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MINISTRY OF MINES
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 19th April, 2016.
G.S.R. 430(E).In exercise of the powers conferred by section 18 of the Mines and Minerals (Development and
Regulation) Act, 1957 (67 of 1957), the Central Government hereby makes the following rules further to amend the
Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988, namely :1.(1) These rules may be called the Mineral Conservation and Development (Amendment) Rules, 2016.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
2. In the Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as the principal rules), in rule 45,
(a) in sub-rule (2), for the words for registration within one month from the date of commencement of these rules,
the words for registration, in electronic form, within one month from the date of registration of lease deed or before
the commencement of trading operation or storage or end-use or export of minerals, as the case may be shall be
substituted;
( b) for sub-rule (3), the following sub-rule shall be substituted, namely:(3) The Indian Bureau of Mines shall allot and record the registration number in the register referred to in sub-rule
(4).;
(c) in sub-rule (5),
(I)
(II)
after the words shall submit, the word online shall be inserted;
for clause (a), the following shall be substituted, namely:(a) a daily return which shall be submitted through the Mobile application of the Indian Bureau of Mines,
latest by 1800 hours of the following day;
(aa) a monthly return which shall be submitted before the 10th day of every month in respect of the
preceding month in electronic form, along with a print copy of the same if it is not digitally signed, in
the respective Form as indicated below:(i)
for all minerals except copper, gold, lead, pyrite, tin, tungsten, zinc, precious and semi-precious
stones, in Form F-1;
(ii) for copper, gold, lead, pyrite, tin, tungsten, zinc, in Form F-2; and
(iii) for precious and semi-precious stones, in Form F-3;;
(III) for clause (b), the following clause shall be substituted, namely:(b) an annual return which shall be submitted before the 1st day of July each year for the preceding
financial year in electronic form, along with a print copy of the same if it is not digitally signed, in the
respective Form as indicated below:(i) for all minerals except copper, gold, lead, pyrite, tin, tungsten, zinc precious and semi-precious
stones, in Form H-1;
(ii) for copper, gold, lead, pyrite, tin, tungsten, zinc, in Form H-2; and
(iii) for precious and semi-precious stones, in Form H-3:
Provided that in case of abandonment of a mine, the annual return shall be submitted within
one hundred and five days from the date of abandonment.;
(d) in sub-rule (6), in the opening portion,
(i) after the words shall submit, the word online shall be inserted;
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(ii) after the word returns, the words in electronic form, along with a print copy of the same if it is not
digitally signed, shall be inserted;
(e) in sub-rule (7), in the opening portion,
(I) for the words monthly or special, the words daily or monthly shall be substituted;
(II) in clause (ii), the words or export wherever they occur and the words or carrying out export shall be
omitted;
(III) after clause (ii), the following clause shall be inserted, namely:(iii) in the case of export of minerals, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade shall order suspension of
permits for carrying out such exports of minerals of such person or company engaged in export of
minerals, and may revoke the order of suspension only after ensuring proper compliance.;
(f) for sub- rule (8), the following sub-rule shall be substituted, namely:(8) In case of mining of minerals by the owner, agent, mining engineer or manager of mine the
(a) sale value is the gross amount payable by the purchaser as indicated in the sale invoice, where the sale
transaction is on an arms length basis and the price is the sole consideration for the sale, excluding taxes, if
any.
Explanation. For the purpose of computing sale value, no deduction from the gross amount shall be made in
respect of royalty, payments to the District Mineral Foundation and payments to the National Mineral
Exploration Trust;
(b) ex-Mine price of mineral grade or concentrate shall be,
(I) where export has occurred, the total of, sale value on free-on-board (F.O.B) basis, less the actual
expenditure incurred beyond the mining lease area towards
(i) transportation charges by road;
(ii) loading and unloading charges;
(iii) railway freight (if applicable);
(iv) port handling charges or export duty;
(v) charges for sampling and analysis;
(vi) rent for the plot at the stocking yard;
(vi) handling charges in port;
(vii) charges for stevedoring and trimming;
(viii) any other incidental charges incurred outside the mining lease area as notified by the Indian
Bureau of Mines from time-to-time,
divided by the total quantity exported.;
(II) where domestic sale has occurred, the total of sale value of the mineral less the actual expenditure
incurred towards transportation, loading, unloading, rent for the plot at the stocking yard, charges for
sampling and analysis and any other charges beyond mining lease area as notified by the Indian Bureau of
Mines from time-to-time, divided by the total quantity sold;
(III)where sale has occurred, between related parties and is not on arms length basis, then such sale shall
not be recognised as a sale for the purposes of this rule and in such case, sub-clause (IV) shall be
applicable;
(IV) where the sale has not occurred, the average sale price published monthly by the Indian Bureau of
Mines for that mineral grade or concentrate for a particular State:
Provided that if for a particular mineral grade or concentrate, the information for a State for a
particular month is not published by the Indian Bureau of Mines, the last available information
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published for that mineral grade or concentrate for that particular State by the Indian Bureau of Mines
in the last six months previous to the reporting month shall be referred, failing which the latest
information for All India for the mineral grade or concentrate, shall be referred;
(V) the cost of production in case of captive mines.;
(g) for sub- rule (9), the following sub-rule shall be substituted, namely:(9) In case of trading or storage or end use or export of minerals, for the purpose of filing of returns, the value of
the mineral grade or concentrate shall be,
(a) where the sale of the mineral grade or concentrate has occurred and the sale transaction is on an arms length
basis and the price is the sole consideration for the sale, the sale value of the mineral grade or concentrate
recorded in the invoice;
(b) where the sale has not occurred, the product of average sale price published monthly by the Indian Bureau of
Mines for a particular mineral grade or concentrate for a particular State and the quantity dispatched or
procured:
Provided that if for a particular mineral grade or concentrate, the information for a State for a
particular month is not published by the Indian Bureau of Mines, the last available information
published for that mineral grade or concentrate for that particular State by the Indian Bureau of Mines
in the last six months previous to the reporting month shall be referred, failing which the latest
information for All India for the mineral grade or concentrate, shall be referred.;
(h) in sub rule 10, for the words submitted in, the words submitted along with the relevant parts of the shall be
substituted;
3.
In the principal rules, in the Schedule,

(a) for Forms F-1 to F-8, the following Forms shall be substituted, namely:-
FORM F-1
[See rule 45(5) (aa) (i)]
For the month of ________20
MONTHLY RETURN
[To be used for minerals other than Copper, Gold, Lead, Pyrites, Tin, Tungsten, Zinc and precious and semi-precious
stones]
To
(i)
The Regional Controller of Mines

Indian Bureau of Mines
_________Region,
PIN:
(Please address to Regional Controller of Mines in whose territorial jurisdiction the mines falls as notified from time to
time by the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines under rule 62 of the Mineral Conservation and Development
Rules, 1988)
(ii) The State Government
PART I
(General and Labour)
1. Details of the Mine:
(a) Registration number allotted by Indian Bureau of Mines
(to give registration number of the Lessee/ Owner)
(b) Mine Code (allotted by Indian Bureau of Mines )
(c) Name of the Mineral
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(d) Name of Mine

(e) Name(s) of other mineral(s),
if any, produced from the same mine
(f) Location of the Mine :
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone no:
Mobile:
2. Name and address of Lessee/Owner (along with fax no. and e-mail):
Name of Lessee/Owner
Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
3. Details of Rent/ Royalty / Dead Rent/ DMF /NMET amount paid in the month
(i) Rent paid (Rs)
(ii) Royalty paid (Rs)
(iii) Dead Rent paid (Rs)
(iv) Payment made to the DMF (Rs)
(v) Payment made to the NMET (Rs)
4. Details on working of mine:
(i) Number of days the mine worked:
(ii) Reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the month (due
to strike, lockout, heavy rain, non-availability of labour,
transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic operations,
etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage for each reason
separately
Reasons
No of days
5. Average Daily Employment and Total Salary/Wages paid #:

Work place
Direct
Male
Below ground
Opencast
Above ground
Total
Female
Contract
Male
Female
Total Salary/Wages (Rs)

Direct
Contract
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# To include all employees exclusive to the mine and attached factory, workshop or mineral dressing plant at the mine
site
PART-II (PRODUCTION, DESPATCHES AND STOCKS)
(To be submitted separately for each mineral)
(Unit of Quantity in Tonnes)
1. Type of ore produced:
(Applicable for Iron ore only; tick mark whichever is applicable)
(a) Hematite
(b) Magnetite
2. Production and Stocks of ROM ore at Mine-head
Category
Opening stock
Production
Closing
stock
(a) Open Cast workings

(b) Underground Workings
(c) Dump workings
3(i) Grade-wise ROM ore despatches from mine head ($):

Grade of ROM@
Despatches from mine-head
Ex-mine Price (Rs)
($): Applicable for iron ore and chromite only. For other minerals data of dispatches to be reported in 3(ii)
3(ii) Grade-wise Production, Dispatches, Stocks and Ex-mine prices:

Grades**
Opening stock at
mine- head
Production
Despatches
from
mine-head
Closing
stock at
mine-head
Ex-mine
price
( /Tonne)
3(iii) In case the mineral is being pulverized in own factory, please give the following particulars (*):
Grade**
Total quantity
of mineral
Pulverized
(in tonnes)
Total quantity of pulverized

mineral produced
(for each mesh size)
Mesh size
Quantity
(tonne)
Total Quantity of pulverized mineral

sold during the month
Mesh size
3(iv) Average cost of pulverization (*) : _______ per tonne.

(*): Not applicable for Iron ore, Manganese ore, Bauxite and Chromite
Quantity
(tonne)
Ex-factory Sale value

( )
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4. Details of deductions made from sale value for computation of Ex-mine price (Rs / Tonne)
Deduction claimed #
Amount
( in Rs / Tonne)
Remarks
a) Cost of transportation
(indicate loading station and distance from mine in
remarks)
b) Loading and unloading charges
c) Railway freight, if applicable
(indicate destination and distance)
d) Port handling charges/ export duty
(indicate name of port)
e) Charges for sampling and analysis
f) Rent for the plot at Stocking yard
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)
# Not applicable for captive dispatches and ex-mine sales

5. Sales/ Dispatches effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Nature of
For Domestic Purposes
Grade
Despatch
Registration
Consignee Quantity
Sale
(^)
(indicate
number as
name ##
value
whether
allotted by the
(Rs)
Domestic Sale Indian Bureau
or Domestic
of Mines to
Transfer or
the buyer ##
Captive
consumption
or Export)
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
(^): To indicate the grades of ores as mentioned below (see @ and **)
## To indicate separately if more than one buyer.
NOTE:- Mine owners are required to substantiate domestic sale value/ FOB value for each grade of ore quoted above
with copy of invoices (not to be submitted with the return; to be produced whenever required).
6. Give reasons for increase/decrease in production/nil production, if any, during the month compared to the
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
7. Give reasons for increase/decrease in grade wise ex-mine price, if any, during the month compared to the
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
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I certify that the information furnished above is correct and complete in all respects.
Place:
Date:
Signature
Name in full:
Designation: Owner/Agent/Mining Engineer/Manager
@Grades of ROM ore dispatched:

MINERAL
Iron ore
GRADES
a) Below 51% Fe ROM
b) 51% to below 55% Fe ROM
c) 55% to below 58% Fe ROM
d) 58% to below 60% Fe ROM
e) 60% to below 62% Fe ROM
f) 62% to below 65% Fe ROM
g) 65% and above Fe ROM
Chromite
a) Below 40% Cr2O3 ROM

b) 40% to below 52 % Cr2O3 ROM
c) 52% and above Cr2O3 ROM
**Grades of minerals to be reported in the above tables are as given below. (If separate grades are not
mentioned below, report the mineral name against grade):
MINERAL
Iron ore
GRADES
(i) Lumps:
a) Below 51% Fe
b) 51% to below 55% Fe
c) 55% to below 58% Fe
d) 58% to below 60% Fe
e) 60% to below 62% Fe
f) 62% to below 65% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(ii) Fines:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(iii) Concentrates
(iv) Calibrated Lump Ore (CLO)
(Quantity already reported in Lumps should not be reported against CLO)
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a) Below 62% Fe (CLO any size)
b) 62% to below 65% Fe (5-18 mm size CLO)
c) 62% to below 65% Fe (10-40 mm size CLO)
d) 62% to below 65% Fe (CLO others)
e) 65% and above Fe (5-18 mm size CLO)
f) 65% and above Fe (10-40 mm size CLO)
g) 65% and above Fe (CLO others)
Manganese Ore
(i) Ore
a) Below 25% Mn
b) 25% to below 35% Mn
c) 35% to below 46% Mn
d) 46% and above Mn
e) Dioxide ore
(ii) Concentrates
Bauxite
Chromite
Asbestos
Fluorite/Fluorspar
Graphite
(i)
For use in alumina and aluminium extraction:(Please also furnish the actual averages of the ore falling within the
following ranges of grades):
a) Below 40% Al2O3
b) 40% to below 45% Al2O3
c) 45% to below 50% Al2O3
d) 50% to below 55% Al2O3
e) 55% to below 60% Al2O3
f) 60% and above Al2O3
(ii) For use other than alumina and aluminium metal extraction
a) Cement
b) Abrasive
c) Refractory
d) Chemical
(i) Lumps
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
b) 40% to below 52 % Cr2O3
c) 52% and above Cr2O3
(ii) Fines
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(iii) Concentrates
a) Amphibole
b) Chrysotile
a) 80% and above CaF2
b) 70% to below 80% CaF2
c) 30% to below 70% CaF2
d) Below 30% CaF2
a) With 80% or more fixed carbon
b) With 40 % or more fixed carbon but less than 80% fixed carbon
c) With 20% or more fixed carbon but less than 40% fixed carbon
d) With less than 20% fixed carbon
Kyanite
Limestone
a) 40% and above Al2O3

b) Below 40% Al2O3
a) LD Grade (less than 1.5% silica content)
b) SMS
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c) BF
d) Chemical
e) Cement
a) Above 30% P2O5
b) Above 25% to 30% P2O5
c) Above 20% to 25% P2O5
d) Upto 20% P2O5
Rock Phosphate/
Phosphorite
FORM F-2
[See rule 45(5) (aa) (ii)]
MONTHLY RETURN
[To be used for minerals Copper, Gold, Lead, Pyrites, Tin, Tungsten and Zinc]
To
(i)

_________Region,
PIN:
Rules, 1988)
PART I
(d) Name of Mine
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone no:
Mobile:
Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
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(i) Rent paid (Rs)

(ii) Reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the month
(due to strike, lockout, heavy rain, non-availability of
labour, transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic
operations, etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage
for each reason separately
Reasons
No of days

Work place
Male
Direct
Female
Male
Contract
Female
Direct

Contract
Below ground
Opencast
Above ground
Total
site
PART-II (PRODUCTION, DESPATCHES AND STOCKS)

(Unit of Quantity in Tonnes; indicate unit of quantity if not in tonnes)
1. Production and Stocks of ROM ore
Opening stocks
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
A. From Underground
workings
i) From Development
ii) From Stoping
B. From Opencast workings
Total
2. Ex-mine price of the ore produced (Rs per unit):
Production
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Closing stocks
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
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3. Recoveries at Concentrator/Mill/Plant:
Ore received from the mine
Opening stocks of the Ore at
Ore treated
concentrator/plant
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Concentrates * Obtained
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Quantity
Tailings
Value
(Rs)
Quantity
Metal content/ grade
Closing stocks of concentrates at the

concentrator/plant
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Metal content/
grade
*In case of any leaching method adopted, give quantity recovered and grade contained separately.
4. Recovery at the Smelter/Mill/Plant:
Opening Stocks of the
Concentrates received from
concentrates at the
concentrator/plant
smelter /plant
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Concentrates treated
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Closing stocks of
concentrate at the
Smelter/Plant
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Concentrates received
from
other sources
(specify)
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Concentrates sold
(if any)
Quantity
Metals(*) recovered
(specify)
Quantity
Grade
Metal content/
grade
Other by-products, if any,

recovered
Value
(Rs)
Quantity
Grade
Value
(Rs)
(*) Please give category-wise break-up viz. blister, fire refined copper, cathodes, electrolytic copper wire bars, lead
ingots, zinc cathodes, zinc dross, gold, tungsten etc.
5. Sales during the month:
Metal/
Opening stocks of
Place of
Metals/Products sold(@)
Closing stocks of
Product
Metals/Products
sale
Metals/Products
Quantity
Grade
Quantity
Grade
Value(#)
(Rs)
Quantity
Grade
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77
Note:
(#) Please give ex-plant sale value.
(@) Please give category-wise break-up of metals and other products sold.
6. Details of deductions made from sale value for computation of Ex-mine price (Rs / Unit)
Deduction claimed #
Amount
( in Rs / Unit)
Remarks
remarks)

d) Port Handling charges/ export duty
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)

7. Sales/ Dispatches of ore and concentrates effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Grade
(ore/
Conc.)
Nature of
Despatch
(indicate
whether
Domestic Sale
or Domestic
Transfer or
Captive
consumption
or Export)
Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau
of Mines to
the buyer ##

Consignee Quantity
name ##
Sale
value
(Rs)
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
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NOTE:- Mine owners are required to substantiate domestic sale value/ FOB value for each grade quoted above with copy
of invoices (not to be submitted with the return; to be produced whenever required).
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
Place:
Date:
Signature
Name in full:
Designation: Owner/Agent/Mining Engineer/Manager
FORM F-3
[See rule 45(5) (aa) (iii)]
MONTHLY RETURN
[To be used for precious and semi-precious stones]
To
(i)

_________Region,
PIN:
Rules, 1988)
PART I
(d) Name of Mine
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
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State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone no:
Mobile:
Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
(i) Rent paid (Rs)
(ii) Reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the month (due
to strike, lockout, heavy rain, non-availability of labour,
transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic operations,
etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage for each reason
separately
Reasons
No. of days

Work place
Direct
Male
Female
Contract
Male
Female

Direct
Contract
Below ground
Opencast
Above ground
Total
site
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PART-II (PRODUCTION, DISPATCHES AND STOCKS)

1. R.O.M production:
Category
Unit of quantity
Quantity
(a) Opencast workings

(b) Underground workings
2. Production, stocks and dispatches:-
Gem Variety
Industrial
Rough and uncut
Cut and Polished
stones
Stones
No. of
stones
Qty @
No. of
stones
Qty @
No. of
stones
Others
Qty @
No. of
stones
A .Opening stocks
B. Production
(i)From Opencast
Working
(ii)From underground
working
TOTAL (Production)
C. Despatches
D. Closing Stocks
E. Ex-mine Price (Rs)
@:The Unit of quantity viz. Carats/Grams/Kilogram etc., as the case may be, should be indicated under quantity.
Deduction claimed#
Amount
( in Rs/Unit)
remarks)
f) Rent for the plot at stocking yard
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)
Remarks
Qty @
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4. Sales/ Dispatches effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Grade
(*)
Nature of
Despatch
(indicate
whether
Domestic Sale
or Domestic
Transfer or
Captive
consumption
or Export)
Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau
of Mines to
the buyer ##

Consignee Quantity
name ##
Sale
value
(Rs)
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
*: To indicate rough and uncut stones, cut and polished stones, industrial, others
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
previous month.
a)
b)
c)
Place:
Signature
Date:
Name in full:
Designation: Owner/Agent/Mining Engineer/Manager.;
(b) for Forms H-1 to H-8, the following Forms shall be substituted, namely:-
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FORM H-1
[See rule 45(5)(b)(i)]
For the financial year 1st April, 20____ to 31st March, 20____
ANNUAL RETURN
[To be used for minerals other than Copper, Gold, Lead, Pyrites, Tin, Tungsten, Zinc and precious and semi-precious
stones]
To
(i)

_________Region,
PIN:
(Please address to Regional Controller of Mines in whose territorial jurisdiction the mines falls as notified from
time to time by the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines under rule 62 of the Mineral Conservation and
Development Rules, 1988)
PART I (General)
1. Details of Mine:
(to give registration number of the Lessee/Owner)
(d) Name of Mine
(e) Name(s) of other mineral(s), if any, produced from the same mine
2. Location of the Mine :
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone no:
Mobile:
Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
4. Registered Office of the Lessee:
5. Director in charge :
6. Agent :
7. Manager :
8. Mining Engineer in charge:
9. Geologist in charge :
10. Transferor (previous owner), if any, and date of transfer:
11. Particulars of area operated/Lease
(Furnish information on items (i) to (vi) lease-wise in case mine workings cover more than one lease)
(i) Lease number allotted by the State Government
(ii) Area under lease (hectares):
Under Forest
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Outside Forest
Total
(iii) Date of execution of mining lease deed
(iv) Period of lease
(v) Area for which surface rights are held (hectares)
Under Forest
Outside Forest
Total
(vi) Date and period of renewal (if applicable)
(vii) In case there is more than one mine in the same lease area, indicate name of mine
and mineral produced
12. Lease area (surface area) utilisation as at the end of year (hectares):
Under
forest
Outside
forest
Total
(i) Already exploited & abandoned by opencast (O/C) mining

(ii) Covered under current (O/C) Workings
(iii) Reclaimed/rehabilitated
(iv) Used for waste disposal
(v) Occupied by plant, buildings, residential, welfare buildings & roads
(vi) Used for any other purpose (specify)
(vii) Work done under progressive mine closure plan during the year
13. Ownership/exploiting Agency of the mine:
(Public Sector/Private Sector/Joint Sector)
PART - II (Employment and Wages)
1.Number of supervisory staff employed at the mine

Description
Wholly
employed
Partly
employed
Reasons
No. of
days
(i) Graduate Mining Engineer

(ii) Diploma Mining Engineer
(iii) Geologist
(iv) Surveyor
(v) Other administrative and technical supervisory staff
Total:
2.(i) Number of days the mine worked:
(ii) No. of shifts per day:
(iii) Indicate reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the year (due to strike, lockout, heavy
rain, non-availability of labour, transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic operations,
etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage for each of the factors separately .
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3. Employment and salary/wages paid #:

Maximum number of persons employed on any one day during the year:
(i) In workings below ground on (date)..........................(a) ( number)..................
(ii) In all in the mine on
(date)..........................(a) ( number)..................
Total number of man days
No. of
Average daily number of
worked
days
persons employed
during the year
worked
Classification
during
Direct
Contract Total
Male
Female
Total
the year
(1)
2(A)
2(B)
2(C)
(3)
4(A)
4(B)
4(C)
Total Wages
/Salary for the
year
(Rs)
(5)
Below Ground
Opencast
Above Ground
Total:
site
PART-II A (Capital Structure)
1. Value of Fixed Assets* (Rs)
(in respect of the mine, beneficiation plant, mine work-shop, power and water installation)
In case this information is furnished as combined information in another mine's return please specify Mine Code/Mine
Name:
At the
DeprecNet closing
Estimated
Additions
Sold or
beginning during the
discarded
iation
Balance
market
Description
of the year
Year
during the during the
(Rs) (2+3)value**
year
(Rs)
(Rs)
year
(4+5)
(Rs)
(Rs)
(Rs)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
(i) Land***
(ii) Building:
Industrial
Residential
(iii) Plant and Machinery
including transport
equipment
iv) Capitalised Expenditure such
as
pre-production
exploration, development,
major overhaul and repair to
machinery
etc.
(As
prescribed under Income
Tax Act)
Total:
* In case the fixed assets are common to more than one mine, furnish combined information for all such mines together
in any one of the mines return. In the returns for other mines, give only a cross reference to the particular mine's return
where-in the information is included.
** Optional and may be furnished in respect of items (i), (ii) and (iii) if the mine owner desires.
*** Including any non-recurring expenditure incurred on the acquisition of land.
2. Source of Finance ( at the end of the year) :
(i) Paid up Share Capital (Rs)
(ii)Own Capital (Rs)
(iii)Reserve & Surplus (All Types)( Rs)
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(iv)Long Term loans outstanding (#)(Rs)

Name of the Institution/Source
Amount of Loan (Rs)
Rate of Interest
(#) Indicate the names of the lending institutions such as State Finance Corporation, Industrial Development and other
Public Corporations, Co-operative Banks, Nationalised Banks and other sources along with the amount of loan from
each source and the rate of interest at which loan has been taken.
3. Interest and Rent (Rs)
(i) Interest paid during the year
(ii) Rents (excluding surface rent) paid during the year
PART - III (Consumption of Materials)
1. Quantity and cost of material consumed during the year

Description
Unit
(i) Fuel
(a) Coal
Tonnes
Quantity
Value (Rs)
(b) Diesel Oil

Ltrs.
(c) Petrol
Ltrs.
(d) Kerosene
Ltrs.
(e) Gas
Cu.M.
(ii) Lubricant
(a) Lubricant oil
Ltrs.
(b) Grease
Kgs.
(iii) Electricity
(a) Consumed
Kwh
(b) Generated
Kwh
(c) Sold
Kwh
(iv) Explosives (furnish full details in Part IV)
Nos.
(v) Tyres
(vi) Timber & Supports
Nos.
(vii) Drill rods & kits
(viii) Other spares & stores
2. Royalty, Rents and Payments made to DMF & NMET (Rs):
X
(a) Royalty
(b) Dead rent
(c) Surface rent
(d) Payment made to DMF
(e) Payment made to NMET
3. Compensation paid for felling trees during the year (Rs)
Paid for current year
Paid towards past arrears
4. Depreciation on fixed assets (Rs)

5. Taxes and cesses
Amount in Rupees paid during the year to:
X
X
(i) Sales Tax
(ii) Welfare cess
(iii) Other taxes & cesses:(a) Mineral cess
(b) Cess on dead rent
Central Govt.
State Govt.
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(c) Others (please specify)

6. Other expenses (Rs):
(i) Overheads
(ii) Maintenance
(iii) Money value of other benefits paid to workmen
(iv) Payment made to professional agencies
Part IV (Consumption of Explosives)
Licensed capacity of magazine: (specify unit separately in
kg/tonne, numbers, metres )
Classification
of
Unit
Explosives
Kg.
Kg.
Unit
Capacity
Quantity consumed
Estimated requirement
during the year
during the next year
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
1.Gun Powder
2.Nitrate Mixture
a. Loose ammonium
nitrate
b. Ammonium nitrate in
cartridged form
3. Nitro compound
4. Liquid Oxygen soaked
cartridges
5.Slurry explosives
(Mention different trade
names)
6. Detonators
i) Ordinary
ii) Electrical
(a) Ordinary
(b) Delay
7. Fuse
(a)Safety Fuse
(b)Detonating Fuse
8.Plastic ignition cord
9.Others (specify)
Item
Large dia. (above

32 mm)
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
Large dia.
(above 32 mm)
Kg.
Kg.
Kg.
No.s
Mts
Mts
(Mention
the unit)
Different sizes of soaked liquid oxygen cartridges to be reported in equivalent kg. as per manufacturers instruction.
PARTV (General Geology and Mining)
(Items 2 and 3 to be submitted separately for each mineral)
1. Exploration
1(i) Exploration activities during the year:
At the
beginning of
the year
Drilling
Pitting
Trenching
No of holes
Metrage
No of pits
Excavation
(in m3)
No of trenches
Excavation
During the year
Cumulative
Grid spacing/
Dimension
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(in m3)
Length covered
(in metre)
Expenditure on exploration (Rs)
1(ii). Any other exploration activity during the year:

2. Reserves and Resources estimated (in tonnes).
Classification
Code
At the
beginning of
the year
1.4.20___
(1)
(2)
A. Mineral Reserve
1. Proved Mineral Reserve
111
2. Probable mineral Reserve
121
(3)
Assessed
during the
year
Depletion of
reserves
during the
year
Balance
resources as on
31.3.20____
(4)
(5)
(6)= (3+4-5)
122
3. Total Reserves
B. Remaining Resources
1. Feasibility mineral Resource
2. Prefeasibility mineral resource
211
221
3. Measured mineral resource

4. Indicated mineral resource
5. Inferred mineral resource
6. Reconnaissance mineral resource
222
331
332
333
334
7. Total remaining Resources

Total (A+B)
3. Subgrade/Mineral Reject (in tonnes)
(Information to be given in respect of mineral fractions generated and stacked/dumped below cut-off grade and above
threshold value, if prescribed, having no immediate sale value)
At the beginning of Generated during the Disposed during the
Total stacked at the
Average grade of the
the year
year
year
end of the year
mineral reject
generated
4. Overburden and Waste (in m3)

(Information to be given in respect of overburden/ waste and mineral fractions generated below threshold value, if
prescribed)
At the beginning
Generated during
Disposed in dumps
Backfilled during Total at the end of the year
of the year
the year
during the year
the year
5. Trees planted/ survival rate

Description
i) Number of trees planted during the year
Within lease area
Outside lease area
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ii) Survival rate in percentage

iii) Total no. of trees at the end of the year
6. Type of Machinery: Give the following information for the types of machinery in use such as hoist, fans, drills,
loaders, excavators, dumpers, haulages, conveyors, pumps, etc.
Type of
machinery
Capacity of
each type of
machinery
Unit
(in which
capacity is
reported)
No. of
machinery
Electrical/
Non-electrical
(specify)
Used in
opencast/
underground
(specify)
7(i) Details of mineral Treatment Plant, if any: Give a brief description of the process capacity of the machinery
deployed and its availability. (Submit Flow Sheet and Material Balance of the Plant separately).
(ii) Furnish following information:
Item
Feed:
Tonnage
Concentrates/processed products :
(mention name)
By-products/Co-products:
(mention name)
Average Grade
Tailings:
PART-VI (PRODUCTION, DESPATCHES AND STOCKS)

(Unit of Quantity in Tonnes)
1. Type of ore produced:
(Applicable for Iron ore only; tick mark whichever is applicable)
(a) Hematite
(b) Magnetite
2. Production and Stocks of ROM ore at Mine-head
Category
Opening stock
Production
Closing stock
(a) Open Cast workings

(b) Underground Workings
(c) Dump workings
3(i) Grade-wise ROM ore despatches from mine head ($):
Grade of ROM@
Despatches from mine-head
Ex-mine Price (Rs)
($): Applicable for iron ore and chromite only. For other minerals data of dispatches to be reported in 3(ii)
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3(ii) Grade-wise Production, Despatches, Stocks and Ex-mine prices:

Grades**
Opening stock at
Production
Despatches
mine- head
from
mine-head
Closing
stock at
mine-head
Ex-mine
price
(Rs /Tonne)
3(iii) In case the mineral is being pulverized in own factory, please give the following particulars (*):
Grade**
Total quantity
Total quantity of pulverized
Total Quantity of pulverized mineral
of mineral
mineral produced
sold during the year
Pulverized
(for each mesh size)
(in tonnes)
Mesh size
Quantity
Mesh size
Quantity
Ex-factory Sale value
(tonne)
(tonne)
(Rs)
3(iv) Average cost of pulverization (*) : Rs _______ per tonne.

(*): Not applicable for Iron ore, Manganese ore, Bauxite and Chromite
4. Details of deductions made from sale value for computation of Ex-mine price (Rs / Tonne)
Deduction claimed #
Amount
( in Rs / Tonne)
Remarks
remarks)
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)

5. Sales/ Despatches effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Nature of
Grade
Despatch
Registration
Consignee Quantity
Sale
(^)
(indicate
number as
name ##
value
whether
allotted by the
(Rs)
or Domestic
of Mines to
Transfer or
the buyer ##
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
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Captive
consumption
or Export)
(^): To indicate the grades of ores as mentioned below (see @ and **)
6. Give reasons for increase/decrease in production/nil production, if any, during the year compared to the
previous year.
a)
b)
7. Give reasons for increase/decrease in grade wise ex-mine price, if any, during the year compared to the
previous year.
a)
b)
PART-VII: COST OF PRODUCTION
Cost of production per tonne of ore/mineral produced
Cost per tonne (Rs)
Sl.No.
Item
(i)
Direct Cost
(a) Exploration
(b) Mining
(c) Beneficiation(Mechanical Only)
(ii)
Over-head cost
(iii)
Depreciation
(iv)
Interest
(v)
Royalty
(vi)
Payments made to DMF
(vii)
Payments made to NMET
(viii)
Taxes
(ix)
Dead Rent
(x)
Others (specify)
Total
Note: Information given under Part VII will be kept confidential. The Government, however, will be free to utilize the
information for general studies without revealing the identity of the firm.
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VERIFICATION
Place:
Date:
Signature
Name in full:
Designation: Owner/Agent/
Mining Engineer/Manager
@Grades of ROM ore dispatched:

MINERAL
Iron ore
GRADES
a) Below 51% Fe ROM
b) 51% to below 55% Fe ROM
c) 55% to below 58% Fe ROM
d) 58% to below 60% Fe ROM
e) 60% to below 62% Fe ROM
f) 62% to below 65% Fe ROM
g) 65% and above Fe ROM
Chromite
a) Below 40% Cr2O3 ROM

b) 40% to below 52 % Cr2O3 ROM
c) 52% and above Cr2O3 ROM
**Grades of minerals to be reported in the above tables are as given below. (If separate grades are not mentioned
below, report the mineral name against grade):
MINERAL
GRADES
Iron ore
(i) Lumps:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(ii) Fines:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
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(iii) Concentrates
a) Below 62% Fe (any size)
Manganese Ore
(i) Ore
a) Below 25% Mn
d) 46% and above Mn
e) Dioxide ore
(ii) Concentrates
Bauxite
Chromite
Asbestos
(i)
For use in alumina and aluminium extraction:(Please also furnish the actual averages of the ore falling within the following ranges
of grades):
a) Below 40% Al2O3
a) Cement
b) Abrasive
c) Refractory
d) Chemical
(i) Lumps
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(ii) Fines
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(iii) Concentrates
a) Amphibole
b) Chrysotile
Fluorite/Fluorspar

d) Below 30% CaF2
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Graphite
Kyanite
b) Below 40% Al2O3

Limestone
b) SMS
c) BF
d) Chemical
e) Cement
a) Above 30% P2O5
Rock Phosphate/
Phosphorite

d) Upto 20% P2O5
FORM H-2
[See rule 45(5) (b)(ii)]
ANNUAL RETURN
[To be used for minerals Copper, Gold, Lead, Pyrites, Tin, Tungsten and Zinc]
To
(i)

_________Region,
PIN:
PART I (General)
1. Details of Mine:
(d) Name of Mine
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
Phone no:
E-mail:
Mobile:
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Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
6. Agent :
7. Manager :
Under Forest
Outside Forest
Total
Under Forest
Outside Forest
Total
Under
forest
Outside
forest
Total

Description
(iii) Geologist
(iv) Surveyor
Wholly
employed
Partly
employed
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Total:
(iii) Indicate reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the year (due to strike, lockout,
heavy rain, non-availability of labour, transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic
operations, etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage for each of the factors
separately .
Reasons
No. of
days

(date)..........................(a) ( number)..................
No. of
worked
days
persons employed
during the year
worked
Classification
during
Direct
Contract Total
Male
Female
Total
the year
(1)
2(A)
2(B)
2(C)
(3)
4(A)
4(B)
4(C)
Total Wages
/Salary for the
year
(Rs)
(5)
Below Ground
Opencast
Above Ground
Total:
site
1. Value of Fixed Assets* (Rs)
Name:
At the
Additions
Sold or
DeprecNet closing
Estimated
beginning
during the
discarded
iation
Balance
market
Description
of the year
Year
during the
during
(Rs) (2+3)value**
(Rs)
(Rs)
year
the year
(4+5)
(Rs)
(Rs)
(Rs)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
(i) Land***
(ii) Building:
Industrial
Residential
including transport
equipment
as
pre-production
major overhaul and repair to
machinery
etc.
(As
Tax Act)
Total:
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Amount of Loan (Rs)
Rate of Interest
Description
Unit
(i) Fuel
(a) Coal
Tonnes
Quantity
Value (Rs)
(b) Diesel Oil

Ltrs.
(c) Petrol
Ltrs.
(d) Kerosene
Ltrs.
(e) Gas
Cu.M.
(ii) Lubricant
(a) Lubricant oil
Ltrs.
(b) Grease
Kgs.
(iii) Electricity
(a) Consumed
Kwh
(b) Generated
Kwh
(c) Sold
Kwh
Nos.
(v) Tyres
Nos.
2. Royalty, Rents and Payments made to DMF and NMET (Rs):
X
(a) Royalty
(b) Dead rent
(c) Surface rent
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5. Taxes and cesses
X
X
(i) Sales Tax
(ii) Welfare cess
Central Govt.
State Govt.

(i) Overheads
(ii) Maintenance

Classification
of
Unit
Capacity
during the year
Large dia. (above

32 mm)
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
Kg.
Kg.
Unit
Quantity consumed
Explosives
1.Gun Powder
2.Nitrate Mixture
a. Loose ammonium
nitrate
cartridged form
3. Nitro compound
cartridges
5.Slurry explosives
names)
6. Detonators
i) Ordinary
ii) Electrical
(a) Ordinary
(b) Delay
7. Fuse
(a)Safety Fuse
(b)Detonating Fuse
9.Others (specify)
Item
Large dia.
(above 32 mm)
Kg.
Kg.
Kg.
No.s
Mts
Mts
(Mention
the unit)
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PART V (General Geology and Mining)

1. Exploration
At the
During the year
Cumulative
beginning of
Grid spacing/
Dimension
the year
No of holes
Metrage
No of pits
Pitting
Excavation
(in m3)
No of trenches
Excavation
Trenching
(in m3)
Length covered
(in metre)
Classification
Code
At the
beginning of
the year
1.4.20___
Drilling
(1)
(2)
A. Mineral Reserve
111
121
(3)
Assessed
during the
year
Depletion of
reserves
during the
year
Balance
resources as on
31.3.20____
(4)
(5)
(6)= (3+4-5)
122
3. Total Reserves
211
221

222
331
332
333

334
Total (A+B)
(Information to be given in respect of mineral fractions generated and stacked/ dumped below cut-off grade and above
the year
year
year
end of the year
mineral reject
generated.
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99

prescribed)
At the beginning
Generated during
Disposed in dumps
of the year
the year
during the year
the year

Description
Within lease area
Outside lease area

Type of
machinery
Capacity of
each type of
machinery
Unit
(in which
capacity is
reported)
No. of
machinery
Electrical/
Non-electrical
(specify)
Used in
opencast/
underground
(specify)
Item
Feed:
Tonnage
(mention name)
(mention name)
Average Grade
Tailings:

(Unit of Quantity in Tonnes; indicate unit of quantity if not in tonnes)
1. Production and Stocks of ROM ore
Opening stocks
Quantity
A. From Underground
workings
i) From Development
ii) From Stoping
Metal
content/
grade
Production
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Closing stocks
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
100
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
B. From Opencast workings

Total
2. Ex-mine price of the ore produced (Rs per unit):
3. Recoveries at Concentrator/Mill/Plant:
Opening stocks of the Ore at
Ore received from the mine
Ore treated
concentrator/plant
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Concentrates * Obtained
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Quantity
Tailings
Value
(Rs)
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Metal content/
grade
Closing stocks of concentrates at

the concentrator/plant
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
*In case of any leaching method adopted, give quantity recovered and grade contained separately.
4. Recovery at the Smelter/Mill/Plant:

Opening Stocks of the
concentrates at the
smelter /plant
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Concentrates treated
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
from concentrator/plant
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Closing stocks of
concentrate at the
Smelter/Plant
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
from
other sources
(specify)
Quantity
Metal
content/
grade
Metals(*) recovered
(specify)
Quantity
Grade
Value
(Rs)
Concentrates sold
(if any)
Quantity
Metal content/
grade
Other by-products, if any,

recovered
Quantity
Grade
Value
(Rs)
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(*) Please give category-wise break-up viz. blister, fire refined copper, cathodes, electrolytic copper wire bars,
ingots, zinc cathodes, zinc dross, gold, tungsten etc.
lead
5. Sales during the year:
Metal/
Product
Opening stocks of
Metals/Products
Quantity
Place of
sale
Grade
Metals/Products sold(@)
Quantity
Grade
Closing stocks of
Metals/Products
Value(#)
(Rs)
Quantity
Grade
Note:
(#) Please give ex-plant sale value.
(@) Please give category-wise break-up of metals and other products sold.
6. Details of deductions made from sale value for computation of Ex-mine price (Rs/Unit)
Deduction claimed #
Amount
( in Rs / Unit)
Remarks
remarks)
d) Port Handling charges/ export duty
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)
7. Sales/ Dispatches of ore and concentrates effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Grade
(ore/
Conc.)
Nature of
Despatch
(indicate
whether
Domestic Sale
or Domestic
Transfer or
Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau
of Mines to
the buyer ##

Consignee Quantity
name ##
Sale
value
(Rs)
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
102
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
Captive
consumption
or Export)

NOTE:- Mine owners are required to substantiate domestic sale value/ FOB value for each grade quoted above with copy
of invoices (not to be submitted with the return; to be produced whenever required).
previous year.
a)
b)
previous year.
a)
b)
Cost of production per unit of ore/mineral produced
Sl.No.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(x)
Item
Direct Cost
(a) Exploration
(b) Mining
Over-head cost
Depreciation
Interest
Royalty
Taxes
Dead Rent
Others (specify)
Total
Cost per unit (Rs)
VERIFICATION
Place:
Date:
Signature
Name in full:
Mining Engineer/Manager
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FORM H-3
[See rule 45(5)(b)(iii)]
ANNUAL RETURN
[To be used for precious and semi-precious stones]
To
(i)

_________Region,
PIN:

PART I (General)
1. Details of Mine:
(d) Name of Mine
Village
Post Office
Tahsil/Taluk
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone no:
Mobile:
Address
District
State
PIN Code
Fax no:
E-mail:
Phone No:
Mobile:
6. Agent :
7. Manager :
104
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]

Under Forest
Outside Forest
Total
Under Forest
Outside Forest
Total
Under
Outside
forest
forest
Total


Description
Wholly
employed
Partly
employed
Reasons
No. of
days

(iii) Geologist
(iv) Surveyor
Total:
(iii) Indicate reasons for work stoppage in the mine during the year (due to strike, lockout,
heavy rain, non-availability of labour, transport bottleneck, lack of demand, uneconomic
operations, etc.) and the number of days of work stoppage for each of the factors
separately .
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(date)..........................(a) ( number)..................
No. of
worked
days
persons employed
during the year
worked
Classification
during
Direct
Contract Total
Male
Female
Total
the year
(1)
2(A)
2(B)
2(C)
(3)
4(A)
4(B)
4(C)
Total Wages/
Salary for the
year
( Rs.)
(5)
Below Ground
Opencast
Above Ground
Total:
site
1. Value of Fixed Assets* (Rs )
Name:
At the
Additions
Sold or
DeprecNet closing
Estimated
beginning
during the
discarded
iation
Balance
market
Description
of the year
Year
during the
during
(Rs) (2+3)value**
(Rs)
(Rs)
year
the year
(4+5)
(Rs)
(Rs)
(Rs)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
(i) Land***
(ii) Building:
Industrial
Residential
including transport
equipment
as
pre-production
major overhaul and repair
to machinery etc. (As
Tax Act)
Total:
106
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]

Amount of Loan (Rs)
Rate of Interest
Description
Unit
(i) Fuel
(a) Coal
Tonnes
Quantity
Value (Rs)
(b) Diesel Oil

Ltrs.
(c) Petrol
Ltrs.
(d) Kerosene
Ltrs.
(e) Gas
Cu.M.
(ii) Lubricant
(a) Lubricant oil
Ltrs.
(b) Grease
Kgs.
(iii) Electricity
(a) Consumed
Kwh
(b) Generated
Kwh
(c) Sold
Kwh
Nos.
(v) Tyres
Nos.
2. Royalty, Rents and Payments made to DMF and NMET (Rs):
X
(a) Royalty
(b) Dead rent
(c) Surface rent

5. Taxes and cesses
X
X
(i) Sales Tax
(ii) Welfare cess
Central Govt.
State Govt.
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(i) Overheads
(ii) Maintenance
Classification
of
Unit
Capacity
during the year
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
Kg.
Kg.
Unit
Quantity consumed
Explosives
1.Gun Powder
2.Nitrate Mixture
a. Loose ammonium
nitrate
cartridged form
3. Nitro compound
cartridges
5.Slurry explosives
names)
6. Detonators
i) Ordinary
ii) Electrical
(a) Ordinary
(b) Delay
7. Fuse
(a)Safety Fuse
(b)Detonating Fuse
9.Others (specify)
Item
Large dia. (above

32 mm)
Small dia.
(upto 32 mm)
Large dia.
(above 32 mm)
Kg.
Kg.
Kg.
No.s
Mts
Mts
(Mention
the unit)
PARTV (General Geology and Mining)
1. Exploration
At the
beginning of
During the year
Cumulative
Grid spacing/
Dimension
the year
No of holes
Metrage
No of pits
Pitting
Excavation (in m3)
No of trenches
Excavation (in m3)
Trenching
Length covered
(in metre)
Drilling
108
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]

Classification
Code
At the
beginning of
the year
1.4.20___
Assessed
during the
year
Depletion of
reserves
during the
year
Balance
resources as on
31.3.20____
(1)
(2)
(4)
(5)
(6)= (3+4-5)
A. Mineral Reserve
111
121
(3)
122
3. Total Reserves
211
221
222

331
332
333
334

Total (A+B)
(Information to be given in respect of mineral fractions generated and stacked/ dumped below cut-off grade and above
the year
year
year
end of the year
mineral reject
generated.

prescribed)
At the beginning
Generated during
Disposed in dumps
of the year
the year
during the year
the year

Description
Within lease area
Outside lease area

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Type of
machinery
Capacity of
each type of
machinery
Unit
(in which
capacity is
reported)
No. of
machinery
109
Electrical/
Non-electrical
(specify)
Used in
opencast/
underground
(specify)
Item
Feed:
Tonnage
(mention name)
(mention name)
Average Grade
Tailings:
1. R.O.M production:
Category
(a) Opencast workings
(b) Underground workings
Unit of quantity
Quantity
2. Production, stocks and despatches:Gem Variety

Rough and uncut
Cut and Polished
stones
Stones
No. of
Qty @
No. of
Qty @
stones
stones
Industrial
No. of
stones
Qty @
Others
No. of
stones
A .Opening stocks
B. Production
i)From Opencast
Working
ii)From underground
working
TOTAL (Production)
C. Despatches
D. Closing Stocks
E. Ex-mine Price (Rs)
@:The Unit of quantity viz. Carats/Grams/Kilogram etc., as the case may be, should be indicated under quantity.
Deduction claimed#
Amount
Remarks
( in Rs / Unit)
remarks)
Qty @
110
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]

f) Rent for the plot at stocking yard
g) Other charges
(specify clearly)
Total (a) to (g)
4. Sales/ Despatches effected for Domestic Purposes and for Exports:
Nature of
Grade
Despatch
Registration
Consignee Quantity
Sale
(*)
(indicate
number as
name ##
value
whether
allotted by the
(Rs)
or Domestic
of Mines to
Transfer or
the buyer ##
Captive
consumption
or Export)
Country
For export
Quantity
F.O.B
Value(Rs)
*: To indicate rough and uncut stones, cut and polished stones, industrial, others
previous year.
a)
b)
previous year.
a)
b)
Cost of production per unit of ore/mineral produced
Sl.No.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(x)
Item
Direct Cost
(a) Exploration
(b) Mining
Over-head cost
Depreciation
Interest
Royalty
Taxes
Dead Rent
Others (specify)
Total
Cost per unit (Rs)
Hkkx II[k.M 3(i)
111
VERIFICATION
Place:
Date:
Signature
Name in full:
Mining Engineer/Manager.;
(c) for Forms M, N and Form - O, the following Forms shall be substituted, namely:-
FORM M
[See rule 45(1)]
(Application for registration under Rule 45 of MCDR for undertaking
mining or trading or storage or end use or export of minerals)
Note:-If there is any change after registration in any of the fields, the form may be updated accordingly and informed to
the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines
To
The Controller General
Nagpur- 440001
(Application to be filed through the respective Regional Office of Indian Bureau of Mines under whose
jurisdiction the State or Union Territory in which the registered office or the office of the association or
individual or firm or company is located)
1. Category of applicant: (Please tick mark below)
o Individual
o Association of individuals
o Firm
o Company registered under Companies Act.
2. Type of business/activity: (Please tick mark options given below, multiple options permitted)
o Mining
o Trading of minerals
o Storage of minerals
o End-user of minerals (including consumption from captive mines)
o Export of minerals (also mention IE code)
3. Details of the applicant:
(a) In case of individual applicant (includes owner, agent, mining engineer or manager of every mine):
(i)
Shri / Smt. (First name) / (Middle name) / (Last name)
Name
Father name
Shri (First name) / (Middle name) / (Last name)
(ii)
Date of Birth
Position in mine
(please tick mark
the option)
(iii)
Address
(DD/MM/YYYY)
o
Owner
o
Agent
o
Mining engineer
o
Manager
(Door number/ building number/ plot number)
Block
Taluka
District
State / U.T
Pin code
E-mail
(street number / block number)
112
(iv)
Telephone
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
PAN number
Voter ID number
Passport number /
Driving licence
number
(b)
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
Office
:
Fax
:
Residence :
Mobile
:
In case of association of individuals:

Name of
Association, or
name of the
Signing
authority of
association
Father name
(of signing
authority)
Date of Birth
Address
Block
Taluka
District
State / U.T
Pin code
E-mail
Telephone
Details of
Associates

Office
:
Fax
:
Residence :
Mobile
:
Name
PAN
number
Voter ID
number
Citizenship
(d) In case of a Firm:

(i)
(ii)
(iii)
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
Name of Firm
Address
Block
Taluka
District
State / U.T
Pin Code
E-mail
Telephone

Office
:
Fax
:
Residence :
Mobile
:
Passport number /
Driving licence
number
(if available)
Hkkx II[k.M 3(i)

(iv)
(v)
(vi)
Details of partners in
the Firm
Name of
partner
Firm Type (Tick)

Registration number of
Firm
(as registered under
Indian Partnership Act,
1932)
PAN No.
Registered / Unregistered
(vii)
Name of the State

where registered
Date of registration
(d)
In case of a company:
(i)
(ii)
Name of Company
Registered Address
(iii)
State / U.T
Pin code
E-mail
Telephone
Office
Fax
(v)
Registration number of
Company (as registered
under Indian Companies
Act, 1956)
TAN No.
(vii)
(viii)
Details of Officer
responsible for conduct
of business of the
Company
Citizenship
Passport number /
Driving licence
number
(if available)
TAN No.
(dd/mm/yyyy)
Details of Directors in
the Company
Name of the State where

registered
Date of registration
Voter ID
number
TIN No.
(iv)
(vi)
PAN number
113
:
:
Name
PAN number
Voter ID
number
TIN No.
(dd/mm/yyyy)
Name
Designation
Address
Phone No.
PAN No.
Citizenship
Office:
Residence:
Mobile:
Passport number /
driving licence
number
(if available)
114
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
Voter ID No.
Passport No. /
Driving Licence No.
(e)
State Licence details (only for State Licence holder under section 23 C of MMDR Act) :
State
Licence
No.
State
Area of Business
(District)
Date of
issue
Valid upto
(dd/mm/yyyy)
Issuing Authority
Name of
Minerals
4. Please give details of mines held at the time of applying for registration, if any, by the Individual/ Association
of Individuals / Firms or Company.
Sl.
Name of the mine
Mine code assigned by IBM
No.
5. Please give details of prospecting licence held at the time of applying for registration, if any, by the Individual/
Association of Individuals / Firms or Company.
Sr.
Location of PL area
Area Name of Date of Period
Date of
No.
held Minerals grant
execution
under
of licence
PL
(in ha.)
Village Taluka District State Latitude
Longitude
(ddmmss) (ddmmss)
6. Please give details of reconnaissance licence held at the time of applying for registration, if any, by the
Individual/ Association of Individuals / Firms or Company.
Sr.
Location of RP
Area
Name of Date of Period Date of
No.
held
Minerals grant
execution
under
of licence
RP
(in ha.)
Villages Talukas Districts State Latitude
Longitude
(ddmmss) (ddmmss)
7. If engaged in mineral trading/ storage and export, please give details of storage facilities owned at the time of
applying for registration.
Sr.
Location(s) of area used for storage
Area
Name of
Remarks
No.
Owned/held
Minerals
under rent
(In hectres)
Village Taluka District State
Latitude Longitude
(ddmmss) (ddmmss)
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115
8. If engaged in production or manufacturing through a mineral based industry, please give details of mineral
consumption:
Sr.
No
Location(s) of plant where mineral is used
Village
Taluka
District State
Name of Mineral
the plant consumed
Average
consumption
per year
Remarks
Latitude Longitude
(ddmmss) (ddmmss)
VERIFICATION
I______________S/o / D/o / W/o______________ age ____ occupation_________ resident of ______________
village/town/city post office_________ police station __________ taluka___________ district_______________
state_____________________ certify that the information furnished above is complete and correct in all respects.
Place:
Signature:
Date:
Name in full:
Not to be filled by the applicant
(For internal use of the Indian Bureau of Mines)
Registration Number assigned by IBM:
FORM N
[See rule 45(6)(i)]
MONTHLY RETURN
To
(i)
The State Government
(ii) The Regional Controller of Mines

_________Region,
PIN:
(Please address to Regional Controller of Mines in whose territorial jurisdiction the area falls as notified from time to
Rules, 1988)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE FORM
1.
Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit.
2.
Value to be reported in rupees only.
3.
Registration number means the registration number allotted by Indian Bureau of Mines to the lessee/owner
or to a trader/ stockist / end-use mineral based industry / exporter.
4.
Ore grade for various minerals, as given in the form, to be strictly used while reporting.
1. GENERAL PARTICULARS
Registration No. ( allotted by IBM)
Name and Address
Plant Name/Storage location, if available
116
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
Latitude and Longitude

Name of activity(s) reported
(a)
Trading
(Tick whichever is/are applicable)
(b)
Export
(c)
End-use
(d)
Storage
2. DETAILS OF THE ACTIVITY

(Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit)
(a) Trading Activity
Mineral/Ore
Grade
of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
(b)
Grade
of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
Mineral/
Ore
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to the
supplier
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one
supplier)
Quantity
Ore imported during the

month
Value Country Quantity Value

(in Rs)
(in Rs)
Ore dispatched during the month
Closing
stock
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to the
buyer
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one buyer)
Quantity
Quantity Value
(in Rs)
Export of ore
Mineral/Ore
(c)
Ore purchased during the month

(within the country)
Ore procured during the month

for export
(from within the country)
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to
the supplier
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one
supplier)
Quantity
Value
(in Rs
Ore imported during

the month
Country Quantity
Value
(in Rs)
Ore exported during the

month
Closing
stock
Country
Quantity
Quantity
Value
(in Rs)
End-use mineral based activity

Grade of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
Ore procured during the month

Quantity
Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau
of Mines to
the supplier
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one
supplier)

month
Value Country Quantity

(in
Rs)
Value
(in
Rs)
Ore consumed
during the month
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to the
buyer
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one buyer)
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Closing
stock
Quantity
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(d)
Mineral/Ore
117
Storage Activity
Grade of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
Ore received during the month

Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to
the supplier
(to indicate
separately
if more than
one
supplier)
Quantity
Value
(in Rs)
Ore imported during the month
Country
Quantity
Value
(in Rs)
Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau of
Mines to the
person/company
to whom ore
dispatched
(to indicate
separately if
more than one
person/company)
Quantity
Value
(in Rs)
Closing
stock
Quantity
VERIFICATION
I, _____________________S/o / D/o / W/o_________________ age ____ occupation_________________ resident of
________________ village/town/city post office _________ police station ____________ taluka ____________
district_______________ state ___________certify that the information furnished above is complete and correct in all
respects.
Place:
Signature:
Date:
Name in full:
# Grades of minerals to be reported in the above tables are as given below. (If separate grades are not mentioned
MINERAL
Iron ore
GRADES
(i) Lumps:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(ii) Fines:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(iii) Concentrates
118
Manganese Ore
Bauxite
Chromite
Asbestos
Fluorite/Fluorspar
Graphite
Kyanite
Limestone

(v) ROM ore
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(i) Ore
a) Below 25% Mn
d) 46% and above Mn
e) Dioxide ore
(ii) Concentrates
(i) For use in alumina and aluminium extraction:a) Below 40% Al2O3
a) Cement
b) Abrasive
c) Refractory
d) Chemical
(i) Lumps
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(ii) Fines
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(iii) Concentrates
(iv) ROM ore
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
a) Amphibole
b) Chrysotile
d) Below 30% CaF2
b) Below 40% Al2O3
b) SMS
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
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c) BF
d) Chemical
e) Cement
a)
Rock Phosphate/
Phosphorite
119
Above 30% P2O5
Above 25% to 30% P2O5

Above 20% to 25% P2O5
Upto 20% P2O5
a) Rough and uncut stones
b) Cut and polished stones
c) Industrial
d) Others
Precious and semiprecious stones
FORM O
[See rule 45(6)(ii)]
ANNUAL RETURN
To
(i)
The State Government
(ii) The Regional Controller of Mines

_________Region,
PIN:
(Please address to Regional Controller of Mines in whose territorial jurisdiction the area falls as notified from time
to time by the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines under rule 62 of the Mineral Conservation and
(iii) The Chief Mineral Economist,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE FORM
a)
Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit.
b)
Value to be reported in rupees only.
c) Registration number means the registration number allotted by Indian Bureau of Mines to the lessee/owner or to
a trader/ stockist / end-use mineral based industry / exporter.
d)
Ore grade for various minerals, as given in the form, to be strictly used while reporting.
e)
Item 5 related to raw materials consumed may be filled up by all end use industry and iron & steel industry
also.
1.
GENERAL PARTICULARS
Registration No ( allotted by IBM)

Name and Address
Plant Name/Storage location, if available
Latitude and Longitude
Name of activity(s) reported
(a)
Trading
(Tick whichever is/are applicable)
(b)
Export
(c)
End-use
(d)
Storage
120
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
2. DETAILS OF THE ACTIVITY

(Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit)
(a)
Trading Activity
Mineral/Ore Grade
of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
(b)
Ore purchased during the year

Registration
number as
allotted by the
Indian Bureau of
Mines to the
supplier
(to indicate
separately if more
than one supplier)
Grade
of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
Mineral/Ore
Value Country Quantity Value

(in
(in
Rs)
Rs)
Ore despatched during the year
Closing
stock
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to the
buyer
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one buyer)
Quantity
Quantity Value
(in
Rs)
Export of ore
Mineral/Ore
(c)
Quantity

year
Ore procured during the year for

export
(from within the country)
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to
the supplier
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one
supplier)
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Ore imported during

the year
Country Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Ore exported during the year
Closing
stock
Country
Quantity
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
End-use mineral based activity

Grade
of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Quantity
Ore procured during the year

Registration Quantity
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to
the supplier
(to
indicate
separately
if more
than one
supplier)

year
Value Country Quantity

(in
Rs)
Value
(in
Rs)
Ore consumed
during the year
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Registration Quantity
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to
the buyer
(to
indicate
separately
if more
than one
buyer)
Value
(in
Rs)
Closing
stock
Quantity
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(d)Storage Activity
Mineral/Ore
Grade of
mineral/
ore #
Opening
stock
Ore received during the year (within

the country)
Quantity
Registration
number as
allotted by
the Indian
Bureau of
Mines to the
supplier
(to indicate
separately if
more than
one supplier)
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Ore imported during the year
Country
Quantity
Value
(in
Rs)
Registration
number as allotted
by the Indian
Bureau of Mines
to the
person/company
to whom ore
despatched
(to indicate
separately if more
than one
person/company)
Quantity
Value
(in Rs
Closing
stock
Quantity
NOTE:
(a)
Only end-use mineral based industry to respond to section 3 to 6
(b)
Information to be given separately for each industry and each unit
3. INFORMATION REGARDING END-USE MINERAL BASED INDUSTRIES (OTHER THAN IRON AND
STEEL INDUSTRY)
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Name of Industry :
Name of Plant:
(a) State:
(b) District :
(c) Location :
Details on products manufactured with their capacities and production :
Products
(1)
Annual installed capacity

during the year
(in tonnes)
(2)
Production (in tonnes)

Previous financial year
Present financial year
(3)
(4)
FINISHED PRODUCTS
i)
ii)
INTERMEDIATE
PRODUCTS
i)
ii)
BY-PRODUCTS
i)
ii)
Expansion programme undertaken and progress made during the year
(iv)
Expansion programme/ Plan envisaged for future
(v)
Research & Development programme carried out during the year (give details) :
4.
INFORMATION REGARDING IRON and STEEL INDUSTRY
(i) Name of Plant:

(ii) (a) State:
(b) District :
(c) Location :
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(iii) Products manufactured with their capacity and production:

Products
Installed capacity
(in tonnes)
Production ( in tonnes)
Previous financial
Present financial
year
year
Remarks
(a) Sinter
i)Self fluxing
ii)Ordinary
(b) Pellets
(c) Coal
i)Clean coal
ii)Coke (own production)
(d) Pig iron
i)Hot metal (total)
ii) Hot metal for own consumption.
iii)Pig iron for sale
(e) Sponge Iron
(f) Hot Briquetted Iron
(g) Steel
i) Liquid Steel/ Crude Steel
ii) Total Saleable Steel
a) Semi-finished Steel
b) Finished Steel
(h) Tin plates
(i) Sulphuric acid
(j) Refractories/bricks
(k) Fertilizers
(l) Any other product/by-product
Coke purchased (in tonnes)
previous year
present year
(iv)
Expansion programme undertaken and progress made during the year
(v)
Expansion programme /Plan envisaged for future
(vi)
Research & Development programme carried out during the year (give details)
:
:
DETAILS OF RAW MATERIALS CONSUMED IN PRODUCTION {including Electricity (in KWh), Coal and
Petroleum products}
Raw Material
Mineral/
Ore/
Metal/
Ferroalloy
Physical
Specification
(1)
Actual Consumption*
Chemical
Specification
Estimated Requirement*
Previous financial year

Indigenous Imported
Present financial year

Indigenous Imported
(2)
(3)
* Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit.
Next
financial
year
Next to Next
financial year
(4)
(5)
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6.
SOURCE OF SUPPLY
Type@
Mineral/
Ore/
Metal/
Ferroalloy
Name
&
address
of
supplier
Source of
supply
(mine or area)
Mine
Code
District
Indigenous
Indicate Transportation
the
cost per unit
distance
by Rail/Road
of
mine/
rail to
plant
(in km)
Mode
Cost
per
unit
(in
Rs)
Quantity*
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Price
per
unit at
factory
site (in
Rs)
Imported
Name & complete
Quantity
address of supplier
purchased
(country wise)
*
Address
Cost
per
unit at
factory
site
(in Rs)
Country
@ Indigenous/ Imported; * Quantity to be reported in tonnes. If not please specify the unit.
VERIFICATION
I, _____________________S/o / D/o / W/o_________________ age ____ occupation_________________ resident of
________________ village/town/city post office _________ police station ____________ taluka ____________
district_______________ state ___________certify that the information furnished above is complete and correct in all
respects.
Place:
Signature:
Date:
Name in full:
# Grades of minerals to be reported in the above tables are as given below. (If separate grades are not mentioned
MINERAL
Iron ore
GRADES
(i) Lumps:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(ii) Fines:
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(iii) Concentrates
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Manganese Ore
Bauxite
Chromite

(v) ROM ore
a) Below 51% Fe
g) 65% and above Fe
(i) Ore
a) Below 25% Mn
d) 46% and above Mn
e) Dioxide ore
(ii) Concentrates
(i) For use in alumina and aluminium extraction:a) Below 40% Al2O3
a) Cement
b) Abrasive
c) Refractory
d) Chemical
(i) Lumps
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(ii) Fines
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
(iii) Concentrates
(iv) ROM ore
a) Below 40% Cr2O3
Asbestos
a) Amphibole
[PART IISEC. 3(i)]
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Fluorite/Fluorspar
Graphite
125
b) Chrysotile
d) Below 30% CaF2
b) Below 40% Al2O3
Kyanite

b) SMS
c) BF
d) Chemical
e) Cement
a) Above 30% P2O5
Limestone
Rock Phosphate/
Phosphorite
Precious and semiprecious stones

d) Upto 20% P2O5
a) Rough and uncut stones
b) Cut and polished stones
c) Industrial
d) Others..
[F. No.8/1/2014-M.VI]
R. SRIDHARAN, Addl. Secy.
Note : The Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 were published in the Gazette of India, Part II, section
3, sub-section (i) vide notification number G.S.R. 1023 dated the 24th October, 1988 and lastly amended vide
notification number G.S.R. 407(E), dated the 20th May, 2015.
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