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Section 10: Revision

Reimbursement of Exploration Expenditure Rules, 2022Central Rules · 1957

Any person aggrieved by an assessment, verification or order made by the State Government or any authority thereunder, or the Reimbursement Assessment Committee or the Technicalcum-Cost Committee of the National Mineral Exploration Trust may apply to the Revisionary Authority of the Central Government for revision of the same under section 30 of the Act.

SCHEDULE I Form for Submission of Claim [See rule 4(1)]

PART-A GENERAL INFORMATION Sl. No. Item Detail Particulars

(1) (2) (3) 1 Type of Mineral Concession:

Reconnaissance Permit / Prospecting Licence 2A Name of Holder of the Mineral Concession Legal Status of Claimant (Power of Attorney/Affidavit/Registered Deed)

(a) Postal Address:

(b) Telephone Number (Office):

(c) Fax Number (Office):

(d) Mobile No.:

(e)Telephone Number (Residence):

(f) E-Mail Id:

2B Entity Details Name [भाग II—खण् ड 3(i)] भारत का राजपत्र : असाधारण 19 Pan Number ITR Details (For the period of exploration) Aadhar Number GST/ Service Tax Number TIN Number Address Bank details 3A Details of Mineral Concession

(a) State:

(b) District (s):

(c) Taluka (s):

(d) Village (s):

Block Name Area in Ha.

Survey of India Toposheet Number

(s):

Minerals Block Location (Lat Long of all corner points a, b, c, d etc) a) Lat. --- Long---; b) Lat. --- Long---;

c) Lat. --- Long---; d) Lat. --- Long---; e) Lat. ----, Long --- 3B Administrative Details Date of issue of order for grant or issue of Letter of Intent Date of execution of the Reconnaissance Permit/ Prospecting Licence Period of the Reconnaissance Permit/Prospecting Licence From:

To:

Date of Renewal of the Reconnaissance Permit / Prospecting Licence if any and period From:

To:

Date of Final Reconnaissance Permit / Prospecting Licence Report Submission Resource Estimated with Grade & Tonnage Category of Resource (as per UNFC) Recommendation by Agency Whether an application for Grant of Prospecting Licence or mining lease to a holder of a Reconnaissance Permit or 20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(i)] Prospecting Licence, as the case may be, has been submitted before the 12th January, 2015 {Compliance of sub clause (i) of Section 10A(2)(b)} Remarks Printed on Printed by Prepared By :

Checked By :

Approved By :

NAME & SIGNATURE Note: Provide separate Part-A for the reconnaissance operations conducted under reconnaissance permit and prospecting operations conducted under prospecting licence.

PART-B DETAILS OF EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES Sr.

No.

Activity Unit Proposed Achieved Unit Cost Actual Expenditure incurred along with documentary proof Reference/ Page No in RP/ PL* Report Remarks 1 Areogeophysical Studies

(a) Aero Gravity

(b) Aero Magnetic

(c) Aero Magnetic (High Resolution)

(d) Aero Electromagnetic (AEM) 2 Remote Sensing Studies

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d) 3 Seismic Surveys 4 2D Seismic Reflection survey 5 3D Seismic Reflection Survey 6 DSRS Surveys 7 GPR Surveys 8 Topographical Survey Scale:

[भाग II—खण् ड 3(i)] भारत का राजपत्र : असाधारण 21 Sr.

No.

Activity Unit Proposed Achieved Unit Cost Actual Expenditure incurred along with documentary proof Reference/ Page No in RP/ PL* Report Remarks Area Covered (Sq Km/Hectar e) 9 Geological Mapping Scale:

Area Covered (Sq Km/Hectar e) 10 Surface/ Geochemical Sampling Area Covered (Sq Km/Hectar e)

(a) Bed Rock

(b) Soil

(c) Stream Sediment

(d) Channel Sample

(e) Any Others 11 Pitting Nos:

Excavation:

CBM Samples 12 Trenching Nos:

Excavation:

CBM Samples 13 Surface Geophysical Works Type of Survey

(a) Gravity Method

(b) Magnetic Method

(c) Self-Potential Method

(d) Induced Polarization Method

(e) Electrical Resistivity Method

(f) Resistivity Profiling/Imaging

(g) Electro Magnetic Survey

(h) Magneto-Telluric (MT) Surveys (I) Any Other 14 Drilling 22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(i)] Sr.

No.

Activity Unit Proposed Achieved Unit Cost Actual Expenditure incurred along with documentary proof Reference/ Page No in RP/ PL* Report Remarks

(a) Core Mt.

(b) Non Core Mt.

15 Geophysical Logging

(a) Base Log

(b) SP

(c) Resistivity

(d) Dual Density

(e) Gamma-Gamma

(f) Neutron

(g) Caliper

(h) Natural Gamma

(i) SPR

(j) Focused Resistivity

(k) Sonic

(l) Temperature & Fluid Conductivity

(m) Deviation

(n) HR Acoustic Televiewer (In Borehole)

(o) Spectral Gamma (In Borehole) ( p) I.P. (In Borehole)

(q) Magnetic Susceptibility (In Borehole)

(r) Shallow Hole Temperature

(s) Borehole Geophysical Logging 16 Chemical Analysis

(a) Wet Chemical Analysis

(b) AAS method

(c) ICP-MS/OES method

(d) XRF technique

(e) Any other method 17 Petrological Studies

(a) Thin section of rock

(b) Polished Section

(c) Heavy mineral separation by [भाग II—खण् ड 3(i)] भारत का राजपत्र : असाधारण 23 Sr.

No.

Activity Unit Proposed Achieved Unit Cost Actual Expenditure incurred along with documentary proof Reference/ Page No in RP/ PL* Report Remarks liquid

(d) Separation of heavy minerals from stream sediment samples

(e) Mineralogical studies of Beach Sand Minerals (BSM) sample

(f) Any other 18 EPMA / SEM Studies 19 XRD Analysis for Identification of Minerals 20 Sample for Beneficiation Study Nos 21 Geotechnical Studies 22 Report Preparation 23 Resources Established if any with quantity, grade & category 24 In case of application was made for grant of mining lease then resources established under G2 Level and whether a prefeasibility study report establishing reserves have been submitted to the State Government or not.

25 Any other that the holder may wish to specify Prepared By : Checked By : Approved By :

Note: Provide separate Part-B for the reconnaissance operations conducted under reconnaissance permit and prospecting operations conducted under prospecting licence.

PART-C COMPLIANCE DETAILS

1. Compliance of Sub Clause (ii) of Section 10A (2) (b) (i.e. the permit holder or licencee has not committed any breach of the terms and conditions of the Reconnaissance Permit or the Prospecting Licence)

(a) Compliance of Provisions of Rule 7 of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 (Applicable for Reconnaissance Permit Holders) Sub-Rule / Clause Conditions Compliance Remarks 24 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(i)] 7 (i) Periodic Relinquishment of area after the completion of two years and after the completion of three years 7 (ii) Adherence to minimum expenditure commitment and specific physical targets specified in the grant order 7 (iii) Making available all data to the State Government, GSI & IBM 7 (v) Maintenance of accounts by the Reconnaissance Permit holder 7 (vi) Submission of six monthly report to the state Government (within three month of the close of the period to which it relates) 7 (xi) Payment of permit fees each year 7 (2) Reconnaissance Permit may contain such other conditions as may be imposed by the Central Government 7 (3) State Government may with the approval of the Central Government may impose conditions in the permit as it may think necessary in the interest of mineral development

(b) Compliance of Provisions of Rule 14, 16 & 18 of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 (Applicable for Prospecting Licence Holders) Rule/Sub-Rule/ Clause Conditions Compliance Remarks 14(1)(i) Payment of Prospecting Fee each year or part of the year 16(1) Submission of six monthly report to the State Government (within three month of the close of the period to which it relates) 16(2) Submission of full report to the State Government (within three month of the expiry or abandonment or termination of [भाग II—खण् ड 3(i)] भारत का राजपत्र : असाधारण 25 the licence) 18 Maintenance of accounts by the Prospecting Licence holder

(c) Compliance of Provisions MCDR, 1988: Applicable to both Reconnaissance Permit and Prospecting Licence Holders Rule and Provision Due Date of Submission as per Rule Date of Receipt in IBM Remark Rule 3A / 4: Scheme of Reconnaissance / Scheme of Prospecting Within 60 days from the date of execution.

Rule 3B/5:

Modification in Scheme of Reconnaissance / Modification in Scheme of Prospecting As per requirement Rule 3D/7: Notice of Commencement of Reconnaissance / Prospecting Operations Within 15 days from the date of commencement of reconnaissance operations Rule 3E/8: First Year Report Within 30 days after expiry of every year from the date of execution Rule 3E/8: Second Year Report Within 30 days after expiry of every year from the date of execution Rule 3E/8: Third Year Report Within 30 days after expiry of every year from the date of execution

2. Compliance of Sub-Clause (iii) of Section 10A (2)(b) (i.e. the permit holder or licencee has not become ineligible under the provisions of this Act) To submit an Affidavit in Compliance of Section 5(1) of the Act.

3. Compliance of Sub-Clause (iv) of Section 10A (2)(b) (i.e. the permit holder or licencee has not failed to apply for grant of prospecting licence or mining lease, as the case may be, within a period of three months after the expiry of reconnaissance permit or prospecting licence, as the case may be, or within such further period not exceeding six months as may be extended by the State Government) 26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(i)] To submit an affidavit in compliance of Section 5 (1) of the Act.

Prepared By : Checked By : Approved By :

PART-D DETAILS OF ANNEXURES Sl. No. Item Available (Yes/No) Annexure No 1 Reconnaissance Permit Application 2 Allocation Letter / Letter of Intent 3 Reconnaissance Permit Deed / Agreement with State Govt 4 Progressive Half Yearly Reports 5 Final Reconnaissance Permit Report 6 Prospecting Licence Application 7 Prospecting Licence Exploration Scheme 8 Allocation Letter / Letter of Intent 9 Prospecting Licence Deed / Agreement with State Govt 10 Progressive Reports 11 Final Prospecting Licence / Geological Report 12 Application for Mining Lease 13 Application of Converting Reconnaissance Permit to Prospecting Licence / Prospecting Licence to Mining Lease 14 Payment Receipt of Permit Fee each year 15 ITR Details (For the period of exploration) 16 Self-Certification of Claimant for Qualifying under Section 10A (2)(b) of the MMDR Act, 1957 Prepared By : Checked By : Approved By :

[F. No. M.VI-16/51/2021-Mines VI] Dr. VEENA KUMARI DERMAL, Jt. Secy.

Uploaded by Dte. of Printing at Government of India Press, Ring Road, Mayapuri, New Delhi-110064 and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054. MANOJ KUMAR VERMA Digitally signed by MANOJ KUMAR VERMA Date: 2022.06.04 16:12:45 +05'30'

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ActReimbursement of Exploration Expenditure Rules, 2022
Section10
Marginal noteRevision
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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