Objective- Proceeding in the area of allocation of leases of secondary mineral to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Class of the State.
Minerals for Plantation- Madhya Pradesh Accessory Mineral Rules 1996 Schedule- I give priority in the production of limestone, flooring stone, potty formation by limestone, cresher for the construction of specified minerals such as granite, marble, furnace.
Individuals
1. Scheduled Tribes# Scheduled Caste# Backward Class# Cooperative Societies of Apprenticed Unemployed or Individuals of these Sections.
2. Educated unemployed of the family under the poverty line.
3. Cooperative Committee of Women or Women.
4. Any other applicant.
As per the above, the preferential authority of the appraisal approval in order.
Allotment Procedure- Schedule-I consists of submitting the application in the Office of the District Collector of the concerned area with the prescribed form and the prescribed fee for the approval of the emulsification of the minerals described in the Schedule-I. After the application has been received from other departments, the collector may recommend the State Government of the Department of Statistics, Vocational and Minorum or Mineral Resources, the right to sanction the mine of its jurisdiction.
Benefits after allotment- After allotment of the mine, the beneficiary can sell the mineral after payment of revenue due to the rule.
Barriers to allotment- Upon forest land in the allotment of the mine, it is necessary to be obtained from the Ministry of Environment and Forests of the Central Government under the Protection Act 1980. It takes a lot of time.
Arrangement of Obstacle Prevention- Proceedings may be possible by obtaining guidance from the Forest Department.
Contact Us Khani Branch Collector Office Related District
Limit of allotment- Scheduled Caste is a priority in attaining the aggravation of the accessory minerals for the educated unemployed female class. While it is not a priority to these classes in the main minerals such as limestone, dolomite, bauxite, manganese and other minerals, which have provision in the rules of first income.
