MINES AND GEOLOGY

Department history in brief:

The Department of Mines and Geology started functioning under the name and style as “Hyderabad Geological Survey” (HGS) during the year 1921. The functions of the HGS were carrying systematic survey, preparation of information on the mineral resources and technical advises on geology and mineral occurrences to Government as well as private persons. The functions of geological survey and inspection of mines were carried out both by the Department of Mines and Hyderabad Geological Survey until 1951. The Hyderabad Geological Survey was merged with Geological Survey of India in the year 1951 Later the functions of granting of mineral concessions were transferred to Revenue Department. The Department of Mines & Geology was looking after the technical aspects and advising Government on desirability to grant mineral concessions. In 1961,1964 & 1967, State Government established (3) Regional Offices under the charge of Assistant Director of Mines & Geology to look after the mineral activity in the State. Introduction of permit system in the year 1975 made it obligatory on the part of mine owners to pay royalty in advance and obtain permits from respective Assistant Directors of Mines & Geology before transporting minerals from the leased areas. In 1976 – 77, Government sanctioned a scheme of re-organization of the Department wherein mineral regulatory work in respect of both major & minor minerals hitherto under the control of the Revenue Department was transferred to the Department of Mines & Geology. In 1976 – 77, to administer mineral regulatory activity in the State Government established (12) offices of Assistant Directors of Mines & Geology offices and (4) offices of Regional Deputy Director of Mines & Geology offices.

After Reorganization of the state and After Reorganization of the Districts, the promotional, regulatory and collection of mineral revenue in the Telangana State is performed by Directorate at Hyderabad. (3) Regional Deputy Directors of Mines & Geology offices at Nizamabad, Warangal and Hyderabad. (32) District Assistant Director of Mines & Geology Offices each at District Head Quarters.

The office of the Asst. Director of Mines and Geology (Vigilance) was established at Mahabubabad on 19.12.2007 as Head Quarters with the jurisdiction of erstwhile Warangal District as per G.O.Ms.No.219 Fin (SMPC) Dept. dt:28.11.2007 for taking of the following.

Detection of Illicit mining/quarrying
Detection of encroachments of ML/QL areas
Inspection of Mineral Based Industries
Inspection of major private civil constructions
Checking of vehicles carrying minerals
Enquiry of Grievances, Petitions received from public and Paper Clippings.

Subsequently, the Government of Telangana State have re-organized the districts and formed new districts vide G.O.Ms.No.221 Revenue (DACMRF) Dept, date:11.10.2016. Among other new districts, Mahabubabad District is also formed with Head Quarters at Mahabubabad town w.e.f 11.10.2016.

The office of the Asst. Director of Mines and Geology (Vigilance), Mahabubabad have been converted in to Regular Office as office of the Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Mahabubabad with the jurisdiction of newly formed Mahabubabad District as per G.O.RT No. 342 Industries and Commerce (Mines-I) Department, dated:11.10.2016 with following posts entrusting with Mineral Regulatory Work, Promotion of Minerals and Collection of Mineral Revenue to the State Exchequer and commenced work w.e.f. 11.10.2016.

Sl.No.	Post	No. of Posts
1	Asst. Director of Mines and Geology	1
2	Asst. Geologist	1
3	Royalty Inspector	1
4	Technical Assistant	1
5	Senior Assistant	1
6	Surveyor	1
7	Office Subordinate	1

Office Location: Integrated Welfare Hostel Complex,

Thallapusapally Road, Near Indiranagar Colony,

Mahabubabad – 506 101

Hire Vehicle : TS 03 UB 2268 (Bolero Jeep) of Smt. G. Deepa hired @ Rs. 33,000/- per month.

1.4 Functions:

Receiving, processing and Submission of Proposals to the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad for grant of Quarry Leases in respect of Granite and 31 Minerals and Major Minerals.
Receiving, processing and Submission of Proposals to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal for grant of Quarry Leases in respect of Building Stone and Road Metal, Gravel/Earth and Other Minor Minerals.
Execution of Quarry Lease Deeds and issue of Work Orders to the lease holders after payment of advance dead rent and other sums payable to the Government in respect of both Major and Minor Minerals.
Finalization of Mineral Revenue Assessments and submission to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal for approval in respect of both for Major and Minor Minerals.
Checking of Mineral Transportation of Major & Minor Minerals.
Inspection of Existing Mining Leases & Quarry Leases in respect of Major & Minor Minerals.
Inspection of Mineral Based Industries.
Enquiries of Illegal mining and quarrying operations.
Collection of penalties from illegal excavators and transporters of minerals.

1.5 Attendance :

Hours of Attendance : On all working days, all officers will work from 10.30 A.M. to 5.00 P.M.. Head of Office, other Gazetted Officers and other staff must attend the office punctually. An interval of half an hour for lunch between 1.00 P.M. and 3.00 P.M. is allowed but the staff must not leave the office premises for this purpose.
b) Attendance Register: An Attendance Register in the prescribed form is to be maintained in every office and it is kept in the custody of the Ministerial Head of the office or the head of the office himself. The head of the office and the office Senior Assistant are personally responsible for its regular maintenance. Members of the staff must initial in it as soon as they come to office. It will be closed 10 minutes after the office opens and will be laid before the Head of the office together with Casual Leave and late attendance reports or before any other person authorized by him to check the register in his absence. The members coming late by 10 minutes i.e., after 10.40 A.M. will be allowed to sign only on late attendance sheet in the room of the head of the office till 11.30 A.M. if they have obtained permission for late coming.

Late Attendance:

Permission for late coming will be given in genuine cases but it will not be given as a matter of routine. Even such permissions should be obtained in advance as far as possible.
Persons coming to office between 11.30 A.M. and 1.30 P.M. with or without permission will have to apply for half-a-day’s casual leave and persons coming to office after 1.30 P.M. will have to apply for the day’s Casual Leave. One day’s casual leave will be forfeited for every three days late attendance. Persons who are found habitually late coming are liable for disciplinary action.

1.7 a) Casual Leave: With effect from the calendar year, 1981 the number of days of casual leave have been increased from 12 to 15 and the number of optional holidays from 3 to 5 in a calendar year. The maximum period of absence from duty on casual leave including Sundays and authorized holidays should be restricted to ten days at any one time. The purpose for which the casual leave is required must be stated definitely in the casual leave application. It should be obtained in advance as far as possible. Absence in anticipation of sanction of casual leave will only be condoned if the necessity for the leave or extension could not have been foreseen. When a Senior Assistant goes on Casual Leave he/she must invariably hand over office keys to the office Asst. Geologist. Leaving Head Quarters should be with specific permission in advance.

b) Compensatory Holidays: Government Servant who is called on to attend office on a Public Holiday to keep turn duty, should be granted a holiday in its place. The Compensatory holidays contemplated are admissible only to ministerial staff below the rank of Superintendent and the members of last grade service. Government servants paid from contingencies are excluded from the admissibility of this concession.
Working out of office hours and on holidays: Members of the staff are not ordinary permitted to take papers out of the office in order to work at home and work before or after office hours. But where the Head of the office or the office Geologist considers that the subject assistant is, for special persons, unable to finish his work within a reasonable time, he may permit the assistant to take papers to work at home. But such permission should be accorded rarely.

As far as possible, returns due on a Sunday or other holiday will be submitted on the day preceding such Sunday or holiday. In submitting papers to the Deputy Director or the officer concerned on such holidays the Head of the office or the office Asst. Geologist should exercise utmost discretion.

Urgent work on holidays: Proper arrangements will be made for the disposal of urgent work on holidays. When there is urgent work the Head of an office or the office Geologist will give intimation to the subject assistant concerned, who will attend to such work immediately. No one, but those posted on turn duty on the holiday, need be required to attend office on any holiday without adequate reason. Compensatory Leave will be given to such persons only. Assistants, Data Entry Operators and Office Subordinates placed on turn duty should not leave the office without the permission of the Head of Office or the Mineral Revenue Officer. All Data Entry Operators and Assistants are required to remain in the office till the Head of the office leaves, unless he/she permits them to go.
Office order Book: All general instructions issued by the Head of the office from time to time for the guidance of the members of his office establishment, whether in regard to conduct, should be embodied in an office order book. The Chief Ministerial Head of the office should be held responsible for seeing that every member of the office establishment whether temporary, acting or permanent, acquaints himself/herself at the earliest practicable date with the contents of the book, and the initials of the staff concerned obtained in the book in token of their having seen the order.
f) General Discipline: While in office, all members of the establishment must be have in a quiet and dignified manner. They must address other members of the establishment courteously. They must attend to their work and not waste their time. They must to maintain perfect silence, and if they have occasion to talk they must do so in a low voice so as not to disturb others. They are particularly warned against the heinous offence of divulging to outsiders, or to other members of the establishment, any information (whether expressly marked confidential or not) that may come to their knowledge in their official capacity. If, any advocate petitioner, or other private person applied to them for any information, they will refer him politely to the head of the office, or the Mineral Revenue Officer. They must, of course, not accept any presents or remunerations from any visitor, party or other persons visiting the office on business nor lay themselves under obligation to such persons in any other way. They must not have recourse to anonymous petitions or letter in order to ventilate their grievances or supposed grievances. If any member of the office establishment thinks that he has any grievance, he may represent it in person to the Head of the office. The head of the office will be prepared to receive visitors who wish to see him on officials matters on any working day during office hours. But, if the staff members wish to make representations about their claims for promotion of any other matters, it is more convenient if they do so, in writing, when their contentions can be examined at leisure with reference to the records and rules. Long-winded verbal representations are apt rather to confuse and irritate the officer addressed (who is likely to be able to remember all the circumstances of the case or to discuss it without records) than benefit the person addressing him.
Tidiness and cleanliness of the office: As waste paper box or basket must be kept within a convenient distance of every member of the staff. Waste paper must be thrown into it and not on the floor. Stationery and records must be arranged tidily in the assistant alminrahs exposed to dust. All rubbish and obsolete forms or publications must be cleared away, not loft to litter the office. The office and the officers rooms must be properly swept and dusted daily. The office Senior Office Subordinate in sub-offices is responsible for seeing that this is done and neglect on his part in this respect will be seriously viewed. For this purpose he must be present at the office not later than 9.30 A.M. on every working day.
Sign Boards:

An office should have a sign board indicating the name of the Department, and the designation of the officer-in-charge. This board should be kept cleanly painted and exhibited in a proper place to ensure its purpose.
The premises should be kept clean and tidy. The path or road, if any, leading to the building should be clean. The office should have a compound wall by using the services of the Chowkidar.

The territorial jurisdiction of the Office of the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology is Mahabubabad District.

Powers and Duties of Officers and Employees

[Section 4(1)(b)(ii)]

2.1 Asst. Director of Mines & Geology :

In-charge of the Mahabubabad District.
Receiving, Processing of Mineral Concession Applications and submission of proposals to the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad for grant of Quarry Leases in respect of Granite (Black and Colour) 31 Minerals and Major Minerals.
Receiving, processing and Submission of Proposals to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal for grant of Quarry Leases in respect of Building Stone and Road Metal, Gravel/Earth and Other Minor Minerals.
Issue of Transit Forms / Transit Passes to the lease holders / Unit holders for transportation of Minerals.
Inspection of applied and leased areas etc., Devote on an average not less than 10 days in a month for field work, Inspection of Mines, Quarries (not less than 10 working mines and 5 working quarries in a month) without detriment to office work.
Checking of illegal extraction and transportation of minerals.
Finalization of Mineral Revenue Assessments and submission to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal in respect of both Mining Leases and Quarry Leases.
Submission of various periodicals such as Expenditure, RTI Act, Mineral Revenue, Court Cases, MC Applications and Penalty Collections to the Director of Mines & Geology of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad / Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal.
Submission of Quarterly Returns on RTI Act and IBM to the Director of Mines & Geology of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad / Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Warangal
Submission of Quarterly Returns on collection of Seiniorage Fee to the Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Praja Parishad, Mahabubabad.
Execution of Mining and Quarry Lease deed and Enforcement of rules and covenants of Mining Lease, Prospecting Licence and Quarry lease deeds.
Inspection of Mineral Based Industries.
Any other matters relating to Mines and Minerals and administration of Mining Rules, Regulations and Acts etc.
Prompt submission of bills to District Treasury Office.
Regular Monitoring of Reconciliation of Receipts / Expenditure of both of the office and District offices in the region.
Prompt replies to Local Audit Reports / Internal Audit Paras.
Issuing of Rejoinders on Adverse news items being published in the press.

2.2 Asst. Geologist :

In the absence of the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology shall open all tappals except confidential letters, D.O. Letters and name covers addressed to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology and initiate action.
In-charge of Attendance Register and responsible for maintenance proper discipline in the office and for smooth functioning of the office.
Scrutiny of all the files put up by all the Gazetted and Non-Gazetted staff both Technical and Non-Technical and put-up the draft proposals and submit them to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology for final orders.
Inspection of applied and leased areas etc., Devote on an average not less than 10 days in a month for field work, Inspection of Mines, Quarries (not less than 10 working mines and 5 working quarries in a month) without detriment to office work.
Review of monthly reports (lease wise).
Collection, Compilation and Analyzing of statistical data relating to mines, minerals and mineral revenue.
Finalizations of Mineral Revenue Assessments etc.,
Geologist shall see that various items of work like answering of Audit paras (both Accounts General’s Audit and Internal Audit), reconciliation of figures on expenditure, submission of all periodicals to the Director of Mines & Geology / Collectors etc., submission of para wise remarks / Counter affidavits in respect Court Cases and submission of remarks on Revisions / Appeals / Petitions, submission of bills to Treasury are attended to and completed according to the due dates with the close coordination of the concerned Technical and Non-Technical staff members.
Scrutiny of personal and periodical registers and arrears lists of each Section-Assistant concerned every month and any tendency to delay in disposals, bring to the notice of the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology.
Review of pending Mineral Concession applications every fortnight with respective Assistants and monitor for early disposal.
Any other work as entrusted from time to time.

2.3 Royalty Inspector :

In the absence of the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology / Asst. Geologist shall open all tappals except confidential letters, D.O. letters and name covered addressed to the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology and initiate action.
Inspection of Mines and Quarries and applied areas for grant of Quarry Leases / Mining Leases.
Check measurement of blocks in Granite quarries before transportation through valid Transit Forms to be issued by this office.
Incharge of all lease files of both Major and Minor Leases and attending the correspondence related on.
Submission of files for issue of Dispatch Permits / Transit Passes to lease holders / unit holders.
Field investigations as entrusted by the Director of Mines and Geology.
Preparation of Technical reports.
Assistance to the public with reference to the Geological and mineral data.
Checking of vehicles carrying the minerals.
Enquiring into illicit mining and quarries and illicit transportation of minerals.
Periodical inspection of the leased areas (not less than 10 working and 10 non-working mines in a month).
Inspection of illegal mining / quarrying areas.
Collection of dispatch data from various sources (Railways, Commercial Tax Officers & Check posts etc.,)
Checking of Mineral Based Industries and Collection of related data.
Checking of Weighment of ores / Minerals (all the working mines should be covered at least once in two years).
Checking of the accounts of the lessees for finalization of MRAs.
Answering enquiries on different minerals by parties and attending to petitions.
Attending to correspondence relating to Sand files if any.
Attending to correspondence relating to Vigilance and Enforcement files of the region.
Submission of periodicals in respect of Vigilance, Illegal & Mining, IBM and others if any.
Any other work as entrusted from time to time.

2.4 Surveyor :

Conducting of Survey and Demarcation of applied area for grant of Mineral Concessions.
Check survey of the existing leased areas to observe encroachments and report.
Maintenance of Topo-Sheets and Maps.
Processing and Disposal of mineral concession applications of both Major and Minor Minerals.
Checking of Encroachments if any in respect of ML / QL areas.
Preparation of Maps / Sketches.
Any other work as entrusted from time to time.

2.5 Technical Assistant :

Inspection of Mines and Quarries and applied areas for grant of Quarry Leases / Mining Leases.
Check measurement of blocks in Granite quarries before transportation through valid Transit Forms to be issued by this office.
Field investigations as entrusted by the Director of Mines and Geology.
Preparation of Technical reports.
Checking of vehicles carrying the minerals.
Enquiring into illicit mining and quarries and illicit transportation of minerals.
Periodical inspection of the leased areas (not less than 10 working and 10 non-working mines in a month).
Inspection of illegal mining / quarrying areas.
Collection of dispatch data from various sources (Railways, Commercial Tax Officers & Check posts etc.,)
Collection of data on Mineral Based Industries and maintenance of all files related to Mineral Dealers of the Region.
Checking of Weighment of ores / Minerals (all the working mines should be covered at least once in two years).
Checking of the accounts of the lessees for finalization of MRAs.
Any other work as entrusted from time to time.

2.6 Senior Assistant :

In-charge of Inward and Outward.
Maintenance of Service Postage Stamp account.
Local Delivery Register.
Distribution of currents to concerned section Assistants through Distribution Register.
Maintenance of Personal files, Service Registers and Casual Leave Register of all the officers and staff members.
Maintenance of stores, stationery and furniture with relevant registers.
In-charge of all old records with relevant Register.
Maintenance of Tour Diary files of officers and Technical Staff.
Submission of Monthly / Quarterly / Annually periodicals in respect of RTI Act, Expenditure and Employment.
Incharge of Temporary Permit files and submission for orders.
Maintenance of Other Departmental Collections Register and conversion of Cheques in to Challans.

Procedure Followed in Decision-making Process

[Section 4(1)(b)(iii)]

The procedure of disposal of Mineral Concession applications
Sl.No	Item	Authority concerned	Rule Provision
1.	Processing of MC applications for any minor minerals (except sand granite useful for cutting and polishing and Marble) and submission of proposals to the DDM&G, Wgl for grant of quarry leases	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 12 Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 under Rule
2.	Processing of MC applications in respect of granite useful for cutting and polishing and Marble and 31 Minerals and submission of proposals to the DM&G, Hyd for grant of quarry leases	ADM&G / DM&G	Rule 12 (5) (a) (i) of TSMMC Rules 1966
3	Submission of Proposals to the DDM&G, Wgl for revocation of quarry lease grant orders in case of other than Granite, Marble and 31 Minerals for non-execution of quarry lease deed within stipulated period of 90 days from the date of grant.	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 13 (1) of TSMMC Rules 1966
4	Submission of Proposals to the DM&G, Hyd for revocation of Grant Orders in case of Granite, Marble and 31 Minerals for non-execution of quarry lease deed within stipulated period of 60 days from the date of grant.	ADM&G / DM&G	Under Rule 12 (5) (e) of TSMMC Rules 1966
5	Submission of Proposals to the DDM&G, Wgl for acceptance of Surrender of Quarry Leases other than Granite and Marble and 31 Minerals	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 16 (2) of TSMMC Rules 1966
6	Submission of Proposals to the DM&G, Hyd for acceptance of Surrender of Quarry Leases for Granite, Marble and 31 Minerals.	ADM&G / DM&G	Under Rule 16 (2) of TSMMC Rules 1966
7	Submission of Proposals to the DDM&G, Wgl to declare the leases as lapsed in case of quarry leases other than granite which are not worked for more than 6 months	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 17 (1) of TSMMC Rules 1966
8	Submission of Proposals to the DM&G, Hyd to declare the leases as lapsed in case of Granite, Marbles and 31 Minerals for non-working more than 2 years.	ADM&G / DM&G	Under Rule 12 (5) (h)(vii) (xvi) of TSMMC Rules 1966
9.	Submission of proposals to the DDM&G, Wgl for determination of quarry leases in respect of any Minor Minerals except Granite, Marble and 31 Minerals in case of violations / breaches of Rules.	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 31 (xvi) of TSMMC Rules 1966
10	Submission of proposals to the DM&G, Hyd for determination of quarry leases in respect of granite, Marble and 31 Minerals in case of violations / breaches of Rules .	ADM&G / DM&G	Under Rule 12 (5) (h)(xii) of TSMMC Rules 1966
11	Assessing and Imposing of Penalty amount in respect of illegal Quarrying and Transporting of Minor Minerals.	ADM&G	Under Rule 26 of TSMMC Rules 1966
12	Submission of proposals for issue of necessary certificate for collection of dues under RR Act from defaulters to the DDM&G, Wgl.	ADM&G / DDM&G	Under Rule 29 of TSMMC Rules 1966

3.2 Responsibilities of the Lessees

Reconnaissance Permit :: To be executed within 90 days as per Rule 7(A) of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960.

Sl. No.	Item	Authority concerned	Time Limit	Governing Acts & Rules.
1.	Relinquishment of the area	By Permit Holder	After two years relinquished 1000 Sq.Kms. or 50% of the area granted	Rule 7(1)(i)(a) of MC Rules, 1960.
2.	Further relinquishment	-do-	At the end of 3^rd year the permit holder to hold any 25 Sq.Kms.	Rule 7(1)(i)(b) of MC Rules, 1960.
3.	Not to enter into Forest area	-do-	Permit holder not to enter into Forest areas.	Rule 7(1)(iv) of MC Rules, 1960.
4.	To submit report	-do-	Six monthly progress reports to be submitted to State Government	Rule 7(1)(vi) of MC Rules, 1960.
5.	To submit Data	-do-	The permit holder shall submit the data within 3 months of expiry of the permit	Rule 7(1)(vii) of MC Rules, 1960.

3.3 Prospecting Licence :

To be executed within 90 days under Rule 15(1) of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960.

Sl. No.	Item	Party concerned	Time Limit	Rule.
1.	To plug all bores and fill up or fence all excavations in the area under licence.	Licensee	6 months of determination or abandonment of PL	14(1)(iv)
2.	To report discovery of any mineral not specified in the licensee	-do-	60 days of such discovery	14(1)(iv)
3.	To report progress of PL work to submit full report on expiry / termination of licence	-do-	6 monthly reports	16

3.4 Mining Lease

To be executed within 6 months under Rule 31 of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960.

Sl. No.	Item	Party concerned	Time Limit	Rule.
1.	To apply for PL/ML for another mineral found in the leased area and notified to the lease holder.	Lessee	6 months of notifying to him.	24(5)
2.	To commence Mining Operations	-do-	1 year	27(1)
3.	To pay Royalty or remedy the breach of terms and conditions	-do-	60 days from receipt of notice	27(5) & Rule, 45(iv)
4.	Payment of fee for Revival of lapsed lease	-do-	3 months before the expiry of the period	28(2)
5.	To apply for renewal of lease	-do-	12 months before the expiry of the lease	24A(1)
6.	To give notice to the State Government of determination (Surrender) of the lease.	-do-	12 months	29 & Rule 45(v)
7.	To send copies of every licence (Lease granted or renewed to IBM)	-do-	Two months of grant / Renewal	Rule, 57
8.	To report discovery of Atomic Minerals to the Department Atomic Energy and State Director of Mines and Geology.	-do-	60 Days of discovery	–

3.5 Minor Minerals

Time stipulations laid down under Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966.

Sl. No.	Item	Party concerned	Time Limit	Rule.
1.	Payment of advance dead rent	Lessee	Before one month of the expiry of financial year	Schedule 1 and Schedule III under Rule 10 (1)
2.	Execution of the Quarry Lease deed for other than granite	Grantee	90 days or extended period by the Director of Mines and Geology	Rule 13(1)
4.	Submission of SQP for Granite	Lessee	6 months	12(5)(c)
5.	Execution of regular Quarry Lease	Grantee	60 days	12(5)(e)
6.	Payment of fee for revival of Granite Quarry Lease	Lessee	One month from the date of receipt of lapsing order	12(5)(vii)(b)
7.	Payment of fee for acceptance of Part surrender of the leased area	Lessee	6 calendar months	16 (1)&(2)
8.	Payment of fee for revival of the lease	Lessee	30 days before the expiry of the lease	17
9.	Submission of quarterly returns	Lessee	In Form-C	28(3)
10.	Dispatch of Mineral by paying seigniorage fee in advance	Lessee	Before despatch of mineral from the quarry	34(2)

3.6 Mineral Revenue Assessments :

Every lease holder has to file a monthly return showing the production, despatches and closing stock etc. While preparing the assessments, the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology will arrive the quantities removed during the year and cross – verify with the production and despatch registers maintained at the mine site and also with other departments / Mineral based Industries. Mineral revenue assessments for every financial year will be prepared and submitted to the competent authority as per the instructions and guide lines issued by the Director of Mines & Geology, Hyderabad from time to time.

3.7 Heads of account for payment of fees and other taxes

- 1. a) Royalty / Dead Rent on Major Minerals.

0853 – Non Ferrous Mining and Metallurgical Industries.

MH 102 – Mineral Concession, Fees, Rents and Royalties.

SH(01) – Royalty on Major Minerals / Dead Rent.

- 1. b) Seigniorage Fee / Dead Rent on Minor Minerals :

0853 – Non Ferrous Mining and Metallurgical Industries.

MH 102 – Mineral Concession, Fees, Rents and Royalties.

SH(02) – Royalty on Minor Minerals / Dead Rent.

- 1. c) Surface Rent / Land Assessment :

0029 – Land Revenue

800 – Other items.

81 – Other receipts.

- 1. d) Cess on Surface Rent / Land Assessment :

8448 – District Level funds.

109 – P.R. Bodies.

03 – Z.P. Funds.

001 – Z.P. General Funds.

- 1. e) Cess on Mineral bearing lands.

0853 – Non ferrous mining and metallurgical Industries.

800 – Other receipts.

04 – Levy of cess on mineral bearing land.

f) Miscellaneous payments

(Application fee, Survey Charges, Interest, Appeal and Revision, penalty fees)

0853 – Non Ferrous Mining and Metallurgical Industries.

MH 102 – Mineral Concession, Fees, Rents and Royalties.

SH(81) – Other receipts.

Norms set for the Discharge of Functions

[Section 4(1)(b)(iv)]

- - The core functions that are carried out at District level can be divided into the following areas.
- 1. Mineral Regulatory and Development work.
  2. The duties discharged at District level are
- 1. The above duties will be discharged under different Legislations and Rules discussed in Chapter 5.

Acts / Rules / Regulations, being dealt

in the Department of Mines & Geology.

[Section 4(1)(b)(v)]

5.1 The Mines & Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957

This Act provides for obtaining Mining Leases for different Major Minerals on payment of requisit fee, rents and royalties. It also provides knowledge about the Development and Regulation of various mineral concessions as discussed below :

- 1. General restrictions on undertaking prospecting and mining operations.
  2. Procedure for obtaining Prospecting Licences or Mining Leases in respect of land in which the minerals vest in the Government.
  - Rules for regulating the grant of Prospecting licences and Mining Leases.
- 1. Special powers to Central Government to undertake Prospecting or Mining operations in certain cases.
  2. Development of Minerals.
  3. The following are certain other rules governing the procedures for regulation and developmental activities laid down under the said Act.
- 1. The Mineral Concession Rules, 1960.

The Mineral Concession Rules 1960 deals with the procedures of filing mineral concession applications, granting, execution and other allied norms and modalities as discussed below :

- 1. Grant of reconnaissance permits.
  2. Grant of Prospecting Licences in respect of land in which the minerals vest in the Government.
  - Grant of Mining Leases in respect of land in which the minerals vest in the Government.
- 1. Procedure for obtaining prospecting licences or Mining leases in respect of land in which the minerals vest in a person other than the Government.
  2. Grant of Prospecting Licences and Mining Leases in respect of land in which the Minerals vest partly in Government and partly in private persons.
  - Forms
- 1. b) The Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988.

The Mineral Conservation and Development Rules 1988 deals with the following issues.

- 1. Reconnaissance operations.
  2. Prospecting operations.
  - Mining operations.
- 1. Plans and sections.
  2. Environment
  3. Employment of Qualified persons.
  - Notices and returns.
  - Examinations of Minerals and issue of directives.
- 1. Revision and penalty.
  2. c) The Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1999.

The Granite Conservation and Development Rules 1999 deals with the following issues.

- 1. Prospecting and Mining of Granite.
  2. Prospecting Operations.
  - Mining Plan.
- 1. Mining Operations.
  2. Systematic and scientific mining.
  3. Employment of Qualified persons.
  - Notices and returns
  - Revision and penalty
- 1. d) The Marble Development and Conservation Rules, 2002.

The Mineral Conservation and Development Rules 1988 deals with the following issues.

- 1. Prospecting and Mining of Marble.
  2. Prospecting Operations.
  - Mining Plan.
- 1. Mining Operations.
  2. Systematic and Scientific Mining.
  3. Employment of qualified persons.
  - Notices and returns.
  - Revision and penalty
- 1. e) The Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966.

The Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 deals with the follows issues.

- 1. Quarrying to be under lease or permit
  2. Non-Government lands.
  - Preparation of plans and demarcation of the leased area.
- 1. Forms and lease deed.
  2. Authority to grant quarry lease or permit.
  3. Disposal of sand bearing areas.
  - Seigniorage fee or Dead rent.
  - Power of the Government and the Director.
- 1. Grant of lease.
  2. Disposal of applications.
  3. Security Deposit.
  - Period of lease.
  - Restriction on determination of lease.
  - Lapsing of leases.
- 1. Default in payment of bid amount.
  - Levy of interest on arrears.
  - Rights under a lease.
  - Removal of sand from port limits.
  - Removal of sand etc., from the lands and tanks in-charge of the Government Department.
- 1. Removal of Minor minerals from sources vested in Zilla Parishads, Municipalities, Panchayat Samithis & Gram Panchayats.
  - Quarrying or removal of sand in certain river beds.
  - Penalty for unauthorised quarrying.
  - Registered holder or any lessee held responsible for proper working of the quarry
  - Discovery of new mineral, fencing accounting etc.
  - Recovery of arrears.
  - Report to Chief Inspector of Mines.
  - Conditions of permit or lease.
  - Special conditions in the lease.
  - Head of Account to which amount should be remitted.
  - Despatch permit
  - Appeal
  - Revision
- 1. f) The Telangana State Mineral Dealers’ Rules, 2000.

The Telangana State Mineral Dlealers’ Rules, 2000 deals with the following issues.

- 1. Grant of Registration and its renewal
  2. Processing of Application by Deputy Director of Mines & Geology.
  - Transit
- 1. Seizure and confiscation.
  - Custody of the seized property

5.2. The Mines Act, 1952.

The Mines Act, 1952 deals with the following issues.

- 1. Inspector and Certifying Surgeons.
  - Mining operations and Management of Mines.
- 1. Provisions as the Health and safety.
  2. Hours and limitation of Employment.
  3. Leave and wages
  - Regulations, Rules and Bye-laws.
  - Penalties and procedure.
- 1. The following rules are framed under this act.
- 1. Mines Rules, 1955.
  2. Mines (Posting up of Abstracts) Rules, 1954.
  3. Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961.
  4. Mines Rescue Rules, 1985.
  5. Mines Creche Rules, 1966.
  6. The Mining Leases (Modification of Terms) Rules, 1956.
  7. Mines Vocational Training Rules, 1966.

The following other Acts and Rules are being dealt by the Department.

5.3 The Offshore Areas Mineral (Development and Regulation) Act, 2002.

5.4 Colliery Control Order, 2000.

- 1. The Colliery Control Rules, 2004.

5.5 The Coal-bearing Areas (Acquisition and Development) Act, 1957.

5.6 The Coking Coal Mines (Nationalisation) Act, 1972.

- 1. Coking Coal Mines (Intimation Regarding Mortgage, Charges, Lien or other Interests) Rules, 1974.
  2. Coking Coal Mines (Nationalisation) (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 1974.

5.7 The Coal Mines (Nationalisation) Act, 1973.

- 1. Coal Mines (Intimation Regarding Mortgage, Charges, Lien or other interests) Rules, 1974.

5.8 The Coal Mines (Conservation and Development) Act, 1974.

5.9 The Coking Coal Mines (Emergency Provisions) Act, 1971.

5.10 The Coal Mines (Taking over of Management) Act, 1973.

- 1. Coal Mines Advisory Board Rules, 1973.

5.11 The Atomic Energy Act, 1962.

- 1. Atomic Energy (Working of the Mines, Minerals and Handling of Prescribed Substance) Rules, 1984.

5.12 The Oilfields (Regulation and Development) Act, 1948.

- 1. I) The Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 1959.

5.13 The Telangana State Mica Act, 1957.

5.14 The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980.

- 1. The Forest (Conservation) Rules, 2003.

5.15 The Telangana State Mineral Bearing Lands (Infrastructure) Cess Act, 2005.

- 1. The Telangana State Mineral Bearing Lands (Infrastructure) Cess Rules, 2005.

5.16 Other Rules and Regulations dealt under Atomic energy, Petroleum and Oil Mines Legislations, Labour Laws and The Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act, 1994.

- 1. Coal Mines Regulations, 1957.
  2. The Coal Mines Pithead Bath Rules, 1959.
  - The Oil Mines Regulations, 1984.
- 1. Payment of Wages (Mines) Rules, 1956.
  2. The Payment of Un-disbursed Wages (Mines) Rules, 1989.
  3. The Telangana State Panchayat Raj (Auction of Sand in the water courses vesting in Gram Panchayat) Rules, 2000.
  - The Telangana State (Mineral) Offences Award Rules, 1976.

Categories of Documents held by the Department.

[Section 4(I)(b)vi]

Category of Documents held at Regional Level.

6.1 Files relating to Applications filed under Telangana State Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 and Telangana State Mineral Dealers Rules, 2000

- 1. Quarry Leases for different Minor Minerals (Other than Granite, Marble and Sand) and 31 Minerals
  2. Mineral Dealer Registrations for Mineral Based Industries and Traders.

6.2 Files relating to Administration, Establishment and Accounts.

6.3 Files relating to confidential reports of sub-ordinate officers and staff.

6.4 Files relating to Petitions from CM Peshi, Public Grievances, Press clippings, Vigilance Cases etc.

6.5 Files relating to Monthly periodicals, Quarterly periodicals and Annual Periodicals to be submitted to the Hierarchy.

6.6 File relating to Mineral Revenue Collections.

6.7 Registers of

- 1. Inward and outward.
  3. Applications received for Minor Minerals (Other Granite, Marble and Sand) under Telangana State Mineral Concession Rules,1966 and Andhra Pradesh Mineral Dealers Rules,2000.
  4. Execution of lease deeds (both for Major and Minor separately).
  5. Show Cause Notices.
  6. Determination of leases.
  7. Revenue Recovery Act.
  8. Mineral Revenue
  9. UD pay.
  10. Cash Book.
  11. Treasury Bill.
  12. Pay bill.
  13. Contingent Bills.
  14. Permanent Advance.
  15. Log book of Hired vehicle.
  16. Refund of Security Deposits made for Mineral Dealer Registrations.

Arrangement for consultation with, or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of policy or implementation thereof

[Section 4(1)(b)vii]

No such provision / arrangement exists as of now at District / Regional level. However, Government while revising the rates of Seigniorage Fee and formulating any new policy in respect of Minor Minerals consult the mining entrepreneurs.

Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies constituted as part of Public Authority

[Section 4(1)(b)viii]

As per Rule 4 of Telangana State Sand Mining Rules 2015 the District Level Sand Committee shall consists of the following officers.

As per Rule 4 of Telangana State Sand Mining Rules 2015 the District Level Sand Committee shall consists of the following officers
( a)	District Collector	Chairman
(b)	Joint Collector	Vice-Chairman
( c)	Project Officer, ITDA concerned	Member
(d)	District Panchayat Officer	Member
(e)	Dy. Director Ground Water Department	Member
(f)	Executive Engineer, Irrigation/ River Conservator.	Member
(g)	Executive Engineer, Rural Water Supply	Member
(h)	Environmental Engineer, TS Pollution Control Board	Member
(i)	Nominee of TS Mineral Dev Corp. Ltd., (TSMDC)	Member
(j)	Asst. Director of Mines & Geology (concerned)	Member convener

The minutes of District Level Sand Committee are accessible for public.

The Directory of Officers and Employees.

[Section 4(1)(b)ix]

Officers and staff on role as on 31.10.2020
Sl.No	Designation	Name of the Employee	Contact Mobile Number
		I. OFFICERS
1	Asst. Director of Mines and Geology	Sri G. Raghu Nandan Reddy	9440714464
2	Asst. Geologist	Sri R. Ravinder	9440678429
3	Royalty Inspector	Sri Sriram Naresh	7901627073
		II. STAFF
4	Technical Assistant	Vacant from 03.01.2019	–
5	Senior Assistant	Smt. E. Venkata Ramana	9704616609 & 8519873560
6	Surveyor	Smt. G. Shailaja	8978837354 & 7013422059
7	Office Subordinate	Sri J. Salmon	9912332826
		III. Outsourcing
8	Data Entry Operator	Smt. K. Devi Bhavani	9912117110
9	Office Subordinate	Sri. E. Madhukar	9866909906

Monthly Remuneration received by each Officer
Sl.No	Name and Designation	Scale of Pay in Rs.(in RPS,2010)	Basic Pay	Gross Pay	Net pay
1.	Sri G. Raghu Nandan Reddy, Asst. Director of Mines and Geology	37100 – 91450	64670	94843	82523
2.	Sri R. Ravinder, Asst. Geologist	35120 – 87130	48600	71220	56410
3.	Sri Sriram Naresh, Royalty Inspector	29760 – 80930	31460	46115	40804
4.	Technical Assistant	Vacant
5.	Smt. E. Venkata Ramana, Senior Assistant	22460 – 66330	29760	43641	37437
6.	Smt. G. Shailaja, Surveyor	24440 – 71510	33220	48707	42861
7	Sr. J. Salmon, Office subordinate	15030 – 46060	43680	64061	54296
8.	Smt. K. Devi Bhavani Data Entry Operator (Outsourcing)	15000 (Consolidated)	15000	18187	13087
9	Sri. E. Madhukar, Officesubordings (Outsourcing)	12000 (Consolidated)	12000	14430	10470

Budget Allocated to Each Agency including Plans etc.

[Section 4(1)(b)xi]

Generally the Government releases budget in two spells i.e., for 1^st and 2^nd quarters at one time and 3^rd and 4^th quarters separately.

The budget allotted to this office by the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad for the years 2019-20 & 2020-21 ( up to September’2020) and the expenditure incurred is shown below.

- - Expenditure Incurred during 2019-20

Sl. No.	Head of Account	02853-02- 001-03
Sl. No.	Sub Head	Allotment	Incurred	Balance
1.	010 – Salaries	–	526115	–
2.	013–Dearness Allowance	–	307034	–
3.	020 – Wages	5340	4884	456
4.	111 – T.A	84700	78525	6175
5.	131 – SPTT	11880	10000
6.	132 – O.O.E	24200	19978
7.	133 – Elec / Water	10357	10357
8.	134 – Hire Vehicle Charges	165000	165000	–
9.	140 – R.R.T	–	–	–
10.	200 – Other Admn Exp	–	–	–
11.	510 – M.M.V	–	–	–
12.	300 – O.C.S	393010	389670	3340
	Total	694487	1511563	9971

11.2 Budget Allotted for the year 2020-21 (up to 2^nd quarter ending September 2020) and Expenditure incurred up to October’2020.

Sl. No.	Head of Account	02853-02- 001-03
Sl. No.	Sub Head	Allotment	Incurred	Balance
1.	010 – Salaries	–	517291	–
2.	013–Dearness Allowance	–	153406	–
3.	020 – Wages	3350	–	3350
4.	111 – T.A	50400	–	50400
5.	131 – SPTT	10000	5000	5000
6.	132 – O.O.E	12000	6000	6000
7.	133 – Elec / Water	12000	–	12000
8.	134 – Hire Vehicle Charges	66000	66000	–
9.	140 – R.R.T	–	–	–
10.	200 – Other Admn Exp	–	–	–
11.	510 – M.M.V	–	–	–
12.	300 – O.C.S	211006	209474	1532
	Total	364756	957171	78282

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmees

[Section 4(1)(b)xii]

This issue does not relate to Mines & Geology Department.

Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or

authorizations granted by the Department.

[Section 4(1)(b)xiii]

In the following items, Mines & Geology Department issues Leases, Licences, Permits and Passes.

13.1 The MM (D&R) Act, 1957 and The MC Rules, 1960.

All the Reconnaissance Permits, Prospecting Licences, Mining Leases will be granted under the provisions of said Act and Rules to the public / firms / Companies / Government Undertakings.

13.2 The Telangana State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966.

- - All the Prospecting Licences for Granite and Marble, Quarry Leases for Granite and Marble and other minor minerals except sand will be granted under the provisions of said Act and Rules to the public / firms / Companies / Government Undertakings.
  - Temporary Permits in respect of Minor Minerals other than Granite and Marble will be issued under the provisions of said Rules.
  - One time permit per Annum per kiln in respect of country bricks and tiles will be issued under the provisions of said rules.

13.3 The Telangana State Mineral Dealers’ Rules, 2000.

- - Grant of Registration and Renewal of Dealers’ licences.
  - Issue of Transit Passes.

Details in-respect of the information available to or held by

the Department reduced in an electronic form

[Section 4(1)(b)xiv]

Utilization of Computer in the Department of Mines & Geology has been started during the year 1998. Online Software has been specially developed to keep the information reduced in an electronic form. However the day to day correspondence etc., are being done efficiently and quickly with the help of computer and through online.

The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use.

[Section 4(1)(b)xv]

In the organization of Mines & Geology Department, the Apex body of administration are at Secretariat and Directorate at state level. The core functions are carried out in the districts that have direct interface with the public. As such the District Offices will provide the required information to the public as regards to the connected Legislations, Rules and procedures.

There is no provision for maintenance of a Library or a reading room.

Names and Designations of Public Information Officers.

[Section 4(1)(b)xvi]

As per Section 5(1) & (2) and Sub-section (1) of Section 19 of the Right to Information Act, 2005 the following are designated as State Public Information Officer and State Assistant Public Officer and 1^st Appellate Authority to District Level.

Sl. No.	Designation under the Act	Name and Official Designation
1.	Assistant Public Information Officer.	Sri. R. Ravinder Asst. Geologist Mobile No. 9440678429
2.	Public Information Officer	Sri G. Raghu Nandan Reddy, Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Mobile No. 9440714464
3.	1^st Appellate Authority	Sri. P. Madhu Sudan Reddy, Deputy Director of Mines & Geology, Warangal. Mobile No. 9849679826

Other Useful Information

[Section 4(1)(b)xvii]

17.1 RESOURCE INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF MAHABUBABAD DISTRICT

Mahabubabad District is carved out of erstwhile Warangal District formed on 11.10.2016. The District comprises of 16 mandals and 2 Revenue Divisions – Mahabubabad and Thorrur. The District has latitude of 170 35’55.101”N and longitude of 8000’19.733”E. It is bordered by Mulugu district in the north, Khammam District in the south, Bhadradri Kothagudem in the east and Janagoan and Warangal Rural Districts in the West. Mahabubabad Town is the District Head Quarters of the Mahabubabad District. The prominent Towns in the District are Mahabubabad, Thorrur, Dornakal and Maripeda. National Highway No. 365 connecting Sironcha to Nakerekhal and the National Highway from Rayapatnam to Devarapally is passing through Thorrur and Maripeda Towns of the Districts. The broad gauge railway Line passes Warangal, Hyderabad, Bengalore, New Delhi, Vijayawada, Vishakapatnam, Howrah and Chennai,.

GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCE OF MAHABUBABAD DISTRICT:

The Mahabubabad District comprises of Achaeans, Pakhals (Puranas) and Recent Alluvium. Achaean rocks comprise of Granite Gneisses and schists, intruded by Dolerite Dykes. Pakhals (Puranas) consisting rocks of sedimentary origin and are represented by the Pakhals and Alluvium of recent formation.

The Geological succession with percentage of Geographical distribution in the District is given below:

Recent Alluvium Laterite

——————– ——–Unconformity ——————————————————-

Mulugu Group Jakaram Arkose

——————– ——–Unconformity ——————————————————-

Mallampally Group Pandikunta Shale, Arkose, Sand

Stones Mallamapally / Gunjedu

Dolomite, Bayyaram Quartzite.

—————————-Unconformity ——————————————————-

Achaeans Dharwars Granites, Gneisses & Schists.

____________________________________________________________

ARCHAEANS:

The Achaean Crystalline rocks are the oldest rock formations, which include (a) older metamorphic comprising banded magnetite quartzites and Hornblende schist, Chlorite schist and amphibolites, (b) Peninsular gneisses complex comprising garnet-biotite-gneisses, grey granodiorite, prophyritic granite and intruded by dolerite, porphyry dolerite and apalite veins.

The Dharwars in the District consisting mainly of banded ferruginous quartzites and Talc-Chlorite Schists some important. The peninsular gneisses complex chiefly comprise of Granites of varying composition. The Granites are generally exposed in the form of dome like masses of various sizes. They are Grey and Pink in colour, Medium to coarse grained and are also porpherytic in texture, consisting of mainly quartz, feldspars and mica as essential minerals.

Black Granite (Dolerite & Amphibolite)

The Granites are intruded by numerous dolerite dykes, quartz and pegmatite veins at various places. The dolerite Dyke varies in length from few meters to kilometers and width varying upto 300 mts. The Dolerite dykes are commercially extracted under commercial name of Black Granites, which are having good export market at present. Number of Quarry Leases have been granted for Black Granite in these Dolorite dykes. The deposits occurring in the villages of Intikanne, Somaram and Madipally are considered to be the best quality of Black Granite in the state, but are yielding small sizes of blocks. The deposits occurring around Theegalaveni, Inugurthy, Arpanapally, Chinnanagaram and Kesamudram are also considered to be good, because of their capability to yield large blocks of sizes varying between 2 to 3 cubic meters and are considered to highly valuable. Other prominent areas of commercial importance in the District are Mannegudem and Chilakoyyalapadu.

PURANAS:

The district comprises lower Pakhal Super Group rocks i.e Bollapalli conglomerates, Gunjeda dolomites of Mallapally Group and Jakaram arkose of Mulugu Group

RECENT (Laterite and Alluvium):

Alluvium comprising of admire of the fine to coarse grained sand silt clay Gravel, which occur either as Terrace deposit of flood plains along the Western Bank of the Godavari River and Limited extent along the stream coarse of Peddavagu, Yeshwanthavagu, Akeru and Munneru Rivers.

Mahabubabad district is enriched with minerals like Iron Ore, Dolomite, Barytes, Black Granite, Multi Colour Granite and rough stone useful for building stone and Road Metal.

IRON ORE: During the Achaean era parts of district was occupied by two vast geosynclines, which got deposition of sediments in them. Later they were subjected to diastrophic movement resulting in folding, faulting and uplifting and subjected to Metamorphism. Phakhal (Equivalent of Cuddapah) and Gondwanas are the main stratigraphic units with which Iron-ore of this area associated. A part of pakhala super group belongs to middle to late proterozoic group, which is overlying on peninsular gneissic granite of Archean era prominent non-conformity. In this region mallampalli group of rocks containing ferruginous sand stone, hematitic Iron-ore and Laterite etc. The ore bodies are associated with and derived from banded Hematite Quartzite. The original rock consists of alternate ribbons of quartz, Jasper and Hematite from which the silica has been leached our having rich ore bodies. Chemically these iron ores are hematite’s with composition Fe2O3.

Iron ore is the second most abundant metal in the earth’s crust next to aluminum. Iron-Ore deposits in general associated with stratigraphic units of Dharwar, Cuddapah and Gondwanas. Here the Hematite varieties of Iron-Ore deposits are found associated with rocks of Dharwar sediments. These deposits are classified as bedded deposts. The Banded-Hematitic-Quartzites occurs here within the Phakal stage of Dharwar strata. Hematite deposts occurs as residual concentraition deposits, formed from the former sedimentary ferruginous beds by the leaching out of lilica & other substances by meteoric waters and furhter enrichment of ferric oxide by magmatic waters.

Occurrence: Iron ore deposits are available in Bayyaram and Gudur mandal of Mahabubabad District.

The Government of Telangana has entered MOU with Geological Survey of India (GSI) in estimation of the iron ore reserves in the district. The GSI has already completed the estimation of the reserves in Bayyaram sector and at present active exploration and drilling is being carried out in Gudur sector.

BARYTES AND DOLOMITE: The rock units, exposed in this region of the subject area belong to Parkal Basin of Proterozoic sediments of Godavari Rift Valley. The Pakal supergroup is subdivided into 1)Mallampalli Group: 2) Mulugu Group & 3) Albaka Sandstone. The subject are comes under Mallampalli Group and it is further subdivided into three formations as shown in following table.

The Baryte is formed by the sedimentary deposit of Gunjed formation belongs to Mallampalli group in Pakal super group. It is noticed that the Barytes occurs as pockets, stringers or veins, ranging in width from few centimeters to 06 meters in the strike direction of N-S & dipping 15o to 18o due ease. The mineralization of the barytes is followed by Quartzite. Even though the area is covered by the soil and scree, the mineral (Barytes) and the host rock (Cherty Dolomite) are seen exposed to surface on SW side of the area at higher altitudes and it is exposed to a thickness of 5 m in old pits, located in this area. There is considerable Barytes is available in the area

Black Granite available in the district is being quarried by various private lease holders. Building Stone & Road Metal is also quarried from grey granite hillocks which are useful for civil construction and infrastructure projects.

GEOMORPHOLOGY AND GEOHYDROLOGY:

The District is pediment pediplain complex with residual hills of Granite standing out prominently in a in a flat country. The prominent hills are Mahabubabad, Bayyaram, Guduru, Kothaguda, Gangaram, Kesamudram, Kuravi and Narasimhulapet Mandals of Mahabubabad District and three sets of dyke ridges are formed East-West directions from Thorrur Mandal to Guduru Mandal.

Some area is a pediplain on sedimentary rocks of Pakhal and Gondwanas. The quartzites and sandstones stand out in the pediplain forming structural ridges. A prominent water bodies in the form of Pakhal Lake and Bayyaram Cheruvu (Thularam Project-manmade). The Munneru, Aakeru and Vatti vagu streams are passing to some Mandals in the District.

The groundwater potentiality is good in the sedimentary belt whereas in hard rock area it is mostly along the fractures. The District can be divided in to 2 zones on the basis of their geohydrological parameters. The southern half is made of granitic moderate permeability, low specific yield and moderate yield prospects. Zone-II occupied by Pakhal sedimentraies has a low permeability, low specific yield and moderate yield prospects.

SOIL AND LANDUSE:

The District is made of most of the area covered with Loamy soil, black Catton soil and red soil. The forest covered area is 45.71%.

GEOTECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND NATURAL HAZARDS:

The most of the area occupied by Granites and gneisses has a low permeability, moderate to high bearing capacity / compressive strength and very good foundation characters.

The Pakhals have low permeability, moderately high compressive strength and good foundation characters.

Seismologically, the District falls in three zones, i.e., Zone-I is seen at the eastern and western ends of the District, while Zone-III is seen in the central part. Zone-II is seen on either side of zone-III.

17.2 How to Transport Minerals:

According to Rule 27(2)(a) of MC Rules, 1960, the State Government has to specify the rate, time limit and mode of payment of royalty. In pursuance of the above the State Government has issued the order in G.O.Ms.No. 674, Industries & Commerce Department, dt. 27-06-1975 the time limit and mode of payment of royalty for the quantities intended to be dispatched. In the lease deed executed by the lease holder in the covenant 3 of part V of form ‘K’ the rate and mode of payment of royalty has to be specified. According to the orders issued in G.O.Ms.No. 674 Industries & Commerce Department, dt. 27-06-1975 the lessee shall in respect of the quantity of ore or mineral intended to be transported by him each time from the leased area to a place outside the said leased area pay the royalty for such quantity at the time of such transport to an officer authorized in this behalf at the rates specified in the second schedule of the MM(D&R) act, 1957. The lessee has to file in an application in Form – A and obtain permit from an authorized officer in Form’B’ in token of having paid the royalty.

Similarly according to rule 34 of Andhra Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966 in respect of minor minerals also the Quarry Lease holders is required to pay the Seigniorage Fee in advance and remove the minerals from the leased area. The lease holders shall in respect of the quantity of minor minerals intended to be transported by him cash time from the Quarry Lease area to a place outside the quarry pay Seigniorage Fee for such quantity at the time of such transport to an officer authorized in this behalf, at the rates specified in the first schedule to rule 10(1) of Andhra Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1966.

17.3 Role of public in realization of taxes:

Mining sector is one of the important revenue generation to the States. It has been identifies one of the four important growth engines in Vision 2020 document. Minerals are natural resources which have to be exploited cautiously and consumed judiciously. If any mineral is removed without sanction of lease as per the rules it amounts to illegal mining and causes loss of revenue to the state besides depriving the nation from proper utilization of the resource given by the nature. Therefore, an appeal from the department to the public in this regards is to ensure that the operations are conducted within the frame work of law and contribute to the developmental activities of the State.

17.4 AN OVER VIEW ON MINING ACTIVITY IN MAHABUBABAD DISTRICT:

Mahabubabad district is enriched with minerals like Iron Ore, Dolomite, Barytes, Black Granite, Multi Colour Granite and rough stone useful for building stone and Road Metal.

The existing leases in force both Major and Minor Minerals in the district are follows.

Mineral-Wise existing Leases during the year 2019-20

(a) Major Minerals

Sl. No	Mineral	No.of M.Ls inforce	Working	Non-working	Extent in Hects
Sl. No	Mineral	No.of M.Ls inforce	Working	Non-working	Govt. L	P.L	R.F	Total
1.	IRON ORE	3	–	3	16.00	8.00	0	24.00
TOTAL		3	3	3	16.00	8.00	0	24.00

(b) 31 Minerals

Sl. No	Mineral	No.of M.Ls inforce	Working	Non-working	Extent in Hects
Sl. No	Mineral	No.of M.Ls inforce	Working	Non-working	Govt. L	P.L	R.F	Total
1.	Barytes	04	—	04	289.008	—	—	289.008
2	Dolomite	01	—	01	4.048	—	—	4.048
3.	Barytes & Dolomite	02	—	02	41.295	27.800	—	69.095
4	Quartz	01	01	—	—	4.989	—	4.989
TOTAL		08	01	07	334.351	32.789	—	367.14

(c) Minor Minerals

Sl. No	Mineral	No. of leases in force	working	Non-working	Extent in Hects
Sl. No	Mineral	No. of leases in force	working	Non-working	G.L	P.L	R.F	Total
1.	Black Granite	169	39	130	126.541	156.821	4.916	286.678
2.	Colour Granite	02	01	01	1.500	4.500	–	6.00
3.	Stone & Metal	18	12	06	28.397	10.704	–	39.101
TOTAL		189	52	137	156.438	172.025	4.916	331.779

17.5 The particulars of Mineral wise Production and Dispatch of Minerals during the year 2019–20.

(a) Major Minerals

Sl.No	Mineral	Production in M.Ts	Dispatches in M.Ts
1.	IRON ORE	Nil	Nil

(b) 31 Minerals

Sl.No	Mineral	Production in M.Ts	Dispatches in M.Ts
1.	Barytes	Nil	Nil
2	Dolomite	Nil	Nil
3	Barytes & Dolomite	Nil	Nil
4	Quartz	Nil	Nil

(b) Minor Minerals

Sl. No	Mineral	Units	Production.	Dispatches
1.	Black Granite	M³	35867.123	35867.123
2.	Colour Granite	M³	60.266	60.266
3.	Stone & Metal	M³	19900	19900

17.6 The particulars of permits issued and royalty/ seigniorage fee

. Collected during the year 2019-20.

- - Major Minerals

Sl.No.	Mineral	No.of permits issued	Quantity in Mts.	Royalty collected
1.	IRON ORE	Nil	Nil	Nil
	TOTAL:	Nil	Nil	Nil

31 Minerals

Sl.No.	Mineral	No.of permits issued	Quantity in Mts.	Royalty collected.
1.	Barytes	Nil	Nil	Nil
2	Dolomite	Nil	Nil	Nil
3	Barytes & Dolomite	Nil	Nil	Nil
4	Quartz	Nil	Nil	Nil

(c) Minor Minerals

Sl. No.	Mineral	No.of permits issued	Quantity(M³)	Amount Collected
Sl. No.	Mineral	No.of permits issued	Quantity(M³)	S.Fee	Cess on MBL
1.	Black Granite	473	35867.123	92933411	896704
2	Colour Granite	1	60.266	120532	1507
3	Stone & Metal	62	19900	1487500	—
Total		536	55827.389	94541443	898211

Bricks/Tile kilns Registrations

Sl. No.	Mineral	No.of Units	Kilns	Amount Collected
Sl. No.	Mineral	No.of Units	Kilns	S.Fee	Cess on MBL
1.	Bricks	44 Units	65	390000	—
2	Tiles Kilns	09 Units	25	150000	—

Gravel

Sl.

No.

Mineral

No.of MT

Amount Collected

S. Fee

Cess on MBL

Gravel

—

17.7 Mineral Wise Cases Booked and Penalties Collected during the year 2019-20.

Sl.No.	Mineral	No. of Cases Booked	Amount Collected
Minor Minerals:
1	Black Granite	7	406355
2	Stone & Metal	3	26058
3	Earth	2	3960
4	Sand	148	920600
5	Penalty for S&M Quarry lease	2	291600
Total:		162	1648573

17.8 Mineral Revenue Collected during the year 2019-20.

(a) Major Minerals

Sl NO	DISCRIPTIONS	COLLECTIONS.
Sl NO	DISCRIPTIONS	Arrears	Current
1.	DR / Royalties	—	—
2.	Cess on MBL	—	—
3.	Surface Rent	—	—
4.	Cess on LA	—	—
5.	Interest	—	—
6.	Penalties	—	—
7.	Application Fee & Preliminary Charges	—	—
TOTAL:		—	—

(b) Minor Minerals (Including 31 Minerals)

Sl.No	Description	Amount Collected.
1.	Through Permit System	84711126
2.	Advance Dead Rent	25439823
3.	Arrears Collected	0
4	Temporary Permit	759648
4.	Application Fee + Survey Charges	243000
5.	Mining Plan Fee	105000
6	Land Assessment	21577
7.	Cess on Land Assessment	9199
8.	Interest	3063432
9.	Bricks / Tiles	510000
10.	Penalties Collected	1648573
11.	Cess on MBL	930634
12.	Environmental Impact Fee	0
13.	Other Department
a	By Challan	32093485
b	By Book Adjustment	19248632
TOTAL :		168784129

MINERAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2020-21 (01.04.2020 TO 31.10.2020)

Sl.No.	Year	Target	Achivement
1	2020-21	The Hon’ble government has not fixed Target in this year 2020-21 to till date	591.91

17.10. DISTRICT MINERAL FOUNDATION TRUST (DMFT)

The DMFT is being collected from Mining / Quarry lease holders @ 30% on Royalty / Seigniorage fee in respect of all Major minerals & Minor minerals except Granite and 20% on Seigniorage fee in respect of Black Granite as per G.O.Ms.No.3, Ind & Comm., (M.I) Dept., Dt:20.01.2016 with retrospective effect i.e., w.e.f., 17.09.2015. An amount of Rs.11,09,61,073/- is collected up to 31.10.2020 towards DMFT. The allocation of DMFT fund shall be 30 : 70 % in respect of directly affected areas and indirectly affected areas

17.11 MANDAL WISE MINERAL WISE EXISTING QUARRY LEASES

Statement showing the Black Granite Quarry Lease List pertaining to O/o Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Mahabubabad
Sl. No.	Name and address of the Lease holders	Mineral	Location of the area	Mandal	Govt. Land	Patta Land	Forest Land
Sl. No.	Name and address of the Lease holders	Mineral	Location of the area	Mandal	Govt. Land	Patta Land	Forest Land
1	Sri Banothu Arjuna, S/o Baxiya, Marrigudem (V), Garla (M), Khammam District	Black Granite	60/K/1 & 60/AA/1, Maddivancha (V), Garla (M)	Garla		1.620
2	M/s Rama Krishna Granites, Prop: S.Rama Krishna, H.No.11-9-37/A, Bhurhanpuram, Khammam (U), Khammam District.	Black Granite	119/P, Maddivancha (V), Garla (M)	Garla	1.000
3	Sri G. Lachiram H.No. 5-5-1, Musthafa nagar, Khammam Dt.	Black Granite	60/AA/2 & 76/7, Maddivancha (V), Garla (M)	Garla		1.000
4	M/s Rama Krishna Granites, Prop: S.Rama Krishna, H.No.11-9-37/A, Bhurhanpuram, Khammam (U), Khammam Dt.	Black Granite	119/P, Maddivancha (V), Garla (M)	Garla	1.000
5	M/s. Grace Granite Industries, (Transferred from Smt R. Shashikala)	Black Granite	142 of Mannegudem (V), Droanakal (M)	Dornakal	1.000
6	Sri M. Veerabhadram, H.No.6-1-190, V.D.O’s Colony, Khammam (Transferred from Sri M. Kiran Kumar)	Black Granite	25/EE, 25/UU & 27/EE, 27/ Mannegudem (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	0.800
7	M/s. Nirmala Granites, Prop: Smt T. Nirmala, 5-6-148, Pakabanda Bazar, Khammam	Black Granite	136/1 of Kannegundla (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.000
8	M/s Pamho Mines Pvt. Ltd., Rep by its Director: Sri Ravinder Mohan Garg (Transferred from M/s. A.G. Mines & Minerals, Prop: Sri Anju Goel) (Transferferred from M/s. Sree Devi Granites)	Black Granite	46/1 of Gollacherla (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	4.000
9	M/s K.N.R Granites Industries, Mg.Part: Sri T. Koteswara Rao, H.No. 7-3-292/1, Dwaraka Nagar, Khammam. (Transferred from M/s. Amaravathi Granites Mg.Partner: Sri K. Kanthi Kumar H.No. 11-4-75/1, Nehurunagar, Khammam)	Black Granite	394 and 395 of Mannegudem (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.000
10	M/s. Aarks Exports, Prop: Smt K. Sridevi, No.25, Vysya Bank Colony, Hasmatpet, Old Bowenpally, Secunderabad-500011	Black Granite	33/E1 to 33/E4 of Ravigudem (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
11	M/s Hanvi Granites, (transfer from M/s. SCC Granites, (Transferred from M/s. Rama Granite Industries))	Black Granite	37 of Mannegudem (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.000
12	M/s. U.V. Rocks, Mg. Part: Sri K. Sridhar, H.No.7-3-5, Sri Ram Hills Colony, Bonakal Road, Khammam (Transferred from M/s. Lakshmi Mega Minerals)	Black Granite	408/1 of Perumallasankesa (V) , Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		3.000
13	M/s. Grace Granites, Prop: J. Annapurna, Thodellagudem (V), Dornakal (M), Warangal	Black Granite	153, 154, 155 of Dornakal (V)&(M)	Dornakal	0.690
14	M/s. Venkata Sai Granites, Prop: T. Koteswari Rao,5-6-20/A/1, Pakabanda Bazar, Khammam	Black Granite	395/ of Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	2.000
15	M/s. Venkata Sai Granites, Prop: T. Koteswari Rao,5-6-20/A/1, Pakabanda Bazar, Khammam	Black Granite	395 of Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.330
16	M/s. Rani Granite Inds., Prop: Smt P. Sulochana Rani H.No. 6-1-67/1, V.D.O’s Colony, Khammam	Black Granite	170/A2, 177/A of Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.000
17	M/s. B.N.R. Granites, (Transferred from M/s. Raja Rajeshwari Enterprises)	Black Granite	46/1, 46/2, 38 of Gollacherla (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	3.000
18	M/s. Bhanu Minerals (P) Ltd., Director: Sri K.L. Prasad, T.F.8 Ram’s V.S.R. Apartments, Opp.Sidhartha Public School, Mogalfajpuram, Vijayawada	Black Granite	395/E1 of Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		2.000
19	M/s. Divya Granites, Prop: Sri Yugender,H. No. 10-3-158, Mamillagudem.	Black Granite	60/33 of Vennaram (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.360
20	M/s Sai Minerals, Prop: Smt. J. Sudha Rani, H. No. 11-10-692/8/1, Bhuranpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	516/1 of Perumalasakesa (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
21	M/s. Sri Venkateshwara Granites, Mg. Partner: Sri B. Narasimha Reddy, S/o Thirupathi Reddy, H.No.1-7-1346, Road No.6, Advocates Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal (Transferred from M/s. Sri Venkateshwara Granites)	Black Granite	Sy.No.8/AA&E of Ammapalem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
22	M/s. Sri Sai Granites, M/g. Part: Sri A. Raghava Reddy, Vandanam (Post) (V), VV Palem, Chintakani (M), Khammam	Black Granite	258/B & 259 of Uyyalawada (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
23	M/s. Bhanu Teja Granites, Prop: Sri R. Rami Reddy, H.No.764, Perumandlasankeesa (V), Dornakal (M), Mahabubabad	Black Granite	584, Perumandlasankeesa (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
24	M/s. Sri Vijaya Laxmi Granites, Prop: Smt D. Aruna, W/o Krishna Rao, H.No.7-1-106/1, Sahakarnagar, Khammam	Black Granite	308/1P, Ammapalem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
25	M/s. Sri Vijaya Laxmi Granites, Prop: Smt D. Aruna, W/o Krishna Rao, H.No.7-1-106/1, Sahakarnagar, Khammam	Black Granite	233/B1/1/1 of Banjara H/o.Ammapalem (V) Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
26	M/s Premier Granites, Mg. Part: Sri Shaik Mujeeb, H.No.1-8-25/B, Trunck Road – Khammam (Transferred from M/s. Rasi Granites, Mg. Partn: Sri Shaik Jani, H.No.11-6-231/4, Nehru Nagar, Khammam)	Black Granite	205, 206/AA, 208/A, 208/2 & 209/AA/2, Andanalapadu H/o Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		sadaran
27	M/s Someshwara Granites, Rep. by its Mg. Partner: Sri Komalla Someshwara Rao (Transferred from M/s. Sri Venkateshwara Granites)	Black Granite	411/P, Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
28	M/s. Srija Mines & Minerals, Director Sri M. Krishna Prasad, Plot No.502, Beti Residency, N.N. Colony, Kushaiguda, Ranga Reddy	Black Granite	107/C/28/2, 107/C/30/1 & 107/C/A/1, Ammapalem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		2.000
29	M/s. Venkateswara Granites, Prop: Sri T. Vijay, H.No.10-6-37/4, Mamillagudem (V), Khamma	Black Granite	274/1, Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.000
30	M/s. Rama Industries, Proprietor: Sri M. Yella Reddy, H.No.10-6-17/A, Mamillagudem, Near Mandi Gate, Khammam	Black Granite	336, 377 & 341, Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.679
31	M/s Madhu Granites, Prop:Sri Sri Kallem Madhusudhan Reddy, H.No.1-65/1, Gollapadu Village, Khammam Rural Mandal, Khammam District	Black Granite	303/P, 313/P, 314/P, 315, 316/P, 317/P, 318, 319, 320/P, 323/P, 338, 339/P, 340 & 342/P of Mannegudem (Vig) Dornakal (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Dornakal		4.61
32	M/s Sri Granites, Prop:Smt. Maddi Saritha, Gurralapadu village, Khammam Rural & District	Black Granite	409/P & 438/P of Kannegundla (Vig) Dornakal (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Dornakal		0.900
33	M/s Srithik Grantie, Mg.Ptr: Sri Maddi Yella Reddy, H.No.10-6-17/A, Mamillagudem, Khammam District		234/P, 239/P & 242/P (Patta Land) of Mannegudem (Vig) Dornakal (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Dornakal		2.71
34	M/s Sri Vijaya Lakshmi Granites, Rep. by its Prop:Sri G.V.Ramana Reddy (transferred from M/s Kalpana Granite Industries, Prop:Smt. Kovuru Kalpana)	Black Granite	358,359/2 & 352/AA/3 og Mannegudem (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		1.680
35	M/s Sri Sai Ram Black Granites, Prop:Sri K. Seetharam Reddy, S/o Narasimha Reddy, Mannegudem (Vig),Dornakal (Mdl), Mahabubabad (Dist).	Black Granite	Sy.No. 424 of Mannegudem Village, Dornakal Mandal, Mahabubabad District	Dornakal	1.000
36	M/s Sri Sai Teja Granites, Mg.Part:Sri Mula Venkata Krishna Annapurneshwara Rao, H.No.51-10-37, Puramvari Street, Jagannaickpur, Kakinada East Godavri-A.P.	Black Granite	Sy.Nos. 121/P, 443/P, 444/P & 445/P of Mannegudem (Vig) Dornakal (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Dornakal		4.000
37	M/s Om Sri Sai Krishna Granites,H.No. 10-5-5, Mamillagudem, Khammam	Black Granite	416 & 426 of Mannegudem (V), Ddornakal (M)	Dornakal
38	SRI SAI SRINIVASA GRANITES,H.No.1-102, Teldarpally, Khammam Rural Mandal, Khammam Dist	Black Granite	726 of Vennaram (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.600
39	M/s. Sai Sri Shankar Granites, Mg.Partner: K. Upender Reddy, Pallegudem, Khammam Rural (M), Khammam (Dt)	Black Granite	238,239, etc. of Chilkoyalapadu (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal		2.744
40	M/s. Madhucon Granites, Jublipura, Madhu Complex, Khammam (Transferred from M/s. Lakshmi Granites)	Black Granite	443/A of Mannegudem (V) Dornakal (Dt)	Dornakal		1.000
41	M/s Madhucon Granites, H.No.1-7-70, Madhucomplex, Jublipura, Khammam	Black Granite	443/A of Mannegudem (V) Dornakal (Dt)	Dornakal		1.000
42	M/s Midwest Granite Pvt. Ltd., Rep by its authorized signatory Sri B. Krishnama Chary (Transferred from M/s. Shri Sailaja Exports (P) Ltd.)	Black Granite	191,194 of Theegalaveni (V) Gudur (M)	Gudur		0.50
43	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad (M/s. Reliance Granite (P) Ltd.	Black Granite	201/A, 202/A & 202/B of Theegalaveni (V) Gudur (M)	Gudur		2.000
44	M/s Midwest Granite Pvt. Ltd., Rep by its authorized signatory Sri B. Krishnama Chary (Transferred from M/s. Shri Sailaja Exports (P) Ltd.,)	Black Granite	190/A/2, 191/A/1 of Theegalaveni (V), Guduru (M)	Gudur	1.13
45	M/s. Midwest Granites (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad	Black Granite	187 of Theegalaveni (V), Gudur (M)	Gudur	1.55
46	M/s. Navarathna Granites, Prop: Sri Ch. Rama Rao, S/o Surya Narayana, H.No.3/B, Grace Apartment, Balavinayaka Nagar, Arumbakam, Chennai(Transferred from M/s. S.V. Granites)	Black Granite	110 of Teegalaveni (V) Gudur (M)	Gudur		1.000
47	M/s. Sri Balaji Granites, Prop: Sri B. Latchya, H. No. 1-7-1341, Road No. 6 Advocates Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	132 of Damaravancha (V) Guduru (M)	Gudur		1.000
48	Sri Kataveena Mallesham, H.No.5-11-1164, Hanuman Nagar, Warangal District (Transferred from Sri B. Lalu)	Black Granite	210/1 of Mattewada (V) Gudur (M)	Gudur		1.000
49	M/s. Shri Sailaja Exports (P) Ltd., Director: Smt. K.Sailaja Reddy, W/o K. Subba Reddy No. 54 (old No. 68) Cathedral Road, Chennai	Black Granite	193, 195 & 198 of Theegalaveni (V) Gudur (M)	Gudur	2.200
50	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad	Black Granite	187, 188, 189 & 192 of Theegalaveni (V), Guduru (M)	Gudur		4.234
51	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad	Black Granite	201 of Theegalaveni (V), Guduru (M)	Gudur		1.64
52	M/s Nanditha Mines & Minerals,H.No. 8-5-57/5, Devi Nilayam, Near Vicinity Hospital, Old Bowenpally, Secunderabad	Black Granite	209/A/1 of Theegalaveni(V), Gudur(M)	Gudur		1.500
53	M/s Gayatri Granite Industries, Mg.Part:Sri V. Ravi Chandra, (transferred from M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., )H.No. 11-10-201/1C, Burhanpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	152 of Kesamudram (V)&(M)	Kesamudram	0.809
54	M/s. Gayatri Graniters, 11-10-709/1, Burhanpuram (V), Khammam	Black Granite	7/1 of Arpanpally (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	0.809
55	M/s. Granmar Exports, Prop: G. Ravindran, H.No.2-8-418, Raghavendra Nagar, Hanamkonda, Warangal Special Power of Attorney holder Sri S. Karthi Keya	Black Granite	194/1 of Ingurthy (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.618
56	M/s. S.G. Minerals, Mg.Part: Sri Ramesh Kumar Marda, H.No.8-3-217/16M, HUDA Complex, Ameerpet, Hyderabad (Transferred from M/s. Shathabdi Granites)	Black Granite	519/1 of Penugonda (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	5.000
57	M/s. Sri Venkateswara Granites, Mg. Parrner: P. Venkateswarlu, 3-6-40/5, Bank Colony, Khammam	Black Granite	19/1 of Ramojithanda H/o. Rangapur (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.61
58	Sri.Pichekar Ramaswamy, H.No.3-110, Thorrur (V&M), Warangal District ( Transferred from M/s.Sri Nidhi Granites)	Black Granite	143, 143/B, 143/C, 144, 144/C, 145 & 146 of Thallapusapally (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.000
59	M/s. Tulip Granites (P) Ltd., Director: Y.J.M.A. Khan, Tulup House, 99C MLA Colony, Road No.12, Bangarahills, Hyd-34	Black Granite	515/AAA,547, 597 & 598 of Ingurthy (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.254
60	M/s. Gayatri Granites, Prop: Sri V. Kishan, H.No. 11-10-701/1C, Burhanpuram, Khammam (Dt)	Black Granite	94/1 and 429 of Kesamudram (V&M)	Kesamudram	1.000
61	M/s. Gayatri Granites, Prop: V. Kishan, H.No. 11-10-701/C of Burhanpuram, Khammam (Dt)	Black Granite	157, 201 of Intikanne (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.000
62	M/s. Sri Lakshmi Srinivasa Granites, Prop: Sri N. Chandra Sekhar, B-201, PGR Lake view Towers, REC to KUC Road, Waddepally, Hanamkonda, Warangal District.	Black Granite	296/1, 296/73 & 74, Mahamoodpatnam (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		3.000
63	M/s. Gayatri Granites, Mg.Partner: Sri V. Kishan, H.No. 11-10-201/1C, Burhanpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	94 of Kesamudram (V & M)	Kesamudram		0.404
64	Sri Khaja Sayeedul Hassan, S/o Sayeed Javidul Hassan, H. No. 25-6-152, Bapuji Nagar, Kazipet,Warangal	Black Granite	393/Part, 394/Part Kesamudram (V&M)	Kesamudram		2.000
65	M/s Archana Granite, Transferred from SSR Granites, Mg. Part: Sri Shaik Riyaz, (Transferred from Sri Shaik Bangi, H. No. 11-23-1716, C.K.M. College Road, Warangal)	Black Granite	296/1, 296/111, 296/112, 296/118, 296/119, 296/120 Mahamoodpatnam & 399/80 of Kesamudram(V&M)	Kesamudram		1.254
66	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad	Black Granite	18 of Arpanpally (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	3.238
67	M/s Gayatri Granite Industries, Mg.Part:Sri V. Ravi Chandra, (transferred from M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., )H.No. 11-10-201/1C, Burhanpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	97/1 of Kesamudram (V&M)	Kesamudram	1.732
68	M/s H.R. Enterprises, Prop: Sri Md. Hafeezur Rahman, H.No.14-2-12, Mandi Bazar, Warangal	Black Granite	399/103 of Kesamudram (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.000
69	M/s. Srinivasa Granites, prop: R. Mahender Rao. H.No.4-2-157/2G, SrinivasaNagar, Khammam	Black Granite	194/1 of Ingurthy (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.000
70	M/s. Sai Surya Granites, Mg.Partner: Sri B. Suryam, S/o. Beekya, H.No.16-6-68/11, Burhanpuram, Near Water tank, Khammam (Dt)	Black Granite	Sy.No.15 of Arpanpally (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	1.56
71	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad	Black Granite	18 of Arpnapally (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	2.000
72	M/s. Krupa Granites, Mg. Part: Sri M. Satyanarayana, S/o M. Venkaiah, R/o Satyanarayana, Garla Bayyaram (M), Khammam	Black Granite	70/1B of Penugonda (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		1.000
73	M/s. Sri Sai Krishna Granites, Prop: Vem Vijaya Laxmi, W/o Vem Narender Reddy, H.No.2-6-30, Circuit Guest House Road, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	7/1/P of Arpanpally (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	0.94
74	M/s. Sri Sadasiva Granites, Prop: Sri A. Ravi Babu, Ingurthy (V) Kesamudram (M)	Black Granite	399/1P, 399/96/P 399/97 & 399/98 of Kesamudram (V&M)	Kesamudram		2.000
75	M/s. Kakatiya Granites, Prop: Sri s. Shiva Kumar, H.No.8-2-293/82/36/A, Road No.5, Jublee Hills, Hyderabad (Transferred from M/s.Bansal Granites)	Black Granite	519/1 of Penugonda (V) Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		1.659
76	M/s. Designer Stone Impex, Mg. Partner Sri P. Madan Mohan, H.No.99/B, Sanjeeva Reddy Nagar Colony, Hyderabad	Black Granite	133/P, 134, 136/P & 177/P, Beruwada (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		4.45
77	M/s. Sri Sai Balaji Granites, Mg. Partner: Sri K. Seshadri, R/o H.No.11-6-231/A, Nehru Nagar, Khammam Dist.	Black Granite	265, 266, 272, 276, 277 & 280, Katrapally (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		2.86
78	M/s. Sri Sai Balaji Granites, Mg. Partner: Sri K. Seshadri, R/o H.No.11-6-231/A, Nehru Nagar, Khammam Dist.	Black Granite	258, 260 & 261, Katrapally (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram		1.24
79	M/s. sakshi Granites, Mg. partner Sri P. Nagaraju, H.No.4-521, Kesamudram (V&M), Mahabubabad District	Black Granite	326/P, Intikanne (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram	2.000
80	Sri K. Janardhana Rao, S/o Late Sri Nagabhushanam, H.N o.3-8-269/2, Guttala Bazar, Khammam	Black Granite	102/1 of Katrapally (V), Kesamudram(M)	Kesamudram	1.416
81	M/s Sri Thirumala Granites, Propritor of Sri M.Veeranna, S/o Pullaiah,R/o Nerada (V), Kuravi (M)	Black Granite	284/3,4,5,11,12,13 & 285 of Mahamoodpatnam(V), Kesamudram M)	Kesamudram	1.902
82	M/s Lakshmi Granite & Minerals, Mg.Part:Sri M. Suryanarayana, H.No.10-03-236/B, Mamillagudem, Khammam District	Black Granite	240/1 of Katrapally (V), Kesamudram(M)	Kesamudram	1.000
83	M/s. Kakatiya Granites, Prop: Sri S. Shiva Kumar, H.No.8-2-293/36/A, Road No.5, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.	Black Granite	Sy.No’s. 519/P & 70/P of Penugonda Village, Kesamudram Mandal	Kesamudram	0.705
84	Exotic Granite Exports, Mg.Part: Sri Vaddiraju Sai Nikhil Chandra, Flat No. 401, Prashanth Kuteer, Srinagar Colony, Opp:Nikhil Hospital, Hyderabad	Black Granite	Compt.No:1148 (Sy.No’s.202 & 204/1) of Inugurthy Reserve Forest (Kesamudram Mandal), Mahabubabad Range	Kesamudram			4.916
85	M/s Vayuputra transferred from Sri Kishore virapaneni Prop:Sri M. Nageshwara Rao, Office R/o:1-2-151/267/1, Srinivasa Nagar, Khammam.	Black Granite	1.000 Hect (Govt. & Patta Land) in Sy.No’s. 515/E (Patta Land) & 517/1 (Govt. Land) of Kalwala (Vig) Kesamudram (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Kesamudram	1.21	0.39
86	M/s Parda Mines and Minerals transferred from M/s Lakshmi Granites	Black Granite	1.000 Hectr. Sy.no.135/A & 136/C (Patta Land) of Mahamoodpatnam(V), Kesamudram(M), Mahabubabad (D)	Kesamudram		1.000
87	M/s. Sri Lakshmi Durga Granites and Mines (P) Limited,Director: Sri.Yerapotina Ravi Kumar, Flat No.D7, Vora Towers, Yousuf Guda Main Road, Yousuf Guda, Hyderabad – 500 045 ( Transferred from Sri.K.Anjaiah)	Black Granite	541/1/1P of Kalwala (V), Kesamudram (M)	Kesamudram
88	M/s. Vijaya Megana Rocks Prop: Sri K.B.B.V. Rama Raju, H.No. 10-6-39, Mamillagudem (V), Khammam (Dt) (Transferred from M/s. Abu Granites)	Black Granite	338, 338/1 of Balapala (V), Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	1.000
89	M/s. Rama Industries, Proprietor: Sri M. Yella Reddy, H.No.10-6-17/A, Mamillagudem, Near Mandi Gate, Khammam	Black Granite	174 of Seerolu (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	3.000
90	M/s Sai Ganesh Granite Industries, Mg.Part: Sri Seshagiri, S/o Ramachandraiah, IDA Kaikondaigudem, Khammam	Black Granite	416/A, 416/A2 417/P of Kampally (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	1.175
91	M/s Jeyaa Subhasre Mines, Rep.by its Mg.Part:N. Subha, 15/12 Karpagambal Nagar, Mylapore, Chennai – 600 004 (transferred from M/s Shashi Granites)	Black Granite	249/A of Chinthapally (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	2.00
92	M/s Black Ridge Granites, Mg.Part: Sri Sashidhar Reddy, H.No.11-9-37, Burhanpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	407/1 of Rajolu (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	1.5
93	M/s. Laxmi Narayana Granites, Mg. Part: Sri Chinni Krishna Rao, R/o H.No.5-6-1/G, Pakabandabazar, Khammam	Black Granite	426/A of Seerolu (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi		1.000
94	M/s. C.V.R. Granites, Mg. Partner: Sri Ch. Chaitanya, S/o Babu Rao, H.No.7-2-112, Dwarakanagar, Khammam	Black Granite	166/C, Seerole (V), Kuravi (M)	Kuravi	1.000
95	M/s Srinivasa Granite “N” Stones, Mg.Part: Sri Tammineni Krishnaiah, Teldarpally (Vg), Khammam Rural (M), Khammam Dt, (Transferred from M/s. Kuravi Granites, Prop: Sri Nagandla Naresh, R/o Kondapuram (V), Khammam Rural (M), Khammam)	Black Granite	492/1/1, Kampally (V), Kuravi (M)	Kuravi		2.000
96	M/s. VGP Granites, (Transferred from Sri Sai Bhadrakali Stone, H.No.1-8-80, Jublipura, Khammam	Black Granite	164 & 169/C1 of Seerolu (V), Kuravi	Kuravi		1.000
97	M/s Pavan Granites, Prop:M.Ramesh, H.No.11-6-8/31, Opp: Kavitha College, Khammam. N.S.T.Road, Khammam	Black Granite	Sy.No.487/1,71/1 of Kampally (V), Kuravi (M)	Kuravi		1.000
98	M/s Cherukuri Granites, Prop:Sri Ch. Dhanjaya Rao, S/o Mohan Rao, C/o Rajyalaxmi Granite, I.D.A. Khammam	Black Granite	Sy.No.123/98 of Seerolu (V), Kuravi(M)	Kuravi		1.000
99	M/s Vinayaka Granites, Mg. Part:Sri M. Bhoopal Singh S/o Bhekjee, Hatya Tanda, Upparagudem(V),Kuravi(M),Mahabubabad (Dist)	Black Granite	Sy.No.176,177/1,177/2,177/3,301 of Upparagudem (V), Kuravi (M)	Kuravi		2.000
100	M/s M.S. Granites & Exports, Mg.Part: Sri S. Ramadass,H.No.13-78/2/IA, Rajaramnagar Colony, Bheemgal Post & Mandal, Nizamabad District	Black Granite	Sy.No’s. 177/2, 177/3, 178/P, 179/P, 300/1 & 300/2 of Upparagudem Village, Kuravi Mandal,	Kuravi		2.500
101	Sri Dhanala Venkata Krishnaiah, H.No.4-2-151/2, Srinivas Nagar, Khammam District.	Black Granite	Sy.No. 123 of Seerolu Village, Kuravi Mandal	Kuravi	1.670
102	M/s Rama Industries, Prop:Sri Maddi Yella Reddy, H.No. 10-6-17/A, Mamillagudem, Khammam District	Black Granite	1.830 Hectare. (Govt. Land) in Sy.No. 174 of Seerolu (Vig) Kuravi (Mdl) Mahabubabad (Dist)	Kuravi
103	Sri Mundla Ramesh, H.No.6-1-161, VDO’s Colony, Khammam Town & District.	Black Granite	296/E & 296/F of Balapala (V) Kuravi (M)	Kuravi		1.000
104	Sri S.E.Prasad, H.No. 10-5-111, Mamillagudem, Khammam	Black Granite	392/1 of Gundepudi (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		2.000
105	M/s. Balaji Stones, Prop. K. Ashok Reddy, H.No. 2-7-01, Excise Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal.	Black Granite	39/2 of Yerzarla (V), Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		2.000
106	M/s. Laxmi Sai Granites, Prop: Sri Rama Murthy, H. No. 403 B, CRG paradise, Karimnagar (Renewal)	Black Granite	430/1 of Gundepudi (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		0.800
107	M/s. Vishnu Minerals, Mg.Part:Sri K.L.Prasad, TF-8,IVth Floor, RAM’s VSR Apartment, Mogalarajpuram, Vijayawada – 500010	Black Granite	Sy.No’s. 193/A & 194/A of Purushothamayagudem Village, Maripeda Mandal,	Maripeda		1.000
108	M/s. Sri Laxmi Gayathri Granites, Prop: Sri T. Satyanarayana, S/o Veeraiah, R/o. Flat No. 48/49, Kaikondayagudem (V), Khammam (Rural & District) (Transferred from M/s. Sri Srinivasa Granites)	Black Granite	512, 513, 523 & 524 of Chinnagudur (V), Maripeda (M)	Chinnagudur	1.000
109	M/s MM International, Prop:Sri M. Madhusudan Reddy, Flat No. 505, Sri Sri Kalakutir, Saraswathi Nagar, L.B.Nagar, Hyd-74 (transferred from M/s. Abhishek Minerals, Mg.Part: Smt G. Sunitha, H.No.59/1/2/1, Behind V.V. Tower, Kousalya Estate, Karkhana, Secunderabad)	Black Granite	66/A of Dharmaram (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		4.000
110	M/s Malisetti Mines and Minerals Pvt. Ltd., (MMMPL) Rp.by its Mg. Director Sri MVS Sri Krishna devarao, H.No.8-2-293/82/J-III/509-I, Plot No.509-I, Road No.86, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad(Transferred from M/s Sri Satya Sai Granites,)		76/A1,79/EE & 80 of Dharmaram (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		1.000
111	M/s. Venkateshwara Granites, Mg. Part: Sri M. Venkateswarlu, S/o Yalagondaiah, R/o Sitharampuram, Khammam (Urban), Khammam (Dist)	Black Granite	181 of Purushothamayagudem (V), Maripeda (M)	Maripeda	1.000
112	M/s. Kiran Granites, Prop: Smt V. Prameela, R/o H.No.4-2-92/2, Maripeda (V&M), Mahabubabad	Black Granite	121 of Giripuram (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda		1.500
113	M/s Anisha Granites (Transferred from M/s Soha Granites,Prop:Sri Md. Jameel, H.No1-159, Ballepally, Khammam Urban, Khammam District.)	Black Granite	392/1 of Gundepudi (V) Maripeda (M)	Maripeda	4.000
114	M/s Krishi Granites,H.No. 3-6-40/5, Bank Colony, Khammam	Black Granite	284/1 of thallaookal (V), Maripeda (M)	Maripeda
115	M/s. Sri Durga Chamundi Granties, Mg. Ptr. R.S. Devraj, H.No. 5-18, RTC. Colony, Khammam (Rural)	Black Granite	96/1 of Donakonda H/o Vemulapalli (V), Narsimhulapet (M)	Narsimhulapeta		2.000
116	M/s Sri Sai Balaji Granites, Mg.Pr:Sri S. Shiva Kumar, H.No.8-2-283/82/W/15/A, Krishna Nagar, Hyd.	Black Granite	255,267 (Govt.Land), 254/P,262/P & 268	Kesamudram	2.990
117	M/s. Gayatri Granite Industries, Mg. Part: Sri V. Ravi Chandra, S/o Narayana, H.No.11-10-701/C, Burhanpuram, Khammam	Black Granite	134 of Chinnanagaram (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru	8.000
118	Renual M/s. V.G.P. Granite & Exports (1st Renewal ), Mg. Part: Sri P. Srinivasulu Reddy, S/o Gopal Reddy, H.No.24-7-198/1/G/A-1, Satya Prabha Residency, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	133 of Chinnanagaram (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.000
119	M/s. Astral Granites (P) Ltd., G-1 Shruthinilaya Apartment, Yellareddyguda, Hyderabad-33	Black Granite	303 to 309 of Madanathurthy (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.000
120	M/s. Amman Granites, partner Sri. Govindswamy Muthukrishanan, H.No.6-1-121/105/1, Kondapally Gopal Nagar, Opp: Fire Station, Mahabubabad – 506101	Black Granite	306/B and 318/B of Madanathurthy (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.000
121	M/s.Sree V.S.V. Granites, Mg. Partner Sri.P.Venu Kumar, H.No.4-2-971, Rotary Nagar, Khmmam (Transferred from M/s.Bhanu Minerals (P) Ltd	Black Granite	340 of Errabelligudem (V) Nellikudur (M)	Nellikuduru		1.000
122	M/s.Sree V.S.V. Granites, Mg. Partner Sri.P.Venu Kumar, H.No.4-2-971, Rotary Nagar, Khmmam (Transferred from M/s.Bhanu Minerals (P) Ltd	Black Granite	326/2/1,340&337 Of Errabelligudem(V), Nellikuduru(M)	Nellikuduru		1.811
123	M/s hanuman Granites Transfer from M/s. Sri Srinivasa Granites Mg.Part: M. Bhagyamma,	Black Granite	223, 224 of Narasimhulagudem(V) Nellikudur (M)	Nellikuduru	0.76
124	M/s. Radhika Granites, Mg.Partner: D. Premalatha, 11-4-62/3, Nehrunagar, Khammam	Black Granite	393/1of Nellikudur (V)&(M)	Nellikuduru	1.581
125	M/s. Orkayvee Granites, Plot No. 72, Kalyani Nagar, Hyderabad	Black Granite	382/1, 382/2 of Alair (V), Nellikudur (M)	Nellikuduru	2.000
126	M/s Mahalaxmi Granites rep by its Mg. Partner:Sri Budhi Praksh Thoshniwal, 18/4/556, Shamsheergunj, Hydeabad. (Transferred from M/s Southern Rocks & Minerals)	Black Granite	203, 204 & 205, Chinnanagaram (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		5.262
1	M/s. Lakshmi Durga Granites, Mg. Partner: Sri Ch. Santhosh Reddy, S/o Raji Reddy, H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal (Amalgamation)	Black Granite	226 & 227of Errabelligudem (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		2.098
128	M/s. Venkata Sai Granites, Mg. Partner: Smt. S. Pavani, H.No. 4-2-151/14713, Srinivasanagar, Khammam	Black Granite	102/1 of Sriramgiri (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.000
129	M/s Ratna shila Granites (Transferred with amalgamation of two leases M/s. Sree Mohan Granites, (1.00 Hectr + 4.00 Hectr) Mg. partner Sri Ch. Santhosh Reddy, S/o Raji Reddy, H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanakonda, Warangal	Black Granite	152 & 182 of Chinnanagaram (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		5.000
2	M/s. Lakshmi Durga Granites, Mg. Partner Sri Ch. Santhosh Reddy, H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal (Transferred from M/s. B.V.L. Granites)	Black Granite	225/1 of Errabelligudem (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru	3.000
131	M/s. V. Qubes, Executive Part: Sri V. Vishweswara Rao, S/o Narsimha Rao, D.NO.50-121-30, Flat No.TF/3, B.S. Layout Seethammadhara, Visakhapatnam (Transfrred M/s. Bhanu Minerals Pvt.Ltd.)	Black Granite	277/2, 280 & 308 of Errabelligudem (V) Nellikuduru(M)	Nellikuduru	1.000
132	M/s. Keerthana Granites, Prop: Sri V. Sarvanan, R/o. D5 Sri Appartments, Advocate Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal (Dt)	Black Granite	200/A, 201/A, 202/A & 203/B of Chinnanagaram (V) Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.33
133	M/s. Shakthi Moogambika Granites, Prop: Sri G.Venugopal, H.No.41-A, Pudhu Colony, Cheran Nagar, Periyasemur Post, Erode-638004, Tamilnadu (Transferred from Sri V. Ramakrishna)	Black Granite	393/1 of Nellikuduru (V&M)	Nellikuduru	3.000
134	M/s. Sree Laxmi Engineers, Prop: Sri V. Srinivasa Rao, H.No.1-8-79, Flat No.304, Jublipura, Khammam (Transferred from M/s. Indo Granites)	Black Granite	Sy.No.202 of Nellikuduru (V&M)	Nellikuduru	1.000
135	M/s. Veerabhadra Granites, Prop: Sri B. Veeru Naik, S/o Dasu Naik, H.No.4-58, Basawataraka Nagar, B.C.M. Road, Palvancha (M), Khammam	Black Granite	225/1 of Errabelligudem (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru	1.000
136	M/s. Astral Granites (P) Ltd., Mg. Director: Sri N. Venkateshwar Rao, S/o Suryanarayana, H.No.8-3-800/6/1, G1 Sruthinilaya Apartments, Srinagar Colony, Yellareddyguda, Hyderabad	Black Granite	306 & 326 of Errabelligudem (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1
137	M/s. Gangothri Enterprises, Prop: Sri P. Janardhan Reddy, H.No.1-7-1589, Srinivas Nagar, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	74/A2, Vavilala (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru	1
138	M/s. Shiva Sai Granites, Mg. Partner Sri. M.Rajeshwar Rao, H.No.2-7-1224, Kanakadurga Colony, Waddepally, Hanamkonda, Warangal District, represented by its G.P.A holder Sri.Chukkala Gopi Chander	Black Granite	Sy.No.523/A1 & 523/A2 of Sriramgiri (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.55
3	M/s. Lakshmi Durga Granites, Mg. Partner Sri Ch. Santhosh Reddy, H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal (Transferred from M/s. Shanthi Granites)	Black Granite	307/2 & 308/2 of Errabelligudem(V), Nellikudur (M)	Nellikuduru		1.00
140	M/s. B.V.L. Granites, Mg. Part: Sri B. Manoj Kumar, S/o Kotaiah, R/o H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	225/1, Errabelligudem (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		4.686
141	M/s Raja Rajeshwara Granites, Rep.its. Mg.Part. Sri P.Praveen Rao, S/o Konda Rao, H.No. 1-93/4, Amanagurthy, Saidapur, Karimnagar, (transferred from Smt Bandi Laxmi, W/o Ashok)	Black Granite	168, Nainala (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		2.000
142	M/s. Venkateshwara Granites Prop: R. Venkateswara Rao, H.No. 23-6-231, Hunter Road, Warangal	Black Granite	225/120, 264/1, 264/2, 261, 262, 263, Errabelligudem (V), Nellikuduru	Nellikuduru	3.99
143	M/s Veerabhadra Granites, H.No.6-5, Basavatraka Colony, K.P. Jaganadhapuram Post, Polwancha Mandal, Khammam District	Black Granite	Sy.No.740 & 741 of Nellikuduru (V&M)	Nellikuduru	2.000
144	M/s Srinivasa Granites,Prop:Sri B. Rajendra Prasad, H.No.6-11, Teldarpally, Khammam District	Black Granite	Sy.No’s 630/C & 631 of Munigalaveedu (Vig), Nellikuduru(Mdl)	Nellikuduru	1.500
145	M/s V Qubes, Executive partner: Sri V. Visweswara Rao, Flat No.TF/3, B.S.Layot, Seethammadhara, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh	Black Granite	Sy.No. 280,273,277/2,272,278 & 279 of Errabelligudem (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		3.8
146	M/s Shiva Sai Granites,Prop: Sri Para Srinivasa Rao, H.No.6-1-2008, V.D.O’s Colony, Khammam District	Black Granite	Sy.No..117/P & 625/P of Munigalaveedu (V), Nellikuduru (M)	Nellikuduru		1.32
147	M/s Universal Hold Granites, Prop:Sri B.Veeru Naik,H.No:1-111/1/B/187, Raghavendra Colony,Opp: R.T.A Office,Kondpur,Ranga Reddy District	Black Granite	Sy.No. 225/1 of Yerrabelligudem Village, Nellikuduru Mandal, Mahabubabad District	Nellikuduru	1.00
148	M/s Sai Baba Granites, Prop: Sri B. Veeru Naik, H.No.6-5, Basavataraka Colony, Somulagudem, Palwancha, Bhadradri Kothgudem (Dist)	Black Granite	Sy.No.732, 780 & 735/P of Nellikuduru (V & M)	Nellikuduru		1.00
149	M/s Trident Mines & Minerals,Part:Sri Ch. Sagar Reddy, Door No.1-7-1346, Road No.6, Advocate Colony, Hanamkonda, (transferred from M/s. Harshitha Granites & Minerals, Mg. Part: Sri K. Nagaiah, H.No.1-7-1346, Advocates Colony, Hanamkonda (Three leases amalgamation)	Black Granite	35/3, 84 & 87/1 of Ammapuram & Kantayapalem (Vgs) Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	3.652	(87/1) 0.652
150	M/s. Vee Yen Granites, Prop: Sri V. Neelakandan, 46 Salal Street, Annavaram, Chennai.	Black Granite	87/1 of Kantayapalem (V) Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	1.2
151	M/s. Midwest Granite (P) Ltd., Mg. Director Sri M. Ajay Babu, D. No. 8-2-684/3/25 & 26, Road No. 12, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad (Transferred from M/s. Sri Sai Teja Granites)	Black Granite	Sy. No. 245 & 264 of Gurthur (V) Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	3.63
152	M/s Trident Mines and Minerals transferred from Sri G. Pandia Rajan,	Black Granite	35/1, 48/C & 54 of Ammapuram (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		1.000
153	M/s. V.M.P. Granites, Partner: Sri Pandia Rajan, H.No.1-8-604/2, Balasamudram, Hanamkonda	Black Granite	48/A&B & 54 of Ammapur (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		2.00
154	M/s. V.M.P. Granites, Partner: Sri Pandia Rajan, H.No.1-8-604/2, Balasamudram, Hanamkonda	Black Granite	35/A, 35/1, 35/B & 48 of Ammapur (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		2.92
155	M/s. Venkateshwara Mines & Minerals, Prop: Sri T. Laxmi Pradad Rao, H.No.4-44, Bheemaram, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	Sy.No.153 of Bonthupally (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	2.000
156	M/s. Chamundeshwari Granites, Mg. Part: Sri Suryanarayana, H.No.7-3-12/6, Dwaraka Nagar, Khammam	Black Granite	88 & 89 of Karkala (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		1.000
157	M/s. K.G.N. Granites, Mg. Part:	Black Granite	87/1 of Kantayapalem (V) Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	2.000
158	M/s. Madhucon Granites Ltd., H.No.1-7-70, Madhucon Complex, Jublipura, Khammam	Black Granite	53/A & 54/A & 55/A of Ammapuram (V) Thorrur (M)	Thorrur	2.12
159	M/s R.J.C. Granites, (Transferred from M/s Hanvi Granites (P) Ltd.,(Transferred from M/s. Sree Hanudeepika Granites))Rep. by its Mg.Pr:Sri E. Venkaeshwarlu, Office:02-1-367, Trunk Road, Khammam Urban Mandal, Khammam District	Black Granite	469/A & 469/C, Nancharimaduru (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		1.00
160	Sri K. Sridhar Reddy	Black Granite	189/9 & 249/2, Gurthuru (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		1.46
4	M/s. Lakshmi Durga Granites, Prop: Sri Ch. Santhosh Reddy, H.No.2-5-636, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal	Black Granite	241/P, 242/P, 242/A,B,D, 264/A,B & 302/2 , Gurthuru (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		4.11
162	M/s. Sharada Stonex, Prop: P. Murali Krishna, H.No.11-4-73, C.R.J. Towers, Nehrunagar, Khammam	Black Granite	47 of Somaram (V), Thorrur (M)	Thorrur		1.000
163	M/s Someshwara Granites, its prop:Sri K. Som Narsimha Reddy, S/o Ranga Reddy, R/o Bommakal(Vg), Thorur(M), Mahabubabad (Dist)	Black Granite	194 of Bommamkal (V), Thorrur(M)	Thorrur		1.50
164	M/s Trident Mines & Minerals,Part:Sri Ch. Sagar Reddy, Door No.1-7-1346, Road No.6, Advocate Colony, Hanamkonda, (transferred from M/s. Harshitha Granites & Minerals, )	Black Granite	33,34 & 35 of Ammapuram (Vig) Thorrur (Mdl)	Thorrur		2.41
166	M/s Sri Hari Granites,Prop: Smt. S. Radha W/o S. Saravanan, No.5B, Krushna Road, New Perungalthr, Chennai-600063	Black Granite	Sy.No.250,251, 256 & 249 of Gantlakunta (V), Peddavangara (M)	Peddavangara
167	M/s Diamond Granites, Prop; Smt. S. Radha, W/o. Saravanan, No.5B, Krushna Road, New Perugalthr, Chennai – 600 063	Black Granite	Sy.No.257 & 258 of Gantlakunta (V), Peddavangara (M)	Peddavangara
168	M/s J.K. Granites,Prop: Sri.V. Laxmipathi, R/o. Pochampally(V),Kodakandla (M),Warangal District	Black Granite	115/Aof Pochampally(V), Peddavangara (M)	Peddavangara
169	Sri N. Venkateshwar Reddy	Black Granite	214/1 & 241/5 of Vemnoor (V) Mahabubabad (M)	Mahabubabad	1.00
Colour Granite
1	M/s. A.L.S. Granite & Tools, Mg.Part: Sri Y. Lenin, H.No.6-3-108, Bank Colony, Khammam	46 of Gollacherla (V), Dornakal (M)	Dornakal	1.500	Colour Granite	Govt. Land	20 years
2	M/s Sri Shiridi Sai Stones, rep by its Mg.Ptr. Sri Mundla Ramesh,H.No:6-1-161,VDO’s Colony, Khammam.	43/I, 43/L & 43/L/I of Gollacherla Village, Dornakal Mandal, Mahabubabad District	Dornakal	4.500	Colour Granite	Patta Land	20 Years

Quarry Leases list of Stone & Metal
Sl.No	Lesse Name	Lease Period From	Lease Period to	Category of Land(Ha.)	Mandal	Village	Survey No	Extent
1	M/s. Sri Thirumala Stone Crusher, Prop: Sri G. Ravindra Babu, S/o Thirupathaiah, R/o H.No.4-1-146/3, Zaheerpura, Khammam	18/03/2015	17.03.2025	Govt. Land	Dornakal	Gollacherla	365/D/2/1 & 365/D/1	1.000
2	M/s. Sri Visweswara Stone Crusher, Prop: Sri Prabhakar Rao, R/o H.No.6-3-27/1/203, Sai Ganesh Apartment, Bank Colony, Khammam	17/04/2015	16.04.2025	Govt. Land	Dornakal	Mulkalapally	28/1	2
3	M/s. Bhadrakali Stone Crusher, Prop: Raja Mohan Reddy, S/o. Pulla Reddy, R/o Seethanagaram (V), Gudur (M)	16/10/2008	15.10.2023	Govt. Land	Kuravi	Nerada	543/1	1.000
4	M/s. Sujana Constructions, Mg. Part: Sri R. Ram Mohan Rao, S/o Papa Rao, R/o H.No.1-10-149, Ashok Nagar, Hyderabad, Represented G.P.A. holder Sri P. Ranga Reddy	11-09-2012	10-09-2027	Patta land	Kuravi	Kothuru	204 & 228/Part	2.160
5	M/s. Satya Shailaja Stone Crusher, Prop: Sri Thirupathaiah, R/o Balapala (V), Kuravi (M), Mahabubabad District	05/09/2015	04.09.2025	Patta land	Kuravi	Balapala	170,	1.000
6	M/s N. Ramachandra Reddy Minerals, Mg.Part:Sri Gangula Sanjeeva Reddy S/o Thirupathi Reddy, R/o H.No.6-2-102/1, Advocates Colony, Mahabubabad Town & Dist	24.09.2018	23.09.2038	Patta land	Kuravi	Chinthapally	136	2.000
1	M/s. Vineela Stone Crusher, Mg. Part: Sri Parkala Srinivasa Reddy, S/o Linga Reddy, H.No.1-4-46/9, Old Bazar, Mahabubabad, Warangal	20/04/2011	19.04.2021	Govt. Land	Mahabubabad	Gumdur	278/178	0.89
2	M/s. Veerabhadra Stone Crusher, Prop: Sri K. chdra Shekhar, H.No.1-1-518, Sri Sai Nagar, Suryapet, Nagonda (transferred from M/s. Sri Rama Stone Crusher)	6-2-2013	05.02.2023	Patta land	Mahabubabad	Shanigapuram	286/A	1
3	M/s. N. Ramchandra Reddy, Mg. Part: Sri N. Ramchandra Reddy, S/o Venkata Reddy, R/o H.No.1-4-46, Old Bazar, Mahabubabad (M), Warangal	26-06-2013	25.06.2023	Govt. Land	Mahabubabad	Gumdur	287/178	1.980
4	Aarthi Stone Crusher, Mg.Part: Sri R. Venkat Reddy, S/o Papi Reddy, H.No.1-117, Anantharam (V), Mahabubabad (M), Mahabubabad (D)	26/06/2013	25.06.2023	Govt. Land	Mahabubabad	Gumdur	281/1, 287/178	1.567
11	M/s. S.K.R. Constructions, Mg. Partner Sri K. Krishna Rao, S/o Rama Rao, H.No.1-2-270/102/A/2, K.K. Road, Suryapet, Nalgonda	08/12/2015	07.012.2030	Patta land	Dhanthalapally	Gunnepally	230	2.269
12	M/s. Bhagya Laxmi Associates, Mg. Part: Sri M. Ramnarayana, S/o Veeraiah, R/o H.NO.1-7-1080/1, Advocates Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal	08/12/2015	07.12.2030	Patta land	Dhanthalapally	Gunnepally	228 & 229	2.275
13	Sri S. Mohan Reddy	16-03-2009	15.03.2024	Govt. Land	Nellikuduru	Nainala	230	1.200
14	Sri S. Mohan Reddy, s/o Aga Reddy, R/o H.No.3-142/1, Danasari H/o Kothur (V), Kesamudram (M)	17/06/2016	16/06/2026	Govt. Land	Nellikuduru	Nainala	230	2.500
15	M/s Venkateshwara Constructions	21.02.2008	20.02.2023		Nellikuduru	Nellikuduru	276/1	1.5
16	M/s Sadguru Constructions , Mg.Part: Sri Sarampally Rushikesh Reddy, S/o S. Mohan Reddy, R/o H.No.3-142/1, Danasari H/o Kothur (V), Kesamudram (M), Mahabubabad (D).	14.08.2018	13.08.2038	Govt.Poramboke Land)	Kesamudram	Arpanapalle	21,24/1	5.26
17	Sri Polepally Srinivas Reddy	05.12.2018	04.12.2028	Govt.Land	Nellikuduru	Narasimhulagudem	172/P	9.000
18	M/s Shiva Sai Stone Crusher, Mg.Part:Sri N. Venugopal Reddy,			Govt. Land	Kuravi	Thirumalapuram	188,193	2.000
19	M/s Venkateshwara Stone Crusher, Represented by its Proprietor: Sri Shivarathri Swamy	43989	05.07.2040	Govt.Land	Gudur	Ponugodu	293/1, 292/B, 292/B/A & 292/B/AA	4.57

Govt.LandPatta LandForest Land

Major Minerals Iron Ore Mining Leases List
Sl.No	Name and address of the Lease holders	Mineral	Location of the area	Classification of land (Ha.)		Lease Period
1	Sri J. Mark Raju, S/o Hemu, R/o Mudigonda (V), Nekkonda (M), Warangal District	Iron -ore	S.No.45/1, Motlathimmapuram, Bayyaram (M). Mahabubabad (D)	8.000		04-04-2005 to 03-04-2025
2	Sri J. Mark Raju, S/o Hemu, R/o Mudigonda (V), Nekkonda (M), Warangal District	Iron -ore	S.No. 202/1, Bayyaram (V&M), Mahabubabad District	8.000		04-04-2005 to 03-04-2025
3	Sri J. Mark Raju, S/o Hemu, R/o Mudigonda (V), Nekkonda (M), Warangal District	Iron -ore	S.No.74/1, Ramachandrapuram (V), Bayyaram (M), Mahabubabad District		8.000	04-04-2005 to 03-04-2025

Govt.LandPatta Land

31 Minerals Quarry Leases List
Sl.No	Name and address of the Lease holders	Mineral	Location of the area	Classification of land (Ha.)		Lease Period
1	M/s Viswabarathi Mining Corp., Mgp:Sri S.V.S Reddy 1/397-1,Court Road,Kadapa.	Barytes	S.No.76,Siripuram(V), Garla (M). Mahabubabad (D)	123.076		11-06-2005 to 10-06-2025
2	M/s Indian Barytes & Chemicals Ltd. Mgp:Sri S.V.S Reddy, 3/433,Raja Reddy Street,Kadapa	Barytes	S.No.76/1,Siripuram(V), Garla(M), Mahabubabad (D)	121.406		15-12-2001 to 14-12-2021
3	M/s Mahima Tribal Labour Contract Mutually Aided Co-Operative Society Ltd., its chairperson Sri Jatoth Ravi (Transferred from M/s Laxmi ST Mining & Leasing L..C.C.Society, )	Barytes	S.No.57&58, Pocharam(V),Garla(M)	22.259		03-01-2006 to 02-01-2026
4	M/s Mahima Tribal Labour Contract Mutually Aided Co-Operative Society Ltd., it’s Chairperson Sri Jatoth Ravi (Transferred from M/s Pocharam Tribal Mining Co-op Society Ltd.,) Pocharam (Vig) Garla (M), Khammam District.	Barytes	Sy.No. 57 & 58, Pocharam (V), Garla (M), Mahabubabad District	22.267		21-04-2009 to 20-04-2029
5	Sri N.Dharasing Naik, S/o Bhanya Naik, Atchammakunta Thanda (V), Kapunoor Po,Macherla (M), Guntur Dt	Dolomite & Barytes	Sy.No. 99, Pocharam (V), Garla (M), Mahabubabad District		27.800	15-09-2009 to 14-09-2029
6	M/s Kankadurga Tribal Labour Contract Mutually Aided Co-operative Society Ltd., Presdt: Paltya Moni, Pocharam (PO), Garla (M), Khammam District.	Dolomite & Barytes	S.No.58, Pocharam (V), Garla (M), Khammam District.	41.295		11-01-10 to 10-01-2030
7	M/s Crown Consumable Promoting Pvt. Ltd., Prop. Dr. Bhukya Bhaskar Naik	Dolomite	Sy.No. 87/P, Pocharam (V), Garla (M), Mahabubabad District	4.048		15-07-2014 to 14.07.2034
8	Sri Vattam Kannaiah, H.No. 3-22, Rompaid, Yellandu, Khammam Dt.	Quartz	Sy.no. 195, Kistapuram (V), Bayyaram (M), Mahabubabad Dt.		4.989