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NOTIFICATION
No: FEE 108 ENV 2008, Bangalore, dated: 15th January, 2010.
After the convention on Biological Diversity negotiation, the Government of India has passed
Biological Diversity Act 2002, for the purpose of conservation of biodiversity, sustainable use of
components of biodiversity, fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic
resources. Section 37 of the Act provides for declaration of certain areas as Biodiversity Heritage Sites by
the State Government. As per the guidelines issued by the Central Government, the areas having unique
ecological fragile ecosystem, species richness, high endemism, presence of rare, endemic and
threatened species, keystone species, species of evolutionary significance, wild ancestors of
domestic/cultivated species or land races or other varieties, past pre-eminence of biological components
represented by fossil bodies and having cultural or aesthetic values may be declared as heritage sites.
Proposals have been received from various organizations and stakeholders to declare Nethrani
island as Biodiversity Heritage Site. The Deputy Commissioner, Uttara Kannada District has
recommended to declare Nethrani island as Biodiversity heritage site. The Zilla Panchayat, Dakshina
Kannada has welcomed this suggestion and has adopted a resolution on 23rd February 2007. The
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Karnataka Biodiversity Board in its meeting has considered the proposal and recommended to the
Government to declare the same as Biodiversity Heritage Site under section 37 of Biological Diversity Act,
2002. The details of the same are as below:
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Name of the Site
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Nethrani Coral Reef Island
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Uttara Kannada
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Taluk
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Bhatkal
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Gram Panchayat
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Mavalli
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50 acres
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11 nautical miles west from the coast of
Bhatkal (18 kms.) in Arabian Sea
Significance of the site: The Nethrani is Coral Reef Island. It has 27 species and 4 genus are newly
recorded in and around this Island. The two species of fish viz Cheilinus undulates (endangered) and
Rhincodon typus (vulnerable) found in this area are included in the IUCN red data book. The small giant
clams, (Tridacna maxing) protected under Indian Wildlife (protection) Act 1972 and included in the IUCN
invertebrate Red data book. It is a habitat of various marine biodiversity which is under threat due to
various human activities, some of which are unique to this area. The island is uninhabited with rare fauna
and flora of high biological significance.
On the recommendation of Karnataka Biodiversity Board, the government intends to declare the
above island as Biodiversity Heritage Site under Section 37(i) of Biological Diversity Act 2002. It is
brought to the notice of the general public and all concerned. The government invites objections, if any,
on the above issue. The objections should reach the Member Secretary, Karnataka Biodiversity Board,
‘Vanavikas’ building, 18th cross, Malleshwaram, Bangalore, Phone: 080-23448783, Fax: 080-23440535,
e-mail: [email protected], in writing within 30 days from the date of publication in the Karnataka
Gazette. The objections received after the stipulated time will not be considered and the same will stand
rejected. Further details may be obtained from the Member Secretary, Karnataka Biodiversity Board on
the above address.
P.R. 80
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
B.MANOHAR
Under Secretary to Government
Forest, Ecology & Environment Department
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FOREST, ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No: FEE 132 ENV 2009, Bangalore, dated: 15th January, 2010.
After the convention on Biological Diversity negotiation, the Government of India has passed
Biological Diversity Act 2002, for the purpose of conservation of biodiversity, sustainable use of
components of biodiversity, fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic
resources. Section 37 of the Act provides for declaration of certain areas as Biodiversity Heritage Sites by
the State Government. As per the guidelines issued by the Central Government, the areas having unique
ecological fragile ecosystem, species richness, high endemism, presence of rare, endemic and
threatened species, keystone species, species of evolutionary significance, wild ancestors of
domestic/cultivated species or land races or other varieties, past pre-eminence of biological components
represented by fossil bodies and having cultural or aesthetic values may be declared as heritage sites.
A proposal has been received from the Registrar, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore
requesting the Karnataka Biodiversity Board to declare GKVK Campus (Gandhi Krishi Vignana Kendra)
as Biodiversity Heritage Site under section 37(i) of Biological Diversity Act, 2002. The request of the
University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore has also been forwarded by the National Biodiversity
Authority for consideration. The Karnataka Biodiversity Board in its meeting has considered the proposal
and recommended to the Government to declare the same as Biodiversity Heritage Site under Biological
Diversity Act, 2002. The details of the area proposed is as under:
1
Name of the Site
University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK Campus, Bangalore
2
Name of the
Bangalore
3
Extent
Area
Sy.
No.
Name of the village
Extent (ha.)
Area A
1
Thindlu
16
Area B
7
Chikka Bommasandra
8
Area C
1
Kodigehalli
16
Area D
1
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7
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7
Area E 2
12
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14
Area E 3
9 & 10
Thindlu village
6
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1
Kodigehalli
16
Area E 5
193 & 197
Kodigehalli
8
Area E 6
196 & 199
Kodigehalli
13
Area E 7
87
Allalasandra Village
14
Area E 8
84
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12
Area E 9
100 & 101
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3
Area
E
10
4
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6
Area E 6
196 & 199
Kodigehalli
13
Total
167
Scrub forest
- 40 hectare
Park
- 28 hectare
Plantation & orchards
- 99 hectare
167 hectare (14 patches)
Significance: The total extent of GKVK campus, Agricultural University, Bangalore is 1380 Acres (559
Hectares). Leaving buildings and other infrastructure, 167 hectares (412 acres) has been extensively
developed by variety of agricultural and biotechnology research plots and nurtured a landscape to support
wide range of flora and fauna. The GKVK campus is considered one of the greenest areas in Bangalore.
In addition, the research activities of the Agricultural University have supported the collection of
wide range of germplasms, evolved a botanical garden containing a collection of nearly 600 species of
important plants and trees. As a result, the biological diversity of this campus constitutes a critical
repository of various forms of flora and fauna, which needs to be protected and nurtured to posterity. As
per the survey, the university campus has the biodiversity which includes – mammals-13 species, reptiles-
10 species, birds-165 species and 530 plant species.
On the recommendation of Karnataka Biodiversity Board, the government intends to declare the
above stated area of 167 Ha as Biodiversity Heritage Site under Section 37(i) of Biological Diversity Act
2002. It is brought to the notice of the general public and all concerned; the government invites objections,
if any, on the above issue. The objections should reach the Member Secretary, Karnataka Biodiversity
Board, ‘Vanavikas’ building, 18th cross, Malleshwaram, Bangalore, Phone: 080-23448783, Fax: 080-
23440535, e-mail: [email protected], in writing within 30 days from the date of publication in the
Karnataka Gazette. The objections received after the stipulated time will not be considered and the same
will stand rejected. Further details, if any, may be obtained from the Member Secretary, Karnataka
Biodiversity board on the above address.
P.R. 81
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
B.MANOHAR
Under Secretary to Government
Forest, Ecology & Environment Department
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KARNATAKA STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION, BANGALORE
NOTIFICATION
No.HRC:196:ADM:2009, Bangalore, Date: 16th January, 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section(2) of Section 10 and section 29 of the
Protection of Human Rights Act 1993 (Central Act 10 of 1994) read with Regulation 37 of the Karnataka
State Human Rights Commission hereby makes the following Regulations, namely:
1. Short title and commencement: (1) These regulations may be called the Karnataka State
Human Rights Commission (procedure) (Amendment) Regulations-2010
(2) They shall come into force with immediate effect
2. Amendment of Regulation 9: In Regulation 9 of the Karnataka State Human Rights
Commission (procedure) Regulations 2007, after sub-regulation (k) the following shall be inserted namely:
(l) Any complaint unsigned by the Sender.
(m) Where the complaint does not disclose the full postal address of the Sender or the full identity
of the public officer against whom grievance is made.
2. Amendment of Regulation 24 (1):- Period of preservation of records:
In sub-regulation (1) of Regulation 24 of the Karnataka State Human Rights Commission
(Procedure) Regulations 2007 shall be substituted by the following:
“Unless otherwise ordered by special or general orders of the Chairperson, the entire records of
cases disposed off under regulation-9 shall be destroyed after expiry of six months from the date of
disposal and the records of other cases after the expiry of one year from the date of disposal, other than
the records of files wherein the recommendations or orders of the Commission are challenged before any
court or pending for compliance of the recommendation of the Commission by Government or any other
public authority”.
P.R. 118
Justice S.R. Nayak
Chairperson
R.H. Raddi
Member
B. Parthasarathy
Member
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COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No.CI.67:MMM.2007, Bangalore, Date: 28th January, 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section(1) of Section 5 of Mines and Minerals
(Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Central Act 67 of 1957), and with the prior approval of
Government of India, vide letter No.4/36/2008-M.IV dated 30.10.2009, Ministry of Mines, Government of
India, New Delhi, the Government of Karnataka hereby grants the Reconnaissance Permit for Gold,
Copper, Lead, Zinc, Silver, Diamond, Iron and associated Minerals over an area of 243-34 Sq.Kms. in
Gulbarga district in favour of M/s. Deccan Gold Mines Limited for a period of 3 years in accordance with
the provisions of existing Rules and as per the sketch furnished by the Director of Mines and Geology,
Bangalore subject to compliance of the provisions of the said Act and Rules made there under including
Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and rules made there under.
The grant of Reconnaissance Permit sanctioned herein is also subject to the terms and
conditions in the Annexure appended herewith.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
ANNEXURE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE RECONNAISSANCE PERMIT SANCTIONED IN GOVERNMENT
NOTIFICATION NO.CI.67: MMM.2007 DATED: 28.01.2010 IN FAVOUR OF M/S. DECCAN GOLD
MINES LIMITED.
(1) The holder of reconnaissance permit shall progressively relinquish the area granted under the
permit as follows:-
(a)
After completion of two years, the area shall be reduced one thousand square kilometers or
fifty percent of the area granted, whichever is less; and
(b)
The area would be further relinquished so that the permit holder is left with an area not more
than twenty five Sq.Kilometers at the end of the third year.
(2)
The holder of the reconnaissance permit shall strictly adhere to the minimum expenditure
commitment and specific physical targets as stated in the application and specified in the order
of grant of the permit failing which reconnaissance permit may be cancelled.
(3)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall make available all data collected by him during the
reconnaissance operations to the Geological Survey of India, Indian Bureau of Mines and
the State Government which may be made available to any prospecting investor after a
minimum period of two years of the completion of the period of reconnaissance permit.
(4)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall not enter any forest land or any private land
without obtaining permission of the Forest Department or the owner of the private land, as
the case may be.
(5)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall maintain accurate faithful account of all the
expenses incurred by him on the reconnaissance operations.
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(6)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall submit to the State Government a six monthly
report of the work done by him and the valuable data collected by him during the period.
The report shall be submitted within three months of the close of the period to which it relates.
(7)
The permit holder shall also submit to the State Government within three months of the expiry
of the permit, or abandonment of the operations or termination of the permit whichever is
earlier, a full report of the work done by him and all information relevant to mineral resources
acquired by him in the course of reconnaissance permit in the area covered by the permit.
(8)
While submitting reports under sub clause (vi) or (vii), the permit holder may specify that the
whole or any part of the report or data submitted by him shall be kept confidential; and the State
Government shall thereupon, keep the specified portions as confidential for a period of two
years from the expiry of the permit, or abandonment of operations or termination of the permit,
whichever is earlier.
(9)
The permit holders shall allow every officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to examine at any time accounts maintained and furnish to the Central
Government or the State Government or any other officer authorised by it in that behalf such
information and returns.
(10) The permit holder shall allow any officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to inspect any reconnaissance operations carried on by him.
(11) The permit holder shall pay the permit fee of Rs.20/-(Rupees twenty) per square kilometer of land
held by the permit holder for each year or part thereof before the permit Deed is executed as per
rules.
(12)
If radiometric instruments are fitted during the aerial survey, the holder of reconnaissance permit
shall make available the data generated to the Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and
Research, Department of Atomic Energy, AMD Complex, Begumpet, Hyderabad-500 016
(A.P).
(13) The reconnaissance permit may contain such other conditions as may be imposed by the
Central Government which inter-alia may include the condition that the representative of the
Directorate General, Civil Aviation or Ministry of Defense shall be present during the aerial
surveys.
(14) The State Government may, with the approval of the Central Government, impose such further
conditions in the permit as it may think necessary in the interest of mineral development
and for compliance of various legal provisions.
(15)
a) The reconnaissance permit holder shall deposit as security for the observance of the terms and
condition of the permit a sum of Rs.20/- in respect of every square kilometer or part thereof for
which the permit is granted before the permit deed is executed as per Rule 7B(i) of M. C. Rules
1960.
b) The permit holder shall execute reconnaissance permit deed within 90 days from the date of
communication of the order of sanction or such further period as the State Government may allow
in this behalf and if no such deed is executed within such period due to any fault on the part of the
applicant, the State Government may revoke the order granting reconnaissance permit and in that
event the fee paid shall be forfeited to the State Government as per rule 7A(1) of M. C. Rules
1960.
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c) The date of commencement of the period for which a reconnaissance permit is granted shall
be the date on which the deed is executed after all necessary clearance have been obtained.
16)
If on the date of execution of the reconnaissance permit, there are areas already held under PL(s)
or ML(s) in the area granted under this reconnaissance permit, the reconnaissance permit holder
shall not have preferential rights for grant of PL/ML under Section 11(1) of the MMDR Act, 1957
in respect of such overlapping areas already held under PL(s) or ML(s) on the date of execution
of the reconnaissance permit.
17)
It should be ensured that the stipulated targets for reconnaissance operations and expenditure
commitments are strictly adhered to failing which the reconnaissance permit would be cancelled
18)
In case of breach of any condition imposed on any holder of reconnaissance permit by or under
this rule, the State Government may by order in writing, cancel the permit, and/or forfeit in whole
or in part, the amount deposited by the permit holder as security.
No: CI.67:MMM.2007
P.R. 88
M. VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
NOTIFICATION
No.CI.78:MMM.2004, Bangalore, Date: 28th January, 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section(1) of Section 5 of Mines and Minerals
(Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Central Act 67 of 1957), and with the prior approval of
Government of India, vide letter No.4/57/2005-M.IV dated 26.08.2008, Ministry of Mines, Government of
India, New Delhi, the Government of Karnataka hereby grants the Reconnaissance Permit for Diamond,
Gold and associated minerals over an area of 1538-00 Sq.Kms. in Hassan, Kodagu, Dakshina Kannada
and Chickmagalur Districts in favour of M/s. BHP Khanij Anveshana Pvt. Limited for a period of 3 years in
accordance with the provisions of MM(D&R)Act, 1957 and Mineral Concession Rules and as per the
sketch furnished by the Director of Mines and Geology, Bangalore subject to compliance of the provisions
of the said Act and Rules made there under including Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and rules made
there under.
The grant of Reconnaissance Permit sanctioned herein is also subject to the terms and
conditions in the Annexure appended herewith.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
ANNEXURE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE RECONNAISSANCE PERMIT SANCTIONED IN GOVERNMENT
NOTIFICATION NO.CI.78: MMM.2004 DATED: 28.01.2010 IN FAVOUR OF M/S. BHP KHANIJ
ANVESHANA PVT.LIMITED.
(1)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall progressively relinquish the area granted under the
permit as follows:-
(a) After completion of two years, the area shall be reduced one thousand square kilometers
or fifty percent of the area granted, whichever is less; and
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(b) The area would be further relinquished so that the permit holder is left with an area not more
than twenty five Sq.Kilometers at the end of the third year
(2)
The holder of the reconnaissance permit shall strictly adhere to the minimum expenditure
commitment and specific physical targets as stated in the application and specified in the order
of grant of the permit failing which reconnaissance permit may be cancelled.
(3)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall make available all data collected by him during the
reconnaissance operations to the Geological Survey of India, Indian Bureau of Mines and
the State Government which may be made available to any prospecting investor after a
minimum period of two years of the completion of the period of reconnaissance permit
(4)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall not enter any forest land or any private land
without obtaining permission of the Forest Department or the owner of the private land, as
the case may be.
(5)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall maintain accurate faithful account of all the
expenses incurred by him on the reconnaissance operations.
(6)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall submit to the State Government a six
monthly report of the work done by him and the valuable data collected by him during
the period. The report shall be submitted within three months of the close of the period to which
it relates.
(7)
The permit holder shall also submit to the State Government within three months of the
expiry of the permit, or abandonment of the operations or termination of the permit
whichever is earlier, a full report of the work done by him and all information relevant to mineral
resources acquired by him in the course of reconnaissance permit in the area covered by
the permit
(8)
While submitting reports under sub clause (vi) or (vii), the permit holder may specify that the
whole or any part of the report or data submitted by him shall be kept confidential; and the State
Government shall thereupon, keep the specified portions as confidential for a period of two
years from the expiry of the permit, or abandonment of operations or termination of the permit,
whichever is earlier.
(9)
The permit holders shall allow every officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to examine at any time accounts maintained and furnish to the Central
Government or the State Government or any other officer authorised by it in that behalf such
information and returns.
(10) The permit holder shall allow any officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to inspect any reconnaissance operations carried on by him
11) The permit holder shall pay the permit fee of Rs.20/-(Rupees twenty) per square kilometer of land
held by the permit holder for each year or part thereof before the permit Deed is executed as per
rules.
12)
If radiometric instruments are fitted during the aerial survey, the holder of reconnaissance permit
shall make available the data generated to the Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and
Research, Department of Atomic Energy, AMD Complex, Begumpet, Hyderabad-500 016 (A.P).
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13)
The reconnaissance permit may contain such other conditions as may be imposed by the
Central Government which inter-alia may include the condition that the representative of the
Directorate General, Civil Aviation or Ministry of Defense shall be present during the aerial
surveys.
14)
The State Government may, with the approval of the Central Government, impose such further
conditions in the permit as it may think necessary in the interest of mineral development
and for compliance of various legal provisions.
15)
a) The reconnaissance permit holder shall deposit as security for the observance of the terms and
condition of the permit a sum of Rs.20/- in respect of every square kilometer or part thereof for
which the permit is granted before the permit deed is executed as per Rule 7B(i) of M. C. Rules
1960.
b) The permit holder shall execute reconnaissance permit deed within 90 days from the date of
communication of the order of sanction or such further period as the State Government may allow
in this behalf and if no such deed is executed within such period due to any fault on the part of the
applicant, the State Government may revoke the order granting reconnaissance permit and in that
event the fee paid shall be forfeited to the State Government as per rule 7A(1) of M. C. Rules
1960.
c) The date of commencement of the period for which a reconnaissance permit is granted shall
be the date on which the deed is executed after all necessary clearance have been obtained.
16)
If on the date of execution of the reconnaissance permit, there are areas already held under PL(s)
or ML(s) in the area granted under this reconnaissance permit, the reconnaissance permit holder
shall not have preferential rights for grant of PL/ML under Section 11(1) of the MMDR Act, 1957
in respect of such overlapping areas already held under PL(s) or ML(s) on the date of execution
of the reconnaissance permit.
17)
It should be ensured that the stipulated targets for reconnaissance operations and expenditure
commitments are strictly adhered to failing which the reconnaissance permit would be cancelled.
18)
In case of breach of any condition imposed on any holder of reconnaissance permit by or under
this rule, the State Government may by order in writing, cancel the permit, and/or forfeit in whole
or in part, the amount deposited by the permit holder as security.
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P.R. 89
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
NOTIFICATION
No.CI.79:MMM.2004, Bangalore, Date: 28th January, 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section(1) of Section 5 of Mines and Minerals
(Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Central Act 67 of 1957), and with the prior approval of
Government of India, vide letter No.4/58/2005-M.IV dated 26.08.2008, Ministry of Mines, Government of
India, New Delhi, the Government of Karnataka hereby grants the Reconnaissance Permit for Diamond
and Gold, over an area of 2120-00 Sq.Kms. in Gadag and Koppal Districts in favour of M/s. BHP Khanij
Anveshana Pvt.Limited for a period of 3 years in accordance with the provisions of existing Rules and as
per the sketch furnished by the Director of Mines and Geology, Bangalore subject to compliance of the
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provisions of the said Act and Rules made there under including Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and
rules made there under.
The grant of Reconnaissance Permit sanctioned herein is also subject to the terms and
conditions in the Annexure appended herewith.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
ANNEXURE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE RECONNAISSANCE PERMIT SANCTIONED IN GOVERNMENT
NOTIFICATION NO.CI.79: MMM.2004 DATED: 28.01.2010 IN FAVOUR OF M/S. BHP KHANIJ
ANVESHANA PVT.LIMITED.
1)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall progressively relinquish the area granted under the
permit as follows:-
(a) After completion of two years, the area shall be reduced one thousand square kilometers or
fifty percent of the area granted, whichever is less; and
(b) The area would be further relinquished so that the permit holder is left with an area not more
than twenty five Sq.Kilometers at the end of the third year.
(2)
The holder of the reconnaissance permit shall strictly adhere to the minimum expenditure
commitment and specific physical targets as stated in the application and specified in the order
of grant of the permit failing which reconnaissance permit may be cancelled.
(3)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall make available all data collected by him during the
reconnaissance operations to the Geological Survey of India, Indian Bureau of Mines and
the State Government which may be made available to any prospecting investor after a
minimum period of two years of the completion of the period of reconnaissance permit.
(4)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall not enter any forest land or any private land without
obtaining permission of the Forest Department or the owner of the private land, as the case
may be.
(5)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall maintain accurate faithful account of all the
expenses incurred by him on the reconnaissance operations.
(6)
The holder of reconnaissance permit shall submit to the State Government a six monthly
report of the work done by him and the valuable data collected by him during the period.
The report shall be submitted within three months of the close of the period to which it relates.
(7)
The permit holder shall also submit to the State Government within three months of the expiry
of the permit, or abandonment of the operations or termination of the permit whichever is
earlier, a full report of the work done by him and all information relevant to mineral resources
acquired by him in the course of reconnaissance permit in the area covered by the permit.
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(8)
While submitting reports under sub clause (vi) or (vii), the permit holder may specify that the whole
or any part of the report or data submitted by him shall be kept confidential; and the State
Government shall thereupon, keep the specified portions as confidential for a period of two
years from the expiry of the permit, or abandonment of operations or termination of the permit,
whichever is earlier.
(9)
The permit holders shall allow every officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to examine at any time accounts maintained and furnish to the Central
Government or the State Government or any other officer authorised by it in that behalf such
information and returns.
10)
The permit holder shall allow any officer authorized by the Central Government or the State
Government in this behalf to inspect any reconnaissance operations carried on by him.
11)
The permit holder shall pay the permit fee of Rs.20/-(Rupees twenty) per square kilometer of land
held by the permit holder for each year or part thereof before the permit Deed is executed as per
rules.
12)
If radiometric instruments are fitted during the aerial survey, the holder of reconnaissance permit
shall make available the data generated to the Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and
Research, Department of Atomic Energy, AMD Complex, Begumpet, Hyderabad-500 016
(A.P).
13)
The reconnaissance permit may contain such other conditions as may be imposed by the
Central Government which inter-alia may include the condition that the representative of the
Directorate General, Civil Aviation or Ministry of Defense shall be present during the aerial
surveys.
14)
The State Government may, with the approval of the Central Government, impose such further
conditions in the permit as it may think necessary in the interest of mineral development
and for compliance of various legal provisions.
15)
a) The reconnaissance permit holder shall deposit as security for the observance of the terms
and condition of the permit a sum of Rs.20/- in respect of every square kilometer or part thereof
for which the permit is granted before the permit deed is executed as per Rule 7B(i) of M. C.
Rules 1960.
b) The permit holder shall execute reconnaissance permit deed within 90 days from the date of
communication of the order of sanction or such further period as the State Government may allow
in this behalf and if no such deed is executed within such period due to any fault on the part of the
applicant, the State Government may revoke the order granting reconnaissance permit and in that
event the fee paid shall be forfeited to the State Government as per rule 7A(1) of M. C. Rules
1960.
c) The date of commencement of the period for which a reconnaissance permit is granted shall
be the date on which the deed is executed after all necessary clearance have been obtained.
16)
If on the date of execution of the reconnaissance permit, there are areas already held under PL(s)
or ML(s) in the area granted under this reconnaissance permit, the reconnaissance permit holder
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shall not have preferential rights for grant of PL/ML under Section 11(1) of the MMDR Act, 1957
in respect of such overlapping areas already held under PL(s) or ML(s) on the date of execution
of the reconnaissance permit.
17)
It should be ensured that the stipulated targets for reconnaissance operations and expenditure
commitments are strictly adhered to failing which the reconnaissance permit would be cancelled
18)
In case of breach of any condition imposed on any holder of reconnaissance permit by or under
this rule, the State Government may by order in writing, cancel the permit, and/or forfeit in whole or
in part, the amount deposited by the permit holder as security.
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P.R. 90
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
NOTIFICATION
No.CI.95:MMM.2009, Bangalore, Dated: 29th January, 2010.
In pursuance of Sub-section 2 of Section 8 of the Mines and Minerals (Development and
Regulation) Act, 1957, the Government of Karnataka hereby accords sanction for Second renewal of
Mining Lease No. 2087 for a period of 20 years (Twenty years only) w.e.f. 15.04.1999, in favour of
M/s.Kumaraswamy Mining Company, for Manganese ore, 25.50 hectares (Twenty five point five zero
hectares only) in Devagiri Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary District, as per the sketch furnished by the
Director, Department of Mines and Geology, Bangalore, subject to compliance of the provisions of the
Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 and Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 as
amended from time to time and other applicable Acts and Rules including Forest (Conservation) Act,
1980, Environmental Protection Act, 1986, EIA Notification 2006 etc., as amended from time to time and
Rules made there under.
Sanction of this Mining lease is also subject to the terms and conditions appended hereto and
also subject to Court proceedings if any.
The Department of Mines of Geology is directed to take necessary action to measure the area
scientifically through GPS and to publish the Digitized Map in the Website.
The Mining lease should be executed only after submission of all the statutory documents/clearances,
such as IBM Report, etc by the applicant.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE SECOND RENEWAL OF MINING LEASE NO.2087 SANCTIONED
IN GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION NO.CI.95:MMM.2009 Dated 27.01.2010.
a) Mining lease should be in respect of Manganese ore, only. If other minerals are found in
association with Manganese ore, they should be brought to the notice of Government and if the lessee
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desires to mine these minerals along with Manganese ore, he/she/it should do so only after the consent
of Government is obtained in writing.
b) If beryl or any other substance prescribed U/S 3 of the Atomic Energy Act, XXIX of 1948 is found to
occur in the property under the lease, the lessee shall make available such mineral to the Government of
India.
c) The lease shall also be subject to the provisions of Rules in Chapter IV of the Minerals
Concession Rules, 1960.
d) The lease shall also be subject to the Rules, issued U/S 18 of the Mines & Minerals (D&R) Act,
1957.
e) The lessee shall pay to the Director of Mines and Geology in Karnataka, Bangalore, necessary
Security Deposit for due observance of the terms and conditions of the lease in accordance with Rule 32
of the lease issued to him.
f) The lessee shall be governed by all conditions that may be incorporated in the lease deed, to be
executed.
g) The lessee shall abide by the rules contained in the Karnataka State Forest Manual, if the lease
area covers any forestland.
h) Government shall have the right of purchasing the ore at current market rates.
i) The lease would be determined if the lessee fails to commence execution of the lease deed.
j) The area mentioned above is subject to verification after actual survey and demarcation.
k) The lease shall be for a period of TwentyYears w.e.f. 15.04.1999.
l) The lessee/s shall pay Royalty, Cesses and Dead rent as prescribed vide Government of India’s
Notification published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II-Section 3-Sub-sectio(i) vide
G.S.R.574(E) dated 13th August 2009 and G.S.R. 575(E) dated 13th August, 2009, respectively.
Local & other Cesses: As prevalent in Bellary District.
Royalty: At the rate prescribed in Second Schedule to the Mines & Minerals
(D&R) Act, 1957 and as amended from time to time.
m) The total area held by the applicant/s under mining lease including the present one, shall not
exceed 10 Sq.Km.
n) Mining operations shall not be commenced/conducted unless a qualified manager and other
supervisory staff are appointed as required under the Matalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 and relevant
notices are sent to the Director-General of Mines Safety, Dhanbad with a copy of the same to the
concerned Director of Mines Safety.
o) The minerals should be value added and the Lessee should adhere to existing National Mineral
Policy and Karnataka Mineral Policy, 2008.
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M.VASUDEVAMURTHY
Under Secretary to Government (Mines)
Commerce & Industries Department.