Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988
State Rules of Haryana · 199263 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Rules |
|---|---|
| Year | 1992 |
| Jurisdiction | State of Haryana |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 63 |
| Subjects | environment |
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- Section 1 Short title and commencement
- Section 2 Application
- Section 3 Definitions
- Section 3A Scheme of reconnaissance
- Section 3B Modification of scheme of reconnaissance
- Section 3C Reconnaissance operations to be carried out in accordance with the scheme of reconnaissance
- Section 3D Intimation about reconnaissance operations
- Section 3E Submission of reports about reconnaissance operations
- Section 4 Scheme of prospecting
- Section 5 Modification of scheme of prospecting
- Section 6 Prospecting operation to be carried out in accordance with scheme of prospecting
- Section 7 Intimation about prospecting operations
- Section 8 Report of prospecting operations
- Section 9 Mining Plan
- Section 10 Modification of mining plan
- Section 11 Mining plan to be submitted by the existing lessee
- Section 12 Review of mining plan
- Section 13 Mining operations to be in accordance with mining plans
- Section 14 Prospecting and mining operations
- Section 15 Open cast working
- Section 16 Separate stacking of non-salable minerals
- Section 17 Underground mining operations
- Section 18 Subgrade minerals to be brought to surface
- Section 19 Prohibition of reduction of blocks
- Section 20 Beneficiation studies to be carried out
- Section 21 Machinery and plant
- Section 22 Notice for opening of mine
- Section 23 Abandonment of mines
- Section 23B Submission of Progressive Mine Closure Plan
- Section 23C Submission of final mine closure plan
- Section 23D The modification of mine closure plan
- Section 23E Responsibility of the holder of mining lease
- Section 23F Financial assurance
- Section 25 Intimation of reopening of a mine
- Section 26 Stoping of vein, etc.
- Section 27 General requirements about plans and sections
- Section 28 Types of plans and sections
- Section 29 Copies of plans and sections to be submitted
- Section 30 Preparation of plans
- Section 31 Protection of environment
- Section 32 Removal and utilisation of top soil
- Section 33 Storage of overburden, waste rock, etc.
- Section 34 Reclamation and rehabilitation of lands
- Section 35 Precaution against ground vibrations
- Section 36 Control of surface subsidence
- Section 37 Precaution against air pollution
- Section 38 Discharge of toxic liquid
- Section 39 Precaution against noise
- Section 40 Permissible limits and standards
- Section 41 Restoration of flora
- Section 43 Duties of geologist
- Section 44 Duties of mining engineer
- Section 46 Notice of certain appointments
- Section 47 Notice of shaft sinking and boreholes
- Section 48 Records of shafts and boreholes
- Section 49 Change in the name of mine to be notified
- Section 50 Notice of transfer of prospecting licence or mining lease
- Section 51 Transfer of records to transferees
- Section 52 Copies of notices/returns to be submitted to the State Government
- Section 53 Copies of notices and returns to be maintained
- Section 54 Power to issue directions
- Section 55 Examination of mineral deposits and taking of samples
- Section 56 Prohibition of deployment in certain cases
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