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DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT

KORBA

DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY AND MINING

CHHATTISGARH

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT KORBA

AS PER NOTIFICATION NO. S.O.141 (E) NEW DELHI, 15TH JANUARY. 2016 OF MINISTRY OF ENVIORNMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE

YEAR - 2016

DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY AND MINING

MINERAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

GOVT. OF CHHATTISGARH

CONTENTS

1. Introductionv

2. Overview of mining activity in the District.

3. The list of mining Leases in the District with

location,area and period of validity.

4. Details of Royalty of Revenue received in last three years.

5. Detail production of sand, Bajari and other minor mineral in last three

years.

6. Process of Deposition of sediments in the rivers of District.

7. General profile of the District.

8. Land utilisation pattern in the District: Forest, Agriculture,

Horticulture,Mining etc.

9. Physiography of the district

10. Rainfall : month-wise

11. Geology and Mineral Wealth

(a) District wise detail of river or stream and other sand source.

(b) District wise availability of sand or gravel or aggregate resources.

(c) District wise detail of existing mining leases of sand and

aggregates.

1.Introduction

Korba District is an administrative district of Chhattisgarh state in

central India. The city of “Korba” is the district headquater. According

to 2011 census record the population of Korba district is 1,206,640 and

the population Density is 180 persons/Km sq. (470 persons/sq

mile).Korba is the power capital of the newly formed state

Chhattisgarh. The district comes under Bilaspur division and is

inhabited mainly by tribals including the protected tribe Korwas

(Pahadi korwa). Korba is blessed with lush green forest cover, where a

sizable no. of tribal population is found. The Adivasis in the forest areas

leave in tandem with the environment and have retained their

distinctive cultural characteristics and traditional observances.

Location and Topography

Lattitude :- 22°01’ to 23°01’

Longitude:- 82°07’ to 83°07’

Korba district is situated in the northern half of the C.G. state and

surrounded by districts Korea, Surguja, Bilaspur, Janjgir, Surajpur and

Raigarh. The Head quarter of the korba district situated about 200Km.

from the capital city Raipur.

Korba district falls under the hot temperature climate zone

and hence the district experiences very hot and dry summer. Summer

season starts from April to mid June . Rainy season due to the south-

west monsoon is from mid June till end of September. The average

rainfall in the district is 1112.08 mm.

The main river which is flowing through korba district is the Hasdeo

river originate from Sonhat hills in Korea district. The total length of

this river is 233Km. Its tributaries are Gaje, Ahiran, Jatashankar,

Chornai and Tan.

Forests play an important role in the social and financial structure of

Korba. This district is rich in forest wealth . Korba district has two

forest division Korba and Katghora.

Location Map of Korba District

2.Overview of Mining activity in the District

Korba district is one of the mineral rich district of Chhattisgarh. It is

well known for its coal mines such as Gevra area, Kusmunda, Dipka

etc. Besides this Granite, Dolerite, Bauxite, fireclay and Limestone are

also found in this district. Many Quarry leases of different minor

minerals are sanctioned and are in working condition.

Mainly 14 mining leases of coal are sanctioned to SECL in Korba,

kusmunda, Dipka, Raniatari, Banki,Dhelwadih,Surakachhar, Singhali,

Bagdeva,Laxman and Gevra. Balco has one coal block in Tahsil Pondi

Uprora. 1 quarry lease for fireclay, 4 for soil, 8 for ordinary stone, 6 for

Limestone and 12 quarries of sand are sanctioned to different people in

different areas of the district.Total 45nos. of quarry/mining leases are

sanctioned in Korba district.

List of all the mining leases and Quarry leases of korba district is given

below.

S. no. Name of the

Mineral

No.of mining leases/Quarry

leases

1 Coal 14 Nos.

2 Fireclay 01No.

3 Soil for brick

making

04Nos.

4 Ordinary Stone 08Nos.

5 Limestone 06Nos.

6 Sand 12Nos.

Total 45Nos.

3.The List of Mining leases in the District with Location, area and period of Validity.

List of mining leases of SECL under C.B. act (as on 1.04.2015)

S.No. Name

of

Mining

area

Name of

village

Name of

coal

Block

(Khasra no.)

Notification No.

Total

area of

mining

Lease

Name

of

minera

l

Condition of

Mines

Duration Of

Mines

Envn.

Clearance

(order No.

and date)

Date of

Starting of

mining

activity

Grade of coal

1 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Surakach

ar

Banki

Surakac-

har

Block

S.no. 1514

Dt.02.06.60

S.no. 1619

Dt.22.05.62

S.no. 608

Dt.07.08.92

S.no. 1465

Dt.12.02.01

S.no.2126

Dt.

5040.09

1 Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

30.07.2011

01.03.1976 G5,B,C

2 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Banki Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

31.07.2011 16.01.1963 G5,B,C

3 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Balgi Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

31.08.2011 03.12.1983 G5,B,C

4 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Rajgama

r

Rajgama

r S.no. 2989

Dt.07.10.63

S.no.1603

Dt.19.04.82

S.no.1557

Dt.09.07.94

5704.58

9 Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

30.04.2012 01.02.1974 G5 B

(LF)B(LF)SL

5 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Manikpu

r Korba

manikp

ur block

S.no. 1514

Dt.02.06.60

S.no. 6081

Dt.21.02.64

S.no.2125

Dt.06.06.64

S.no.2024

Dt.25.09.93

1944.15

1 Hect.

Coal Open Cast

Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

31.07.2001 01.02.1966 G5,B,C

6 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Dhelwa

dih

Dhelwa

dih

block

S.no.2184

Dt.27.10.98

S.no.1500

Dt.26.05.90

S.no. 1500

Dt.26.05.90

830.856

Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

30.06.2012 24.01.1991 G5,B,C

7 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Singhal

i

Dhelwa

dih

block

S.no.1500

Dt.26.05.90

S.no.1500

Dt.26.05.90

862.266

Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

30.04.2012 31.05.1993 G5,B,C

8 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Bagdev

a

Amarpu

r block

S.no. 3120

Dt.02.12.95

1026.38

Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

14.07.2012 26.01.1997 G5,B,C

9 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Kusmu

nda

Jatraj

block,

Kusmu

nda II

block

S.no. 76

Dt.26.10.76

S.no. 77

Dt.26.07.77

S.no.181

Dt.01.01.81

2659.48

5 Hect.

Coal Open Cast

Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

03.06.2009 19.01.1979 G11,F

10 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Laxman 420.351

Hect.

Coal Open Cast

Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

12.06.2010 01.09.1988 G11,F

11 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Gevra Kusmu

nda II

block,

Pondi

block &

Hardi

block

S.no. 3068

Dt.19.10.81

S.no. 150

Dt.04.01.64

S.no.311

Dt.02.02.07

S.No.323

Dt.20.09.08

2945.67

3 Hect.

Coal Open Cast

Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

03.06.2009 09.01.1981 G11,F

12 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Dipka Kusmu

nda B

block

Hardi

block

S.no. 1562

Dt.19.04.86

S.no.2195

Dt.04.12.04

2437.20

7 Hect.

Coal Open Cast

Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

03.06.2009 27.12.1991 G10,11,E,F

13 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Raniata

ri

Vijay

Khand

Sendur

garh

block

S.no.677

Dt.19.03.98

S.no.1596

Dt.03.08.98

3296.37

8 Hect.

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

- 01.09.1996 G5,B

14 S.E.C.

L.

Korba

Raniata

ri

Vijay

west

block

Coal Undergroun

d Mine

Approved

under

C.B.act

- 01.09.1996 G5,B

List of Mining lease OF CAPTIVE COAL MINES

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

S.No. Name &

address of

lease

Village/Tahsil Name of

coal

block

Khasra No. Area(Hect.) Name of

Mineral

Condition of

mines

Approval order

no. and date

Duration

1. M/S Bharat

Aluminium

company

Ltd.

Chotiya/pondi-

Uprora

Chotiya

coal

block

66/1,66/2,61/1

61/1,62/2,127/2

& 652 others

1179-

826He

Coal Open/Under

ground

Mines

F 3-

13/2015/12,New

Raipur,Dt

09.07.2015

16.10.2015

to

15.10.2035

List of quarry lease as on 01.04.2015

S.

No.

Name of

lessee &

address

Village

&

Tahsil

Khasra No. Approved

area

(Hect.)

Name of

mineral

Approval

order no. &

date

Duration Workin

g/Non

working

Type of

land

Categor

y of

land

owner

Remark

1. Shri

Nanakram

Bhawnani

Puta

Tah.

Pali

101,103,104,108,110,111

114,116,112/2,102

1.586 fireclay - 30.10.200

9-

29.10.202

9

working Private

land

ST Workin

g

Approved Quarry leases for Brick making soil 1 Shri

Janmejay

singh

kanwar,Son/

Shri Vikray

singh,village

-

chhirhut,tah

. Katghora,

Distt.

Korba.

Jenjra

Tah.

Katghor

a

775/1,775/2,775/3,775/4,

776/1,776/3,779/1,780/2,780/

3,782,791,792/1,792/2,793,8

05/2,794,795/1,795/2,796,79

7,798/1,798/2,798/4,799,802/

1£,802/1x,802/1³,802/1p,

,875/2,876,877,878,879/1,87

9/2,880,881,882,883/2,883/4

9.787

Hect.

Soil for

Brick

making

5537/

23.05.05

28.06.05

28.06.200

5

To

27.06.201

5

working Private

land

ST 27.06.15

Duration

complete

d

2 Shri

Ramgopal

Telsara

Tah.

7/1,8/1,8/2,9/2,10,14/1,14/2,1

5/1,15/2,16,17/1,17/2,17/3,17

3.040

Hect.

Soil for

Brick

2580-86/

26.11.09

01.06.201

0

Workin

g

Private

land

OBC 31.05.15

Duration

Diksena, s/o

shri

Jhaduram

451

Tranport

nagar Korba

Distt. Korba

Katghor

a

/4. making 05.02.10 To

31.05.201

5

complete

d

3 Shri kailash

Chandra

Agrawal,S/O

shri

Hanuman

Prasad,

Katghora,Ta

h. Katghora

Distt. Korba

Dhawai

pur,

Tahsil-

Katghor

a

471/1,471/2,481,480,489,482

,490,491,492,493/1,493/2,49

3/3,494/1,499/2,495/2,495/3

2.447

Hect.

Soil for

Brick

making

2573-79/

26.11.09

05.02.10

06.04.201

0

To

05.04.201

5

Workin

g

Private

land

Gener

al

06.04.15

Duration

complete

d

4 Shri Chatur

Singh Gond,

s/o Jirodhan

Singh,

Village

Sutarra,

Tahsil-

Katghora,Di

stt. Korba

Dhanw

aipur/D

helwadi

h

Tahsil-

Katghor

a

741/1,741/2,741/3,741/4,8/1

£ ,8/2£ ,8/1x ,8/1Ä ,8/1³

,8/1p ,8/1N ,9/1d ,9/1£,9/1x .

2.741

Hect.

Soil for

Brick

making

1763/01.08.

11

17.10.11

08.11.11

To

07.11.16

Workin

g

Private

land

ST Working

Quarry Lease for Crusher stone 5 Manoj ku.

Naidu,Katghora,

distt. Korba

Aamakhokhra

Tah.- Poni

Uprora

45/1£ 3.000

Hect.

Ordinar

y stone

663/09.03.10

26.05.10

26.05.1

0

To

25.05.1

5

Working Govt.

Grass

land

- 25.05.15

Duration

Completed

6 Shri Matadin

Jaiswal

Village-

Farswani,Tah.-

Kartala,Distt.

Korba

Ghathadwari

Tah. kartala

425 2.000

Hect.

Ordinar

y stone

1095/2.05.10

07.08.10

07.08.1

0

To

06.08.1

5

Working Govt.

Grass

land

- 06.08.15

Duration

Completed

7 Shri Sunil Ku. Tanera, Tah.- 101 1.639 Ordinar 2694/04.12.1 30.05.1 Working Govt. - Quarry lease

Agrawal s/o Shri

Ram Das,

Chandni chawk

Raigarh,Distt.

Raigarh

Pondi Uprora Hect. y stone 0

30.05.11

1

To

29.05.1

6

Grass

land

surrender

letter

no.864,dt.29.

03.16

8 Shri Praveen

Ku. Mittal,s/o

shri

Satyanarayan,

Village-Jatga,

Tah.Pondi

Uprora, Distt.

Korba

Keshalpur,Tah.

Pondi Uprora

204/1 4.000

Hect.

Ordinar

y stone

1729/28.07.1

1

06.08.1

1

To

05.08.1

6

Working Govt.

Hilly

rock

land

Quarry lease

surrender

letter

no.864,dt.29.

03.16

9 Shri Sandeep

Jakhad s/o

Surendra singh,

Village-

Pasan,Tah.

Pondi Uprora,

Distt. Korba

Pasan

Tah. Pondi

Uprora

662/8 1.214

Hect.

Ordinar

y stone

1821/19.08.1

1

14.11.11

14.11.1

1

To

13.11.2

1

Working Privat

e land

- working

10 Shri Dushyant

ku. Sharma,s/o

Radheshyam,Vill

age-

Boida,Tah.Pali,D

istt. Korba

Utarda, Tah. Pali 2317 0.400

Hect.

Ordinar

y stone

637/28.02.12

08.06.12

20.06.1

2

To

19.06.1

5

Work not

approved

Govt.

grass

land

- Lease period

over on

19.06.15

R.R.C. no.

2691 Dt.

26.11.16

issued for

remitting

Rs/-10000

against dead

rent and

Rs/- 5600

against

other Head

11 Shri Abhay Ku.

Garg,s/o shri

Radheshyam,Vill

age-

Konkona,Tah.Po

ndi Uprora

40 0.809

Hect.

Ordinar

y Stone

1363/23.05.1

2

27.07.12

27.07.1

2 to

26.07.1

5

Work not

approved

Govt.

Hilly

rock

land

- 06.08.15

Duration

Completed

Katghora,Tah.

Katghora,Distt.

Korba

12 Shri Murarilal

Agrawal,

Village-

Tarda,Tah.

Kartala,Distt-

Korba

Tarda,Tah.

Kartala

1088/1 2.000

Hect.

Ordinar

y Stone

1078/11.04.1

2

26.02.1

3

To

25.02.1

6

No E.C. Govt.

grass

land

- 06.08.15

Duration

completed

Quarry Lease for lowgrade Limestone

13 Shri

Ramnarayan

Agrawal,s/o

Bhagirathi,Gau

shala road

Champa,Distt.

Janjgir champa

Dewlapath,

Tah.Kartala 184/1 1.214

Hect.

Limesto

ne

4015/16.12.

08

23.12.08

23.12.08

To

22.12.18

Workin

g

Private

Land

- Workin

g

14 Shri Malik

Ram

Binjhwar,s/o

shri

Kunjram,Vill

age-

Tilaibhatha,T

ah.Kartala,Di

stt. Korba

Chicholi,T

ah.Kartala

1110/2,1110/3,1111,111

2

0.647

Hect.

Limesto

ne

633/23.03.1

0

04.10.10

4.10.10

To

03.10.15

Workin

g

Private

Land

ST 03.10.1

5

Duratio

n

Comple

ted

15 Shri Rakesh

Singhal,S/o

Shri Jagdish

Prasad,C.60,

Utsav S.S

green , Korba

Dewlapath,

Tah.Kartala 532 0.214

Hect.

Limesto

ne

2442/27.10.

10

07.12.10

07.12.10

To

06.12.15

Workin

g

Govt.

grass

land

- 06.12.1

5

Duratio

n

Comple

ted

16 Shri Tulsi

Ram

Biyar,village-

Farswani,Tah

.Kartala,Distt

. Korba

Bagdar,Ta

h.Kartala

2/2,2/3,2/4,2/5 1.628

Hect.

Limesto

ne

2535/11.11.

10

27.11.10

27.11.10

To

26.11.20

Workin

g

Private

land

- Workin

g

17 Shri Raju

Binjhwar,s/oS

hri Motu

Binjhwar,Vill

age-

Bagdara,tah.

Kartala,Distt.

Korba

Dewlapath,

Tah.Kartala 324,325/1 0.303

Hect.

Limesto

ne

3089/30.04.

11

17.06.11

17.06.11

To

16.06.11

Workin

g

Private

land

ST Workin

g

18 Shri

Chitranjan

Rathor,

Village-

Farswani,Tah

.kartala

Distt. Korba

Fuljhar

Tah.

Kartala

4/1 2.023

Hect.

Limesto

ne

1605/15.07.

11

10.08.11

10.08.11

To

09.08.16

Workin

g

Govt.

grass

Land

- Workin

g

4.Details of Royalty of Revenue received in last three years

Royalty collected from major minerals

S.No. Name of Mine Name of

Mineral

Royalty in last three years

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 1 S.E.C.L. Korba Coal 1210864497.00 1162835083.00 1261891695.50

2 S.E.C.L. Kusmunda Coal 2326464286.00 2108672962.00 2266376887.00

3 S.E.C.L. Gevra Coal 4217240462.00 3816078350.00 4889241112.00

4 S.E.C.L. Dipka Coal 3460052839.00 2963441475.00 3785444269.00

5 S.E.C.L. Raniatari Coal 67921907.00 80990903.00 82517057.00

6 M/S Bharat Aluminium Company

Ltd.

Coal 0.00 0.00 7504365.00

Total 11282543991 10132018773 12292975385.50

Royalty collected from minor minerals

S.No

.

Name of Lessee/add. Village/Tahsil Name of

Mineral

Royalty in last

three years

Remark

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 1. Nanki ram Bhagwani Puta, tah. Pali Fireclay 325000 262500 275000 Working

2. Shri Janmjay Singh Kanwar Jenjra,tah. Katghora Soil for brick

making

55000 43500 23250 27.06.15,

Period Over

3. Shri Ramgopal Diksena,

s/o shri Jhaduram

,451,Transport Nagar

korba,Distt. Korba

Telsara,tah.Katghora Soil for brick

making

43500 31500 32100 31.05.16,

Period Over

4. Shri kailash Chandra Agrawal

s/o shri Hanuman

Prasad,tah.Katghora,Distt.

Katghora

Dhawai,Tah. Katghora Soil for brick

making

36000 30000 2500 06.04.15,

Period Over

5. Shri Chatur Singh Gond,s/o

Jirodhan Singh,village-

Dhwaipur/Dhelwadih,

Tah.Katghora

Soil for brick

making

33000 13705 4295 working

Suttra,Tah. Katghora, Distt.

Katghora

6. Shri Manoj

Ku.Naidu,Katghora,Tah.

Katghora, Distt. Korba

Aamakhokhra,Tah.

Pondi Uprora

Ordinary

stone

0 790450 602772 25.05.15

Period over

7. Shri Matadin Jaiswal, Village-

Farswani,Tah. Kartala,Distt.

Korba

Ghatadwari, Tah.

Kartala,Distt. Korba

Ordinary

stone

976440 939500 902550 06.08.15

8. Shri Sunil Ku. Agrawal,s/o Shri

Ram Das, Chandni

chawk,Raigarh,Distt. Raigarh

Tanera,Tah. Pondi

Uprora

Ordinary

stone

135000 3752200 3166400 Working

9. Shri Praveen Ku. Mittal,s/o Shri

Satyanarayan,Village-

Jatga,Tah. Pondi Uprora,Distt.

Korba

Keshalpur,Tah. Pondi

Uprora

Ordinary

stone

20000 30000 30000 Surrender

letter

10. Shri Sandeep Jakhad,s/o Shri

Surendra Singh,Village-

Pasaan,Tah. Pondi

Uprora,Distt. Korba

Pasaan, Tah. Pondi

Uprora

Ordinary

stone

71800 76800 19500 Working

11. Shri Dushyant Ku. Sharma,s/o

shri Radheshyam, Villag- Boida,

Tah.Pali, Distt. Korba

Utrda,Tah. Pali Ordinary

stone

0 0 0

12. Shri Abhay Ku. Garg,s/o shri

Radheshyam,village-

Katghora,Tah.Katghora,Distt.

Korba

Konkona,Tah. Pondi

Uprora

Ordinary

stone

0 0 17500 06.08.15

Period over

13. Shri Murarilal Agrawal,Village-

Tarda,Tah. Kartala, Distt.

Korba

Tarda, Tah. Kartala Limestone 0 45000 0 06.08.15

Period over

14. Shri Ramnarayan Agrawal,s/o

Bhagirathi,village-Gaushala

road ,champa,Distt. Janjgir-

Champa

Dewlapath,Tah.

Kartala

Limestone 88560 50000 185000 Working

15. Shri Malik Ram Binjhwar,s/o

shri Kunjram,Tilaibhata,Tah.

Kartala,Distt. Korba

Chicholi,Tah. Kartala Limestone 31500 15750 52000 03.10.15

Period over

16. Shri Rakesh Singhal,s/o Jagdish

Prasad,C.60 Utsav,S.S.Green

Dewlapath,Tah.Kartal

a

Limestone 12500 32500 20000 06.12.15

Period Over

Korba.

17. Shri Tulsi Ram Biyar,,village-

Farswani,Tah.kartala,Distt.Kor

ba

Bagdara,Tah. Kartala Limestone 278100 508800 2725000 Working

18. Shri Raju Binjhwar, s/o shri

Motu Binjhwar,Village-

Bagdara, Tah. Kartala,Distt.

Korba

Devlapath,Tah.

Kartala

Limestone 262091 80000 190000 Working

19. Shri Chitranjan Rathore,

Village-Farswani,Tah. Kartala,

Distt. Korba

Fuljhar,Tah. Kartala Limestone 15000 18900 124500 Working

Total

2383491 6721105 8547867

5.Details Production of Sand or Bajari (minor minerals)

in last three years

S.no. Village(where mine is

located)

Tahsil River Area Production in last 3 years

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

1 Motisagar(sitamani) Korba Hasdo 4.000Hect. 138900m3

20400m3

117006m3

2 Gevra ret Ghat Katghora Hasdo 4.000Hect. 127500m3

31800m3

64752m3

3 Katghora Katghora Ahiran 5.000Hect. Nil 37890m3

52878m3

4 Kasaniya Katghora Ahiran 5.000Hect. Nil 28,443m3

33821m3

5 Bhaisamuda Kartala Hasdo 6.000Hect. Nil Nil 18000m3

6 Dullarpur Katghora Hasdo 5.665Hect. Nil Nil 9000m3

7 Dhawaipur Katghora Ahiran 5.062Hect. 11100m3

Nil 31800m3

8 Ghamota Katghora Hasdo 15.589Hect. 3600m3

Nil 246000m3

9 Chhurikala Katghora Ahiran 50.000Hect. Nil Nil 4500m3

10 Nawagaonkala Katghora Ahiran - 12000m3

Nil Nil

11 Churikhurd Katghora Hasdo 4.000Hect. 36000m3

Nil Nil

12 Kanberi Katghora Hasdo 7.02Hect. 1200m3

Nil Nil

Total 330,300m3

118,533m3

577,757m3

*

6. PROCESS OF DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENTS

IN THE DISTRICT

Some of the important factors which are responsible for the process of

sedimentation in a river basin are

a) The stage of river(the infant, youth, mature or old stage )

b) Lithology and structures of the upstream region or

provenance from where sediments eroded/migrated/travelled.

c) Geomorphology and gradient of provenance.

d) Anthropogenic activities such as mining, industrialization and

mega engineering projects such as Dam also affects the

process of sedimentation.

e) The thickness of the sequence is determined by the depth of

the stream channel during flood stage and is related to the

size of river itself.

In korba district Hasdeo River is the main river which

flows in direction from Northwest to southeast. In its flow direction it

erode out mainely the semiconsolidated sediments (Gondwana) which

covers the maximum area of Korba district. During its course at some

places erosion of Deccan traps and intertrappeans and Gneisses-

Granitoid complex also takes place. Minimata Bango Dam some how

effect the process of deposition of sediments in river course. Presence

of this type of mega structures diminishes the effective process of

sedimentation.

7.General Profile of Korba District

Korba District is an admininstrative district of Chhattisgarh state in

central India. The city of Korba is the district headquater , Korba is

Known for its coal mines such as Gevra area (one of the biggest coal

mines of Asia) Kusmunda area and Dipka area, all located in Korba

coal field. It also has power plants such as NTPC,CSEB (East,West)

and Balco captive power plant.

Country – India

State – Chhattisgarh

Administrative Division- Bilaspur

Total Area – 714544 Hect.

Lat. Long. – 22°01’ to 23°01’/ 82°07’ to 83°07’

Tahsil – 05 nos.(korba, Kartala, Pali, Katghora, Pondi Uprora)

Blocks – 05

Gram Panchyat – 390

Population – 1,206,640

Density – 180 / Km2

Male population – 525428

Female population – 509196

Litreracy – 84.36%

ST population – 493559

SC population – 124679

Total livestock – 926259

Average Rainfall – 1506.7 mm

Area under forest – 471530 Hect.

Area under Agricultural use – 130871 Hect.

8. LAND UTILISATION PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT : -

FOREST, AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, MINING etc.

Korba district is quite rich in terms of forest wealth. The districts

total area is about 7,14,544 hectares out of which 2,83,497 hectares is

forest land that means 39.67 % area of Korba district is covered with

forest land. The entire district of korba has two forest division

Katghora and Korba. Range wise statement of forest division is as

follows:-

Forest

division

Sub

Forestdivision

Name of

Range

Protecte

d forest

(sq.km.)

Undemarcated

Protected

forest (sq.km.)

Total

(sq.km.)

Korba North Korba Korba 123.866 39.137 163.003

Lemru 402.083 49.114 451.197

Balco 223.111 52.885 275.996

Total 749.060 141.136 890.196

South Korba Kartala 127.759 316.143 443.902

Kudmura 189.866 290.821 480.687

Pasarkhet 218.526 103.159 321.685

Total 536.151 710.123 1246.274

Grand Total 1285.211 851.259 2136.470

Katghora - - - - -

Geographical Area of Forest Division- 2820 sq.km.

Forest covered Area of Korba Division- 2136.470 sq.km.

Forest Range - 06 nos.

Range Assistant - 22 nos.

Beat - 91 nos.

Undemarcated area of Korba - 01

Kudmura production Range - 01

No. of compartments in Protected Forest- 377

No. of compartments in Undemarkated Forest- 335

In Korba district, basically red yellow soil is found . locally this soil is

known as Mattasi. Mattasi is good for Kharif crop i,e paddy. Despite

this pulses and oil producing plants are also cropped .

In the district total 45 nos. of mining/quarry leases are

sanctioned, out of which 14 nos. are sanctioned as mining leases, rest

of the leases are leases of fire clay, ordinary stone, limestone, sand,

and soil for making bricks. In this district about 275.2565 sq.km. of

area is used in mining activity.

9. Physiography of the District

The district is situated in the northern parts of the state . Most of the

land which has plateau from the maikal ranges of the satpura hills,

is high and low and open. The biggest area of this open land is spread

near pasan. Hasdeo is the main River which flows through this

district, It has five tributaries i.e Gaj, Ahiran, Jatashankar, Chornai

and Tan. On the bank of the rivers are thin forest area and villages.

The area’s most important hill is Karela hill with a height of 3,253

feet (992m). To the North of Katghora, the slope of the valleys of the

Hasdeo and Gaj river is very less and joins the Surguja district in the

north. The Tan and Chornai rivers joins the River Hasdeo from

opposite directions- from the east and the west. Towards the Northen

Banks are the Gurudwari Hill, Janta Hill, Matin and Dhajag hills.

10. RAINFALL DATA OF THE DISTRICT

( MONTHWISE )

Rainfall details from june 2012 to may 2016 in Korba distt.

Year 2012-13

S. No. Month Monthly rainfall measurd in Tehlis (In Millimeter)

Korba Kartala Katghora Pali Podi Uproda

1 Jun-12 167.50 220.40 125.80 109.60 89.40

2 Jul-12 399.50 299.00 453.00 442.40 413.10

3 Aug-12 490.00 483.70 549.60 379.20 438.50

4 Sep-12 215.40 257.40 318.40 216.60 201.20

5 Oct-12 25.00 5.00 5.40 4.60 8.30

6 Nov-12 9.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

7 Dec-12 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 Jan-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

9 Feb-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

10 Mar-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 Apr-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

12 May-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 1306.40 1265.50 1452.20 1152.40 1150.50

Year 2013-14



13 Jun-13 239.60 230.60 113.70 253.20 222.80

14 Jul-13 201.00 281.00 320.70 272.20 185.00

15 Aug-13 384.00 525.80 377.80 418.60 238.60

16 Sep-13 59.00 122.80 61.20 135.80 40.80

17 Oct-13 230.00 213.60 201.10 160.20 170.00

18 Nov-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

19 Dec-13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

20 Jan-14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

21 Feb-14 42.80 61.20 27.50 37.60 24.60

22 Mar-14 13.00 76.00 31.50 23.00 38.60

23 Apr-14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

24 May-14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 1169.40 1511.00 1133.50 1300.60 920.40

Year 2015-16



37 Jun-15 109.00 201.00 93.40 152.60 141.50

38 Jul-15 40.00 32.20 295.60 311.00 119.00

39 Aug-15 395.70 353.00 341.80 396.40 208.00

40 Sep-15 85.30 81.40 154.10 157.60 131.00

41 Oct-15 0.00 32.40 27.00 0.00 58.00

42 Nov-15 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

43 Dec-15 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

44 Jan-16 12.20 2.50 20.30 3.00 10.00

45 Feb-16 19.00 32.50 40.00 0.00 30.50

46 Mar-16 32.40 10.00 50.00 7.50 21.00

47 Apr-16 3.00 2.50 0.00 3.00 8.30

48 May-16 56.60 2.00 0.00 0.00 36.00

Total 753.20 749.50 1022.20 1031.10 763.30

11.Geology and Mineral Wealth

Geologically the district exhibits lithology of Archean to Cainozoic age.

However , Granites and Gondwana occupy more than 90% of the area.

The Chhotanagpur Gneissic complex of Archean to Proterozoic age

consists of Granite gneiss and Granitoids, containing enclaves of

metasedimentary and metaigneous suits comprising schist, quartzite,

amphibolites and dolemitic marble. The unclassified metamorphic are

composed of quartzite, mica schist, dolomitic marble. The unclassified

metamorphic are composed of quartzite , mica schist, dolomitic marble,

phyllite and biotite chlorite schist (occassinally associated with

quartzite band). All these rocks are intruded by metabasic bodies /

dykes and quartz and pagmatitive veins.In the southern part of Korba

distt. Sedimentary rocks of Chhattisgarh supergroup are presrnt. They

are represented by unclassified shales,Limestone and dolomite of

Raipur group and sandstone and conglomerate of Chandarpur Group.

The overlying Gondwana supergroup is represented by Tachir,

Karharbari, barakar, and kamthi formations. Talchir group occupies

the large tract between Korba and hasdo- arand coal field. The base of

this formation is typified by tillite with green shale, clay and silt stone

constituting a dominant proportion of the lithicfill. Karhabari formation

is represented in the district as a narrow linear patch in the extreme

north eastern part. It is composed of medium to coarse grained arkosic

sandstone, a few pebble beds, conglomerate and shales with coalseams.

Usually the sandstone is feldspathic and ferruginous . The Kamthi

formation forms prominent ridges in the eastern part of the district. It

comprises of coarse ferruginous sandstone with carbonaceous shale and

very thin coal seams.The Lametas represented by calcareous sandstone

and cherty and siliceous limestone have alimited occurrence towards

the west central part of the district. The basalt occuras narrow linear

ridges in the northen parts of the district. Few laterite capping with

small lenses of Bauxite occur in the east central and west central part of

the area over the Barakar and Kamthi sandstone.The Korba basin

forms the northen member of the linear Gondwana belt from Field to

Hasdo river section E-W strike is prevalent and it changes to WNW-

ESE to NW-SE in the trans Hasdo section . A no. of small scale faults

which are mostly strick slip faults are recorded in different parts of the

district. The gneissic rock exhibits foliation trending in NNW-SSE and

E-W direction with vertical to subvertical dips on either side.

Mineral Wealth of the District

Korba district is furnished with many minerals in its different areas.

Coal is the most important mineral resource found in this district.

There are few numbers of coal belts in the region of korba. From korba

coal mines,coal is transported to Bhilai as well as korba plant. The

main area of Korba coal mines includes Surakachhar, Rajgamar,

Manikpur, Dhewadih, Kusmunda, Gevra project.

Bauxite is another mineral resource

found in this region which is the raw material for aluminium metal. It

was found in the area of Putka pahad in the district of Korba. In the

Putka pahad region bauxite ore alumina percentage was comparatively

more and can be classified as pink and brown pisolite bauxite. Bauxite

found in this region also contained Titanium. This particular type of

bauxite was formed from the Deccan Basalt lava. Apart from this other

varieties of boulders and bauxite are found in the Mahadev hills, Ladai

hills and Janta hills and the good type of pisolite bauxite is found in the

Ranikhet hills, pokhana hills and peaks of Karela, Gouri dulari, such

varieties of bauxite is found in Putka pahad. The uniqueness of the

bauxite found here in korba is that it contain less than 3% of silica, 8-

10% titania,55%alumina and 4-8% iron ore, few minor deposites of

fireclay, dolerite, granite are found in different areas of korba district.

Small deposits of limestone are found in Devlapath, Chicholi, Bagdar,

and Fuljhar village of Kartala Tahsil.

Geological Map of Korba District

Lithology Stratigraphic Status Age Nature and Characteristics

Laterite with lenses of

Bauxite Laterite

Cainozoic

Reddish brown, hard & massive,

pisolitic

Basalt Deccan Trap

Deccan Trap

Complex

Upper Cretaceous

to Palaeogene

Volcanic rock; shows spheroidal

weathering

Calcareous sandstone &

cherty limestone,

ferruginous limestone

Lameta Formation Upper

Creataceous

Calcareous sandstone,

cherty/siliceous limestone, clay

bands occasional

Sandstone, ferruginous

sandstone Kamthi Formation

Damuda

Group

Gondwana

Supergroup

Carboniferous to

Lower Permian

Coarse grained porous,

ferruginous to variegated

sandstone with carb. shale and

coal seams

Arkosic sandstone, shale and

coal seams Barakar Formation

Arkosic sandstone, bands of

siltstone, coal seams

Sub-greywackes, sandstone,

pebbly sandstone

Karharbari

Formation

Talchir Group

White-greyish white, felspathic

grey wackes sandstone with

pebbles.

Shale, sandstone, boulder

bed Talchir Formation

Buff to Khaki green shale with

splintery fragments. Boulder bed

with subangular to subrounded

clasts.

Unclassified shales,

limestone and dolomite Raipur Group

Chhattisgarh

Group Upper Proterozoic

Hard & compact shale, limestone

and dolomite

Sandstone and conglomerate Chandarpur Group

White to reddish brown, hard

sandstone, clayey arenite.

Quartz and Pegmatite veins

Middle

Proterozoic

Grey, white, compact, with

massive clusters of tourmaline

Basic intursives

Dark grey to grayish black, hard &

compact basic rocks

Unclassified granite gneiss

Chota Nagpur

Gneissic

Complex

Archaean to

Proterozoic

Medium to coarse grained

granites/biotite gneisses

Unclassified Metamorphics

Fine grained phyllite, medium to

fine grained quartzite, hard

dolomitic marble, mica schist and

other schistose rocks.

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12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

11(a) DETAILS OF RIVER OR STREAM AND OTHER SAND

SOURCE OF THE DISTRICT

Korba district is blessed with many large and small rivers which drains

the length and breadth of the district.

The Hasdeo river is the main river which flows through the korba

district. Total length of Hasdeo river is 233 km, it is one of the main

tributary of Mahanadi River. This particular river originate from

Sonhat hill in Koriya district and flows through it. Its Tributaries

include Gaj, Ahiran, Jatashankar, Tan and Chornai. Hasdeo river and

its tributaries are the main source for the deposition of sand in the

district.

11(B) AVAILABILITY OFSAND OR GRAVEL OR

AGGREGATES OF THE DISTRICT

Korba district have many small and large rivers. Hasdeo is the main

river of korba, Hasdeo and its tributaries are the main source of

deposition of sand or gravel in the district.

12 nos. of sand quarries are sanctioned in this district out of which 03

nos. of quarries are not working. All the working quarries produced

330,300m3, 118,533m3 ,577,757m3 of sand in the year 2013-2014, 2014-

2015, 2015-2016 respectively. The main source of sand are Hasdeo and

Ahiran river flows through the village, Motisagar, Kasaniya, Dullarpur,

Dhawaipur, Ghamota, Chhurikala, Nawagaonkala, Chhurikhurd,

Kanberi, Gevra and Bhaismuda of Katghora and Kartala block. In last

three years total 10,26,596m3 of sand is produced in Korba district.

11.(C) DETAILS OF EXISTING MINING LEASES

OF SAND AND AGGREGATES

OF THE DISTRICT

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&

10 [knku dk izdkj




mRikfnr jsr dh ek=k


vof/k 01-12--2015 ls 30-11--2017





2013&14=11100 ?k-eh 2014&15= fujad

2015&16=31800 ?k-eh 15 vU; vko”;d tkudkjh fjekdZ &

l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r Nqjhdyk

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ Nqjhdyk

3 rglhy dV?kksjk

4 ftyk dksjck


vfgju unh


(GPS Co-ordinate)


BL 1 22º 28’35.65” 82º 35’27.07”

BL 2 22º 29’19.25” 82º 35’25.59”

BL 3 22º 29’11.95” 82º 35’37.27”

BL 4 22º 29’20.84” 82º 35’23.85”

BL 5 22º 28’23.37” 82º 35’26.03”

BL 6 22º 28’35.48” 82º 35’25.04”



9 iVVs dh vof/k &

10 [knku dk izdkj




mRikfnr jsr dh ek=k

i;kZoj.k Lohd`r {kerk 50]000 ?k-eh-

vof/k 01-12-2015 ls 30-11-2017 rd





2013&14=fujad 2014&15=fujad


l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r uokxkaodyk

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ uokxkaodyk

3 rglhy dV?kksjk

4 ftyk dksjck

5 unh@ukyk

tgka [knku fLFkr gSA vfgju unh


(GPS Co-ordinate)

iqjkuh [knku i;kZoj.k Lohd`fr izkIr ugha

7 [knku dk {ks=Qy ¼Area½ &

8 iVVk Lohd`fr dk fnukad f”kfFky

9 iVVs dh vof/k f”kfFky

10 [knku dk izdkj




mRikfnr jsr dh ek=k i;kZoj.k Lohd`r izkIr ugha


f”kfFky@dk;Z”khy f”kfFky



2013&14=12000 ?k-eh 2014&15=fujad 2015&16=fujad


l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r nqYYkkiqj

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ nqYYkkiqj

3 rglhy dV?kksjk

4 ftyk dksjck

5 unh@ukyk



(GPS Co-ordinate)


BL 1 22º 58’52.78”N 82º 21’42.13”E

BL 2 22º 58’55.23”N 82º 21’40.78”E

BL 3 22º 59’1.69”N 82º 21’28.12”E

BL 4 22º 59’58.97”N 82º 21’26.31”E

BL 5 22º 59’49.35”N 82º 21’39.03”E



9 iVVs dh vof/k &

10 [knku dk izdkj




mRikfnr jsr dh ek=k


vof/k 01-12--2015 ls 30-11--2017 rd



14 foxr ikap o’kksZ esa mRikfnr jsr


2013&14=-fujad 2014&15= fujad


l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r ducsjh

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ ducsjh

3 rglhy dV?kksjk

4 ftyk dksjck

5 unh@ukyk



(GPS Co-ordinate)

iqjkuh [knku i;kZoj.k Lohdr̀ izkIr ugha A




10 [knku dk izdkj









2013&14=1200 ?k-eh- 2014&15=fujad 2015&16= fujad


l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r Nqjh[kqnZ

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ Nqjh[kqnZ

3 rglhy dV?kksjk

4 ftyk dksjck

5 unh@ukyk



(GPS Co-ordinate)

iqjkuh [knku i;kZoj.k Lohd`fr izkIr ugha

7 [knku dk {ks=Qy ¼Area½ 4-000 gs0



10 [knku dk izdkj









2013&14=36000 ?k-eh 2014&15=fujad 2015&16=fujad


l-dz- fooj.k

1 iVVk/kkjh dk uke o irk xzke iapk;r HkSlkeqM+k

2 xzke ¼ftlesa [knku fLFkr gS½ HkSlkeqM+k

3 rglhy djryk

4 ftyk dksjck

5 unh@ukyk



(GPS Co-ordinate)


BL 1 22º 13’45.85” 82º 40’08.17”

BL 2 22º 13’44.91” 82º 40’14.83”

BL 3 22º 13’35.45” 82º 40’14.26”

BL 4 22º 13’36.41” 82º 40’06.70”



9 iVVs dh vof/k &

10 [knku dk izdkj




mRikfnr jsr dh ek=k


vof/k 01-12--2015 ls 30-11--2017 rd





2013&14=-fujad 2014&15= fujad


dz'kj iRFkj gsrq Lohdr̀ Hk.Mkj.k vuqKfIr ¼01-04-2016 dh fLFkfr esa½

dz- uke xzke [kfut dk uke

[k-dz- jdck ¼gs-es-½

Lohd`fr vof/k fdruh ek=k dh vuqefr

fjekdZ

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Jhefr usgk

tk;loky ifr Jh Vksis'k tk;loky ¼tk;loky feujYl½ ,l-ch-vkj- dksyst ds lkeus tjgk HkkVk fcykliqj N0x0

xzke rusjk rg- iksMh mijksMk

iRFkj 398@2 0-87 ,dM+

vk-dz- 1216 fn- 26-04-2013

25-04-2013 ls 24-04-2016 rd

1250 iRFkj dzf'kax ;qfuV

uohuhdj.k gssrq vkosnu izzLrqr

2 ekW dqyth LVksu dsz'kj izkizk- 'kjn dqekj frokjh dksfj;k dkyjh Fkkuk fpjfejh ftyk dksfj;k N0x0


iRFkj 377@3 0-250 gs- vk-dz- 506 fn- 10-02-2014

04-02-2014 ls 03-02-2017

750 Vu iRFkj dzsf'kax ;wfuV

&

3 es- ckck mn;ukFk LVksu esVyl ySaxh izks- lanhi dqekj tk[kM+ fuoklh ilku

xzke ySaxh rg0 iksMh&mijksMk

iRFkj 503@1 0-405 vk- dz-1767 fn- 22-07-2014

17-07-2014 ls 16-07-2017

750 Vu iRFkj dzfa”kax ;wfuV gsrq

&

4 esllZ lquhy dqekj vxzoky fuoklh pkWnuh pkSd jk;x< ftyk jk;x< N0x0


iRFkj 92 0-526 vk-dz- 2272 fn- 09-10-2014

04-10-2014 ls 03-10-2017

3050 Vu iRFkj dzf'kax ;wfuV gsrq

&

5 Vh-,u-baVjizkbtsl] izks- egs'k Hkkoukuh] Vh-ih-uxj- dksjc ¼N0x0½

xzke [kjgjh rg- djryk

pwukiRFkj 275@1 3-22 ,dM+

vk-dz- 735 fn- 15-03-2016

09-03-2016 ls 08-03-2026

1050 Vu pwukiRFkj dzf'kax ;wfuV gsrq

&

References:

1. Data provided by District Mining Office, Korba (C.G.)

2. Geological Map after District Resources Map by GSI, First Edition, 2005.

3. Hydrogeological Map from Ground Water Brochure of Korba District by CGWB (2012-13)

4. Political Map and Forest map from CHIPS database.

5. Location Map from Internet.

6. Cover page photo from Echhattisgarh.in

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