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NORTHERN COALFIELDS LIMITED(A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited)

Jayant ProjectP.O. JayantColliery,

Distt. Singrauli (M.P) PIN 486890

Phone/Fax 07805-222228

REGD. POST

No. GM/JNT/ENV/16/ b J S Dated :27.05.20162,To,

The Director lA,Monitoring Cell,Paryavaran Bhawan,CGO Complex,New Delhi- 110003

Sub: Six Monthly Environmental Compliance Report for the period September 2015 toMar-c-n201-6.

Ref: Clearance No. J-11015/382/2008-IA.II(M) dated lOthDec.2008, andCorrigendum issued vide letter No.J-11015/382/2008-IA.II (M) dated 15th April 2009

aithfully,

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Dear Sir,

With reference to the above, please find enclosed herewith the six monthly EnvironmentalCompliance report in respect of Jayant Project for kind information and needful action.

Thanking You.

Copy to :

1. Additional Director (S) , Ministry of Environment & Forest, Regional Office, (WesternRegion), KendriyaParyavaranBhawan, Link Road No.-3, Ravi Shankar Nagar, BHOPAl-462

,....016 (MP).~~oint Director(S) , Ministry of Environment & Forest, Regional Office, (Western Region),

\ KendriyaParyavaranBhawan, Link Road No.-3, Ravi Shankar Nagar, BHOPAl-462 016 (MP).3. Member Secretary, M.P.Pollution Control Board, ParyawaranParisar,Sector E-5, Arera

Colony, Bhopal (MP).4. Regional Officer, M.P.Pollution Control Board ,Sector-2, NavjivanVihar, PO-Vindhya Nagar,

Dist. Singrauli (M.P).5. The GM (Env), NCl, Singrauli.

Page 2 of 10Six Monthly Compliance Report for the period of September 2015 to March 2016

DATA SHEET FOR JAYANT PROJECT

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Mining IndustryPROJECTTYPE(River /Va IIey/M in ing/Industry /Thermal/Nuclear/Other)

2 Name of the project JAYANT PROJECT3 Clearance letter (s)/OM number

and DateNo. J-11015/382/2008-IA.II(M) dated io"Dec.2008And Corrigendum issued videNo. J-11015/382/2008-IA.II(M) dated 15th April2009

4 Location Dist -SingrauliState - Madhya PradeshLatitude -24° 08' 45" N to 24° 11' 2S"NLonqitude- 82° 38' 21"E to 82° 40' 4S"E

5 Address for correspondence:Address of concerned ProjectChief Manager (with PIN code &telephone/Telex/Fax no. etc.)

General Manager,Northern Coalfields Ltd, Jayant Project,P.O: Jayant Colliery,Distt: Singrauli (M.P.)Pin- 486890Phone no.- 07805-222228Fax No. 07805-222228

6 Salient features of Project.Environmental management Plan

Given in Annexure I

7 Break-up of the Project Area. Submergence area (Forest & Non Forest): Nil.Others:TenancyGovt. LandForest LandTotal

: 1075 Ha.467 Ha.

: 1162 Ha.: 2704 Ha.

Break-up of Project affectedpopulation with enumeration ofthose loosing houses/dwellingunits only, agricultural land only,both dwelling units & agriculturalland landless labourers/artisans.SC/ST Adivasis, Others.Please indicate whether thosefigures are based on any scientific& systematic survey carried out oronly Provisional figures. If asurvey is carried out, give details& year of survey others.

Total Nos. of PAPs = 1545SC= 60,ST=356,Others=1129

1. Loosing house & land= 668 (plot given to530 nos., rest 138 nos. not claimed for plot.)

2. Loosing only land= 877 (given compensationand other facilities to 877 nos. as per R&Rpolicy.)

9 Financial details:(a) Project cost as originallyplanned & subsequently revisedestimate and the years of pricereference.(b) AllocationsEnvironmentalplans, with itemwise break -up.

Original Cost: Rs. 313.61 Cr. in year 1983Revised Cost: Rs. 375.04 Cr. as on year 1988.

Details given in EMP.

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(c) Benefit cost ratio/return oninvestment/internal rate of returnand year of assessment.(d) Whether (c) includes the costof environmental management asshown in (b) above.(e) Actual expenditure incurred onthe Project so far:(f) Actual expenditure incurred onenvironmental management plansin the year 2015-16

Forest land Requirement:(a) The status of approval ofdiversion of forest for non forestryuse:(b) The status of compensatoryafforestation.

(c) The status of clear felling.

(d) Comments on viability andsustainability of compensatoryafforestation programme in thelight of actual field experience sofar:The status of clear felling in non-forest areas (such assubmergence area of reservoir,approach roads) if any withquantitative information.Status of construction:Date of commencement (Actualand/or planned)Date of completion (Actual and/orolanned)Reasons for the delay if theProtect is yet to start.Point wise report regardingimplementation of environmentalsafeguards as stipulated inclearance letter mentioned atSI.No.3Status of environmental controlmeasures as specified in EMPs. Airpollution Noise Pollution & WaterPollution.

ROI 431.28% as on 31/03/2016.

Yes.

Rs.956.26Corers as on 31/03/2016.

Rs. 10.43 Cr (As per Environmental statement)

1162.171 Ha. of forest land has been approved.

An amount of Rs. 38.00 Lakhs have been depositedto M.P. Forest deptt. against compensatoryafforestation of 220.278 Ha. At Gopadbanas &Majhauli Tehsil area.

168.290 Ha. area has been completed with allactivities related to felling.

Being done by M.P. Forest Department.

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17-2-197510.12.2008 (for enhance production 12.5 to 15.5MTY)Planned for up to 2019-20 (@ rate of 15.5 MTY)Not applicable.

Annexure II may please be seen.

Environmental control measures are being adoptedas specified in EMPs. Monitoring is being done byCMPDI, RI-VI, Jayant and State Pollution ControlBoard.

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Page 4 of 10Annexure -I

SALIENT FEATURE OF JAYANT PROJECT.

NORTHERN COALFIELDS LTD., District: Singrauli1 Location (M.P. )

2 Capacity 15.5 Million tonnes per annum (from 10.12.2008)

3 Life of the mine. Up to year 2019-20 (@ rate of 15.5 MTY)

4 New Project or Existing Existing Mine expansion.Mine expansion.

5 Land Required:

Forest: 1162 Hectares

Other: 1542 hectares

6 Work force 2366 as on 31stMarch 2016

7 Total cost of Project. 375.04 Crores

8 Forest clearance. 1162.171 hectares has been already approved.

9 Main recommendation and As per details mentioned in EMP.safeguards.

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Page5 of 10Annexure- I I

Point wise compliance report of conditions imposed by Ministry of Environment & Forests inEnvi ronmental clearance of Jayant Opencast Coal Mine Expansion project (expansion in production from12.5 MTPAto 15.5 MTPA) vide No. J-11015/ 382/ 2008 -IA.II (M) dated 10th Dec.2008 :-

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ConditionsSpecific Conditions

No mining shall be carried out in the forestland forwhich forestry clearance has not been obtained.

Mining shall be carried out as per statute at a safedistance from the BalliaNallah. No modification of thenatural drainage shall be done in the expansionproject.

Topsoil to be stacked properly with proper slope at earmarked site (s) and shall not be kept active and shallbe used for reclamation and development of greenbelt.Irrr')

Compliance as on 31.03.2016

No mining is being carried out in theforestland for which forestry clearancehas not been obtained. A copy of planshowing forest land mark as "A".(Annexure-III)Mining is being carried out as perstatute at a safe distance from theBalliaNallah, as shown in plan as "B". Nomodification of the natural drainage wascarried out in the expansion project.(Annexure-III)Topsoil (soil & sandy soil) is available inpatches, which is stored at earmarkedplace and used for reclamation ofdumps. The dump is not kept active.

MonthSL Stacking Utilization(m3) (m3)

f---=1_t--..=0..=c.=...t'.::,c15=--+------'.7-=5-=0_-lTo be2 Nov'15 410 utilized~~~--~~~-r--~~~

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5 Feb'16 9206 Mar'16 660

No new external OB dumps shall be created. OBstored in two external OB dumps of a max. height of90m, consisting of 3 benches of 30m each, has beenstabilized with plantation and no new OB generated inthe balance life of the mine shall be dumped on theexisting OB dumps and the height of the existingdump shall not be increased from the present 90m.OB generated in the balance life of the mine shall beback filled into the decoaled void only by concurrentbackfilling and by rehandling at the time of mineclosure into the de-coaled void. Slope stability studyshall be undertaken to determine if the backfilled voidheight can be raised to a max. heightof 90-100m withan overall angle not exceeding 28°. Copy of the reporton slope stability shall be furnished to this Ministryand to MOEF RO, Bhopal and only with prior approvalbased on slope stability the dump height on de-coaledvoid shall be raised to 100m. The backfilledarea/dump shall be stabilized with plantation (existingexternal OB dump of a balance area of 630 ha and996 ha of backfilled Internal dump). Geo-textilematerial shall be used to stabilize critical areasa"thedLlm'P.-Monitoring and management of reclaimedexisting dump sites and the reclaimed internal dumpshall continue until the vegetation becomes self-sustaining. Compliance status shall be submitted tothe Ministry of Environment & Forests and its RegionalOffice located at Bhopal on a yearly basis.

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~ No new external dump has. beencreated. The earlier two nos. ofexternal OB dumps, in westernside with final RL 425m and oneastern side with final RL 413mhave been completed as permine closure plan.

~ These two external OB dumpshavebeen technically andbiologically reclaimed withplantation in total 118.65 Ha I

area out of total area of 166 Ha.~ As of now, all OB is being

backfilled in to de-coaled area.~ Slope stability study at Jayant

Project has been conducted byBIT, Mesra and CMPDI, Ranchi.

~ Backfilled void has been raisedup to a maximum height 90-100 Im.

~ Overall slope angle of the Ibackfilled dump has been kept atless than 28° as specified in the Icondition.

~ Plantation details of area wise Iare given separately in point No.XI.

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v I Catch drains and siltation ponds of appropriate sizeshall be constructed to arrest silt and sediment flowsfrom soil, OB and mineral dumps. The water socollected shall be utilized for watering the mine area,roads, green belt development etc. The drains shallbe regularly desilted and maintained properly.Garland drains (size gradient and length) and sumpcapacity shall be designed keeping 50% safetymargin over and above the peak sudden rainfall andmaximum discharge in the area adjoining the minesite. Sump capacity shall also provided adequateretention period to allow proper setting of siltmaterial.

VI Dimension of the retaining wall at the toe of thedumps and OB benches within the mine to check runoff and situation shall be based on the rainfall data.

VII CHP would be fully enclosed.Crushers at the CHPshall be operated with high efficiency baq filters,water sprinkling system shall beprovided to cheEl<fugitive emissions from crushing operations,conveyor system haulaoe rods transfer points etc.

VIII Drills shall be wet operated only.

.IX Controlled blasting shall be practiced between lPM

to 2 PM only with use of delay detonators and onlyduring daytime. The mitigative measures for controlof ground vibrations and to arrest the fly rocks andboulders shall be implemented.

X The entire coal of 43000 TPD shall be transported byMGR with Silo loading facility only. There shall be nomineral transportation by road.

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~ Considering the water & siltquantity, Catch drains & Siltationponds have been properlyc.feSTgned& constructed which arecovering the present dumps' flowof any loose soil.

~ Collected water is used forsprinkling on haul roads, HEMMwashing, & in CHP for dustsuppression(after treatment atETP)

~ De-silting of drains is done everyyear.

~ Garland drains (Total Length= 2.7Km) and sumps are properlydesigned keeping 50% safetymargin over and above the peaksudden rainfall and maximumdischarge in the area adjoiningthe mine site.

~ Mine Sump has adequatecapacity to allow adequateretention period to collected waterand allow proper settling of siltmaterial.

> Total lenqth of Gabion Wall= 6 Km~ Retaining Wall (Total Length= 11.5

Km) is designed & constructedafter due consideration of rainfalldata and angle of repose.

> Height of the retaining Wall abovethe ground level ranges from 2m Ito 3.5m based on the site specificconditions.

JayantCHP is fully enclosed. In CHPCrusher dust extractor and mist spraysystem for dust suppression is beingused.

High capacity drills with latest dustextraction advanced system are beingused.15 Nos of drills are in operation at Ipresent viz. IDM 70 Make Atlas Coppco,IDM 30, RECP 650 & 750 & DMS drill311mm dia in operation Draqline face .Controlled blasting with use of delaydetonators is already in practice andblasting is done between 1PM to 2PM.Charging of holes and total charge perblast is maintained to control groundvibration within permissible limit for whichthe same is monitored frequently.The coal is loaded through CHP &Silo tothe Marry Go Round (MGR) system andtransported by rail. Approx 43000 TPDcoal is transported. There is no coaltransportation by road.

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XI A progressive afforestation plan shall be Type of Land Total Plantation Area ~implemented covering a total area of not less f-----------------------+----~. (in Ha) Ithan 1450.77 ha which included reclaimed External OB Dump 118.65 iexternal OB dump (630 ha) backfilled area I(996 ha) along ML boundary along roads and Internal OB Dump 373.22infrastructure (19.30 ha) green belt (74 ha), t----::G-r-ee-n-b:-e-l:-t-in--c-o:-lo-n-y--a-re-a---t--------1-9-.3-0--------I

along vacant land (242.82 ha) and in coI0ny t----::----~~--------~----:--t-----------------__Iby planting native species in consulta.tion Greenbelt on vacant land 74.00

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with the local DFO/Agriculture Department. Other Plantations 94.71 I

The density of the trees shall be around 2500 r-----------=:::----:----------t------------------Jplants per ha. Total 679.88

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Of the excavated area, an area of 996 hashall be backfilled and reclaimed withplantation and the balance 114 ha of the de-coaled void shall be converted into a waterreservoir, the higher benches of which shallbe gently sloped and stabilized byplantation/afforestation by planting nativeplant species in consultation with localDFO/Agriculture department Biologicalreclamation of backfilled areas shallcommence immediately and the balance as atime bound manner. The density of the treesshall be around 2500 plants per ha.

The company shall obtain approval ofCGWA/CGWB Regional Office for use ofground water. If any, for mining operations,sanction of the competent authority shall beobtained for use of water from the integratedWater Suoolv Scheme of the G.B. Pant saoer.Regular monitoring of ground water level andquality shall be carried out by establishing anetwork of existing wells and construction ofnew peizometers. The monitoring for quantityshall be done four times a year in pre-monsoon (May), monsoon (August), postmonsoon (November) and winter (January)seasons and for quality in May. Data thuscollected shall be submitted to the Ministry ofEnvironment & Forests and to the CentralPollution Control Board quarterly within onemonth of rnonitorino.Check dams, water channels and other waterrecharge structures shall be constructed inconsultation with the local communities.

XVI The company shall put up artificial groundwater recharge measures for augmentation ofground water resource. The projectauthorities shall meet water requirement ofnearby village(s) in case the village wells godry due to dewaterinq of mine.

~ Major part of the de-coaled void is beingbackfilled and reclaimed with plantationafter achieving the planned height ofDump.

~ Balance 114 ha of the de-coaled void shallbe converted into a water reservoir whichwill be gently sloped along the higherbenches and stabilized by plantation/afforestation at the time of closure ofmine.

~ The density of the trees is being keptaround 3500 plants/He during plantationon OB Dumps and 2500 plants/He onolain area.

Ground water is presently not used for miningoperations. Sanction of competent authority foruse of water from G.B.PantSagar (Rihand) hasbeen obtained by NCL, the then CentralCoalfields Ltd. vide No. 649-CU-II/NTPC/79 dtd.March 12/13.1979.Monitoring of ground water level and quality isbeing carried out in four seasons, by establishinga network of dug wells. Nine borewell (5 deepand 4 shallow) has been completed for groundwater monitoring. One piezometer has beeninstalled in one of the deep borewell.Ground Water Monitoring report is enclosed forthe period QE March 2016. (Annexure-IV)

~ Four Nos of check dams have beenconstructed in Mine Area to arrest minewater so that it does not flow in thenatural course of water of surroundingarea.

~ Check dams have also been constructedat Jaitpur village in consultation with thelocal communities.

~ 12 numbers 'of Water harvesting facilities Iwere constructed at Executive hostel, VIP IGuest house, Officers club, dispensary jethostel and sports complex.

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XVI! The capacity of sewage treatment plant toI treat the entire domestic sewage of 4000curn/d generated from the project shall beinstalled in the existing colony. ETP shall alsobe provided for workshop and CHPwastewater to ensure that the totalwastewater of 40,000 m3/d being dischargesform the mine conforms to prescribedstandards for discharge. Water from both STPand ETP shall be recycled and used forproject activities to the extent possible.

XVI!1 The project authorities shall carry out a studyfor zero d.ischarge from NCL mines byconsidering various options for using excesseffluents including artificial recharge and thereport on the same shall be submitted to thisMinistry within six months of issue of thisclearance letter.

XIX Besides carrying out regular periodic healthcheck up of their workers, 10% of theworkers identified from work force engagedin active mining operations shall be subject tohealth check up for occupational diseases andhearing impairment if any, through anagency such as NIOH, Ahemdabad with aperiod of two years and the results reportedto this Ministrv and to DGMS.

XX For monitoring land use pattern and for postmining land use, a time series of land usemaps based on satellite imagery (on a scaleof 1: 5000) of the core zone and buffer zone,from the start of the project until end of minelife shall be prepared once in 3 years (for anyone particular season which is consistent inthe time series) and the report submitted toMOEF and its Reqional Office at Bhopal.

XXI A final mine closure plan along with details ofCorpus Fund shall be submitted to theMinistry of Environment & Forests five yearsbefore closure of the protect.

XXII R&R for the remaining 511 PAPs of the total1239 PAPs R&R shall be completed within2011 Monitoring of impact of implementationof various activities and measures outlined inR&R and CSR over the life of the project shallbe based on key indices of 'UNDP HumanDevelopment Report using pre-project statusof socio-economic and human developmentas the baseline.

4.00 MLD capacity STP has already been 1

constructed and maintained in operation for I

lreatment of domestic sewage from colonies.2Nos (32.00 MLD+ 8.00 MLD capacity) of ETPs .are in operation for treatment of effluent I

generated from workshop & CHP and minedischarge. The treated water conforms to!prescribed standards. Most of the treated waterexcept rainy season is reused for sprinkling onhaul roads & in CHP for dust suppression.

Condition of Zero Discharge from Jayant Projectis maintained efficiently since Dec'14. Reuse of I

treated effluent of STP is being done at Park I(Rose Garden), Jayant. Treated effluent of CETP Iis being used in HEMM washing and CHP andtreated effluent of mine ETP in Haul roadspravinq,

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Regular periodic health check up of all employeesin the form of Periodic Medical Examination(PME) is carried out. IPeriodic healthchecks up were conducted for 919 I

numbers of employees during the year 2015-16. .Regular health check up is also done by NIOH,Ahemdabad with a period of two years.

Land use maps based on satellite imagery is Iprepared once in 03 years through CMPDI. IRemote sensing map of Singrauli Coalfields Iprepared by CMPDI for the Year 2014 has beenuploaded on the website of the company.

Revised Mine Closure Plan have been submittedto MoEFCC and MPPCB, vide letter NoCGM/JNT/ENV/13/29 dated 20.12.2013.

Total Nos. of PAPs = 1545SC= 60, ST=356, Others=1129For the remaining 511 PAPs of the total 1239,R&R has been finalized. As per R&R policycompensation has been given to 877 Nos withother facilities and Plot has been given to 530 IPAPs. 'Monitoring of impact of implementation is basedon the key indices of UNDP Human DevelopmentReport.

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'-~~----------~~--~--~~--------------r-------~--~~--------------- -B General conditions Compliance statusI No change in mining technology and scope of No change in mining technology and scope

working shall be made without prior approval of the of working will be made without priorMinistry of Environment and Forests. approval of the Ministry of Environment I

and Forests.II No change in the calendar plan including

excavation, quantum of mineral coal and wasteshall be made.

No change in the calendar plan including Iexcavation, quantum of mineral coal and Iwaste will be made.AAQ Monitoring stations established at Ifollowing places:Core Zone: I

1) CErP I2) Coal sub station I3) CWS GM office4) Rose Garden

Buffer Zone:1) Madhauli Sub Station2) Nigahi STP3) CMPDI Camp, Singrauli4) SuryaKiranBhawan I

Four ambient air quality-monitoring stations shallbe established in the core zone as well as in thebuffer zone for monitoring SPM, RSPM, S02 and NOxand heavy metal such as Hg, Pb, Cr, As, etc.location of the stations shall be decided based onthe meteorological data, topographical features andenvironmentally and ecologically sensitive targets inconsultation with the State Pollution Control Board.

Fugitive dust emissions from all the Isources are being controlled by providing I16 Nos. Mobile sprinklers on haul road,automatic Water spraying arrangement at icrusher, wagon loading and CHP andmaintained in operative condition.

Monitoring is being done by CMPDI forSPM, RSPM, S02 and (NO)x and report isbeing submitted. Enclosed monitoringreport is for QE March 2016. Heavy· metalin air is being tested six monthly byCMPDI. (Annexure-V)

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IV Fugitive dust emissions (SPM and RSPM and heavymetal such as Hg, Pb, Cr, As etc.) from all thesources shall be controlled regularly monitored anddata recorded properly. Water sprayingarrangement on haul roads, wagon loading, dumptrucks (loading and unloading) points shall beprovided and properly maintained.

Adequate technical measures have beenadopted. Additionally Ear plugs/ Earmuffsare also being provided to employees Iwherever found necessary. I

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Already two ETPs have been constructed:1and maintained in operation for treatmentof wastewater from workshop, CHP &

mine. Quality of treated water of ETP is Imonitored fortnightly by CMPDr and,weekly by SPCB/ MOEF recognized.laboratory and all parametersconform tothe standards prescribed under GSR422(E) dated 19thMay, 1993 and 31st Dec1993.

V Data on ambient air quality (SPM, RSPM, S02 andNOx and heavy metal such as Hg, Pb, Cr, As, etc.)Shall be regularly submitted to the Ministryincluding its Regional Office at Bhopal and to theState Pollution Control Board and the CentralPollution Control Board once in six months.

VI Adequate measures shall be taken for control ofnoise levels below 85 dBA in the work environment.Workers engaged in blasting and drilling operations,operation of 'HEMM' etc. shall be provided with earpluqs/rnuffs.

VII Industrial waste water (workshop and waste waterfrom the mine) shall be properly collected, treatedso as to conform to the standards prescribed underGSR 422 (E) dated 19th May 1993 and 31st

December 1993 or as amended from time to timebefore discharge. Oil and grease trap shall beinstalled before discharge of workshop effluents.

VIII Vehicular emissions shall be kept under control andregularly monitored. Vehicles used for transportingthe mineral within the mine shall be optimallyloaded.

Environmental laboratory shall be established withadequate number and type of pollution monitoringand analysis equipment in consultation with theState Pollution Control Board.

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Regular maintenance of vehicles is beingconducted so that vehicular emissions are Ito be kept under control. Vehicles are.being used for transporting the optimally:loaded mineral within the mine.Environmental laboratory is already set upat CMPDI (RI-VI) which is a subsidiary ofCIl, having all requisite facilities andmonitoring & analysis of Jayant O.c.P. iscarried out by the same at reqular interval.

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The funds earmarked for environmental protectionmeasures shall be kept in separate account and shallnot be diverted for other purpose. Year-wiseexpenditure shall be reported to the Ministry and itsRegional Office at Bhopal.

Dust masks are provided to employeesworking in dusty areas and adequatetraining on safety and health is imparted.Occupational health surveillance programhas already been implemented andPeriodic Medical Examination after every I05 years for all the employees is done atour central hospital/ Project dispensary.Status of PME:-1. Last year (2014-15) PMEEmployees= 687.2. Financial year (2015-16) PME for

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x Personnel working in dusty areas shall wearprotective respiratory devices and they shall also beprovided with adequate training and information onsafety and health aspects.Occupational health surveillance program of theworkers shall be undertaken periodically to observeany contractors due to exposure to dust and to takecorrective measures, if needed.

Environmental Management Cell hasalready been established and currentlyheaded by Dy. General Manager (Civil),Jayant who is reporting directly to thehead of Project.

XI A separate environmental management cell withsuitable qualified personnel shall be set up under thecontrol of Senior Executive, who will report directlyto the head of the company.

Fund is not earmarked in Environmenthead but the actual expenditure forenvironmental measures is being reportedannually. I

The total expenditure on environmentduring the year 2015-16= Rs. 10.43 CrEnvironmental monitoring report andstatus of EC compliance is beingsubmitted to MPPCB and MOEF sixmonthly. Time to time officials of MPPCBand MoEFCC visiting the project for Imonitoring the physical status of thecompliances.Complied.

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XIII The Regional Office of this Ministry located at Bhopalshall monitor compliance of the stipulatedconditions. The project authorities shall extend fullco-operation to the office(s) of the Regional office byfurnishing the requisite data/information/monitoringreports.

The Project authorities shall advertise at least in twolocal news papers widely circulated around theproject, one of which shall be in the vernacular

language of the locality concerned within seven days 1------::-1---::-:------:--.--------1of the clearance letter informing that the project hasbeen accorded environmental clearance and a copyof the clearance letter is available with the StatePollution Control Board and may also be seen at thewebsite of the ministry of Environment & Forests athttp://envfor.nic.in. The compliance status shall alsobe up loaded by the project authorities in theirwebsite so as to bring the same in the publicdomain.

Name of Place of Date ofNews advertisement advertisementpaper

Amar Varanasi, UP 5.1.2009 IUjjala I

DainikB Satna, MP 6.1.2009haskar

XIV A copy of the environmental clearance letter shall bemarked to concerned Panchayat/local NGO, if any,from whom any suggestion/representation has beenreceived while orocessino the orooosai.

XV State pollution control board shall display a copy ofthe clearance letter at the Regional Office, DistrictIndustry Centre and Collector's office/Tehsildar'soffice for 30 days.

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Not Applicable to project.

The EC of Jayant Project was published intwo news paper. The details are as Ifollows:

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