013/068) Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan

Suresh Pareek (PT)

As per request of the sponsoring agency

0 POL: /- OC: /- WAGES: /- ACA/NRCA: /-

3. (ITEM No.92 : EG/WR/HQ/2013/079) ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR Geotechnical Evaluation of Transportation and communication projects in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh ( as a single package)

V. P. Sharma, As per request of the sponsoring agency

5 POL: /- OC: /- WAGES: /- ACA/NRCA: /-

S. Pareek, 7 M. K. Kaistha 0 P N Sahoo 7 Pravin Kumar Sharma(ALL PT)

0

4. (ITEM No.93 : EG/WR/HQ/2013/069) ENGINNERING GEOLOGY, WR Interpretations of 5 km and 50 km radius from the Banswara Atomic Plant site and its field checks.

V. P. Sharma, As per request of the sponsoring agency

0 POL: /- OC: /- WAGES: /- ACA/NRCA: /-

0

S. Pareek, 0

M. K. Kaistha (All PT)

1G from RS Dvn (PT)

5. (ITEM No.95 : EQG/WR/HQ/2013/071) EARTHQUAKE GEOLOGY DIVISION Seismic Hazard / Microzonation of Greater Baroda town.

Abhishek Verma

Compilation of thematic maps – Drilling for SPT –

18 POL: 0/- OC: 345/-

WAGES: 5330/- ACA/NRCA:

20000/-

Sushmita Sinha 0

111

93

1000m

6. ITEM No.96 : EQG/WR/HQ/2013/072) Geophysics Division-III Seismic Hazard/ Microzonation of Greater Baroda town.

.

Puspraj Singh,

Hammer seismic survey 30 sites Noise Survey (DMEQ) 75 sites Deep Vertical Electrical Sounding: 30 sites

47

POL: 13393/- OC: 14732/- WAGES: 44342/- ACA/NRCA: /- POL: 8208/- OC: 2245/- WAGES: 30498/-

P.K. Vats

42

7. (ITEM No.97 : ENV/WR/HQ/2012/081) DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR Desertification impact assessment in the margin areas of Thar Desert, Rajasthan.

Sri Krishan Yadav

Compilation of quaternary GM (1:25k): 300 sq. km. Preparation of geomorphological maps and sub-watershed maps (1:25k): 300 sq. km. Sand depletion and accretion: 300 sq. km.

30 POL: 10957/- OC: 33981/- WAGES: 10758/- ACA/NRCA: 0/-

94

Preparation of land cover/landuse & desertification status maps (1:25k): 300 sq. km.

8. (ITEM No.98 : ENV/WR/HQ/2012/081) DESERT & ENVIRONMENT, WR The study of Quaternary sediments of the saline lakes of Rajasthan

Ansul Kumar Jaiswal

Styudy of aerial photographs, geocoded sheet (1:25k): 225 sq. km. Preparation/compilation of geomorphological and quaternary geological maps (1:25k): 225 sq. km. Drilling: 125 m

42

POL: 18605/- OC: 3764/- WAGES: 23372/- ACA/NRCA:0 /-

9. (ITEM No.99 : RP/WR/HQ/2012/083) PETROLOGY, WR Petrogenetic Evolution of the Bidasar Ophiolite Suite, Churu district, Rajasthan.

Yousuf Khandey

LSM (1:5k) 15 L.Km Drilling (outsourced) 1600m

32

POL: 8806/- OC: /-

WAGES: 7968/- ACA/NRCA:

2040/-

95

10. (ITEM No.100 : RP/WR/HQ/2013/073) PETROLOGY, WR Petrogenesis of Lamprophyres and Carbonatites from North-West Indian Deccan Volcanic Province based Mineral Chemical and Geochemical Studies.

Prashant S. Dhote

Transect Mapping (1: 5k) 12 L. km

15

POL: 5741/- OC: /- WAGES: 39840/-

ACA/NRCA: 3977/-

11. (ITEM No.101 : RP/WR/HQ/2013/074) PLAEONTOGY, WR Search for Ediacarans in the Vindhyan rocks of eastern Rajasthan and their evolutionary, biogeographic and paleoenvironmental significance.

Krishna Kumar

Rec. traverse on 1:50k 200 km²

13

POL: 5500/- OC: 3143/-

WAGES: 3853/- ACA/NRCA:0 /-

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ANNEXURE – 5 PROGRESS & PENDENCY REPORT OF CHEMICAL ANLYSES OF NGCM SAMPLES

CHEMICAL DIVISION, WR, GSI

ITEM PARTICULAR

Machine Capacity in the Region [nos of sample per month]

Pkg A Pkg B Pkg C Pkg D Pkg E Pkg F Pkg G Pkg H Pkg I 400 200 150 150 250 (Op.

Gujarat) 200 600 600 -

Capability to analyze in the Region[nos of samples] per month

Pkg A Pkg B Pkg C Pkg D Pkg E Pkg F Pkg G Pkg H Pkg I 200 200 100 75 250 200 300 100

-

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2010 – 12

Month(Oct-10- Sept-11) Oct’ 10

Nov’ 10

Dec’ 10

Jan’11

Feb’11

Mar’11

Apr’11

May’11

Jun’11

Jul’11

Aug’11

Sep’11

Total

Collected Nil Nil 40 36 Nil 195 Nil 12 94 103 Nil Nil Submitted to lab Nil Nil 40 36 Nil 195 Nil 12 94 103 Nil Nil

Analyses Reported during the month of - Pkg A Nil Nil Nil 40 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 24 96 Nil Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg C Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 197 36 Nil 106 Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pendency [upto the end of the month:-] Pkg A Nil Nil 40 36 36 231 231 243 337 416 320 320 Pkg B Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg C Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg D Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg E Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg F Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg G Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480 Pkg H Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 180 247 247 141 Pkg I Nil Nil 40 76 76 271 271 283 377 480 480 480

97

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2010 – 12

Month(Oct-11- Sept-12)

Oct’ 11

Nov’ 11

Dec’ 11

Jan’ 12

Feb’ 12

Mar’ 12

Apr’ 12

May’ 12

Jun’ 12

Jul’ 12

Aug’ 12

Sep’ 12

Total

Collected Nil 62 101 282 525 863 491 175 Nil Nil Nil Nil Submitted to lab

Nil 62 101 282 525 863 491 175 Nil Nil Nil Nil 2979

Analyses Reported during the month of - Pkg A 42 45 Nil Nil Nil 12 283 85 455+2

03* 408 1081+

205* 40

Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 14 Nil Nil Nil 184 292 312 Pkg C Nil Nil Nil 52 42 72 60 57 65 94 156 161 Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil *

800 24 326 466* 545* Nil

Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 72 100 Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 352 192 Nil Nil Nil Nil 808* Pkg H 103 Nil Nil Nil Nil 163 194 329 451 228 855+3

17* Nil

Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pendency [upto the end of the month:-]

Pkg A 278 295 396 678 1203 2054 2262 2352 1694 1286 nil nil Pkg B 480 542 643 925 1450 * 2299 2430 2605 2605 2421 2129 1817 Pkg C 480 542 643 873 1356 2147 2578 2696 2631 2537 2381 2220 Pkg D 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 2804 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979 Pkg E 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 2004 2155 1829 1363 818 818 Pkg F 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 2804 2979 2979 2979 2907 2807 Pkg G 480 542 643 925 1450 # 2313 2804 2979 2979 2979 2979 2171 Pkg H 38 100 201 483 1008 * 1708 2005 1851 1400 1261 Nil Nil Pkg I 480 542 643 925 1450 2313 2804 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2010 – 12

Month (Oct’12-Sep.-13)

Oct’12 Nov’12

Dec’12 Jan’13 Feb’13 Mar’13 Apr’13 May’13 Jun’13 Jul’13 Aug’13 Sep’13 Total

Collected

Submitted to lab

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Analyses Reported during the month of - Pkg A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg B 331 671 815 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

98

Pkg C 148 367 998 353 +

354*

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pkg D 32 513*

Nil 501*

Nil Nil 949*

Nil Nil 552*

Nil Nil Nil 432*

Nil

Pkg E 443* 375* Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F 87

509* 356

505* 968 382 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pkg G 716* 505* Nil Nil Nil 72 205 673 Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pendency [up to the end of the month:-] Pkg A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg B 1486 815 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg C 2072 1705 707 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg D 2434 1933 1933 984 984 432 432 432 Nil Nil Pkg E 375 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F 2211 1350 382 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg G 1455 950 950 950 950 878 673 Nil Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg I 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979 2979 Nil Nil

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2012 – 13

Month Apr-12

May-12

Jun-12

July-12

Augu-12

Sept-12

Oct-12

Nov-12

Dec-12

Jan-13

Feb-13 Mar-13

Total

Collected Submitted to lab Nil Nil Nil 89 5 Nil 104 634 554 657 1145-

8*** 671 3851

Analyses Reported during the month of - Pkg A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 40 54 Nil Nil 135 174 72 Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 215 279 31 Pkg C Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 203 218 Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 171*+

201* 313

*

Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 84 153 171 Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

99

Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 34 125 Nil 92 Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pendency [up to the end of the month:-] Pkg A Nil Nil Nil 89 94 54 104 738 1292 1814 2777 337

6

Pkg B Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 1828 2694 3334

Pkg C Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 2043 2977 3430

Pkg D Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 2043 3180 3851

Pkg E Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 2043 2808 3166

Pkg F Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 1959 2943 3443

Pkg G Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 2043 3180 3851

Pkg H Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1352 1884 3021 3600

Pkg I Nil Nil Nil 89 94 94 198 832 1386 2043 3180 3851

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2012 – 13

Month Apr-13

May-13

Jun-13

July-13

Augu-13

Sept-13

Oct-13

Nov-13

Dec-13

Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14

Total

Collected 4870 Submitted to lab 1019 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Analyses Reported during the month of -

Pkg A 42 286 134*

142 367*

329 482

1180 174*

1259 Nil Nil

Pkg B 40 Nil 151 252 Nil Nil 86 308 515 Pkg C 158 187 278 292 288 288 247

439* 273 322*

281 177*

Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 420*

198 1092*

262 252 245*

187

100

Pkg E 424* Nil 322* 586* 405* Nil 439* 795* 1214* Pkg F 41 Nil Nil 150 282 336 303 448 315 Pkg G Nil Nil 534 Nil 120 155

828* 46

436 245*

468

Pkg H 130 79 501*

Nil 1015*

470 1300 1*

1123 Nil Nil

Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pendency [up to the end of the month:-]

Pkg A 4353 3933 3424 3095 2613 1259 Nil Nil Nil Pkg B 4313 4313 4162 3910 3910 3910 3824 3516 3001 Pkg C 4291 4104 3826 3534 3246 2958 2272 1677 1219 Pkg D 4870 4870 4870 4870 4450 3160 2898 2401 2214 Pkg E 3761 3761 3439 2853 2448 2448 2009 1214 Nil Pkg F 4421 4421 4421 4271 3989 3653 3350 2902 2587 Pkg G 4870 4870 4336 4336 4216 3233 3187 2506 2038 Pkg H 4489 3909 3909 2894 2424 1123 Nil Nil Nil Pkg I 4870 4870 4870 4870 4870 4870 4870 4870 4870

Details of Sample Analysis of Field Season 2013 – 14

Month Apr-13

May-13

Jun-13

July-13

Augu-13

Sept-13

Oct-13

Nov-13

Dec-13

Jan-14

Feb-14

Mar-14

Total

Collected Submitted to lab Nil Nil 103 Nil Nil 38 111 177 363 792

Analyses Reported during the month of - Pkg A Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 60 Pkg B Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg C Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg D Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg E Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg F Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg G Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Pkg H Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 141 Pkg I Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Pendency [up to the end of the month:-]

101

Pkg A Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 732 Pkg B Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg C Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg D Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg E Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg F Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg G Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 Pkg H Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 651 Pkg I Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792

Pkg-J Nil Nil 103 103 103 141 252 429 792 * Analysis undertaken through other Regional Laboratories of G.S.I. # 352 diverted samples returned back from Nagpur analysed at Jaipur

* * Partly in house and partly through other Regional Laboratories of G.S.I $ Through outsourcing. *** 8 No’s of samples withdrawn for all packages except package “B”

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Annexure-6

Table – 1

YEARWISE, STATEWISE REPORT PENDENCY (2002 -03 to 2010 – 12) Progress as on 31.12.2013

Region Total No. of

Progress reports upto 31.12.10

Reports released during April 2012

Reports released during May to November 2012

Reports released during September 2013

Reports released during October 2013

Reports released during November 2013

Total No. of Progress Report Pending as on 31.12.2013

WR 9 (GCM reports upto 2008 – 09) + 4(GCM reports of 2009-10) + 32

4 GCM (With this, all reports cleared up to FS 2009-10).

58 (With this, all reports cleared up to FS 2010-12).

59 16 13 (With this, all reports

cleared upto FS 2012-13).

NIL

Table-2

DATA UNIVERSE ON REGION WISE – MISSION WISE STATUS OF PENDING PROGRESS REPORTS (upto F.S. 2010-12)

(As on 31.12.2013)

Region M-I M-II M-III M_IV Total no. of Progress Report Pending upto 31.12.2013

GM

STM

GC

M

(inte

rim)

GPM

A

S

(AB

S,

ASG

E,

ETC

) M

CS

MI COAL-

LIGNITE DB

, M

AP

DIS

CIP

LIN

AR

Y

(GT,

EQ,

ENV

,ET

FUN

DA

MEN

TAL

(RD

)

Western Region HQ

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Op. Rajasthan

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Op. Gujarat

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Western Region

M I : 0 M II : 0 M III : 0

M IV : 0 0

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Table-3

Region wise – year wise Status of Pending Progress Reports (all reports as well as mineral investigation) upto 31st December 2013 Region Total no. of

Progress Reports Pending upto 31.03.12 19

98-8

9 &

ea

rlier

19

99-0

0

2000

-01

2001

-02

2002

-03

2003

-04

2004

-05

2005

-06

2006

-07

2007

-08

2008

-09

2009

-10

2010

-12

2012

-13

WR All reports

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Only MI

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Only GCM

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Table-4

NGCM report status (more than 40 elements) upto 31st December 2013 Region

Data universe since inception (F.S. 2001-02 to 2008-09)

Interim reports released during Qtr. Oct. – Dec.’10

Interim reports released during Jan. – May11

Final Reports circulated

Interim reports released during June. 2011.

Interim reports released during Sept. 2011.

Interim reports released during April 2012.

Interim reports released during Sept.-Nov. 2012.

Interim reports released during Sept. 2013

Interim reports released during Oct. 2013

Interim reports released during Nov. 2013

WR 10 + 4* 1 2 0 5 2 4* 10 @ 4 $ 8 $ 12 $ 4* Interim Reports of F.S. 2009-10 10@ Interim Reports for F.S. 2010-12 4 $ Interim Reports for F.S. 2012-13

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ANNEXURE – 7 STATUS OF UPLOADING IN GSI PORTAL UPTO 31st December 2013

S. No.

Component Data universe (total volume of data)

Total Achievement till F.S. 2010-12 (1st Oct 10 to 31st Mar 12

Achievement during F.S. 2012-13 (1st Apr 2012 to 31st Mar 13

Achievement during F.S. 2013-14 (1st Apr 2013 to 30th Sept 13

Achievement during F.S. 2013-14 (1st Oct 2013 to 30th Dec 13

Total (Cumulative) Achievement up to 31.12.2013

Remarks

1 Uploading of Legacy FSP & Extended abstract

FSP 1170 nos. Nil Nil Nil 1170 nos. EA 1138 nos. Nil Nil Nil 1138 nos.

2 Metadata of unpublished reports

4512 nos. 94 nos. Nil Nil 4606 nos. Updated

3 Actual unpublished reports post- 2004***

409 nos. 96 nos. Nil Nil 505 nos. Updated

4 Actual unpublished reports pre-2004 ***

(Total 2412 reports to be keyed in for uploading)

1101 nos. 1284 nos. 03 nos. Nil 2388 nos. Updated

5 1:50,000 geological maps for map service

806 maps 806 nos. N.A. N.A. N.A. 806 maps uploaded

Uploading completed

6 Marine maps: (a) EEZ TW

Not Applicable

7 Coal exploration block maps (1:10000)

Not Applicable

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8

Pay roll data (no. or records of employees)

783 nos. 738 nos. 726 nos. 726 nos. Uploading of Pay roll data and regular updating of HRMIS data

HRMIS Group ‘A’ & Gazetted ‘B’

189 nos. 228 nos. (Gr. A) & 12 (Gr. B GTZ)

218 nos. (Gr. A) & 11 (Gr. B GTZ)

246 nos. (Gr. A) & 13 nos. (Gr. B GTZ)

Group ‘B’ Non Gazetted & Group ‘C’

594 nos. 96 nos. (Gr. B NGTZ) & 402 (Gr. C)

98 nos. (Gr. B NGTZ) & 399 (Gr. C)

97 nos. (Gr. B NGTZ) & 382 nos. (Gr. C)

9 Photographs for photo gallery

383 nos. Nil Nil Nil 383 nos.

10 Published papers maps

49 DRM, 31 MBM, 3 Pub. Paper Maps, 68 QGM

9 MBM, 1 Geol_Min_Map

1 MBM Nil Nil 49 DRM, 41 MBM, 3 Pub. Paper Maps,1 Geol_Min_Map, 68 QGM

QGM 68 Nil Nil Nil Nil 68 DRM 49 Nil Nil Nil Nil 49 MBM 31 9 1 Nil Nil 41 GMSR NA Entire India NA Marine maps NA

11 Case Studies 20 nos. 2 nos. Nil Nil Nil 69 nos.

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ANNEXURE – 8 Case study from Geological Survey of India Western Region Uploaded in GSI Portal

Mission - I State _____Rajasthan Author(s) F.S.

1 Flow Stratigraphy: A Case Study from Siwana Area, Barmer District, Rajasthan V.K.Chittora 1991-92 2 Ranthambhor Quartzite and its overlying sequence: a new study from Sawai Madhopur

area, Rajasthan D.B.Guha

3 Rikhabdev Ultramafic Suite, Udaipur district, Rajasthan Benudhar Behera 4 Agri-Geochemical Interpretation and Environmental Application: Study Based on NGCM

Programme in Rajasthan Afroz Chishti

5 Pictorial depiction of structures of the rocks of Trans-Aravalli region Pushpesh Narayan and Pawan Kumar

6 Groundwater related problems of Jaipur city and suitable water harvesting scheme 7 Quaternary geological and morphostratigraphic studies of Sukri river basin, Rajasthan Suresh Pareek 8 Discovery of hitherto unknown ophiolite suite of rocks in Trans-Aravalli Region, Rajasthan. S. Mukhopadhyay and

A.K.Bhattacharya

State ____Gujarat 9 Stratigraphy and sedimentation history of the Champaner Group, Gujarat C. Srikarni and Sanjay Das

10 Proterozoic granites of North Gujarat C.Srikarni 11 A Reappraisal of stratigraphy of the Aravalli Supergroup of rocks around Santrampur &

Jhalod, Dahod district, Gujarat P.K.Singh 2007-08 &

2008-09 Other Region

12 Stream sediment survey in Simlipal volcano plutonic basin in Mayurbhanj district, Orissa. Zafiruddin Iqbal

Mission - II State _____Rajasthan

13 Iron oxide (REE) type of mineralization: Trans-Aravalli region, Rajasthan A.K. Bhattacharya, Pushpesh Narayan and Pawan Kumar

14 Investigation for Gold and associated Basemetal Mineralization in Rajpura Area, Udaipur District, Rajasthan

Amit Srivastava

15 Investigation for Gold and associated Basemetal Mineralization in Bharkundi Area, Dungarpur District, Rajasthan

Amit Srivastava

16 Case history of Bhukia gold prospect, Banswara district, Rajasthan M. Karunaker Reddy and R.L. Jat

1990-2009

17 An unusal rock With Gold Mineralization - A case study from Dugocha area Suresh Chander and I. R. Kirmani

1998 to 2002

18 Geophysical Exploration for Basemetals in Manaksas-Jodhpura Area, Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan

L.N.Singh et.al. 2006-07

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19 GIS based geochemical Similarity analysis in prognostication of basemetal deposits - A case study from Pindwara - Watera sector of SDFB of Rajasthan

Debkumar Bhattacharyya and I.R. Kirmani

1998-99

20 Nature and the antiquity of ancient metallurgical slags found in Rajasthan and Gujarat A. K. Grover 21 Mineral Prognostication - Karoi-Rashmi Area of Pur Banera Belt, Rajasthan R. P. Nagar and

Dr. Pankaj Saini

22 Geo-botanical Guides for prospecting basemetal mineralization V. K. Kanchan 23 Cu-Ag mineralization in Baniwala ki Dhani-Dokan – Meena-ka-Nangal area, tehsil, Nim Ka

Thana, district Sikar, Rajasthan Shubhabrata Mukhopadhyay and Apurba Banerjee

2007-08

24 Gold mineralization in the Precambrian rocks of Rajasthan I. R. Kirmani and Dr. Fareeduddin

25 Investigation for copper and associated metals in Maota Block, Central Khetri Belt, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan

L.N.Singh, R.R.Singh and C.N.Verma

26 Feldspathic rocks and sulphide mineralization - Ghagri area, Salumber tehsil, Udaipur district, Rajasthan

Fareeduddin and I.R. Kirmani 2005-06

27 Investigation for ferrous and associated metallic minerals in the extension zone of known iron deposits in Bagholi area, Jhunjhunun district, Rajasthan.

R.R. Singh

28 Regional Assessment of Clay in Bikaner, Nagaur and Pali Districts of Rajasthan J.V.Natani 29 Potash Deposit of Nagaur-Ganganagar Basin of Rajasthan K. Mahendra Reddy 1973-91 30 A Case Study on Emerald Mineralization in Rajasthan R.S.Garkhal 31 Commercial Granite Resource Survey in Rajasthan V. P. Sharma 1994-95 to

1996-97 32 Gravity and Magnetic (V.F.) Surveys, Western part of Palana Basin, Bikaner, Jodhpur and

Jaisalmer districts, Rajasthan V.N. Singh and S.L.Singh 2008-09

33 Geophysical logging and mise-a-la-masse surveys in delineation of mineralized zones 2005-09

34 Geophysical investigation for copper and associated precious metals in Mundiawas - Khera area, Alwar district, Rajasthan

Babu Lal and R.R.Singh

35 Geophysical investigation for basemetal in the Dhikan Block, Pali district, Rajasthan L.N.Singh et.al. 2007-08

36 Integrated geophysical surveys for basemetals and associated gold mineralization in TODI KA BAS AREA, Alwar district, Rajasthan

R.R.Singh, S.L.Singh and Shiv Lal

2006-07

37 Surface Geophysical Survey For Lignite Exploration In Nagaur Basin, Nagaur District, Rajasthan

V.N. Singh and S.L.Singh 2008-09

38 Investigation for Gold-Copper Mineralization, Northwest and Southeast of Gundelapara Village, Bhukia Gold Belt, Banswara District Rajasthan - A Review

Amit Srivastava, Abhinandan Srivastava and M.Karunaker Reddy

39 Copper mineralisation in Karoi-Rajpura area, Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan

L.M.S. Maura

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40 Significant Zn And Pb Anomalies In Rampuriya-Gadariyakhera Block Of Pur-Banera Belt, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan

J.U.Rao, D.B.Jena, A.N.Kamble and P.K.Raut

Mission – II State _____Gujarat

41 Evaluation and Characterisation of Bentonite and Kaolinite Deposits of Bhavnagar District, Gujarat

Other regions

42 Quaternary geological studies with special emphasis on volcanic ash and neotectonism in Gundlakamma river basin, of Guntur and Prakasham districts, Andhra Pradesh

K. Mahender Reddy and B.M.Shah

Mission – III State _____Rajasthan

43 Regional Core Library, Western Region, Jaipur Kishan Dutt Mission - IV (Multidisciplinary) State _____Rajasthan

44 Geophysical Investigation in Kalisindh Dam Project, Jhalawar District, Rajasthan V N Singh and S L Singh

2006-07

45 Geophysical investigation of Parwan Dam site project, Jhalawar and Baran districts, Rajasthan

V.N. Singh and S.L.Singh 2007-08

46 Study of lineaments and Neotectonic activity around Kakrapar Nuclear power project, Surat district, Gujarat

Surendra Prasad 2005-06 & 2006-07

47 A Study of the Seismological Effects of the Behror - Narnaul Earthquake of 31.03.98, Rajasthan and Haryana

Zafiruddin Iqbal 1997-98

48 Macroseismic investigation of Jaisalmer earthquake of 9th April 2009 Rajendra Sanwal and S.K.Kulshrestha

2008-09

49 Alwar Earthquake of 29th November 2006, Rajasthan S.K.Kulshrestha, C.K.Gautam, S.Muhopadhyay, P.C.Srivastava

2006-07

50 Geological and Environmental Status of Makrana Marble Mining Area, Nagaur District, Rajasthan and Strategy for Sustainable Development

J.V.Natani

51 Pollution study of limestone mines and cement plants in Rajasthan 52 Geoscientific studies on quaternary playa deposits, Thar Desert, Rajasthan R.G. Verma 2004-05

and 2005-06 53 Geoenvironmental Impact Analysis of Areas in Jhunjhunun District, Rajasthan 54 Pollution by Dyeing Industries of Pali District, Rajasthan 55 Geomorphological, sedimentological and geochemical studies of shri mohangarh and Kanod

playas of Jaisalmer District, Rajasthan Suresh Pareek

Mission - IV (Multidisciplinary) State _____Gujarat

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56 Seismic Hazard / Risk Microzonation (SHRM) of Jamnagar City, Gujarat V.N.Singh and R.L.Regar 2005-06 57 Seismic Hazard / Risk Microzonation (SHRM) Of Bhavnagar Town, Gujarat R. L. Regar and V.N. Singh 2006-07 58 Seismic Hazard and Risk Microzonation of Ahmedabad City, Gujarat A.K. Mathur, A. K. Saxena,

Surendra Prasad, D. N. Fulzele, V. N. Singh and R. L. Regar

2001-02 to 2004-05

59 Source and Dispersion of Fluoride in Land-Water system, Amreli district, Gujarat Op. Gujarat 60 Damage Caused due to Leakage of Compressed Air Injected in the ONGC Well in the Tube

Wells of Gamanpura Village, Mahesana District, Gujarat Janardan Prasad and S.N. Bhagat

2007-08

61 Assessment of Groundwater Hazards in Coastal Belt of Jamnagar District of Gujarat, India Mission - IV (Fundamental ) State ____ Rajasthan

62

Study of Proterozoic biota from the Marwar Supergroup, Rajasthan Ravindra Kumar 2005-06 & 2007-08

63 Status of Permo-Carboniferous sediments of Rajasthan -Bap-Badhaura-Nokhra area, Jodhpur and Bikaner districts, Rajasthan

A.K. Mathur 2007-08 & 2008-09

64 Biostratigraphic Study of Microfossils From Tertiary Basin of Nagaur and Bikaner Districts, Rajasthan

A.K. Mathur 2006-07 & 2007-08

65

Ammonites study of the Jurassic rocks of Jaisalmer Basin, Rajasthan Dr. Surendra Prasad 1996-98

66 Types of Sand Dunes occurring in Thar Desert of India 67 Record of Ediacara biota from Marwar Supergroup, Rajasthan P. Srivastava

State ___ Gujarat

68 Palaeoecological and biostratigraphical studies around Dwarka-Porbandar Area, Gujarat

A.K. Mathur, Ravindra Kumar and P. Srivastava

2007-08 & 2008-09

69 Palaeoclimate in Gujarat during cretaceous-their variation, causes and biotic and environmental responses

A.K.Mathur

Other Region 70 Study Of The Buxa And Gorubathan Formations Of Lesser Himalayan Belt To Delineate The

Potential Dolomite Horizons And The Potential Zones Of Sulphide Mineralisation Respectively, West & South Districts, Sikkim And Darjeeling District Of West Bengal

L.M.S. Maura 2005-2006

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ANNEXURE - 9

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS PUBLISHED BY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, WESTERN REGION

(IN LAST FIVE YEARS) Sl.N

o. Type of the publication

Title of the publication Periodicity Volume No./PT

Year of the publication

Whether available

Soft Copy

Hard copy

1 Record Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2003-04

Annual Pt-7,V.138

2006 Available

2 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2004-05

Annual Pt-7,V.139

2007 Available

3 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2005-06

Annual Pt-7,V.140

2008 Available

4 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2006-07

Annual Pt-7,V.141

2009 Available

5 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2007-08

Annual Pt-7,V.142

2009 Available

6 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2008-09

Annual Pt-7,V.143

2010 Available

7 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2009-10

Annual Pt-7,V.144

2011 Yes Available

8 -do- Extended abstract of progress reports for the field season programme 2010-12

Annual Pt-7,V.145-

146

2013 Yes Available

9

Misc. Publication

Potash in India No.65 2005 Available / also on portal

10 Palaentologica Indica

Ammonite biostratigraphy of Middle to Late Jurassic rocks of Jaisalmer basin, Rajasthan, India

V.52 2006 Available

11 Special publication

Geology and evolution of Nagaur-Ganganagar basin with special reference to salt and Potash mineralisation

No.62 2005 Available

12 Miscellaneous Publication

Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan

No.30 Pt-12 3rd Revised Edition

2011 Yes Available (also in Portal)

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13 Miscellaneous Publication

Geology and Mineral Resources of Rajasthan (Hindi Edition)

No.30 Pt-12 2nd Revised Hindi

Edition

2012 Yes Available (also in Portal)

14 Miscellaneous Publication

Geology and Mineral Resources of Gujarat, Daman & Diu

l No.30 Pt-14 2nd Revised EnglishEdition

2013 Yes Available (also in Portal)

15 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jan-Dec, 2009) Biannual V.30, Pt.I & II

2010 Yes On Portal

16 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jan-Jun, 2010) Biannual V.31, Pt.I

2010 Yes On Portal

17 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jul-Dec, 2010) Biannual V.31, Pt.II

2011 Yes On Portal

18 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jan-Jun, 2011) Biannual V.32, Pt.I

2012 Yes On Portal

19 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jul-Dec, 2011) Biannual V.32, Pt.II

2012 Yes On Portal

20 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jan-Jun, 2012) Biannual V.33, Pt.I

2012 Yes On Portal

21 News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jul-Dec, 2012) Biannual V.33, Pt.II

2013 Yes On Portal

22. News GSI e-News of Western Region (Jan-Jun, 2032) Biannual V.34, Pt.I

2013 Yes On Portal

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Annexure -10 COURSE SCHEDULED/CONDUCTED AT FTC RTI AND ZAWAR DURING F.S. 2013-14 (Oct 2013 to Dec 2013)

TRAINING CONDUCTED BY RTI, JAIPUR

LIST OF COURSES CONDUCTED IN PURSUANCE OF F.S. 2013-14

Sl. No. Name of the course/ workshop Period FSP/ outside FSP

No. of participants

Name of faculty with number of sessions

Remarks

1. Refresher course in Structural Geology for the geologists of GSI (Course conducted as per FSP: 2013-14)

6 days : 18.11.13 to 23.11.13

2013-14/RC-SG/WR/RTI/2013/31

15 (all from GSI, WR)

(i) Dr. P. R. Golani, Director (G), GSI, WR, Jaipur, (10 sessions) (ii) Dr. N. K. Chauhan, Professor, MSU, Udaipur (3 sessions) (iii) Dr. L. S. Shekhawat, Director (G), GSI, WR, Jaipur, (3 sessions) (iv) Sh. L.M.S. Maura, Suptdg. Geologist GSI, WR, (6 sessions) (v) Sh. S. Gupta, Sr. Geologist, GSI, WR, Jaipur, (5 sessions) (vi) Sh S. Singh, Sr. Geologist, GSI, WR, Jaipur, (6 sessions)

GF GF GF CF CF CF

GF: Guest Faculty CF: Core Faculty

LIST OF COURSES CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF F.S. 2013-14 – Nil

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TRAINING CONDUCTED BY FTC, ZAWAR LIST OF COURSES CONDUCTED IN PURSUANCE OF F.S. 2013-14

Sl. No. GSITI FSP Item No. Course Duration Core Faculty

Guest Faculty

1.

36th Orientation Course for Geologists Specialised Module in Mineral Exploration

Induction level foundation course.

28.09.2013 to 08.11.2013

Dr. N. R. Ramesh Sh. R.S. Garkhal

Sh. L. M. S. Maura

Sh. Sanjay Gupta Sh. Sanjay Singh

Sh. C. P. Sisodia Dr. S. S. Ameta Sh. S. Banglani Sh. B. S. Jodha Sh. Israil Khan Dr. Amar Singh Sh. Ram Avatar Sh. S. N. Rivani Sh. Radhe Shyam Sh. R.P. Kumawat Sh. Sultan Singh Prof. N. K. Chauhan Prof. Mihir Dev Shri N. K. Kavdia Dr. G. Karunakar Terry JR Barclay Faculty from HZL, Zawar Faculty from Wolkem Pvt. Ltd. Faculty from Babarmal Mine

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ANNEXURE – 11

LIST OF RAC/ OAC/ STAGE REVIEW/ CGPB MEETINGS WITH DATE AND STATUS OF UPLOADING OF MINUTES

REGION/STATE RAC/OAC/SGPB/ STAGE REVIEW PLACE DATE OF MEETING MINUTES STATUS RAJASTHAN STAGE REVIEW MEETING Jaipur 25th October 2013 Uploaded in GSI Portal on

9th December 2013

GUJARAT STAGE REVIEW MEETING Gandhinagar 28th October 2013 Uploaded in GSI Portal on 9th December 2013

RAJASTHAN OAC Meeting XII_OAC_RAJ_07 Jaipur 13th December 2013 Uploaded in GSI Portal on

13th January 2014

GUJARAT OAC Meeting XII_OAC_GUJ_07 Gandhinagar 10th December 2013 Uploaded in GSI Portal on 23rd January 2014

WESTERN REGION RAC Meeting XII_RAC_WR_07 Jaipur 19th December 2013 Uploaded in GSI Portal on 16th January 2014

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ANNEXURE - 12

EMPLOYMENT POSITION IN THE WESTERN REGION (GROUP ‘A’ & GROUP ‘B’ GAZETTED)

Sanctioned Filled - up Group A Grade Geology Geoph Chem Engg Min

Phy Geology Geoph Chem Engg Min.

Phy. Adm Stores Survey

JTS 141 10 11 2 1 1 1 STS 24 6 8 3 1 1 1 JAG 14 1 SG 22 1 1 1 1 SAG 6 1 HAG TOTAL 207 18 21 6 3 1 1 2 Grand TOTAL 259 Group B (Gazetted)

2 1 2 2 3 1 2

Grand TOTAL 13

TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN GROUP-B [NON-GAZETTED], C & D

Group Total No. of Employees Sanctioned

Total No. of Employees In Position

Group – B Non Gazetted (Tech. + Admn.)

11

Total Group – B [Non-gazetted]

Technical 208+1 90+11 Ministerial 85 53

Group – C

Technical 256 104+20 Ministerial 90 52 Erstwhile Group D 177 127

Total 816+1 426+11+20

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ANNEXURE - 13 Vehicle Position as on 31.12.2013 in Western Region

A. Field going vehicles / Office Vehicles S. No. Particulars/ Type

of vehicle Kilometer run Total Sanctioned

strength of Drivers

Drivers in position Less than

25000 km 25001 – <50000 km

50,001 – <1,50,000 km

>1,50,000

1 Jeep (diesel) 33 42 75

103

68

2 Pick up 0 3 Amb ISZ/Mark-IV 3 3 4 Indica 1 1 5 Bolero 1 1 1 3 6 Qualis 2 2 7 Truck (LCV) 3 3 8 Truck (HCV) 2 3 10 15 9 Bus 1 1 10 Maruti Van 1 1 Total 104

Age wise Status of Vehicles B. Field vehicles / Office Vehicles

S. No. Particulars Vehicles less than 6 years old

Vehicles 6 years & less than 10 years old

Vehicles more than 10 years & less than 15 years old

More than 15 years

Total

1 Jeep (diesel) 30 45 75 2 Pick up 0 3 Amb ISZ/Mark-IV 3 3 4 Indica 1 1 5 Bolero 1 2 3 6 Qualis 1 1 2 7 Truck (LCV) 3 3 8 Truck (HCV) 2 13 15 9 Bus 1 1 10 Maruti Van 1 1 Total 1 1 39 63 104

Vehicles of erstwhile AMSE Wing and Training Institute have been taken into account

117

ANNEXURE – 14

PROCUREMENT STATUS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS/ MODERNIZATION ITEMS/ MACHINERY PROPOSED FOR PROCUREMENT

MAJOR PROCUREMENT UNDER M.E. HEAD Foreign purchase, CPMC proposal Sl No.

Item Qty Amount in Rs.

Remark

1 24 channel Seismographs

1 50,00,000.00 Proposal sent to CPMC through Dy.D.G, Geophy. CHQ.

2 AAS with Graphite Furnace

1 30,00,000.00 P.O. (in USD and in INR) are cancelled due to non availability of fund.

3 Spectrometer 2 80,00,000.00 To be procured by CoS. Proposal sent on 15.09.10 for Gujarat and on 17.09.2010 for Western Region. No response yet.

Domestic Purchase 1 Diamond Tools 1 4,44,704.00 Purchase Order Placed. Goods inspected and

supply awaited. Probably in February 20104. ROLLING PLAN M.E Head requirement of 2012-13 carried over to 2013-14

Sl. No

Indenting Div. with date

Item Qty Amount required (Rs.)

1 Petrology Div 1. Gemological microscope with photographic attachment 2. Brunton Compass

1 No. 40 Nos.

1. 5,00,000.00 Re-tendered. Only one response. Sent to indentor for scrutiny of specifications. 2. 7,51,800.00. Order placed on 4.02.2014, supply awaited.

2 Chemical Div Portable parameter compact set

3 Nos.

6,65,708.00. Pending for budget concurrence in FY 2013.14

3. Geophysics Division

DGPS 1 No.

13,62,382.00. Order placed on 29.01.14 and supply awaited.

IT Head requirement of 2010-11 carried over to 2013 -14. CPMC Proposals

Sl. no

Indenting Div. with date

Item Qty Amount required

1 RS Div. (earlier PGRS)

ENVI software along with flash module, Dem extraction module and floating license

1 No. 8,00,000=00 Proposal sent to DDG (IT), CHQ on 20.08.2010 & on 09.11.2010

2. RS Div. (earlier PGRS)

9.3 version of ERDAS imagine software

1 No. 12,00,000.00. Proposal not received

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IT Head requirement for 2013-14

Sl No.

Indenting Div. with date

Item Qty. Amount required

1. Geodata Div. AMC (Computers, LAN, UPS & renewal of antivirus

- 2,00,000.00

2. Geodata Div. Consumables - 2,00,000=00 3. Geodata Div. Laptops 80

Nos. 32,00,000=00 Proposal sent to CHQ

4. Geodata Div. Printers, Scanners - 20,000=00 IT Head requirement for 2013-14

Sr. No. Indenting Div. with date

Item Qty Amount required

1. Geodata Div. Computer furniture table

125 3,75,000.00

2. Geodata Div. Multi-utility devices, printers, scanners

25,000.00

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STATUS OF PROCUREMENT OF EQUIPMENTS UNDER ME HEAD FOR THE YEAR 2013 -14

Region: GSI, WR, Jaipur

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1. Agate pulverizer-2 Nos.

INR 40,00,000 34th CPMC approved for purchase. Purchase to be done by CHQ, GSI, Kolkata

2. XRF-1 No. INR 1,80,00,000

34th CPMC approved for purchase. Purchase to be done by CHQ, GSI, Kolkata

3. AAS with flame GTA

INR 40,00,000

34th CPMC approved for purchase. Purchase to be done by CHQ, GSI, Kolkata shortly.

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LIABILITY FOR PAYMENTS OF EQUIPMENTS UNDER ME HEAD FOR THE FY 2013-14

Liability towards Outsource of Drilling Activities in GSI, WR upto 31.03.2014

Sl. No

Work Order No & Date Item no as per FSP

Meterage of

Drilling

Rate Per Meter

Drilling

Service Tax

Amount of Contact

Name of the Firm

Payments Details

Remarks

1. 10/4/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/828 dated 5/3/13

66 450 Rs.3720.00 nil Rs.1674000.00 M/s Super Engineering Works, 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate, Delhi 110006

Bill No. 749 for Rs930000.00 & Bill No. 751 for

Rs744000.00 forwarded for payment on 7.05.2013

2. 10/6/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/854 dated 5/03/13

52 350 Rs.5085.00 nil Rs.1779750.00 M/s Super Engineering Works 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate Delhi-110006.

Bill No. 750 dt. 13.04.2013 for Rs762750.00 & Bill No. 752 for Rs1017000.00 forwarded on

8.05.2013

3. 10/8/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/753 dated 31/01/13

49 600 Rs.2850 nil Rs.1710000.00 M/s Super Engineering Works 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate Delhi-110006.

a) Bill no. 730 dt. 1/3/13 for Rs.827212.50 forwarded to party bill on 11/3/13. b) Bill no. 736 dt. 14/3/13 for Rs.829350.00 forwarded to

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party bill on 18/3/13.

4. 10/9/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/756 dated 31/01/13

46 800 Rs.2940.00 12.36 Rs.2642707.00 M/S Maheshwari Mining Pvt. Ltd. 21 CLM Lane, Raniganj, 713347, West Bengal

Work not done by the firm

Processed for forfeit ofperformance security

5. 10/10/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/754 dated 31/01/13

60 800 Rs.3304.00 12.36 Rs.2969900.00 M/S Maheshwari Mining Pvt. Ltd. 21 CLM Lane, Raniganj, 713347, West Bengal

Work not done by the firm

Processed for forfeit ofperformance security

6. 10/11/PUR/AP&M/2012-13/852 dated 5/03/13

65 450 Rs.3720.00 nil Rs.1674000.00 M/s Super Engineering Works 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate Delhi-110006.

Bill No. 738 dt. 22.03.2013 for Rs558000.00 & Bill No. 747 dt.

9.04.13, for Rs558000.00 forwarded for

payment

7. 10/1/PUR/AP&M/2012-14/1020 dated 20/05/13

56 450 Rs.3720.00 12.36 Rs.1674000.00 M/s Super Engineering Works 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate Delhi-110006.

Date of completion of work upto 31.03.2013

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8. 10/2/PUR/AP&M/2012-14/853 dated 20/05/13

57 450 Rs.3720.00 12.36 Rs.1674000.00 M/s Super Engineering Works 3682/38, 2nd Floor, Shabi Market, Chowk Mori Gate Delhi-110006.

Date of completion of work upto 31.03.2013

9. 10/1/PUR/AP&M/WR/2012-13/585 dated 20/11/12

1080 Rs.900.00 Rs.143125.00 M/s Esquire Geo Services, Vadodra

Bill no. Egs/121/2012-13, dt. 11.03.2013 for Rs.210338.00 forwarded on 14.03.2013 & 2nd bill not received as yet

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ANNEXURE - 15A

Status of Existing Drilling Equipments under Deployment DETAILS OF DRILLING RIGS AVAILABLE (WITH DEPLOYMENT DURING F.S. 2013-14)

Sl.No. Unit

No. Target

(m) Achievement

(m) (Oct. to Dec.

13)

Project Item No. / FSP CODE/ Area Remarks

1 426 1000 178.00 m. BM-I Item No.51: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/037 from 18.03.2013 in Salampura area

To be continued redeployment

2 466

1000 225.90 m. BM-I ItemNo.52: ME/BM/WR/RAJ/ 2012//038 Dhani Granite, Pali district

To be continued deployment in Dhani Block

3. 465 1000 122.60 m.

BM-II

Item No.44: ME/BM/WR/RAJ/2013/040, Khera block, Alwar.

To be continued deployment in Khera Block.

4 451 1000 230.30 m. BM-II Item No.47: ME/BMWR/RAJ/2012/042, Nanagwas Block, Sikar district

To be continued redeployment in Nanagwas.

5. 425 1000 108.30 m BM-II Item No.45: ME/BMWR/RAJ/2012/030, Khera block, Alwar.

To be continued deployment in Khera Block

6. 476 1000 133.75 m BM-II Item No.48: ME/BM/WR/RAJ/2012/043, Dariba North Block, Sikar district.

To be continued in Dariba North Block, Sikar district.

7. 469

3900

98.00 m

Lignite

Item No 63: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/043; Panna area in Palana Basin, Jaisalmer.

Started drillinn on 24.06.2013; Panna area in Palana Basin, Jaisalmer

8. 423 0.0 m

Item No 63: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/043; Panna area in Palana Basin, Jaisalmer.

Spill over drilling 137.00 m in item no. 71; ME/WR/RAJ/2012/057, Kharicharnan South area

9 464 153.00 m. Item No 63: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/043; Panna area in Palana Basin, Jaisalmer.

Spill over drilling 134.00 m in item no. 71; ME/WR/RAJ/2012/057, Kharicharnan South area

10 417 206.50 m Item No 63: ME/WR/RAJ/2012/043; Panna area in Palana Basin, Jaisalmer.

Spill over drilling 207.50 m in item no. 71; ME/WR/RAJ/2012/057, Kharicharnan South area

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ANNEXURE - 15B

STATUS OF EXISTING DRILLING AND OTHER HIGH-END (RS. >1 CORE) EQUIPMENTS UNDER DEPLOYMENT AND THOSE TO BE PROCURED DURING FY 2013-14

Type of instrument

Indenting Region

Qty Cost Lead Time PAC/ Sr. PAC

DG’s approval & CPMC recommendation

Tendering/ Re-tendering

TEC TAC PO Placed

LC opened

Delivery to be or Received

Utility of the Instrument [Mission-wise]

Diamond Tools

WR 177 Nos.

- Before 30th April 2013

All formalities

fulfilled

- Completed Done Done PO placed Dt.

7.02.2013 from AP

& M, WR, GSI

- To be recieved

Used in drilling operations of WR, Mission-IIA

Drill Rods: NW, BW

WR 400 Nos.

-

Last year proposal sent to DDG (D) CHQ, GSI, Kolkata for procurement

- - - - - - - Not

received

Used in drilling operations of WR, Mission-IIA & IIB

Core Barrels: HWT, NWT, T-Type: 86mm, 76mm, T6-Type: 101mm, 86mm

WR 64 Nos.

- - - - - - - - Only HWT & NWT received in December 2013

PX Casings WR 50

Nos. - - - - - - - - Not

received Pressure Mud pumps

WR 04 Nos.

- Proposal sent to DDG & HOD, WR,

for procurement

- - - - - - - Proposal returnrned back by HOD to Drilling Dvn.

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ANNEXURE – 16 STATUS OF PENDING LEGAL CASES OF WESTERN REGION, GSI, JAIPUR: AS ON 31. 12. 2013

Petition/O.A No. with date Name of Court/Bench of CAT

Major issues involved

Date on which Counter Affidavit was filed

Date of filing subsequent affidavits, if any

Present status of the case/date of next hearing

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1. 2562/2001 UOI & Ors. V/s Dr. U.B.Mathur

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeal against non-recovery of HRA

N.A After Restoration now case is to be listed in hearing category.

2. DBCWP No. 2533/2003 Jaswant Singh V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Pay scale equal to S.E. of CPWD

28.01.2004 Due Course

3. DBCWP No. 3896/2004 C.P.Dusad V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeal against the order of CAT for pay scale equal to SE of CPWD

24.05.2005 Due Course

4. DBCWP. No. 7534/2010 UOI V/s M.S.Rathore

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeals against order of the CAT

N.A Under Hearing Process

5. DBCWP. No. 7459/2010 UOI V/s Rajeev Pareek

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeals against order of CAT

N.A Under Hearing Process

6. DBCWP. No. 2497/2010 UOI V/s Manohar Lal

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeals against order of CAT

N.A. Under Hearing Process

07. C.M.A No. 06234/2006 UOI V/s Shankari Bai

Raj. High Court, Jodhpur

Reg. Appeal against the award of MACT

N.A

Due Course

08. W.P.No. 6702/2006 Kumbha Ram V/s UOI & ors.

Raj. High Court, Jodhpur

Reg. Disengagement of contingent worker

15.09.2008. Due course

126

09. W.P. No. 10131/2008 Lakhi Ram V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Reg. Regularization

04.08.2011 29.01.2014

10. DBCWP. No. 6119/2011 Dr. M. Srivastava V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

W.P. against order of CAT & CGWB.

N.A 19.12.2013( New date is awaited)

11. DBCWP No. 15508/2011 Krishna Chandra & Ors. V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

W.P. against order of CAT

10.04.2012 Under Hearing Process

12. SBCWP. No. 312/2012 A.K.Prajapat V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

29.03.2012 Due Course

13. CMA No. 458/2008 Vidhya Devi V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Appeal against MACT Order

N.A. - 28.01.2014

14. W. P. No. 10376/2010 Kesar Bai V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Reg. Family Pension.

25.02.2013 27.01.2014

15. DBCWP.No. 17513/2012 Jitendra Saini V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Reg. Seniority 16.02.2013 14.12.2013( New date is awaited)

16. DBCWP. NO. 9302/2012 S.K.Jain V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion 05.08.2013 06.01.2014

17 DBCWP No.14788/ 2010 – Shakuntla Devi V/s UOI & Ors.

Raj. High Court, Jaipur

Regarding compassionate apptt.

31.03.2011 28.01.2014

18. OA. No. 232/2012 Rukma Devi V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

18.04.2013 - 07.01.2014

19. O.A. No. 377/2012 Hanuman Sahai V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion 23.11.2012 09.01.2014

20 O.A. No. 818/2012 S.K.Jain V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Seniority 24.08.2013 06.01.2014

21. Case No. 127/2009 Sahil Sharma V/s UOI & Ors.

A.C.J. Court, Jaipur

Reg. Pensionary Benefit

19.08.2011 21.03.2014

22. Case No. 808/2010 Sahil Sharma V/s UOI & Ors.

D.& S. Court, Jaipur

Reg. Appli. for succession Certificate

04.08.2010 03.02.2014

127

23. R. A. No. 4/2010 Shushila Devi V/s UOI & Ors.

MACT, Jaipur

Execution Application

N.A. 14.02.2014

24. Case. No. 20/2011 Sushil Kumar Tyagi V/s UOI & Ors.

CGIT, Jaipur Reg. Regularization

04.07.2012 24.02.2014

25 Case No. 47/2005 GSIEA 822 V/s UOI & Ors.

CGIT, Jaipur Reg. Regularization

- - 17.02.2014

26. Case No. 48/2005 GSIEA V/s UOI & Ors.

CGIT, Jaipur Reg. Regularization

- - 17.02.2014

27. Case No. …../2011 Kuldeep V/s UOI & Ors.

D. &. S. Court, Jaipur

Reg. family dispute for property.

N.A 10.01.2014

28. Case No. 1065/2008 Ram Lal V/s UOI & Ors.

Consumer Court, Jaipur

Reg. Return of Property papers

20.02.2009 22.01.2014

29. CP Civil No. 08/2013 in O.A. No. 641/2012- A. K. Agnihotri V/s A. Sundaramoorthy, DG & Khirod Parida, Dy. DG,WR.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion 25.06.2013 20.01.2014

30. O.A. No. 114/2013 Jyoti Pareek V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. compassionate Appointment

22.08.2013 09.01.2014

31. O.A. No. 171/2013 Prabhu Dayal Bairwa V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion 13.08.2013 15.01.2014

32. O.A. No. 170/2013 C.D.Mishra V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion 24.08.2013 15.01.2014

33 O.A.No.117/2013-Ashim Kumar Sarkar V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Promotion filed 30.01.2014

128

34 O.A.No,309/273-Ram Kishore Gurjar V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

28.08.2013 17.01.2014

35 O.A.No.263/2013-Abhishek Sharad V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Regarding terminal benefit and family pension

17.07.2013 17.01.2014

36 Case No.ELA/F/65/2013- Bhagoti Devi V/s Director(Drilling)

Hon’ble W.C.C. Alwar

Regarding Compensation

Reply under preparation by Govt. counsel.

03.01.2014

37 Case No. 06/20/11- Jeevan Ram V/s UOI

WCC, Sikar Regarding Compensation

filed 09.01.2014

38 O.A.No.523/2013- Nitesh Chaudhary V/s UOI & Ors.

CAT Bench, Jaipur

Regarding promotion

05.12.2013 09.01.2014

39. O.A. No.603/2013-Puran Mal Dhanka V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench,jaipur

Regarding Promotion

Reply under preparation by Govt. counsel.

20.01.2014

40. O.A. No. 677/2013- J N CHOUDHARY V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench,jaipur

Regarding Transfer

15.11.2013 29.01.2014

41 O.A. No. 672/2013- S S VIRDHI V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench,jaipur

Regarding Transfer

07.11.2013 07.01.2014

42 O.A. No. 371/2013- T C SHARMA V/s UOI & Ors

CAT Bench,jaipur

Regarding Grant of IInd ACP

Reply under preparation by Govt. counsel.

08.01.2014

43 O.A.No.821/2013-Jugal Kishore V/s UOI & Ors

CAT, Bench,Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

Reply under preparation by Govt. counsel

02.01.2014

129

44 O.A.No.807/2013-Parmeshwar Meena & Ors V/s UOI & Ors

CAT, Bench,Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

Reply under preparation

17.01.2014

45 C.P.No.684/2013 in DBCWP No.5306/2011- Suraj Bhan V/s UOI & Ors

Raj. High Court

Regarding promotion

14.12.2013 17.12.2013( New date is awaited)

46 C.P. No.79/2013 in O.A. No.492/2012 – Parmeshwar Meena Ors V/s UOI & Ors

CAT, Bench,Jaipur

Reg. Compassionate Appointment

Reply under preparation by Govt. counsel

03.02.2014

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