DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT OF BHAGALPUR Sand Mineral and...

1/12/2018

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT OF BHAGALPUR

Sand Mineral and Brick kilns

As per Notification No. S.O. 3611 (E) New Delhi, the 25th

July, 2018 of Ministry of

Environment Forest and Climate change, Government of India

Prepared by

INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENT & ECO- DEVELOPMENT

Ground Floor, Shyam Nagar Colony, Maurya Path, Khajpura P.O. B.V. College,

Patna-800014, Bihar, India E-mail- [email protected] Website-

www.ieedindia.in Tel.: 0612-2590373, Telefax- 0612-2590373 M-+91-

9472919161, 7004620817

Submitted to

Under Secretary

Mines & Geology Department, Government of Bihar

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT - BHAGALPUR -BIHAR page 2

PREFACE

The Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, made

Environmental Clearance (EC) for mining of minerals mandatory through its Notification of 27th

January, 1994 under the provisions of Environment Protection Act, 1986. Keeping in view the

experience gained in environmental clearance process over a period of one decade, the MoEF&CC came

out with Environmental Impact Notification, SO 1533 (E), dated 14th September 2006. Now again

Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India amended

the notification S.O. 141(E) Dated 15th

January, 2016 videS.O. 3611(E) Dated 25th

July, 2018. It has

been made mandatory to obtain environmental clearance for different kinds of development projects as

listed in Appendix-X of the Notification.

Further, in pursuance to the order of Hon’ble Supreme Court dated the 27th February, 2012 in I.A.

No.12- 13 of 2011 in Special Leave Petition (C) No.19628-19629 of 2009, in the matter of Deepak

Kumar etc. Vs. State of Haryana and Others etc., prior environmental clearance has now become

mandatory for mining of minor minerals irrespective of the area of mining lease; And also in view of the

Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, order dated the 13th January, 2015 in the matter regarding sand

mining has directed for making a policy on environmental clearance for mining leases in cluster for

minor Minerals, The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in consultation with State

governments has prepared Guidelines on Sustainable Sand Mining detailing the provisions on

environmental clearance for cluster, creation of District Environment Impact Assessment Authority and

proper monitoring of minor mineral mining using information technology and information technology

enabled services to track the mined out material from source to destination.

The DEIAA and DEAC will scrutinize and recommend the prior environmental clearance of mining of

minor minerals on the basis of District Survey Report. This will a model and guiding document which is

a compendium of available mineral resources, geographical set up, environmental and ecological set up

of the district and replenishment of minerals and is based on data of various departments, published

reports, journals and websites. The District Survey Report will form the basis for application for

environmental clearance, preparation of reports and appraisal of projects. The Report will be updated

once every five years.


OBJECTIVES

The main objective of the preparation of District Survey Report (as per the Sustainable Sand Mining

Guideline, 2016) is to ensure the following –

Identification of areas of aggradations or deposition where mining can be allowed; and

Identification of areas of erosion and proximity to infrastructural structures and installations

where mining should be prohibited and calculation of annual rate of replenishment and

allowing time for replenishment after mining in that area.

Identification of mineral wealth in the district.


INDEX

Sl.No. Chapters Page No.

Chapter-1 Introduction 5

Chapter-2 Overview of Mining Activity in the District 12

Chapter-3 The List of Mining Leases in the District with location, area and

period of validity

20

Chapter-4 Details of Royalty or Revenue received in last three years 21

Chapter-5 Detail of Production of Sand or Bajari or minor mineral in last three

years

22

Chapter-6 Process of Deposition of Sediments in the rivers of the District 23

Chapter-7 General Profile of the District 28

Chapter-8 Land Utilization Pattern in the district: Forest, Agriculture,

Horticulture, Mining etc

31

Chapter-9 Physiography of the District 34

Chapter-10 Rainfall: month-wise 36

Chapter-11 Geology and Mineral Wealth

Drainage System with description of main rivers.

Salient Features of Important Rivers and Streams

38

Chapter-12 Status of Brick Kilns in Bhagalpur districts. 45

References 46

Annexures


CHAPTER-1

INTRODUCTION

As per Gazette Notification of 15th January, 2016 of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate

Change a survey shall be carried out by the District Environment Impact Assessment Authority

(DEIAA) with assistance of Irrigation department, Drainage department, Forest department, Mining

department and Revenue department in district of preparation of District Survey Report as per the

sustainable sand mining guidelines to ensure identification of area of aggradations or deposition

where mining can be allowed, and identification of areas of erosion and proximity to infrastructural

structures and installation where mining should be prohibited and calculation of annual rate of

replenishment and allowing time for replenishment after mining in that area.

Every effort has been made to cover sand mining locations, areas and overviews of mining activity

in the district with all the relevant features pertaining to geology and mineral wealth in replenish-

able and non-replenish-able areas of rivers, stream and other sources. The mineral potential is

calculated based on field investigation taking coordinates of the area and gather all relevant

information and geology of the catchment area of the river or stream. Also gather all data for bricks

mining, taking area coordinates with local soil quality, availability of soil etc. Also as per the site

condition and location depth of mineable mineral is defined. The area of removal of mineral in the

river and stream is decided on geomorphology and other factors, it can be 50% to 60% of the area of

a particular river or stream. Similarly for bricks and soil mining all data will be gathered. Other

constituents like clay and slit are excluded as waste while calculating the mineral potential of

particular river or stream. This District Survey Report shall form the basis of application for

environmental, preparation of reports and appraisal of projects. The report shall be updated once

every 5 years.


Location, Area and Administrative Details:-

Bhagalpur is a city of

historical importance

on the southern banks

of the river Ganges in

the Indian

state of Bihar. It is

the 3rd largest city of

Bihar and also the

headquarters

of Bhagalpur

district and Bhagalpu

r division. Known as

Silk City, it is a

major educational,

commercial, and

political centre, and

listed for

development under

the Smart City

program, a joint

venture between

Government and

industry.

The Gangetic plains surrounding the city are very fertile and the

main crops include rice, wheat, maize, barley, and oilseeds. The river is home to the Gangetic

dolphin, the National Aquatic Animal of India, and the Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary is

established near the town.

The district Bhagalpur is located in the eastern part of the state and extends between the Gangetic

alluvium plain covering an area of 2570 Sq.km. It is bounded by the district Munger in the west,

Sahebganj and Katihar in the east, Madhepura and Purnea in the north and Banka in the south.

Bhagalpur Sadar, Kahalgaon and Naugachhia are the three sub-divisions of the district with a total of

sixteen community development blocks namely Pirpainti, Kahalgoan, Sanhaula, Sabour, Nathnagar,

Jagdishpur, Sultanganjpurushottam (thana road), Sahkund, Bihpur, Navgachia, Gopalpur, Kharik,

Narayanpur, Gauradih, Ismailpur and Rangrachowk. As per the 2011 Census, the total population of

the district stands at 3032226. The density of population is 743 per sq.km.


Basin/sub-basin, Drainage:-

The part of the district towards the south of the river Ganga falls in the Badua- Koa Sub-Basin and

the area to north of Ganga falls in the Baghmati - Kosi sub-basin. These two sub-basins are parts of

Mid-Ganga basin in Bihar. The district is principally drained by the river Ganga, which enters the

district at Sultanganj. The northern boundary of the district is marked by the river Kosi (Ghugri)

known to be heavily laden with silt and sand. The river Ganga has two major tributaries joining from

south; Badua and Koa. Apart from these, a number of ephemeral streams such as Gahra, Chanan,

Kadwa, Gerua and Bhena from Chotnagpur plateau join the mighty Ganga.

Geomorphology:-

Geomorphologically, the district Bhagalpur forms a part of the Mid-Ganga Foreland Basin. The

north and central Bhagalpur towards the north and south of Ganga respectively forms a flat Indo-

Gangetic alluvium tract (parts of the North Bihar Plains and Central Bihar Plains respectively). The

southern part of the district forms a marginal alluvial tract. The general elevation of the alluvium

tract remains within 45 m above mean sea level (amsl). The master slope of region at both north and

south is towards the river Ganga. There are some detached hard rock bodies of pre-cambrian age,

which stand out as prominent peaks (inliers) within the alluvial plains. Among these, the highest one

is at Shahkund with a height of 143 m.

Topography:-

The landscape of the district comprises Gangatic plane area and the hilly area which is the part of

Santhal Pargana. The Gangatic plane is rich in agriculture.

Land use, Agriculture and Irrigation Practices:-

Though Bhagalpur has an agro-based economy, agriculture is largely restricted only to khariff

season due to lack of adequate irrigation facilities. Paddy, maize and lentils are the important crops

of the district. A large ground water resource in the district has been remained untapped

Climate and Rainfall:-

In general a warm and humid climate prevails in the district. Winter starts from November and

extends up to February. Temperature usually does not drop below 150 C but during the coldest


months (late December to early January) temperature even comes down to 80 C. During this period,

wind blows from northwest and west. The summer period begins from March with the peak

temperature of 40 – 45

0 C in May. The month of March and April are the driest months of the year

with the relative humidity of 50 – 55 % in the morning and 35 – 40 % in the afternoon.

The humidity increases in May and June to 80 % or more. About 80 % of the rainfall is under the

influence of southwest monsoon, which normally breaks in the second fortnight of June. The

monsoon lasts till the later part of the September. Generally the eastern and northeastern part of the

district receives higher amount of rainfall. The annual normal rainfall in the district remains above

1148 mm.

Soils:-

The soils in the district are mainly derived from the older and newer alluvium. These alluvial plain

soils are light grey to dark grey in colour, rather heavy and texturally fine in nature. The pH values

range from neutral to acidic and the acidity of the soil gradually increases from north to south. The

hilly soils are acidic with low nitrogen, medium to high potash.

The soils derived from older alluvium are mainly loamy in character with moderate to heavy texture

and well drained. In low lands these are poorly drained with heavy texture. These soils comprise an

association of vertisols, entisols, alfisols, and ultisols. Black soils found in Shahkund, Sonhaulia, and

Sultanganj belong to vertisols category. Sandy soils (Diara soils) derived from younger alluvium are

light textured, well drained. These are moderate to highly fertile calcareous soils and found along the

banks/course of the river Ganga. These comprise the soil association of inceptisols and entisols.

Demography of Bhagalpur District:-

As of the 2011 India census, Bhagalpur town has a population of 410,210, while the district as a

whole has a population of 3 million. It is the 3rd largest city in Bihar in terms of urban population.

Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Bhagalpur has an average literacy rate of

81.16%, while the male literacy rate is 85.38% with women at 76.31%.


The district is divided into 3 subdivision and 16 blocks namely Narayanpur, Bihpur, Kharik,

Naugachhiya, Rangra Chowk, Gopalpur, Pirpainty, Kahalgaon, Ismailpur, Sabour,

Nathnagar, Sultanganj, Sahkund, Goradih, Jagdishpur, Sanhoula.


Location of Bhagalpur district in the map of Bihar:-


Connectivity:-

Bhagalpur is well connected to the rest of the state and India by rail, road and air connections.

By Air: -

Patna the capital city of Bihar is the nearest Airport from Bhagalpur . Patna is linked by regular

flights to important cities like: Delhi, Kolkata Varanasi, Lucknow and so on. One can also reach

Patna from Katmandu.

By Road:-

A convenient road network covers

Bhagalpur connecting it to a number

of important cities in Bihar, such as:

Patna (235 km), Muzaffarpur (242

km), which are in turn linked to rest of

the country. Other important

destinations in Bihar, namely;

Bodhgaya (250kms), Rajgir (187kms),

Nalanda (185kms) lie close by.

By Rail:-

Bhagalpur district is well

connected with railway network.

Bhagalpur is major railway station

in Bhagalpur district. It is

connected with state capital as well

Ranchi and other major parts of

India.


CHAPTER - 2

OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT

Topography:-

The landscape of the district comprises Gangatic plane area and the hilly area which is the part of

Santhal Pargana. The Gangatic plane is rich in agriculture.

Geology:-

The Predominant Geological Formation in the districtQuaternary Formations, Basement Pre-

cambrian Granitic Gneiss with few exposures as Inliers.

An ancient crystalline rock called the Archean 'gneiss covers the greater part of the district in the

western and south western parts. It stretcnes from a few 'kilometers north of Godda to about 30

kilometres, south of Dumka. Towards the east these crystalline rocks are covered with thick flows of

volcanic lava which forms the Rajmahal hills that stretches approximately 150 kilometres from near

Sakrigali Railway station southwa~ds' along the border of Birbhum District. A narrow strip of lower

gondwana rocks skirt the lower formation along its western margin. The ancient crystalline rocks are

collectively 'called the Archean Gneisses the principal 'rock of which is granitoid gneiss. It contains

inclusions of older dark hornbl'enudic and pyroxenic rock withigranolitic structures. It alternates

with homblemdic and rnicacious schists and contain felspars of salmon white colour.









Approach to Sand Mining:-

River sand mining is a common practice as habitation concentrates along the rivers and the mining

locations are preferred near the markets or along the transportation route, for reducing the


transportation cost. River sand mining can damage private and public properties as well as aquatic

habitats. Excessive removal of sand may significantly distort the natural equilibrium of a stream

channel.

Main objectives of Sustainable Sand Mining:-

To ensure that sand and gravel mining is done in environmentally sustainable and socially

responsible manner.

To ensure availability of adequate quantity of aggregate in sustainable manner.

To improve the effectiveness of monitoring of mining and transportation of mined out

material:

Ensure conservation of the river equilibrium and its natural environment by protection and

restoration of the ecological system.

Avoid aggradations at the downstream reach especially those with hydraulic structures such

as jetties, water intakes etc.

Ensure that the rivers are protected from bank and bed erosion beyond its stable profile.

No obstruction to the river flow, water transport and restoring the riparian rights and in

stream habitats.

Avoid pollution of river water leading to water quality deterioration.

To prevent depletion of ground water reserves due to excessive draining out of ground water.

To prevent ground water pollution by prohibiting sand mining on fissures where it works as

filter prior to ground water recharge.

To maintain the river equilibrium with the application of sediment transport principles in

determining the locations, period and quantity to be extracted

Streamlining and simplifying the process for grant of environmental clearance (EC) for

sustainable mining.


River Basin Map of Bihar

Mode of grant of mineral concession:-

i) Before giving details of actual sites/number of sites or mineral concessions it would be

appropriate to explain that the mineral concession respect of minor minerals area granted as

per provisions of the state rules, Framed by the respective state Government in Exercise of

power under section 15 of the Mines and Minerals (D&R) Act,1957

ii) The state of Bihar at the time of bifurcation opted Prevailing Rule Namely”Bihar Minor

Minerals Concession Rules 1972” and amended by 2014.These Rule were amended form

time to time as per policy of the state government for minor minerals. The Hon’ble Supreme

Court vide its order dated 27.02.2012 directed all state Government to revise their state rule

making provisions in accordance with various recommendations contained in the report of

the group of MOEF&CC, on mining of minor and the model draft guidelines issued by

Ministry of Mines, Gol


iii) Accordingly, the state of Bihar Comprehensively revised its State Rules namely the “Bihar

Minors Minerals Concession, Stocking, Transportation of Minerals and Prevention of illegal

Mining Rule, 2014” repealing the Prevailing Rules namely Bihar Minors Minerals

concession Rules 1972”.

iv) The Mineral concession in the Bihar are being Granted in the form of “Mining Contract” or

Mining Lease” through competitive bidding process. The Mining contract are granted for

Minimum period of 05years and maximum period of 20 years. In district Supaul minerals

Concessions are/were granted in the form of mining contact for the period for 05 years. The

contracts are been granted through open auction mode. The Mineral concession are being

granted subject to condition that actual mining operation shall be allowed only after

Environment Clearance is/are obtained from the competent authority as per requirement of

EIA Notification dated 14.09.2206 of the MoEF&CCGoI.

v) The Mineral concession holder are required to prepare detailed “ Mining Plan” for their

specific project through Registered Qualified Person and get in approved from authorized

officer of Mines and Geology Department of the State Government. The exhaustive mining

plan are prepared by RQP giving details of minerals reserves,method of mining,

Progressiveclosure plan,extent of proposed mining and other related details.These are the

project specific details are based on these details itself the project proponents/minerals

concession holder obtains environmental clearances.

Method of Mining and Condition in Which Mining in River Bed Areas is to be allowed:-

i. The river bed area apart from other related condition for mining are allowed to excavate

minerals (sand) to ensure safety of river bed structures and the adjoining area on the

following specific conditions:

a. No mining would be permissible in a river bed up to a distance of five times of the span of a

bridge on upstream side and ten times the span of such bridge on down-stream side,subject to

a minimum of 250 meters on the downstream side:

b. There shall be maintained an un-mined block of 150 meter width after every block of 1000

meters over which mining in undertaken or at such distance as may be directed by the

Director or any officer authorized by him.

c. The Maximum depth of mining in the river-bed shall not exceed three meters measured form

the un-mined bed level at any point in time with proper bench formation.


d. Mining shall be restricted within the central 3/4th

width of the river rivulet:

e. Note: The above said conditions have been decided after detailed discussions and

recommendations of the concerned Department, Government of Bihar.

ii. As the mining river bed remains restricted in the in the central 3/4th

part of the river bed, the

area left on both on side of the river bank not only ensures the safety of banks (bank cutting

due to water stream) but also ensures that in the central part of river, water stream flows

smoothly during rains and process of river and process of river meandering does not occur.

iii. The light weight excavator/JCBs are being deployed to remove mineral form river bed up to

maximum depth of 03 meter layer form general level of the bed. The mining in the river bed

are undertaken in mechanized manner. At times the RQPs do refers the excavation in river

bed mining through excavators as “Semi Mechanized Mining”.

iv. The mineral excavated is directly loaded in the vehicles/dumpers and the vehicles owners

and driver take away the minerals directly to the stone crushers or screening plants or

consumers. In certain cases minerals concession holder stacks mineral on the river bank in

case are not able to sell the material on actual mining itself.

Method of Mining in Areas outside River Bed Areas:-

i. As the mineral (sand) are around river beds area also to ensure that mining from outside do

not effect river. No mining is being permitted in an area up to a width of 500 meters form the

active edges of embankments in case of river 250 meter in case of bridge and 100 meter on

either side of all other rivers/rivulets.

ii. The mineral from outside area river bed is being permitted subject to condition a safety

margin of two meter (2m) shall be maintained above the ground water table while

undertaking mining operation shall be permissible below this level unless a specific

permission is obtained from the competent authority in this behalf further the depth of

excavation of minerals shall not exceed nine meter (9m) at any point of time.

iii. The method of excavation is such that the mining contractors deploys earth moving

machineries and after removing the top layer of original soil,varying between 1 to 1.5 meter

stacks the same separately. Thereafter removes the minor minerals deposits. After

undertaking the mining i.e removing of minerals layer up to a maximum depth of 09

meter,the top stacked soil is again spread back into the pit. The mined out area/land in put to

reuse for cultivation after spreading the top soil.The landowners/famers give their land to the


contractors for mining after getting compensation,Mutually settled between the landowner

and the mining contractor.

Method of Mining in river bed area (semi mechanized/or manual):-

i. The Hon’ble NGT with regards to rivers bed mining has specifically desired to examine the

mode of mining- shall the same be semi mechanized/mechanized or manual.

ii. There is no specific definition of Semi- Mechanized Mining. The team Semi-mechanized

mining in general is used were method of working in general are undertaken

mechanically.However,some operation are also undertaken manually.Therefore the sami

mechanized mining or mechanized mining is the method of working sometime mechanized

mining with light machines are also referred as semi –mechanized mining.The term semi

mechanized mining is being used in general parlance where in the very same mining area in

part area as per requirement manual mining is also under taken along with mechanized

mining of sand/river bed mining.

iii. Where Manual mining operation are undertaken using conventional hand tools only like

chisel,hammer and crowbaretc.and operation are only labour intensive.As per requirement

manual lifting of sand and directly loading intensive, as per requirement manual lifting of

sand and directly loading the sand in tractor trolleys etc.through labours itself.

iv. The Mechanized mining operation in respect of sand mining are undertaken with help of

excavator-cum–loaders.In this process sand is lifted/excavated from the river bed through

excavator-cum loader and directly loaded in dumpers or other mode of transport.The vehicles

carrying the minerals form mines to site of use/site of construction or sale stocks outside

lease hold area (an independent business than that of mining).

v. In the current scenario it is impractical to undertake manual mining because:-

i. The labour are not easily available.

ii. Manual mining cannot be under taken in systematic and scientific manner as compared to

mechanical mining which can be undertaken systematic/scientific and controlled mining.

iii. In case of manual mining to achieve desired level of production more number of manpower

would be required meaning thereby human interface within river bed area would increase and

more ecological damage would be caused.

vi. The method of mining even otherwise can be uniform even for same area and all the methods

have their own pros and cons,however,considering the current scenario wherever feasible


mechanized (semi-Mechanized or mechanized is same thing) mining should be preferred

over manual method.

General Regulation relating to Mining:-

I. As per prevailing state rules the mineral concession holder are required to get a mining plan

for the area prepared form a “Registered Qualified Person’. The mining plan includes the

area specific details along with the mine closure plan (progressive & Final ) taking into

consideration the details of the geology and lithology of the area including the estimated

mineral reserve of the area. Proposed method of mining/development of mines, use of

explosives and blasting operation. If any stacking and disposal of minerals, mine-

drainagepattern, handing of the overburden, location of weight bridge, and minerals

processing ,if any .The extant of manual mining or mining with the use of machinery and

mechanical device along level of production (production form year-to year for a period of

five years),Mechanization, Type of Machinery to be used, nature and extent of the minerals

body/spot or spots where the mining operation area proposed to be undertaken, natural water

occurs, limits of minerals reserve and other forest area and density of trees, if any assessment

of impact of mining activity on land environment management plans, In addition to this

mining plan also suggests the details of area of restoration/rehabilitation of the area through

afforestation, landreclamation, use of pollution control devices and such other measure as

may be directed by the state Government from time to time.

II. The Mining plan area to be got approved form the authorized officer of the state

Government, Based on mining plan prior environment clearance from the competent

authority as per provisions of EIA Notification dated 14.09.2006 ofMoEF&CC,Gol.

III. After obtaining the Environment clearance as Further,tocomply with requirement of Air Act,

1981, the consent to establish and consent to operate, from State pollution Control Board are

also obtained before actual mining.

IV. The above said provision mainly related to mineral conservation and environmental

protection with regard to provisions related to safety in mines and welfare of labours

provisions under mines acts 1952 are ensured by the Directorate General Mines Safety De

Ministry of Labour,Government of India.

Area Selected for Mining in District Bhagalpur:-


I. As per rough estimate total area of river beds (GANGA, GERUA, CHANAN, and

ANDHARI) river and tributaries/rivulets) passing through district Bhagalpur is about

121.26Sq. km and 145.5 Km of rivers in the district. Further approximately about 4.72%of

the area of the district,area outside river bed is also having mineral deposits. A large part of

which is otherwise under various uses including agriculture. As regards selection of area for

mining it may be pointed out that:-

Sl. No. Name of the River Area drained (sq. Km.)

1 GANGA 116.65

2 GERUA 3.73

3 CHANAN 0.10

4 ANDHARI 0.78

Total 121.26

i. Earlier,mineral concession /mining contracts were being granted on revenue estate basis

(without giving any specific details of areas)subject to various restrictions. The minerals

concession holder used to undertake mining in area after living restricted area.

ii. Needless to state that such material concession area use to have even the area having no

mineral deposited the area otherwise not permissible for mining. The Mineral concession

holders were under obligation to undertake mining only in the area free from all restriction

and as per prevailing all rules and regulation. Mineral Concession for minor Mineral prior to

14.09.2006 was not required to obtain environmental clearance.

iii. The EIA notification dated 14.09.2006 became applicable for fresh contacts/ leases and in

the year 2008 for grant of mineral concessions in respect of other area in the state fresh

auction was notified subject to condition that will be allowed to be undertaken only after

prior environment clearance to obtained as per requirement of EIA notification dated

14.09.2006 of MoEF,CC,Gol.However,said condition was challenged by some prospective

bidders on the plea that the notification date 14.09.2006 was not applicable for mining

minerals.


CHAPTER - 3

LIST OF MINING LEASES IN THE DISTRICT WITH LOCATION, AREA AND PERIOD

OF VALIDITY

List of Mining Leases in the District with location, area and period of validity is attached as

Annexure-1

Sl.

No.

Mining

Unit Block

Location

Area

(In

Hect.)

Period

(In

Yrs)

Name of

Minor

Minerals

Name of

Granted of

Minerals

Concession

Annual

Capacity As

Per E.C.

/Mining

Plans/Tor In

Lakh Mt.

Present Status

1

Mahiyama

Ghat

(Gerua

River)

11.3 5 Yellow

Sand

M/s Sainik

Food Pvt.

Ltd., R/o

33/11,

Subhash

Nagar,

Gurgaon,

Hariyana

5.18 Lakh

MT/Annum

Only 5 To 10% Sand

Is Available Of The

Total Mineral.

2 Bathani

Ghat

(Gerua

River)

22.92 5 Yellow

Sand

10.52 Lakh

MT/Annum

Only 8 To 10% Sand

Is Available Of The

Total Mineral.

3 Manikpur

Ghat

(Chandan

River)

5.26 5 Yellow

Sand

2.41 Lakh

Mt/Annum

The River Water Is

Filling In This Sand

Ghat. So, Mining Is

Not Possible.


CHAPTER - 4

DETAILS OF ROYALTY OR REVENUE RECEIVED IN LAST THREE YEARS

Sl. No. Year Revenue (In Lakh Rs.)

1 2014-15 901.25

2 2015-16 1800.53

3 2016-17 1859.79

Total 4561.57


CHAPTER – 5

DETAIL OF PRODUCTION OF SAND OR MINOR MINERAL IN LAST THREE YEARS

Sl. No. Year Production

1 2014-15 _

2 2015-16 _

3 2016-17 _


CHAPTER - 6

PROCESS OF DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENTS IN THE RIVERS OF THE DISTRICT

Process:-

Sediment is a naturally occurring material that is broken down by processes of weathering and

erosion, and is subsequently transported by the action of wind, water and/or by the force of gravity

acting on the particles. Sediments are most often transported by water. Sediment is transported based

on the strength of the flow that carries it and its own size, volume,

density, and shape. Stronger flows will increase the lift and drag on the particle, causing it to rise,

while larger or denser particles will be more likely to fall through the flow.

Deposition is the processes where

material being transported by a

river is deposited. Deposition

occurs when a river loses energy.

This can be when a river enters a

shallow area (this could be when it

floods and comes into contact with

the flood plain) or towards its

mouth where it meets another body

of water.

Rivers flood on a regular basis. The area over which they flood is known as the floodplain and this

often coincides with regions where meanders form. Meanders support the formation of flood plains

through lateral erosion.

When rivers flood the velocity of water slows. As the result of this the river's capacity to transport

material is reduced and deposition occurs. This deposition leaves a layer of sediment across the

whole floodplain. After a series of floods layers of sediment form along the flood plain.

Larger material and the majority of deposition occurs next to the river channel. This is the result of

increased friction (with the flood plain) causing the velocity of the river to slow and therefore rapidly

reduce its ability to transport material. This leaves a ridge of higher material next to the river channel

on both banks of the river known as a levee.


If the upwards velocity approximately equal to the settling velocity, sediment will be transported

Downstream entirely as suspended load. If the upwards velocity is much less than the settling

velocity, but still high enough for the sediment to move, it will move along the bed as bed load by

rolling, sliding, and saltating (jumping up into the flow, being transported a short distance then

settling again). If the upwards velocity is higher than the settling velocity, the sediment will be

transported high in the flow as wash load.

As there are generally a range of different particle sizes in the flow, it is common for material of

different sizes to move through all areas of the flow for given stream conditions.

The various factors governing the occurrence and deposition of sand is country rock i.e. geological

disposition, climate, and rainfall, water load physical parameters of river and velocity of water

current. Rivers have a lot of energy and because they have energy, they do stuff. The obvious things

rivers do with their energy is flow but, besides this, they also transport load, erode load and erode the

channel through which they flow. Erosion is the breaking down of material by an agent. In the case

of a river, the agent is water. The water can erode the river’s channel and the river’s load. A river’s

load is bits of eroded material, generally rocks, which the river transports until it deposits its load.

Capacity & Competence Rivers can only carry so many loads depending on their energy. The

maximum volume of load that a river can carry at a specific point in its course is called the age

river’s capacity. The biggest sized particle that a river could carry at a specific point is called the

river’s competence. Deposition to transport load a river needs to have energy so when a river loses

energy it is forced to deposit its load. There’s several reasons why a river could lose energy. If the

river’s discharge is reduced then the river will lose energy because it isn’t flowing as quickly

anymore. This could happen because of a lack of precipitation or an increase in evaporation.

Increased human use (abstraction) of a river could also reduce its discharge forcing it deposit its

load. If the gradient of the river’s course flattens out, the river will deposit its load because it will be

travelling a lot slower. When a river meets the sea a river will deposit its load because the gradient is

generally reduced at sea level and the sea will absorb a lot of energy. As rivers get nearer to their

mouths they flow in increasingly wide, gentle sided valleys. The channel increases in size to hold the

extra water which the river has to receive from its tributaries. As the river gets bigger it can carry


larger amounts of material. This material will be small in size, as larger rocks will have broken up on

their way from the mountains. Much of the material will be carried in suspension and will erode the

river banks by abrasion. When rivers flow over flatter land, they develop large bends called

meanders. As a river goes around a bend most of the water is pushed towards the outside causing

increased erosion. The river is now eroding sideways into its banks rather than downwards into its

bed, a process called lateral erosion. On the inside of the bend, in contrast, there is much less water.

The river will therefore be shallow and slow-flowing. It cannot carry as much material and so sand

and shingle will be deposited.

This is called a point bar or slip off slope Due to erosion on the outside of a bend and deposition on

the inside, the shape of a meander will change over a period of time. Notice how erosion narrows the

neck of the land within the meander. In time, and usually during a flood, the river will cut right

through the neck. The river will then take the new, shorter route. The fastest current, called the

thalweg, will now tend to be in the centre of the river, and so deposition is likely to occur in gentler

water next to the banks. Eventually deposition will block off the old meander to leave an oxbow

lake. The oxbow lake will slowly dry up, only refilling after heavy rain or during a flood. Streams

lose velocity and make deposits when their gradient decreases, when the volume of water decreases,

when there is an increase in cross section, when they encounter obstructions, or when they enter still

water. They deposit alluvial fans, alluvial cones, piedmont alluvial plains, channel fill, bars, flood

plains and deltas.

Rivers in the Gangetic plains have a habit of meandering, i.e., changing course. In India this is a

prominent feature of rivers which swell in the monsoon, occasionally suddenly, and the torrential

movement carves out a new course in the soft alluvial plain. The Ganga River, in Patna, has

meandered and migrated northwards in the Patliputra area. This migration has resulted in deposition

of earth on the south [right] bank of the river and created a massive space of a few hundred hectares

between the urban development line and the active river channel.

A river system can be divided into three subsystems:-

Collecting system (branches) -- consisting of a network of tributaries in the headwater

region, collects and funnels water and sediment to the main stream.


Transporting system (trunk) -- the main trunk stream, which functions as a channel way

through which water and sediment move from the collecting area toward the ocean. (Erosion

and deposition also occur in a river's transporting system)

Dispersing system (roots) -- consists of a network of distributaries at the mouth of a river

(delta), where sediment and water are dispersed into an ocean, a lake, or a dry basin

Removal of washed in Silt Load:-

Geologically, the district froms part of the vast Indo-Gangetic alluvial tract. The origin of the Indo-

Gangetic tract as a whole is now attributed to the sag in the earth crust formed in the upper Eocene

times between Gondwana land and the raising of Himalaya belt. The economic minerals found in

the district are Sand, Soil and Kankar.

The sand deposits being an integral part of the dynamic river system to which it belongs. Therefore,

as a part of natural cycle, the monsoon flow of every river carries with it replenishment of silt and

washed out soil and clay from upstream areas in the catchment. This silt shall be removed during the

sieving of sand before it is loaded into truck/tipper/trailer to carry to the consumers.

Sand mining is critical to infrastructure development around the globe. Sand is an essential minor

mineral used extensively across the country as a useful construction constituent and variety of other

uses in sports, agriculture, glass making (a form of sand with high silica content) etc. The rivers are

the most important source of Sand. It acts as source of transportation and deposition of sand etc.

Origin & Control of Mineralization (Annual Replenishment of Mineral in River Bed

Area/Sedimentation):-

Sedimentation, in the geological sciences, is a process of deposition of a solid material from a state

of suspension or solution in a fluid (usually air or water). Broadly defined it also includes deposits

from glacial ice and those materials collected under the impetus of gravity alone, as in talus deposits,

or accumulations of rock debris at the base of cliffs. The term is commonly used as a synonym for

sedimentary petrology and sedimentology.

Sedimentation is generally considered by geologists in terms of the textures, structures, and fossil

content of the deposits lay down in different geographic and geomorphic environments. The factors

which affects the “Computation of Sediment”:


a) Geomorphology & Drainage Pattern: The following geomorphic units plays important role:

Structural Plain

Structural Hill

Structural Ridge

Denudation Ridge & Valley

Plain & Plateau of Gangetic plain

Highly Dissected pediment

Undissected pediment

b) Distribution of Basin Area River wise

c) Drainage System/Pattern of the area, Rainfall & Climate: Year wise Rainfall data for

previous 10 years of Gangetic Basin/River

e) As per Dandy & Bolton study “Sediment Yield” can be related to

Catchment Area and

Mean Annual Run-off

Sand is an essential minor mineral used extensively across the country as a useful construction

constituent and variety of other uses in sports, agriculture, glass making (a form of sand with high

silica content) etc. It is common knowledge that minerals are non-renewable but this form of mineral

naturally gets replenished from time to time in a given river system and is very much interrelated to

the hydrological cycle in a river basin.

Sand mining has become a widely spread activity and does not require a huge set up or technology,

the number of ventures has increased extensively and it has become a footloose industry in itself but

the backward-forward linkages are becoming stronger as many are getting employed as well as the

construction activity / industry requires this mineral at consistent rates. Riverine environmental

systems are unique in them and provide environmental services, natural resources to meet variety of

needs of urban and rural communities. The Rivers originating from the Himalayas bring with them

lots of aggregate materials whereas as they move downstream, only finer elements / minerals like

sand are found in abundance.


CHAPTER-7

GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT

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N

o.

Items Statistics

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

I. Geographical Area (Sq. Km.)

2,570 sq.km.

Administrative Divisions Bhagalpur, Kahalgaon, Naugachhia

No. of Panchayats/Villages

II. Population (As per 2011 Census) Rural: 2432126 Urban: 600100

III. Average Annual Rainfall (mm)

1148.52

2 GEOMORPHOLOGY

Major Physiographic Units 1. Flat Indo-Gangetic

Alluvium Tract

2. Marginal Alluvium Tract

Major Drainages Ganga, Gerua, Chanan and Andhari

3 LAND USE

a) Forest Area Nil

b) Net Area Sown 1850 sq.km

c) Cultivable Area 1930 sq. km

4 MAJOR SOIL TYPES Vertisols, inceptisols, entisols.

5 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS

6 IRRIGATION BY DIFFERENT SOURCES

(Areas and Number of Structures)

Dugwells 2244

Tubewells/Borewells (STW) 10598

Tanks/ponds 6

Canals 3

Other Sources 3 - 15

Net Irrigated Area 666 sq. km (35 % of net sown

area)

Gross Irrigated Area 790 sq. km

7 NUMBER OF GROUND WATER

MONITERING WELLS OF CGWB

(2011)

No. of Dugwells 09

No. of Piezometers Nil

8 PREDOMINANT GEOLOGICAL 1. Quaternary Formations

FORMATIONS 2. Basement Pre-cambrian


Granitic Gneiss with few

exposures as Inliers.

9 HYDROGEOLOGY

Major water bearing formations Alluvium

Pre-monsoon Depth to water level during 2011

2.5 – 10.69 m bgl

Post-monsoon Depth to water level during 2011

1.53 – 8.04 m bgl

Long term water level trend in last 10 yrs(2002 –

No significant decline

2011) in m/yr

10 GROUND WATER EXPLORATION BY

CGWB (As on 31-03-2013)

No. of well drilled (EW,OW, PZ, SH, Total)

EW=12, OW=1, PZ=7

Depth Range (m) 61 – 294 m bgl

Discharge (m3/hr) 1. 20 – 50 m3/hr for STW

Within50 m bgl2. 50 – 200 m3/hr for DTWbeyond 100 m bgl.

Storativity (s) -

Transmissitivity (m2/day) 100 – 600 m2/day, 4208 at

Rampur.

11 GROUND WATER QUALITY Good for drinking and

irrigation

Presence of Chemical constituents more than the

Few patches are identified to

permissible limit (e.g.EC, F, As, F) be contaminated with Arsenic.

Type of Water Potable

12 DYNAMIC GROUND WATER RESOURCES

(as on 31st March 2009) In ha m.

Annual Replenishble Ground Water Resources

69583

Net Annual Ground Water Draft 22941

Projected Demand for Domestic and Industrial

7665

Uses up to 2025

Stage of Ground Water Development 33%

13 AWARENESS AND TRAINING ACTIVITY

One day Training Programme Organized

Date 08.03.2007

Place Hotel Rajhans International, Bhagalpur

No. of Participants 110

14 GROUND WATER CONTROL AND


REGULATION

No. of OE Blocks Nil

No. of Critical Blocks Nil

No. of Blocks Notified Nil

15 MAJOR GROUND WATER PROBLEMS AND

Arsenic pollution of ground

ISSUES water along the banks of river

Ganga

16 Total no. of Brick kilns 187

Source: Centre for Ground Water Board (CGWB)


CHAPTER-8

LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT: FOREST, AGRICULTURE,

HORTICULTURE, MINING

Forest:-

The 0.03 % of Land in Bhagalpur is forest land which is 193.35 acres. There are various types of

wood and bamboo available in the forest. Forest produce are minor.

Agriculture:-

Agriculture is the

main occupation of

the people of the

district and also the

main source of

livelihood of the

people. Though

Bhagalpur has an

agro-based economy,

agriculture is largely

restricted only to

khariff season due to

lack

of adequate irrigation

facilities. Paddy,

maize and lentils are the important crops of the district. A large ground water resource in the district

has been remained untapped.

Mining:-

The mineral resources of Bhagalpur district playing massive role in industrial, social and economic

development of the district.

Available mineral resources in the district:-

Sand

Soil

Brick kilns

Quartzite

Stones


Horticulture:-

Bhagalpur district is under

medium Level of Production

in Horticultural Crops -

Horticulture level of

horticultural development

has found in the district.

These districts come under

the periphery areas where

there is a lack of

infrastructure regarding

horticultural crops.

Floriculture in the district is

now developing in the same

fashion as compared to other

crops. So, there is need to

emphasis on these crops.

Horticulture cultivation is

always advantageous. It

paves the ways and means of

development. It has been

observed that it could be

developed in the state if the government provides protection and subsidies to the farmers. There is a

great need to emphasis on marketing management and boosting the irrigation resource of the state

along with that there is need of awareness on profitability and techno managerial skill among

farmers to promote the horticultural cultivation in the state.

Bestowed with fertile soil and having good irrigation facilities, about 80% area of the district is

under agricultural use. The land level is plain and fertile land of total area available for cultivation,

most of the area is used as double cropped area. The land is cover by the forest area, cultivable land

agriculture barren land, current fallow, other fallow land ,usar and non cultibileland,land used other

than agriculture,pasture land and vacant land etc. The land is used for orchard tree, plantation and

cane productions. The land holdings are generally small in size.


Though Bhagalpur has an agro-based economy, agriculture is largely restricted only to khariff

season due to lack of adequate irrigation facilities. Paddy, maize and lentils are the important crops

of the district. A large ground water resource in the district has been remained untapped

The soils in the district are mainly derived from the older and newer alluvium. These alluvial plain

soils are light grey to dark grey in colour, rather heavy and texturally fine in nature. The pH values

range from neutral to acidic and the acidity of the soil gradually increases from north to south. The

hilly soils are acidic with low nitrogen, medium to high potash.

The soils derived from older alluvium are mainly loamy in character with moderate to heavy texture

and well drained. In low lands these are poorly drained with heavy texture. These soils comprise an

association of vertisols, entisols, alfisols, and ultisols. Black soils found in Shahkund, Sonhaulia, and

Sultanganj belong to vertisols category. Sandy soils (Diara soils).

Land utilization pattern in the district:-

01 LAND USE (sq.km.)

a) Forest area: Nil

b) Net area sown: 1850

c) Cultivable area: 1930

02 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS

IRRIGATION BY DIFFERENT SOURCES

(Area in sq.km, Govt. of Bihar 2008-09)

Area (sq.km)

Dug wells and Tube wells -

Canal -

Net irrigated area 666

Gross irrigated area 790


CHAPTER-9

PHYSIOGRAPHY OF THE DISTRICT

The Bihar state can be broadly subdivided into three major unit’s i.e., main physical sub-divisions is

the Norhern Mountains, the Gangetic Plains and the Central Highlands. Northern Mountains

comprises the

Himalayan

ranges

including their

foot hills. The

Gangetic

plains, situated

between the

Himalayas and

the Deccan

plateau,constit

ute the most

fertile plains

of the sub-

basin ideally

suited for

intensive

cultivation.Th

e Central

highlands

lying to the

south of the

Great plains

consists of mountains, hills and plateaus intersected by valleys and river plains.They are largely

covered by forests.Aravali uplands, Bundelkhand upland, Malwa plateau, Vindhyan and Narmada

valley lie in the this region.Predominant soil types found in the sub- basin are sandy, loamy , clay

and their combinations such as sandy loam , loam , silty clay loam and loamy sand soils.


Geomorphology:-









Soils:-

The soils in the district are

mainly derived from the older

and newer alluvium. These

alluvial plain soils are light grey

to dark grey in colour, rather

heavy and texturally fine in

nature. The pH values range

from neutral to acidic and the

acidity of the soil gradually

increases from north to south.

The hilly soils are acidic with

low nitrogen, medium to high

potash. The soils derived from

older alluvium are mainly

loamy in character with

moderate to heavy texture and

well drained. In low lands these

are poorly drained with heavy texture. These soils comprise an association of vertisols, entisols,

alfisols, and ultisols. Black soils found in Shahkund, Sonhaulia, and Sultanganj belong to vertisols

category. Sandy soils (Diara soils) derived from younger alluvium are light textured, well drained.

These are moderate to highly 10 fertile calcareous soils and found along the banks/course of the river

Ganga. These comprise the soil association of inceptisols and entisols.

Source: NBSS& LUP, Regional Centre, Kolkata


CHAPTER-10

RAINFALL: MONTH-WISE

In general a warm and humid climate prevails in the district. Winter starts from November and

extends up to February. Temperature usually does not drop below 150

C but during the coldest

months (late December to early January) temperature even comes down to 80 C. During this period,

wind blows from northwest and west. The summer period begins from March with the peak

temperature of 40 – 450 C in May. The month of March and April are the driest months of the year

with the relative humidity of 50 – 55 % in the morning and 35 – 40 % in the afternoon.

The humidity increases in May and June to 80 % or more. About 80 % of the rainfall is under the

influence of southwest monsoon, which normally breaks in the second fortnight of June. The

monsoon lasts till the later part of the September. Generally the eastern and northeastern part of the

district receives higher amount of rainfall. The annual normal rainfall in the district remains above

1148 mm.

The climate in Bhagalpur is warm and temperate. The summers here have a good deal of rainfall,

while the winters have very little. According to Köppen and Geiger, this climate is classified as Cwa.

The average annual temperature in Bhagalpur is 25.8 °C. About 1111 mm of precipitation falls

annually.

CLIMATE GRAPH // WEATHER BY MONTH BHAGALPUR:-

The driest month is December, with 1 mm of rain. Most of the precipitation here falls in July, averaging

249 mm.


AVERAGE TEMPERATURE BHAGALPUR:-

May is the warmest month of the year. The temperature in May averages 31.5 °C. January is the coldest

month, with temperatures averaging 17.1 °C.

BHAGALPUR WEATHER BY MONTH // WEATHER AVERAGES:-

January February March April May June July August September October November December

Avg.

Temperature

(°C)

17.1 20 25.3 30 31.5 30.7 29.3 29.2 28.9 27 22 18.3

Min.

Temperature

(°C)

10.4 13 17.6 22.6 25.4 26.3 26.2 26.3 25.7 22.5 15.5 11.4

Max.

Temperature

(°C)

23.8 27 33 37.5 37.7 35.1 32.4 32.1 32.2 31.6 28.6 25.2

Avg.

Temperature

(°F)

62.8 68.0 77.5 86.0 88.7 87.3 84.7 84.6 84.0 80.6 71.6 64.9

Min.

Temperature

(°F)

50.7 55.4 63.7 72.7 77.7 79.3 79.2 79.3 78.3 72.5 59.9 52.5

Max.

Temperature

(°F)

74.8 80.6 91.4 99.5 99.9 95.2 90.3 89.8 90.0 88.9 83.5 77.4

Precipitation /

Rainfall (mm)

19 3 6 14 49 197 249 246 231 92 4 1

There is a difference of 248 mm of precipitation between the driest and wettest months. Throughout the

year, temperatures vary by 14.4 °C.


CHAPTER-11

GEOLOGY AND MINERAL WEALTH

Geology:-

The Predominant Geological Formation in the districtQuaternary Formations, Basement Pre-

cambrian Granitic Gneiss with few exposures as Inliers.

An ancient crystalline rock called the Archean 'gneiss covers the greater part of the district in the

western and south western parts. It stretcnes from a few 'kilometers north of Godda to about 30

kilometres, south of Dumka. Towards the east these crystalline rocks are covered with thick flows of

volcanic lava which forms the Rajmahal hills that stretches approximately 150 kilometres from near

Sakrigali Railway station southwards' along the border of Birbhum District. A narrow strip of lower

gondwana rocks skirt the lower formation along its western margin. The ancient crystalline rocks are

collectively 'called the Archean Gneisses the principal 'rock of which is granitoid gneiss. It contains

inclusions of older dark hornbl'enudic and pyroxenic rock withigranolitic structures. It alternates

with homblemdic and rnicacious schists and contain felspars of salmon white colour.

Geological succession:-

Age Lithostratigraphy

Holocene Newer Alluvium Channel Alluvium and colluvial fan depostis.

Lacustrine grey silt and clay. Terrace Alluvium. Alluvial

fan deposits.

…………………………………….Disconformity…………………………………..

MiddletoLatePleistocene Varanasi

Alluvium

Polycyclic sequence of boulder beds, and silt-clay with

calcrete.

…………………………….Unconformity………………………..

Early Miocene to Early Pleistocene Siwalik Group

Late Eocene to Early Miocene Dharmshala Group

Late Paleocene to Late Eocene Subathu Group

------ Unconformity ----

Precambrian Basement

(Lithostratigraphy of the Ganga Basin sedimentary fill (compiled from Raiverman et al. 1983, Kumar et al. 1996

and Valdiya, 2010).


Regional Geology:-

Regionally, the area constitutes a part of the Ganga River Basin. The north-eastern part is

predominantly characterized by sedimentary lithology in the Sub-Himalayan zone comprising

Subathus, Dagshais, Kasaulis and Siwaliks. A general Regional stratigraphic sequence of the area is

given below.

Geologically, it represents nearly two third of Bihar is under cover of Ganga basin composed of

alluvium and masks the nature of basement rocks.

Geological succession and their occurrences distribution:-

Age Geology Occurrences

Quaternary Alluvial Deposits (sand, clay, silt,

Fragments)

North Bihar Plain & Central Bihar Plain

Tertiary Sand Stones& Clay Stones North Champaran Hills

Gondwana Coal Measures, Forming a series

of small outlier basins

Banka District

Vindhyans Sandstones, shales, Limestones

etc.

Parts of Bahbhua and Rohtas Disricts

Satpura Schist,Phyllite,Quartzite Part of Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada,

Nalanda, Sheikhpura and Munger District

Proterozoic Schist, amphibolites, quartzite,

granites, dolerites and pegmatites

Nawada, Jamui and Banka

Archaean Gneisses,

Granites,Schists,Phyllites,quartzit

es, amphibolites & intrusive all

metamorphosed sedimentary and

igneous rocks

Part of Aurangabad ,Gaya, Nawada ,Jamui,

Banka and Bhagalpur

Geohydrology:-

Water bearing formations:-

The sand layers in the Quaternary Alluvium (both newer and older) form the main source of ground

water in the district. Based on the strata logs and hydrogeological properties, the aquifer system in

the district can be divided into two categories;

I the shallow aquifers within 50 m depth.


II The deep aquifers

within 50 – 200 m

depth. In shallow

aquifers, the ground

water occurs under

unconfined condition

and in deeper aquifers

under semi-confined to

confined conditions.

The shallow aquifers

consisting of fine to

medium sand with

clay, silt and kankars

are the main sources of

ground water in the

marginal alluvial tract

in the south Bhagalpur.

In general the thickness of these aquifers varies from 13 to 18 m, being more at central parts than the

eastern and western parts of the marginal alluvium. The thickness of the aquifer is controlled by the

geometry of the underlying basement rock. The deeper aquifers mainly consist of sand, gravel and

calcareous nodules with alternating layers of clay. The exploration data reveals the presence of four

to five major aquifers with cumulative thickness 20 to 85 m. These aquifers thin out towards

Sultanganj in the western part since clay dominancy increase. The composition of the aquifer is not

homogeneous at many places. These are very often mixed with silt and little clay, which impedes

their water yielding capacity. The yield of these zones varies between 14.30 m3 /hr at Rampur to

202.70 m3 /hr at Madarganj with reference draw down of 6 – 27m.

Depth to Water Level:- The pre-monsoon water level data of the year 2011 reveals that the depth to water level in the

district remains within 2.5 – 10.69 m bgl, with the deepest of 10.69 m bgl and the shallowest of 2.5

m bgl.


In post-monsoon, the depth to water level in the district comes to be within 1.53 – 8.04 m bgl. The

pre and post-monsoon water level data indicates that the water level in the district has registered a

rise of 0.77 to 5.14 m within the season.

The mineral resources of Bhagalpur district playing massive role in industrial, social and economic

development of the district.

Available mineral resources in the district:-

Sand

Soil

Brick kilns

Quartzite

Other stones

Details of river or stream and other sand source of the district:-

The rivers of the district bring out the sediment as bed load and suspended load during the monsoon

period and post monsoon when the carrying capacity of river decreases it deposit the sediment as

braided deposit, point bars, etc. these are the main source of sand in the district.

(a) Details of river or stream and other sand source of the district:-

Sand is one of the major minor mineral of Bhagalpur district of Bihar. Ganga and Gerua

River is major sand source in the district.

(b) Availability of Sand or gravel or aggregate resources:-

Ganga and Gerua River is major sand source and in the district. The rivers of the district

bring out the sediment as bed load and suspended load during the monsoon period and post

monsoon when the carrying capacity of river decreases it deposit the sediment as braided

deposit, point bars, etc. these are the main source of sand in the district.

(c) Existing Mining Lease of sand and aggregates:-

Refer to Chater-3

Drainage System with description of main rivers:-

Sl. No. Name of the River Area drained (sq.

Km.)

% Area drained in

the District

1 GANGA 116.648 4.556 %

2 GERUA 3.73267 0.145 %

3 CHANAN 0.096319 0.003 %

4 ANDHARI 0.776851 0.030 %

Total 121.25384 4.73 %


The part of the

district towards the

south of the river

Ganga falls in the

Badua- Koa Sub-

Basin (Plate 2) and

the area to north of

Ganga falls in the

Baghmati - Kosi

sub-basin. These two

sub-basins are parts

of Mid-Ganga basin

in Bihar. The district

is principally drained

by the river Ganga,

which enters the

district at

Sultanganj. The northern boundary of the district is marked by the river Kosi (Ghugri) known to be

heavily laden with silt and sand. The river Ganga has two major tributaries joining from south;

Badua and Koa. Apart from these, a number of ephemeral streams such as Gahra, Chanan,

Salient Features of Important Rivers and Streams:-

Sl. No. Name of the River of

Stream

Total Length in the

District (in Km)

Place of

Origin

Altitude at

Origin

1 GANGA 97 K.M GhorghatMilik 34 meters

2 GERUA 30 K.M Biswaspur 41 meters

3 CHANAN 6 K.M Manihari 51 meters

4 ANDHARI 12.5 K.M Hajipur 49 meters


Methodology Adopted for Calculating of Mineral Potential:-

The mineral potential is calculated based on field investigation and geology of the catchment area of

the river/ streams. As per the policy of the State and location, depth of minable mineral is defined.

The area for removal of mineral in a river or stream can be decided depending on geo-morphology

and other factors, it can be 50% to 60% of the area of a particular river/stream, e.g. in river mineral

constituents like, sand up to a depth of three meters are considered as resource mineral. Other

constituents like clay and silt are excluded as waste while calculating the mineral potential of

particular river/ stream.

The specific gravity of each mineral constituent is different. While calculating the mineral potential,

the average specific gravity is taken as 2.25. The percent of mineral constituent like boulder,

riverbajari, sand also varies for different river and streams. While calculating the mineral potential

the percentage of each mineral constituent is taken asSand 25-30% and 5-10% for silt and clay.

The quantum of deposition varies from stream to stream depending upon factors like

catchmentlithology, discharge, river profile and geomorphology of the river course. There are

certaingeo-morphological features developed in the river beds such as channel bar, point bar etc.

whereannual deposition is more even two to three meters.

Calculation is based on the methodology given in sustainable guideline of SUSTAINABLE SAND

MINING MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES-2016.The mineral potential is calculated based on

field investigation and geology of the catchment area of the river/ streams. As per the policy of the

State and location, depth of minable mineral is defined. The quantum of deposition varies from

stream to stream depending upon factors like catchment lithology, discharge, river profile and

geomorphology of the river course. There are certain geomorphological features developed in the

river beds such as channel bar, point bar etc. where annual deposition is more even two to three

meters.


The details are given below:-

River of

Stream

Portion of

the river or

stream

recommende

d for

mineral

concession

Length of

area

recommende

d for

mineral

concession

(in

Kilometer)

Average

width of

area

recomme

nded for

mineral

concessio

n in

meter)

Area

recommended

for mineral

concession (In

Square Meter)

Mineable

Mineral

Potential (In

Metric

Tonne) 60%

of total

Mineral

GANGA 116.64 97 K.M 1202 m 1165.94 Lakh m2

3210.99 Lakh

MT

GERUA 3.73 30 K.M 124 m 3.72 Lakh m2

102.44 Lakh

MT

CHANAN 0.096 6 K.M 16 m 0.96 Lakh m2 2.64 Lakh

MT

ANDHARI 0.77 12.5 K.M 62 m 0.775 Lakh m2 21.34 Lakh

MT

Total 145.5 KM 351

(Average)

1171.395 Lakh

m2

3337.41 Lakh

MT

Mineral Potential is calculated in Following Way:-

Mineral Potential:-

Sand (MT) Total Mineable Mineral Potential(MT)

3337.41 Lakh MT 3337.41 Lakh MT

Annual Deposition (30%)

1001.22 Lakh MT 1001.22 Lakh MT


CHAPTER- 12

STATUS OF BRICK KILNS IN BHAGALPUR DISTRICT

The state Bihar is developing rapidly. In the five

year period from 2004 to 2009 Bihar’s Gross

Domestic Product (GDP) has grown by 11.03%

and between 2001 and 2011 there has been a

significant increase in urbanization with the

number of towns increasing from 120 to 213

according to the latest census. This has been

possible through investment in various sectors,

especially the construction sector. If this growth

rate needs to be sustained, the demand for quality building materials will increase manifold. In rural

areas too, Bihar faces challenges with the need for over 7.5 billion bricks over the next five years to

meet the rural housing gap. A field study was conducted in 22 districts on Bihar to understand the

present scenario of the brick industry and to assess the market potential and barriers for introducing

energy efficient technologies for walling materials. The major brick producing districts of Bihar is

Patna, Nalanda, Siwan, Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi, East and West Champaran, Darbhanga, Samastipur

and Madhubani. With over 5,700 authorized brick Earth the state produces around 17 billion bricks

per year. The brick sector in Bihar is growing at a rate of 9%, however it continues to be dominated

by traditional technology - the Fixed Chimney Bulls Trench Kiln (FCBTK). Unlike the rest of India

(except Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal) the state of Bihar is the only state which

has transformed the brick firing technology from movable to fixed chimney.

Status of Brick kilns in Bhagalpur District

Sl. No. No. of operational Units of Brick kilns

in Bhagalpur districts during Financial

Year (2016-17)

No of Units of Brick kilns in

Bhagalpur districts Identified by

IEED

1 142 187

A list of Bricks kilns are attached in Annexure-II


REFERENCES

1. Singh,U,(1965):“Ditribution and Character of Cities of The Ganga Plain.”National

Geographical Journal of India,Vol.XI P.37

2. Optimum Utilisation of Surface Water and Ground Water Potential Using Fuzzy

Approach National Systems Conference, NSC 2008, 17–19 December 2008

3. http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011-prov results/Census2011Bihar.pdf

4. Census of India 2011- Provisional Population Totals - Bihar - Data Sheet" (PDF).

Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Vital Statistics Division. Office of

the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India. 2011. pp. 1 & 2. Retrieved 16

August 2012.

5. www.cgwb.gov.in/District_Profile/Bihar/ Bhagalpur.pdf

6. cgwb.gov.in/gw profiles/st_Bihar.htm

7. www.cgwb.gov.in/Regions/GW-year.../GWYB%20MER%20(Bihar)%202015-16.pdf

8. www.census2011.co.in › Bihar

9. http://www.cwc.nic.in

10. http://www.ecobrick.in

11 https://en.climate-data.org/location

Latitude -(N) Longitude -(E)

25° 15' 7.537" N 87° 12' 3.549" E A

25° 15' 12.973" N 87° 12' 17.593" E B

25° 15' 9.362" N 87° 12' 19.078" E C

25° 15' 3.610" N 87° 12' 5.519" E D

25° 15' 6.103" N 87° 12' 14.075" E A

25° 15' 11.836" N 87° 12' 27.652" E B

25° 15' 7.679" N 87° 12' 29.266" E C

25° 15' 2.385" N 87° 12' 15.694" E D

25° 15' 11.594" N 87° 12' 28.327" E A

25° 15' 16.474" N 87° 12' 41.987" E B

25° 15' 12.794" N 87° 12' 43.541" E C

25° 15' 7.590" N 87° 12' 30.221" E D

25° 15' 6.986" N 87° 12' 30.333" E A

25° 15' 12.186" N 87° 12' 43.649" E B

25° 15' 8.090" N 87° 12' 45.497" E C

25° 15' 3.018" N 87° 12' 32.154" E D

25° 15' 1.910" N 87° 12' 16.100" E A

25° 15' 7.123" N 87° 12' 29.706" E B

25° 15' 3.290" N 87° 12' 31.168" E C

25° 14' 58.449" N 87° 12' 17.634" E D


25° 7' 27.354" N 86° 57' 0.694" E A

25° 7' 27.477" N 86° 57' 5.390" E B

25° 7' 18.108" N 86° 57' 9.569" E C

25° 7' 18.142" N 86° 57' 1.346" E D

25° 7' 17.542" N 86° 57' 1.469" E A

25° 7' 17.611" N 86° 57' 11.114" E B

25° 7' 11.694" N 86° 57' 11.008" E C

25° 7' 11.605" N 86° 57' 0.430" E D

25° 7' 10.885" N 86° 57' 0.593" E A

25° 7' 10.974" N 86° 57' 12.345" E B

25° 7' 5.677" N 86° 57' 11.420" E C

25° 7' 5.734" N 86° 57' 0.012" E D

25° 7' 5.122" N 86° 56' 59.804" E A

25° 7' 5.088" N 86° 57' 11.420" E B

25° 6' 59.927" N 86° 57' 11.576" E C

25° 6' 59.530" N 86° 57' 0.030" E D

25° 6' 59.115" N 86° 57' 0.083" E A

25° 6' 59.461" N 86° 57' 11.690" E B

25° 6' 54.678" N 86° 57' 12.033" E C

25° 6' 54.337" N 86° 57' 0.312" E D

25° 6' 34.634" N 86° 57' 4.067" E A

25° 6' 37.609" N 86° 57' 15.247" E B

25° 6' 30.929" N 86° 57' 15.015" E C

25° 6' 29.694" N 86° 57' 4.436" E D

25° 6' 28.633" N 86° 57' 4.681" E A

25° 6' 30.006" N 86° 57' 14.963" E B

25° 6' 23.324" N 86° 57' 14.381" E C

SlNo. of

Blocks

Area

(Ha.)Name of the Ghat

River

Name

2 Chandan Tahsur Cluster - 1

Sand Ghats Status of Bhagalpur District

List of Sand Ghats in Ganga River

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

GPS Coordinates

1 Ganga Kahalgaon

Block - 4

Block - 5

CodeNo. of

Blocks

Area

(Ha.)Name of the Ghat

River

NameSl

1 Chandan Chandpur

Block - 5

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

Block - 1

Block -2

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.8 Hec

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

Block - 4

List of Sand Ghats in Chandan River

CodeGPS Coordinates

25° 6' 22.203" N 86° 57' 4.925" E D

25° 6' 21.205" N 86° 57' 5.372" E A

25° 6' 22.399" N 86° 57' 14.475" E B

25° 6' 15.585" N 86° 57' 14.843" E C

25° 6' 14.753" N 86° 57' 5.675" E D

25° 6' 14.039" N 86° 57' 5.746" E A

25° 6' 14.690" N 86° 57' 14.757" E B

25° 6' 7.357" N 86° 57' 14.997" E C

25° 6' 7.293" N 86° 57' 5.963" E D

25° 6' 6.338" N 86° 57' 5.855" E A

25° 6' 6.492" N 86° 57' 14.192" E B

25° 5' 59.631" N 86° 57' 14.192" E C

25° 5' 59.502" N 86° 57' 5.969" E D

25° 5' 41.600" N 86° 57' 6.095" E A

25° 5' 41.602" N 86° 57' 15.552" E B

25° 5' 35.273" N 86° 57' 14.301" E C

25° 5' 35.836" N 86° 57' 3.992" E D

25° 5' 35.112" N 86° 57' 3.820" E A

25° 5' 34.384" N 86° 57' 14.035" E B

25° 5' 28.893" N 86° 57' 13.152" E C

25° 5' 29.505" N 86° 57' 1.899" E D

25° 5' 28.872" N 86° 57' 1.692" E A

25° 5' 28.204" N 86° 57' 13.136" E B

25° 5' 22.980" N 86° 57' 11.061" E C

25° 5' 23.397" N 86° 57' 0.182" E D

25° 5' 22.655" N 86° 56' 59.808" E A

25° 5' 22.370" N 86° 57' 9.769" E B

25° 5' 16.645" N 86° 57' 8.467" E C

25° 5' 16.922" N 86° 56' 57.229" E D

25° 5' 16.228" N 86° 56' 56.715" E A

25° 5' 16.056" N 86° 57' 7.715" E B

25° 5' 10.953" N 86° 57' 6.985" E C

25° 5' 11.281" N 86° 56' 55.244" E D

25° 4' 54.885" N 86° 56' 52.235" E A

25° 4' 53.806" N 86° 57' 5.341" E B

25° 4' 49.445" N 86° 57' 5.466" E C

25° 4' 50.531" N 86° 56' 51.269" E D

25° 4' 49.540" N 86° 56' 50.984" E A

25° 4' 48.358" N 86° 57' 5.787" E B

25° 4' 44.307" N 86° 57' 5.370" E C

25° 4' 45.432" N 86° 56' 50.540" E D

25° 4' 44.563" N 86° 56' 50.350" E A

25° 4' 43.407" N 86° 57' 6.026" E B

25° 4' 39.166" N 86° 57' 5.470" E C

25° 4' 40.366" N 86° 56' 49.523" E D

25° 4' 39.571" N 86° 56' 49.328" E A

25° 4' 38.304" N 86° 57' 5.273" E B

25° 4' 34.431" N 86° 57' 4.699" E C

25° 4' 35.538" N 86° 56' 48.978" E D

25° 4' 34.452" N 86° 56' 51.601" E A

25° 4' 33.407" N 86° 57' 5.149" E B

25° 4' 29.298" N 86° 57' 4.938" E C

25° 4' 30.254" N 86° 56' 51.347" E D

25° 10' 27.240" N 86° 59' 20.100" E A

25° 10' 29.180" N 86° 59' 19.470" E B

25° 10' 6.690" N 86° 58' 33.410" E C

25° 10' 4.790" N 86° 58' 35.380" E D

Manikpur

5.0 Hec Block - 1

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

Block - 3

Block - 4

Block - 5

Tahsur Cluster - 2

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

Tahsur Cluster - 34 Chandan

Block - 3

Block - 4

5

Chandan3

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

Block - 5

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

Chandan

Block - 4

Block - 5

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

25° 9' 11.703" N 86° 57' 41.577" E A

25° 9' 9.990" N 86° 57' 41.475" E B

25° 8' 57.840" N 86° 57' 22.046" E C

25° 8' 58.441" N 86° 57' 19.890" E D

25° 8' 53.181" N 86° 57' 17.107" E A

25° 8' 53.263" N 86° 57' 20.642" E B

25° 8' 37.421" N 86° 57' 15.279" E C

25° 8' 38.478" N 86° 57' 12.250" E D

25° 8' 37.876" N 86° 57' 11.694" E A

25° 8' 36.509" N 86° 57' 14.882" E B

25° 8' 23.170" N 86° 57' 2.786" E C

25° 8' 24.882" N 86° 56' 59.355" E D

25° 8' 24.256" N 86° 56' 58.567" E A

25° 8' 22.286" N 86° 57' 2.550" E B

25° 8' 6.009" N 86° 56' 57.257" E C

25° 8' 5.661" N 86° 56' 54.810" E D

25° 8' 4.493" N 86° 56' 54.660" E A

25° 8' 4.684" N 86° 56' 56.348" E B

25° 7' 44.728" N 86° 56' 57.927" E C

25° 7' 44.351" N 86° 56' 55.460" E D

25° 9' 53.077" N 86° 58' 15.845" E A

25° 9' 52.205" N 86° 58' 16.184" E B

25° 9' 13.931" N 86° 58' 0.648" E C

25° 9' 14.680" N 86° 57' 59.489" E D

25° 8' 13.969" N 86° 58' 51.586" E A

25° 8' 11.758" N 86° 58' 52.409" E B

25° 7' 57.008" N 86° 58' 43.209" E C

25° 7' 59.115" N 86° 58' 40.074" E D

25° 7' 58.601" N 86° 58' 39.525" E A

25° 7' 56.134" N 86° 58' 42.849" E B

25° 7' 48.162" N 86° 58' 23.346" E C

25° 7' 49.619" N 86° 58' 22.994" E D

25° 7' 49.736" N 86° 58' 21.984" E A

25° 7' 48.213" N 86° 58' 22.489" E B

25° 7' 53.286" N 86° 57' 59.270" E C

25° 7' 59.007" N 86° 57' 57.519" E D

25° 7' 59.372" N 86° 57' 56.901" E A

25° 7' 54.592" N 86° 57' 58.391" E B

25° 7' 51.791" N 86° 57' 48.924" E C

25° 7' 55.388" N 86° 57' 44.350" E D

25° 7' 55.139" N 86° 57' 43.847" E A

25° 7' 51.611" N 86° 57' 48.369" E B

25° 7' 42.085" N 86° 57' 37.232" E C

25° 7' 44.998" N 86° 57' 33.848" E D


25.0671433 87.1938057 A

25.0665865 87.1935630 B

25.0670061 87.1847665 C

25.0664580 87.1848257 D

25.0673289 87.1827127 A

25.0663295 87.1827175 B

25.0633599 87.1794290 C

25.0637882 87.1787438 D

25° 6' 10.150" N 87° 12' 56.343" E A2 Gerua Baisa (Sanhaula)

1 Gerua

8 Chandan Puraini

(Jagdishpur)

5.0 Hec

Mahiyama

Name of the GhatArea

(Ha.)

No. of

Blocks

Block - 25.0 Hec

Block - 15.0 Hec

Block - 1

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

Block - 4

Block - 5

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

6 Chandan Kankaithi

4.9 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

7 Chandan Dogachhi

(Jagdishpur)

2.25

GPS CoordinatesSl

River

Name

Block -2

Block - 3

Block - 4

Code

List of Sand Ghats in Gerua River

Block - 1

Block - 5

25° 6' 9.100" N 87° 13' 0.061" E B

25° 5' 44.914" N 87° 12' 57.679" E C

25° 5' 46.931" N 87° 12' 55.943" E D

25° 5' 45.831" N 87° 12' 50.367" E A

25° 5' 43.952" N 87° 12' 50.569" E B

25° 5' 28.745" N 87° 12' 42.769" E C

25° 5' 29.033" N 87° 12' 38.868" E D

25° 5' 25.826" N 87° 12' 40.075" E A

25° 5' 26.080" N 87° 12' 43.406" E B

25° 5' 6.084" N 87° 12' 50.688" E C

25° 5' 5.639" N 87° 12' 47.398" E D

25° 5' 4.105" N 87° 12' 47.760" E A

25° 5' 4.572" N 87° 12' 51.385" E B

25° 4' 53.895" N 87° 12' 42.809" E C

25° 4' 57.420" N 87° 12' 41.445" E D

25° 4' 56.807" N 87° 12' 36.864" E A

25° 4' 53.381" N 87° 12' 37.498" E B

25° 4' 47.397" N 87° 12' 17.327" E C

25° 4' 50.293" N 87° 12' 16.212" E D

25° 6' 39.587" N 87° 12' 23.306" E A

25° 6' 42.371" N 87° 12' 23.179" E B

25° 6' 29.034" N 87° 12' 44.933" E C

25° 6' 27.150" N 87° 12' 45.241" E D

25° 6' 34.512" N 87° 12' 0.581" E A

25° 6' 38.263" N 87° 12' 2.677" E B

25° 6' 42.329" N 87° 12' 22.216" E C

25° 6' 39.314" N 87° 12' 22.490" E D

25° 6' 51.060" N 87° 11' 45.359" E A

25° 6' 49.835" N 87° 11' 43.128" E B

25° 6' 37.943" N 87° 12' 1.246" E C

25° 6' 34.996" N 87° 11' 59.567" E D


25° 5' 4.873" N 86° 56' 42.460" E A

25° 5' 9.122" N 86° 56' 47.325" E B

25° 5' 7.830" N 86° 56' 54.808" E C

25° 4' 59.773" N 86° 56' 50.105" E D

25° 5' 15.015" N 86° 56' 34.648" E A

25° 5' 17.414" N 86° 56' 39.513" E B

25° 5' 9.408" N 86° 56' 46.240" E C

25° 5' 5.558" N 86° 56' 41.089" E D

25° 5' 27.282" N 86° 56' 29.851" E A

25° 5' 29.543" N 86° 56' 35.196" E B

25° 5' 19.135" N 86° 56' 39.545" E C

25° 5' 16.799" N 86° 56' 34.926" E D

25° 5' 41.193" N 86° 56' 23.409" E A

25° 5' 42.426" N 86° 56' 27.384" E B

25° 5' 30.569" N 86° 56' 34.282" E C

25° 5' 28.615" N 86° 56' 29.375" E D

25° 5' 59.141" N 86° 56' 24.150" E A

25° 5' 58.497" N 86° 56' 27.006" E B

25° 5' 43.729" N 86° 56' 27.110" E C

25° 5' 42.838" N 86° 56' 23.409" E D

1 Andhari Hajipur Scheme

2 Gerua Baisa (Sanhaula)

3 Gerua Bathani Ghat

SlRiver

NameName of the Ghat

Area

(Ha.)

No. of

Blocks

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

Block - 1

Block - 2

List of Sand Ghats in Andhari River

Block - 3

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

Block - 4

Block - 5

Block - 4

Block - 5

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

5.0 Hec

4.9 Hec

CodeGPS Coordinates

Block - 1

Block -2

Block - 3

S.

No.

Name of M/s Name of

Proprietor

Running or

close

Address /Contact /

Mauja

Mark /

Grade

Khata & Khesra

No. of soil

cutting area

Khata

&Khesra No.

of bricks kline

area

Lat.(N) Long.(E)

25.220395 87.157836

25.220526 87.157828

25.220542 87.15854425.220322 87.158544

25.220486 87.158176

25.219513 87.157973

25.219808 87.157971

25.219818 87.158568

25.219615 87.158582

25.219760 87.158256

25.220034 87.159516

25.220266 87.159476

25.220160 87.160092

25.229932 87.160135

25.220107 87.158256

25.219986 87.160404

25.220278 87.160485

25.220284 87.160482

25.219968 87.160904

25.220051 87.160590

25.219464 87.161204

25.220151 87.161252

25.220143 87.161489

25.219506 87.161417

25.219802 87.161219

25.231450 87.085486

25.231517 87.085290

25.232086 87.085467

25.231991 87.085727

BMP (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Khesra No: Khesra No:

5 Mr.Ajeet

Kumar Yadav

Running Mauja -Ram Nagar Vill-

Ghogha Block-sabour

District -Bhagalpur

Mo:9955719639ESTD.YEAR-

2013-2014

M/s Baba Basuki

Nath Bricks


Hind (III) Khata No: Khata No:6 M/s Hind Bricks Mr.Sarsawati

Devi

Running Mauja-Farka Vill-English

Block-Sabour District-

Bhagalpur


2013-2014

3 M/s Moon Bricks Mr.Ravi Dubey Running Mauja -Ram Nagar Vill-

Ghogha Block-sabour

District -Bhagalpur


2001-2002

4 M/s Baba Bricks Mr.Balram

Kumar Yadav


Ghogha Block-sabour

District -Bhagalpur


2009-2010


Baba (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Moon (III) Khata No: Khata No:


SPG (III) Khata No:

Khesra No:

Khata No:

Khesra No:

1 M/s Singh

Mitra devi


Ghogha Block-sabour

District -Bhagalpur

Mo:8797340576

9097292600

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010

M/s SPG Bricks


LIB (III) Khata No: Khata No:2 M/s LIB Bricks Mr.Niraj

Kumar Dubey


Ghogha Block-sabour

District -Bhagalpur


2016-2017

List of Bricks klin,s Under Bhagalpur District

BLOCK - SABOUR

25.231751 87.085454

25.227692 87.091727

25.228049 87.091894

25.227720 87.092651

25.227429 87.092448

25.227808 87.092235

25.219362 87.120877

25.219237 87.120665

25.219927 87.120960

25.219875 87.121199

25.219590 87.120850

25.218197 87.123748

25.219032 87.124228

25.218912 87.124607

25.218064 87.124312

25.218455 87.124294

25.218893 87.153325

25.218905 87.153995

25.219255 87.154015

25.219071 87.153427

25.219039 87.153650

25.219129 87.154361

25.219398 87.154278

25.219471 87.154864

25.219189 87.154895

25.219039 87.154543

25.220344 87.156464

25.220195 87.156851

25.219828 87.156799

25.219774 87.156566

25.220006 87.156705

BBB(III) Khata No: Khata No:14 M/s BBB Bricks Mr.Pappu

Chaudhary

Close 2015 Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Sona (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR- Khesra No: Khesra No:

12 M/s Sona Bricks Gopal Dubey Running Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

BBC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2014-2015


13 M/s BBC Bricks Mr.Vikram

Yadav

Running Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

RBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:


9 Mr.Ram Vilash

Das



Bhagalpur


2017-2018

10 M/s RBI Bricks Mr.B.N Running Mauja- Vill-Shankarpur

Block-sabour District-

Bhagalpur Mo:

7739250340ESTD.YEAR-

2016-2017

HMT (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2011-2012


11 M/s Mata Gujari

Bricks

Mr.Jos- Vindar Running Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

TNB (III) Khata No: Khata No:


7 M/s TNB Bricks Mr.Vinod

Bhagat

Close/2017 Mauja-Farka Vill-English


Bhagalpur Mo:

ESTD.YEAR-

2007-2008

M/s LIC Bricks


Tara (III) Khata No:Khata No:Running Mauja-Farka Vill-English


Bhagalpur


2010-2011

8 M/s Luxmi Bricks Smt.Rubby

Devi

LIC (III) Khata No: Khata No:



Hind (III)6 Mr.Sarsawati

Devi



Bhagalpur


2013-2014

Only Middle Point

25.220184 87.155786

25.220184 87.157432

25.220064 87.157454

25.220593 87.157617

25.220623 87.157667

25.220291 87.157527

25.217061 87.138741

25.217074 87.139322

25.217342 87.139433

25.217362 87.138619

25.217134 87.139038

25.216515 87.143217

25.216251 87.143274

25.216260 87.143983

25.216466 87.144072

25.216357 87.143649

25.216772 87.142895

25.216793 87.142221

25.216670 87.142047

25.216517 87.142833

25.216729 87.142501

25.217283 87.143600

25.217266 87.144276

25.217553 87.144249

25.217466 87.143596

25.217317 87.143932

25.217300 87.145710

25.216990 87.145424

25.216410 87.145396

25.616264 87.145626

25.216577 87.145489

25.216489 87.150244

25.215885 87.150209

25.215913 87.149933

Home/III Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2008-2009


20 M/s Priyanka

Bricks

Mr.Dharmesh

Kumar


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

MDH (III) Khata No: Khata No:21 M/s Jai Maa

Tara Bricks

Mr.Mukesh

Kumar Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Gopi (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2009-2010


18 M/s Maa Shitla

Bricks

Mr.Bina Devi Running Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

GIT (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2013-2014


19 M/s Bam Basuki Mr.Dilip

Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Noom/III Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2013-2014


16 M/s Noom Bricks Mr.Janardhan

Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Hira (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2009-2010


17 M/s Maa

maharani Bricks

Mr.Vinod

Kumar Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

BBB(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007


14 M/s BBB Bricks Mr.Pappu

Chaudhary


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

TATA(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2014-2015


15 M/s Pawan

Bricks

Mr.Pappu

Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Only Middle Point

25.216589 87.149940

25.216311 87.150093

25.218223 87.150217

25.218428 87.150842

25.218229 87.150880

25.218124 87.150264

25.218344 87.150496

25.218054 87.151450

25.218250 87.15120225.218659 87.151658

25.218456 87.151860

25.218349 87.151522

25.216653 87.152959

25.216398 87.152920

25.216471 87.152129

25.216723 87.152119

25.216556 87.152487

25.218414 87.153015

25.218257 87.152477

25.218539 87.152360

25.218661 87.152911

25.218518 87.152660

25.219784 87.161652

25.220427 87.161772

25.220368 87.162032

25.219774 87.161877

25.220098 87.161773

25.219128 87.162178

25.219688 87.162226

25.219739 87.162445

25.219161 87.162374

25.219390 87.162254

MOOM (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


22 M/s Maa Vashav

devi Bricks

Mr.Sanjay

Kumar


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Khata No: Khata No:M/s VIP Bricks23

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015

Mr.Digambar

Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

VIP (III)


MDH (III)

ESTD.YUEAR-

2008-2009


21 Mr.Mukesh

Kumar Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


25 M/s Shiv

Shankar Bricks

Mr.Shiv Kumar

Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SSB (III) Khata No: Khata No:


24 M/s PJD Bricks Mr.Rakesh

Kumar


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

PJD (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2004-

2005

Khata No:172 Khata No:477

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007

Khesra No:555 Khesra

No:1629,1632

27 M/s Shyam

Prasad Sha

Mr.Shyam

Prasad Sah


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SNB (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


26 M/s Moon Bricks Mr.Ravi ray Running Mauja- Ram Nagar

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Moon (III)

25.219102 87.163039

25.219141 87.163572

25.218944 87.163628

25.218906 87.163019

25.219037 87.163351

25.219003 87.164308

25.219261 87.164150

25.219441 87.164800

25.219112 87.164863

25.219247 87.164520

25.219383 87.165475

25.219635 87.165493

25.219596 87.166288

25.219348 87.166256

25.219549 87.165910

25.219667 87.166790

25.220547 87.166975

25.220190 87.167174

25.219624 87.167168

25.219928 87.166959

25.219627 87.167449

25.220291 87.126400

25.220962 87.126604

25.221034 87.126421

25.220376 87.126167

25.220308 87.126505

25.214836 87.13317534 M/s Bala Bricks Mr.Gautam

Nedav Singh

Running Mauja- Shankarpur

vill- Pannu

Chak

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Bala (III) Khata No: Khata No:

32 M/s Sita Bricks Mr.Dilip

Kumar

choudhery


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SITA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


Khata No: Khata No:M/s Taj Bricks33 Mr.Ramesh

Prasad sah


vill- Pannu

Chak

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Taj (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


30 M/s ShivBricks Mr.Shyam

Yadav


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SBC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Khesra No: Khesra No:ESTD.YEAR-2005-

2006

31 M/s MAMA

Bricks

Mr.Balram

Kumar Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MAMA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


TOP(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


29 M/s SPC Bricks Mr.Anurudha

Sharma


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SPC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


M/s TOP Brick28 Mr.Dharmendr

a Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Only Middle Point

25.214778 87.133889

25.214460 87.133959

25.214552 87.133120

25.214605 87.133541

25.216882 87.136327

25.216795 87.136800

25.216970 87.135660

25.217030 87.136291

25.216921 87.136104

25.215690 87.136410

25.215457 87.136304

25.215288 87.137142

25.215604 87.137184

25.215589 87.136716

25.217589 87.136716

25.216635 87.172582

25.215908 87.172382

25.216012 87.172094

25.216664 87.172336

25.216364 87.172349

25.217034 87.174194

25.216956 87.174516

25.216250 87.174376

25.216219 87.174095

25.216638 87.174289

25.221333 87.174649

36 M/s KBC Bricks Mr.Kamal Kant

Sah


vill-

Shankarpur

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

KBC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


34 M/s Bala Bricks Mr.Gautam

Nedav Singh


vill- Pannu

Chak

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Bala (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


35 M/s Raja Bricks Mr.Vinod

Kuamr


vill-

Shankarpur

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Raja (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Khesra No: Khesra No:ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016

37 M/s DNP Bricks Mr.Mandal Close-2015 Mauja- Shankarpur

vill-

Shankarpur

Block- Sabour

Dist-

Bhagalpur

DNP/III Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007


39 M/s Laxmi Bricks Mr.Anil kumar Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Moni (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


38 M/s Raj Bricks Mr.Wokil

Parsad

Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2017-

2018


40 M/s HERO Mr.Aswam

Kumar


vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Star (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Only Middle Point

BLOCK - KAHALGAON

25.221372 87.174871

25.220762 87.174836

25.220732 87.174599

25.221085 87.174664

25.220288 87.173914

25.220204 87.175336

25.221076 87.184597

25.220504 87.184747

25.220374 87.184471

25.220994 87.184268

25.220729 87.184557

25.221366 87.185071

25.220648 87.185079

25.220672 87.185474

25.221284 87.185049

25.221006 87.185262

25.221925 87.187001

25.221215 87.187236

25.221322 87.187484

25.221990 87.187264

25.221656 87.187228

25.221791 87.187920

25.221155 87.187905

41 M/s SPM Bricks Mr.Sanjeev

Kumar

Close 2013 Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SPM(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2004-

2005


40 M/s HERO Mr.Aswam

Kumar


vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


43 M/s Guru Kripa

Bricks

Mr.Ghansyam Running Mauja- Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

GURU (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


42 M/s LPM Bricks Mr.Vijay Kumar Close 2010 Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Sahpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

LPM (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


45 M/s DBC Bricks Mr.Dhiraj

Sinha

Running Mauja- Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

DBC(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


44 M/sModi Bricks Mr.Shailendra

Modi


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Modi (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


46 M/sMani Bricks Mr.Om

Prakash


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Mani (III) Khata No: Khata No:

Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

25.221217 87.188307

25.221768 87.188187

25.221533 87.188043

25.222338 87.188229

25.221752 87.188978

25.221783 87.189240

25.222372 87.189154

25.222100 87.189024

25.222686 87.189649

25.222786 87.189924

25.223416 87.189826

25.223308 87.189506

25.223026 87.189726

25.223460 87.190310

25.222951 87.190487

25.223049 87.190782

25.223545 87.190587

25.223252 87.190456

25.224341 87.197823

25.224381 87.192105

25.223713 87.191945

25.223788 87.192258

25.223993 87.192007

25.224588 87.192747

25.224632 87.193035

25.223873 87.192856

25.223945 87.193161

25.224325 87.192941

25.226861 87.201823

25.226053 87.202050

25.226943 87.202310

47 M/s Gayatri

Bricks

Mr.Ghansyam

Kumar


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RLM (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


46 M/sMani Bricks Mr.Om

Prakash


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Mani (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


49 M/s Maruti

Bricks

Mr.Vibhash

Chandra

Choudhry


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MRT (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


48 M/s KNC bricks Mr.Gopal Singh Running Mauja- Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

KNC (III) Khata No:593 Khata No:567

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014

Khesra

No:1460,1464,15

29

Khesra No:2134

51 M/s ABC Bricks Mr.Gagem

Bajariya


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ABC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2012-2013


50 M/s Arya Bricks Mr.Pawan

Kumar Mishra


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ARYA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


52 M/s ACC Bricks Mr.Chandan

Kumar Panday


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ACC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

25.226160 87.202532

25.226442 87.202095

25.300097 87.313511

25.300665 87.313663

25.300618 87.313911

25.300067 87.313786

25.300313 87.313725

25.301744 87.312442

25.298878 87.318723

25.299377 87.318944

25.299200 87.319310

25.298724 87.319046

25.299001 87.319403

25.298737. 87.319188

25.299181 87.319373

25.299053 87.319643

25.298621 87.319456

25.298911 87.319403

25.302197 87.327370

25.302314 87.326882

25.302523 87.326949

25.302414 87.327414

25.302334 87.327174

25.216772 87.176346

25.216807 87.176677

25.216026 87.176490

25.216029 87.176086

53 M/s Maa Durga

Bricks

Mr.Subham

Kumar

Running Mauja-Shailendra

vill-Logan

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Sona (III) Khata No: 90 Khata No:150

ESTD.YEAR-

2007-2008


No:4,40,47,157

52 Mr.Chandan

Kumar Panday


vill-

Pakki Sarai

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ACC (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


55 M/s Jai Maa Di Mr.sanjeev

Kumar Jaiswal

Running Mauja- Shailendra

vill-

Navtoliya

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

VIP (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2003-

2004


54 M/s Mata Bricks Mr.Sanjeev

Kumar

Close 2010 Mauja- Shailendra

vill-

Navtoliya

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Mata (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


57 M/s Soni Bricks Mr.Santosh

Kumar

Running Mauja-Ratanpur

vill- Ratanpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist- Bhagalpur

Soni/Modi

(III)

Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


56 M/s Maa Tara

Bricks

Mr.Ravindra

jaiswal

Running Mauja- Shailendra

vill-

Navtoliya

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Tara (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


58 M/s SBI Bricks Mr.Gopal Sah Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


Only Middle Point

25.216383 87.176355

25.215760 87.176402

25.215062 87.176177

25.215133 87.175827

25.215766 87.176157

25.215500 87.176177

25.220238 87.177750

25.220300 87.177638

25.219817 87.178164

25.219952 87.178297

25.219991 87.177957

25.220335 87.179638

25.220300 87.178766

25.220611 87.178713

25.220648 87.179445

25.220397 87.179133

25.220360 87.183106

25.220415 87.183412

25.219750 87.183619

25.219749 87.183383

25.220051 87.183451

25.302631 87.323372

25.302511 87.324053

25.302744 87.324076

25.302864 87.323485

25.302664 87.323730

25.265108 87.292484

25.265689 87.292643

25.265749 87.292389

25.265156 87.292169

25.265431 87.292378

59 M/s SBI Bricks Mr.Gopal Sah Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


58 Mr.Gopal Sah Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SBI (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


61 M/s RBI Bricks Mr.B.N Mandal Running Mauja-Parmanandpur

vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2002-

2003


60 M/s Moti Bricks Mr.Nand

Kishor Sah


vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Moti (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


63 M/s Bata Bricks Mr.Amar Singh Running Mauja-Deori Ratanpur

vill-

Deori

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Bata (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2004-

2005


62 M/s CBI Bricks Mr.Manoj

Kumar


vill-

Pakki Sarn

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

CBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


64 M/s Rose Bricks Mr.Afroz Khan Running Mauja-Salempur

vill-

Salampur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Rose (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2017-

2018


25.267189 87.318658

25.267762 87.318719

25.267741 87.318941

25.267181 87.318952

25.267436 87.318826

25.267002 87.320285

25.283675 87.302822

25.283867 87.302124

25.284060 87.302192

25.283902 87.302966

25.283845 87.302532

25.284385 87.304811

25.255492 87.328563

25.254865 87.328543

25.254873 87.328343

25.255515 87.328359

25.255167 87.328478

25.262998 87.308833

25.262761 87.309517

25.262569 87.309442

25.262776 87.308766

25.262805 87.309120

65 M/s Hero Bricks Mr. Bharat

Paswan

Running Mauja-TiknuGanj

vill-

Tiknuganj

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Hero (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


64 Mr.Afroz Khan Running Mauja-Salempur

vill-

Salampur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Rose (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2017-

2018


67 M/s Sher Bricks Mr.Pranav

Kumar Panday

Running Mauja- Matharapur

vill-

Rampur

Block- Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Sher (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


66 M/s KBC Bricks Mr.Munna

Singh

Close 2014 Mauja-Nandlalpur

vill-

Nandlalpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


69 M/s JMK bricks Mr. Manoj

Panday

Running Mauja-Baskola

vill- Baskola

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist- Bhagalpur

JMK (III) Khata No: Khata No:


68 M/s SKS Bricks Mr.Sanjeev

Sinha

Close 2013 Mauja-Madrapur

vill- Rampur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist- Bhagalpur

SKS (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2002-

2003


70 M/s Raja Bricks Mr.Sourav Running Mauja-Nandlalpur

vill-

Nandlalpur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

25.250956 87.291571

25.251115 87.290891

25.250747 87.290828

25.250747 87.291533

25.250920 87.291183

25.282840 87.251406

25.282437 87.251035

25.282622 87.250779

25.283061 87.251166

25.282712 87.251086

25.277427 87.259797

25.278104 87.260121

25.277885 87.260468

25.277315 87.260147

25.277688 87.260107

25.280124 87.260346

25.280254 87.259641

25.280000 87.269635

25.279863 87.260300

25.280067 87.259966

25.281525 87.264990

25.281745 87.264369

25.281989 87.264479

25.281774 87.265081

25.281755 87.264736

25.282854 87.266153

25.219098 87.168838

71 M/s Kanak Bricks Mr. Rajeev Running Mauja-Milky

vill-Milky

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Kanak (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


73 M/s R&R Mr.Rajeev

Ranjan

Running Mauja-Jan Mahamadpur

vill-

Jan Mahamadpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

R &R (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


72 M/s Ran Bricks Mr.Udit Sah Running Mauja-Kasri

vill- Gangaden

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Ran (III) Khata No: Khata No:


75 M/s Star Bricks Mr.Kriti

Choudhry


vill-

Jan Mahamadpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


74 M/s Puja Bricks Mr.Sailendra

Kumar Pal


vill-

Jan Mahamadpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Puja (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


77 M/s MDB Bricks Mr.Ajay Kr.Sah Running Mauja-Shankarpur

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MDB (III) Khata No:669 Khata No:6405

76 M/s Ram Bricks Mr.Ramesh

Sah

Close 2015 Mauja-Jan Mahamadpur

vill-

Jan Mahamadpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Ram (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2004-

2005


Only Middle Point

25.219399 87.168788

25.219267 87.169560

25.219103 87.169456

25.219182 87.169149

25.217723 87.168939

25.217658 87.169169

25.217047 87.169068

25.217036 87.168809

25.217360 87.168928

25.217448 87.170360

25.217100 87.170700

25.216448 87.170348

25.216292 87.170890

25.216973 87.170979

25.216843 87.170702

25.217421 87.173128

25.216662 87.172939

25.216545 87.173246

25.217266 87.173440

25.217004 87.173108

25.272701 87.254210

25.316244 87.289322

25.316204 87.289582

77 M/s MDB Bricks Mr.Ajay Kr.Sah Running Mauja-Shankarpur

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002

Khesra No:63,60 Khesra No:1821

79 M/s Taj Bricks Mr.Ramesh

Sah

Close 2016 Mauja-Shankarpur

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Taj (III) Khata No: Khata No:


78 M/s Rab Bricks Mr.Rajesh

Kumar

Running Mauja-Shankarpur

vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RAB (III) Khata No:669 Khata No:15,16

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011

Khesra No:63,64 Khesra

No:67,5859

81 M/s Room Bricks Mr.Govind

Mandal


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Room (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


80 M/s Taj Bricks Mr.Ramesh

Sah


vill-

Ghogha

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Taj (III) Khata No: Khata No:


83 M/s AMBA Bricks Mr.Mariteen

Jay pd. Gupta

Running Mauja-Antichak

vill-Antichak

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

AMBA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

82 M/s Puja Bricks Mr.Lalit Pal Close 2012 Mauja-Anadipur

vill- Anadpur

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist- Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2002-

2003


Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

25.315722 87.229497

25.315725 87.229224

25.315966 87.289376

25.292371 87.263127

25.292592 87.263243

25.292403 87.263781

25.292177 87.263691

25.292397 87.263432

25.286966 87.254352

25.286822 87.254598

25.286406 87.254295

25.286590 87.254044

25.286679 87.254338

25.287667 87.255381

25.287490 87.255664

25.287142 87.255437

25.287259 87.255116

25.287352 87.255381

25.289716 87.353110

25.289101 87.353011

25.289259 87.352645

25.289719 87.352796

25.289403 87.352928

25.289792 87.354644

25.289219 87.354582

25.289329 87.354304

25.289856 87.354415

25.289532 87.354474

25.289386 87.367593

25.289420 87.367987

83 M/s AMBA Bricks Mr.Mariteen

Jay pd. Gupta

Running Mauja-Antichak

vill-Antichak

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

AMBA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


85 M/s ADS Bricks Mr.Sanjeev

Singh

Running Mauja- Kashri

vill-gangalde

Block-

Kahalggaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ADS (III) Khata No:12 Khata No:12

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007

Khesra

No:580,581

Khesra No:

580,581

84 M/s Shor Bricks Mr.Md.Nishar Running Mauja-Mauja-Kashri

vill-

Anadipur

Block-Kahalgaon

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Shor (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


87 M/s Raj Bricks Mr. Ajay

Kumar Panday

Running Mauja-Maksandpur

vill-

Maksandpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

R&R (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


86 M/s Amul Bricks Mr.Vinay

Kumar Mandal

Close 2016 Mauja- Kashri

vill-gangalde

Block-

Kahalgaon

Dist-Bhagalpur

Amul (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


89 M/s MBB Bricks Mr.Manoj

Kumar


vill-

Maksandpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MBB (III) Khata No: Khata No:

88 M/s Atith Bricks Mr.Subodh

Kumar


vill-

Maksandpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ASP (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2000-

2001


BLOCK - PIRPAINTI

25.289196 87.366975

25.289140 87.367589

25.289325 87.367289

25.296892 87.396519

25.296718 87.397142

25.296950 87.397206

25.297110 87.396606

25.296911 87.396887

25.297456 87.396887

25.327692 87.447726

25.328228 87.447758

25.328222 87.447519

25.327702 87.447485

25.327921 87.447626

25.323782 87.465205

25.323050 87.465856

25.323144 87.465639

25.323857 87.466029

25.323446 87.465951

25.323419 87.468170

25.323924 87.468470

25.323834 87.468693

25.323327 87.468427

25.323617 87.468391

25.334503 87.415357

25.335128 87.415467

25.335053 87.415684


Kumar


vill-

Maksandpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


91 M/s PNG Bricks Mr.Naval Singh

Close 2014

Mauja- Basantpur

vill-

Basantpur

Block- Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

PNG (III) Khata No: Khata No:



Kumar


vill-

Maksandpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


93 M/s GBI Bricks Mr.Yogi Singh Running Mauja- Parshurampur

vill-

Choukhandi

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

GBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


92 M/s GSB Bricks Mr.Sushil

Kumar Tekriwal

Running Mauja- Pathrampur

vill-

Malikpur

Block-Pirpiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

GSB (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


95 M/s Jai Mata Di

Bricks

Mr.Ravi Khetan Running Mauja-Ramnagar

vill-Dilauri

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

JMD (III) Khata No: Khata No:

94 M/s JPS Bricks Mr.Amit

Kumar Singh

Running Mauja- Parshurampur

vill-

Choukhandi

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

JPS (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


Only Middle Point

25.334501 87.415578

25.334832 87.415490

25.326646 87.409256

25.326573 87.409946

25.326355 87.409944

25.326409 87.409205

25.326487 87.409598

25.303146 87.408114

25.303869 87.408344

25.303605 87.408080

25.303148 87.408052

25.303415 87.408142

25.303965 87.408142

25.292017 87.432151

25.291456 87.432002

25.291541 87.431766

25.291991 87.431877

25.291738 87.431955

25.306488 87.434165

25.318636 87.434165

25.318387 87.433649

25.318645 87.433572

25.318815 87.434072

95 Mr.Ravi Khetan Running Mauja-Ramnagar

vill-Dilauri

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

JMD (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


97 M/s AMR Bricks Mr.Anil kumar Running Mauja- Hari kol

vill-Kunj Banna

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

AMR (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


96 M/s KBC Bricks Mr.Khripa

Nidhan Khetan

Running Mauja- Hari Kol

vill- Dilauri

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist- Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-

2015-2016


99 M/s WBB Bricks

Mr.Parshuram

Singh

Running Mauja- Mahesh Ram

vill-

Baghura Tola

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

WBB (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


Mr.Md Jamal

Ansari

98 M/s AMR Bricks Mr.Anil kumar Close 2016 Mauja- Hari kol

vill-Kunj Banna

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

AMR (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


101 M/s Ram

Swarup Bricks

Mr.Amit

Khatarika

Running Mauja- Manikpur

vill-

Manikpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RSC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


100 M/s SSB Bricks Running Mauja-Pirpaiti

vill-Tarwa

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

SSB (III) Khata No: Khata No:


Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

25.318597 87.433855

25.258670 87.406062

25.258229 87.406004

25.258203 87.406228

25.258646 87.406280

25.258416 87.406122

25.248184 87.398112

25.248480 87.397676

25.248685 87.397812

25.248420 87.398256

25.248569 87.397900

25.245719 87.419865

25.246255 87.419929

25.246211 87.420225

25.245737 87.420134

25.248569 87.397900

25.218926 87.434370

25.218896 87.434653

25.218224 87.434250

25.218548 87.434136

25.218559 87.434274

25.231717 87.391732

25.232276 87.392054

25.232174 87.392311

25.231596 87.391988

25.231942 87.391988

25.280585 87.397481

25.280204 87.397312

25.280059 87.397616

25.280545 87.397788

25.280266 87.397499

101 Mr.Amit

Khatarika

Running Mauja- Manikpur

vill-

Manikpur

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RSC (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


103 M/s RMB Bricks Mr.Nirbhay

Kumat Thakur

Running Mauja- Pyalapur

vill-Pyalapur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

RMB (III) Khata No:1691 Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013

Khesra No:1786 Khesra No:1691

102 M/s MLB Bricks Mr.Mukesh

Kumar Yadav

Running Mauja-Ritatpur

vill-

Pasaichak

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MLB (III) Khata No:754 Khata No:754

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


105 M/s Golu Bricks Mr.Kartik Sah Running Mauja- Sarkanta

vill- Sarkanta

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Golu (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


104 M/s PKS Bricks Mr.Pankaj

Kumar Singh

Running Mauja-Ritatpur

vill-Goradin

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

PKS (III) Khata No: Khata No:1785

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


107 M/s NBR Bricks Mr.Bhola Singh Running Mauja-Madan Gopali

vill-

Madan Gopali

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

NBR (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


106 M/s RST Bricks Mr.Vivekanand

Thakur

Running Mauja- Mirzagaon

vill-

Mirzagaon

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RST (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


25.276191 87.406067

25.275938 87.406541

25.276192 87.406680

25.276377 87.406170

25.276154 87.406420

25.291607 87.409426

25.291743 87.408779

25.291485 87.408706

25.291346 87.409251

25.291550 87.409037

25.294208 87.410470

25.294677 87.410576

25.294617 87.410882

25.294137 87.410756

25.294458 87.410643

25.291312 87.412123

25.290826 87.411987

25.290775 87.412320

25.291279 87.412424

25.291063 87.412208

25.327961 87.398752

25.328621 87.398834

25.328674 87.398547

25.320823 87.398455

25.328310 87.398641

25.258213 87.39835

107 Mr.Bhola Singh Running Mauja-Madan Gopali

vill-

Madan Gopali

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

NBR (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


109 M/s RSBK Bricks Mr.Vijay

Kumar Singh


vill-

Jhamar

Block- Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RSBR (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


108 M/s PMJ Bricks Mr.Saju Jaiswal Close 2016 Mauja-Madan Gopali

vill-

Madan Gopali

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

PMJ (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2014-2015


111 M/s Sai Bricks Mr.Vijay Singh Running Mauja- Mahesh Ram

vill-

Jhamar

Block- Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Ram Sai (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


110 M/s PAG Bricks Mr.Ashok

Kumar singh


vill-

Jhamar

Block- Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

PAG (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


113 M/s Maa Durga

Bricks

Mr. Vikash Close 2014 Mauja-Srinathpur

vill- Topra

Tola

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MBD (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


112 M/s Maa Durga

Bricks

Mr.Vikash

Kumar tiwari

Running Mauja-Srinatpur

vill-

Topratola

Block- Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MBD (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


Only Middle Point

25.258213 87.473265

25.258103 87.473777

25.258312 87.473821

25.258427 87.473263

25.258256 87.473519

25.269155 87.411929

25.268976 87.412391

25.269330 87.412021

25.269126 87.412487

25.269137 87.412170

25.267799 87.408463

25.267497 87.409015

25.267695 87.409140

25.268003 87.408602

25.267744 87.408794

25.221874 87.367092

25.222153 87.366534

25.222355 87.366689

25.222073 87.367193

25.222093 87.366898

25.233644 87.355153

25.234200 87.355596

25.234268 87.355304

25.233727 87.355057

25.233910 87.355259

25.223007 87.357107

25.223560 87.357356

25.223146 87.356897

25.223636 87.357140

25.223335 87.357137

25.223418 87.366129

115 M/s BMB Bricks Mr.Raj Kishore

Mahto

Running Mauja-Rifatpur

vill-Rifatpur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

BMB (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


114 M/s Luxmi Bricks Mr.Rajesh

Kumar

Running Mauja-Kataniyan

vill-Pakariya

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

LBI (III) Khata No:265 Khata No:265

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013

Khesra No:76,89 Khesra No:76,89

117 M/s Maa Durga

Bricks

Mr.Parmanad

Kajriwal

Running Mauja-Barahat

vill-Barahat

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


116 M/s Puja Bricks Mr.Sanjay

Sharma

Running Mauja-Rifatpur

vill-Rifatpur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:


ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


119 M/s DLS Bricks Mr.Sanjay

Kumar

Running Mauja-Sidhari

vill-

Block-Pirpaiti

Dist-

Bhagalpur

DLS (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


118 M/s Mata Bricks Mr.Kumod

Jaiswal

Running Mauja-Sidhari

vill-Maheshpur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mata (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


120 M/s Maa tara

Bricks

Mr.Prince

Kumar

Running Mauja- Barahat

vill- Barahat

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

Ma Tara MTB

(III)

Khata No: Khata No:

25.223938 87.366310

25.223028 87.366121

25.223517 87.365917

25.223750 87.366099

25.231220 87.356717

25.232660 87.354397

25.233196 87.354615

25.233120 87.354846

25.232576 87.354619

25.232863 87.354617

25.384307 87.014358

25.383991 87.014418

25.383969 87.014883

25.384216 87.015018

25.384081 87.014602

25.248463 86.803884

25.248408 86.804532

25.248127 86.804457

25.248172 86.803742

25.248250 86.804109

25.249035 86.801361

25.249693 86.801651

25.249732 86.801469

25.249122 86.801087

25.249392 86.801369

121 M/s ravi Bricks Mr. Sanjan

Mandiwala

Close 2014 Mauja-Sidhai

vill-Maheshpur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist- Bhagalpur

Mo:

Ravi (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007


120 M/s Maa tara

Bricks

Mr.Prince

Kumar

Running Mauja- Barahat

vill- Barahat

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

Ma Tara MTB

(III)

Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2002-

2003


123 M/s PBI Bricks Mr.Pradeep

Kumar Sharma

Running Mauja-Kharik

vill-Ganeshpur

Block-

Khasik

Dist-Bhagalpur

PBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


122 M/s Baba Bricks Mr.Vijay

Pd,Sah

Running Mauja-Sidhai

vill-Maheshpur

Block-

Pirpaiti

Dist- Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2017-

2018


125 M/s RCI Bricks Mr.Mahesh Pd

Roy &Rakesh

Kumar

Running Mauja-Mahishi

vill-Moti chak

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

RCI (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


124 M/s Sanjan

Bricks

Mr.Janadan

Mandal

Running Mauja-Maheshi

vill- Moti

chak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SJN (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


BLOCK - KHARIK

BLOCK - SULTANGANJ

Only Middle Point

25.231915 86.821029

25.240009 86.813875

25.239858 86.813875

25.239579 86.813640

25.239622 86.813364

25.229853 86.813534

25.238643. 86.812197

25.239209 86.828194

25.236084 86.824764

25.236287 86.824782

25.236297 86.825223

25.236089 86.825282

25.2362200 86.824982

25.238609 86.816917

25.238412 86.817559

25.238683 86.817575

25.238857 86.817045

25.238612 86.817372

25.237268 86.812867

127 M/s ASIF Bricks Mr.Minnoj

Khan

Running Mauja-Akbar Nagar

vill-

English Chichroun

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

ARIF (III) Khata No:3447 Khata No:2394

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


126 M/s ARIF Bricks Mr. Anish

Kumar

Close 2008 Mauja-Akbar Nagar

vill-

English Chichroun

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

ARIF (III) Khata No: Khata No:


129 M/s SRB Bricks Mr. Subhash

Yadav

Close 2016 Mauja-Akbarpur

vill-Akbarpur

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

SRB (II) Khata No: Khata No:


128 M/s Khwaja

Garb

Mr.Akhtar Ali

Khan

Close 2007 Mauja-Akbar Nagar

vill-

English Chichroun

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

KGN (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


131 M/s Sundar Mr.Saddam

Kalium

Running Mauja-Akbarnagar

vill- Akbar

nagar

Block- Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SPC (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-Bricks Khesra No: Khesra No:

130 M/s Anmol

Sagar Bricks

Mr.Dilip

Kumar Gupta


vill- Akbar

nagar

Block- Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

DSP/II Khata No:3241 Khata No:3241

ESTD.YEAR- Khesra No:4234 Khesra No:4234

132 M/s Asik Bricks Mr.Md Nausad

Ali


vill- Akbar

nagar

Block- Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Asik (II) Khata No: Khata No:

Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

Only Middle Point

25.237869 86.812863

25.237717 86.813255

25.237857 86.813244

25.237525 86.813042

25.243605 86.712577

25.250063 86.794323

25.250132 86.794005

25.250730 86.794760

25.250700 86.794413

25.250369 86.794183

25.241733 86.809496

25.241870 86.809309

25.241528 86.808812

25.241218 86.808861

25.241627 86.809203

25.241939 86.808784

25.242083 86.808939

25.241541 86.808812

25.241687 86.808861

25.241815 86.808203

25.244366 86.808459

25.243720 86.808037

25.243594 86.808240

25.244930 86.808724

25.243995 86.808361

25.245366 86.807904

25.245481 86.807149

133 M/s Luky Bricks Mr.Angand

Prasad Yadav

Close 2016 Mauja-Masdi

vill- Masdi

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist- Bhagalpur

LUCY (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


132 M/s Asik Bricks Mr.Md Nausad

Ali


vill- Akbar

nagar

Block- Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Asik (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2004-

2005


135 M/s Baba Bricks Mr. Ranjeet

Sharma


vill-Pain

Motichak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

BBC (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


134 M/s Baba Bricks Mr. Running Mauja- Tilakpur

vill-Tilakpur

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur


ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


137 M/s DP-1 Bricks Mr.Ram Je

Mandal


vill-Pain

Motichak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Dp-1 (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


136 M/s AAA Bricks Mr.Md Afsar

Khan


vill-Pain

Motichak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

AAA (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008


138 M/s SKB Bricks Mr.Krishna

Deo Mandal


vill-Pain

Motichak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SKB (II) Khata No: Khata No:

Only Middle Point

25.244726 86.807962

25.245930 86.807635

25.245224 86.807932

25.232815 86.865956

25.232359 86.865679

25.232383 86.865579

25.232858 86.865722

25.232635 86.865739

25.232259 86.863748

25.232189 86.864208

25.231988 86.864226

25.231830 86.863969

25.232130 86.863908

25.226020 86.859996

25.226177 86.859349

25.225888 86.859214

25.225799 86.859893

25.225971 86.859704

25.241482 86.860487

25.241557 86.860717

25.242124 86.860617

25.242085 86.860379

25.241780 86.860494

25.242327 86.857149

25.242572 86.856974

25.242721 86.857618

25.242568 86.857707

25.242579 86.857383

25.243567 86.713240

25.243717 86.713189

25.243734 86.713913

139 M/s M.k Bricks Mr.Prabhash Running Mauja- Bharathpur

Vill-Chit Makandpur

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo: 79079025682

SBC (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2017


138 M/s SKB Bricks Mr.Krishna

Deo Mandal


vill-Pain

Motichak

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SKB (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


141 M/s Kamakhya

Bricks

Mr.Manoranja

n

Running Mauja- Khaira

Vill- Khaira

Block- Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9808013425

KBC (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


140 M/s Taj Bricks Mr.Barjesh

Kumar

Running Mauja- Bharathpur

Vill-Chit Makandpur

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo: 8084145666

Taj/JMT (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


143 M/s ABC bricks Mr.Naresh Roy Running Mauja-Hareo

Vill-Bhavnathpur

Block-sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

9939342317

ABC (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


142 M/s Basundhara

Bricks

Mr.Rajesh

Kumar Roy

Running Mauja-Khaira

Vill-Bharnathpur

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

9852154711

SKS (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


144 M/s shivam

Bricks

Mr.Kailesh

Bihari

Running Mauja- Masdi

Vill-Masdi

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9334333147

Hari (III) Khata No: Khata No:

25.243589 86.713911

25.243672 86.713460

25.245865 86.726708

25.246033 86.726592

25.246147 86.723321

25.245971 86.727376

25.246048 86.726907

25.246445 86.729897

25.246757 86.739927

25.246917 86.730410

25.246665 86.730414

25.246754 86.739149

25.247285 86.732396

25.247422 86.732360

25.247472 86.739890

25.247280 86.733000

25.247064 86.732726

25.252235 86.742807

25.252256 86.743426

25.252019 86.742834

25.252050 86.743390

25.252071 86.742922

25.238236 86.811996

25.238230 86.812316

25.238845 86.812465

25.238956 86.812245

25.238537 86.812259

25.2374017 86.812775

25.237900 86.812881

25.237940 86.812649

25.237376 86.812554

145 M/s Ajaibi Nath

Gramin Ent

Mr.Ramesh

Mandal


Vill-Masdi

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9122664835

AMT/II Khata No: Khata No:


144 Mr.Kailesh

Bihari


Vill-Masdi

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9334333147

Hari (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


147 M/s Sun Bricks Mr.Sidarth

Choudhary

Running Mauja-Sultanpur

Vill- Sultanpur

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9931462164

Sun (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2010-

2011


146 M/s India Bricks Mr.Anumesh

Kumar Singh

Close Mauja-Sultanpur

Vill- Sultanpur

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:9934495399

India (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


149 M/s Khawaja

Garibnawaz

Bricks

Mr.Akhtar Ali

Khan


Vill- English

Chachouri

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

BBB (III) Khata No: Khata No:346

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008

Khesra No: Khesra No:183

148 M/s MPT Bricks Mr.Manoj Kr.

+Prakash Yoda

+Tara pd Yoda

Running Mauja- Mirzapur

Vill- Jai Nagar

Block-Sultanganj

Dist- Bhagalpur

Mo:

9135801840

MPT (II) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2011-

2012


150 M/s Baba Bricks Mr.Obesh Khan Running Mauja-Akbar Nagar

Vill- English

Chachouri

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

BABA (III) Khata No:204 Khata No:1729

ESTD.YEAR-

2016-2017


25.237656 86.812705

25.2378668 86.814180

25.238580 86.814526

25.238628 86.814139

25.238442 86.814168

25.238246 86.814192

25.210337 86.837026

25.210312 86.837892

25.210001 86.837885

25.210021 86.837071

25.210211 86.837435

25.248000 86.884503

25.247376 86.884352

25.247362 86.884205

25.247868 86.884289

25.247623 86.884233

25.276952 86.887604

25.277204 86.887022

25.277048 86.884936

25.276733 86.887541

25.277135 86.887317

25.315968 87.030449

25.316226 87.030523

25.316396 87.029724

25.316076 87.029853

25.316441 87.030138

25.310506 87.028663

25.310523 87.028945

25.310574 87.029534

151 M/s ASF Bricks Mr.Md Miraj

Khan


Vill- English

Chachouri

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo:

ASF (III) Khata No:625 Khata No:2278

ESTD.YEAR-2007-

2008

Khesra No:219 Khesra No:

150 Mr.Obesh Khan Running Mauja-Akbar Nagar

Vill- English

Chachouri

Block-Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

BABA (III)

ESTD.YEAR-

2016-2017


153 M/s Sagar Bricks Mr.Ashish

Kumar Singh

Running Mauja-Khutha

vill- Rannuchak

Block-

Nath Nagar

Dist-Bhagalpur

SBC(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2012-

2013


152 M/s STS Bricks Mr.Fantus

Kumar


Vill- Sri rampur

Block-

Sultanganj

Dist-Bhagalpur

Mo: 9934918020

STS/III Khata No: Khata No:29

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016

Khesra No: Khesra No:3263

155 M/s Bhawani

Bricks

Mr.Ashok

Kumar Yadav

Running Mauja-Choti Parbatta

vill-

Choti Parbatta

Block-Ismailpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

MRF (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2009-

2010


154 M/s SPM Bricks Mr. Pappu Kr.

Mandal

Close Mauja- Sohpur

vill-Sohpur

Block-Nath

Nagar

Dist- Bhagalpur

SPM (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


156 M/s Sahu Bricks Mr.Mahesh

Kumar sah


vill-

Choti Parbatta

Block-Ismailpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

sahu (III) Khata No: Khata No:

BLOCK - NATH NAGAR

BLOCK - ISMAILPUR

25.310834 87.02935

25.310471 87.029118

25.311361 87.030143

25.311052 87.030255

25.311248 87.030789

25.311531 87.030706

25.311321 87.030505

25.359164 87.183585

25.359090 87.183438

25.359135 87.182863

25.350285 87.182945

25.359022 87.183222

25.344035 87.185982

25.338322 87.183894

25.338425 87.183594

25.337825 87.183548

25.337752 87.183822

25.338114 87.183654

25.338310 87.177623

25.337825 87.177520

25.337701 87.177845

25.338195 87.177883

25.337976 87.177664

25.341350 87.177253

25.341316 87.176954

25.340681 87.176760

157 M/s BNS Bricks Mr.Nilesh

Kr.Sahu


vill-

Choti Parbatta

Block-Ismailpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

BNS (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


156 Mr.Mahesh

Kumar sah


vill-

Choti Parbatta

Block-Ismailpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

sahu (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


159 M/s TST Bricks Mr.Tejash

Singh

Close Mauja-Dumariya

vill-

Dumariya

Block-Gopalpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

TST (III) Khata No: Khata No:


158 M/s Arjun Bricks Mr.Sanjeev

Kumar

Running Mauja-Dumariya

vill-

Dumariya

Block-Gopalpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

ABC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


161 M/s RSN Bricks Mr.Niraj

Kr.Choudhary

Running Mauja-Saidpur

vill-Choti

Gopalpur

Block-Gopalpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

RSN (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


160 M/s SBC Bricks Mr.Amrish

Kumar Jaiswal

Running Mauja-Saidpur

vill-Choti

Gopalpur

Block-Gopalpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SBC(III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


162 M/s SIR Bricks Mr.Md Shaidiq Close Mauja- Saidpur

vill- Dimha

Block-

Gopalpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Sir (III) Khata No: Khata No:

BLOCK - GOPALPUR

Only Middle Point

25.340601 87.177079

25.340979 87.176822

25.408675 86.940618

25.408744 86.940375

25.409425 86.940631

25.409221 86.940915

25.409035 86.940503

25.408483 86.939735

25.408492 86.939531

25.409137 86.939480

25.409096 86.939827

25.408857 86.939577

25.409307 86.93835

25.409941 86.93822

25.409842 86.937918

25.409252 86.938062

25.409601 86.938161

25.408375 86.935824

25.408287 86.936191

25.407690 86.935912

25.407738 86.935548

25.407982 86.935232

25.410669 86.931048

25.411282 86.931689

25.411222 86.931936

25.410633 86.931775

25.410048 86.931653

25.386726 87.976796

25.386685 87.976473

25.385972 87.976540

163 M/s Satya Bricks Mr.Devendra

Choudhary

Running Mauja-Marba

vill-Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Satya (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009


162 Mr.Md Shaidiq Close Mauja- Saidpur

vill- Dimha

Block-

Gopalpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Sir (III)

ESTD.YEAR-

2014-2015


165 M/s Kanchan

Bricks

Mr.Samket

Kumar &

Ashok Pd Roy

Running Mauja-Marba

vill-Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Kanchan (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2013-

2014


164 M/s Roy Bricks

Industries

Mr.Bibha &

Devi Manoj

Roy

Running Mauja-Marba

vill-Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Roy (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007


167 M/s Bimla Bricks Mr.Manoj

Kumar sah

Running Mauja-Marba

vill-Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Bimla (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


166 M/s Hera Bricks Mr. Ratan

Kumar

Running Mauja-Marba

vill-Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

HERA (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


168 M/s Prem Bricks Mr.Manoj

Kumar

Running Mauja-Dayalpur

vill- Bogri

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Sona (III) Khata No: 90 Khata No:30

BLOCK - THANA BIHPUR

25.385971 87.976666

25.386294 87.976486

25.385628 86.971644

25.385329 86.971724

25.385181 86.972638

25.385370 86.972656

25.385265 86.972123

25.403593 86.960001

25.403942 86.960176

25.403776 86.960995

25.403464 86.960836

25.403743 86.960496

25.402421 86.959194

25.401708 86.959036

25.401716 86.958780

25.402451 86.958969

25.402042 86.959043

25.410716 86.942157

25.410184 86.941960

25.410073 86.942277

25.410631 86.942486

25.410434 86.942123

25.411362 86.929278

25.411365 86.929507

25.412004 86.929545

25.412059 86.929246

25.411808 86.929409

169 M/s Tata Bricks Mr.Abhishek &

Saurab Kumar


vill- Bogri

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Tata (III) Khata No: 249 Khata No:1

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009

Khesra No:1387 Khesra No:18,19

168 Mr.Manoj

Kumar


vill- Bogri

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Sona (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


No:2129,2130,2

128

171 M/s NKB Bricks Mr.Bim Kumar

& Abhishek

Kumar

Running Mauja-Jhandapur

vill-

Jhandapur

Block-Thana Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

NKN(III) Khata No: 23 Khata No:29

ESTD.YEAR-2008-

2009

Khesra No:86, Khesra No:26

170 M/s Asha Bricks Mr. Ramesh

Kumar


vill- Bogri

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Asha (III) Khata No: 1 Khata No: 1

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017

Khesra No:18, 19 Khesra No: 18,

19

173 M/s Maruti

Bricks

Mr.Manish

Kumar &

Subhash Kr.

Choudhary

Running Mauja- Marba

vill- Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

MRT (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


172 M/s Prabha

Bricks

Mr.Subhash

Prasad Singh

Running Mauja- Marba

vill- Marba

Block-Thana

Bihpur

Dist-Bhagalpur

Prabha (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2016-

2017


174 M/s Shakti

Construction

Mr.Niraj Jha Close 2007 Mauja- Dharhar

vill- Dharhar

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Shakti (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


Only Middle Point

25.401984 86.900434

25.392888 87.191215

25.395355 87.189369

25.395176 87.189696

25.395905 87.189884

25.396038 87.189585

25.395626 87.189559

25.374221 87.187968

25.374009 87.187810

25.373951 87.188445

25.373977 87.188523

25.373957 87.188156

25.391331 87.182003

25.390724 87.181850

25.390771 87.181556

25.391354 87.181571

25.391041 87.181823

25.377140 87.100355

25.377030 87.099616

25.376864 87.997060

25.376925 87.100291

25.376950 87.100028

25.379869 87.126805

25.379602 87.127092

25.380124 87.127045

175 M/s KSC Bricks Mr.Gopal Singh Close 2013 Mauja-Govindpur

vill-

Kumodpur

Block-Rangra

Dist-

Bhagalpur

KSC (III) Khata No: Khata No:


174 Mr.Niraj Jha Close 2007 Mauja- Dharhar

vill- Dharhar

Block-

Thana Bihpur

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Shakti (III)

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002


177 M/s STS Bricks Mr.Md Farmud Running Mauja-Rangra

vill- Rangra

Block-

Rangra

Dist-Bhagalpur

STS (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2015-

2016


176 M/s Sri Bricks Mr.Prem Sagar Running Mauja-Govindpur

vill-

Kumodpur

Block-Rangra

Dist-

Bhagalpur

SRI /III Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2000-

2001


179 M/s Devi Bricks

Construction

Mr. Pawan

Kumar

Chiraniyan

Running Mauja-Pakra

vill-Pakra

Block-

Naugachia

Dist-Bhagalpur

DBC (III) Khata

No:183,433, 1621

Khata

No:480,659

ESTD.YEAR-2001-

2002

Khesra

No:2504,3508,35

75,46,3547,3548

Khesra No:

1834,1833

178 M/s MSP Bricks Mr. Subhankar

Kumar

Running Mauja-Govindpur

vill-

Kumodpur

Block-Rangra

Dist-

Bhagalpur

MSP (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2014-

2015


180 M/s Sri Kirshna

Bricks

Mr.Ajay Kumar Running Mauja-Dharhara

vill-

Bhawanipur

Block-Naugachia

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Kirshna (III) Khata No: Khata No:

1321,1322

BLOCK - RANGARA

BLOCK - NAUGACHIYA

Only Middle Point

25.379619 87.126740

25.379619 87.126899

25.377092 87.096604

25.376865 87.096371

25.377136 87.097191

25.377358 87.097117

25.377208 87.096761

25.372811 87.094023

25.376931 87.090335

25.364148 87.071299

25.363611 87.071279

25.363594 87.070930

25.364185 87.070993

25.363933 87.071087

25.363887 87.06982

181 M/s RSK Bricks Mr.Murari

Singh

Running Mauja-Pakra

vill-Pakra

Block-

Naugachia

Dist-Bhagalpur

RSK (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2007


180 Mr.Ajay Kumar Running Mauja-Dharhara

vill-

Bhawanipur

Block-Naugachia

Dist-

Bhagalpur

Kirshna (III)

ESTD.YEAR- Khesra No: Khesra

No:1042,2043

183 M/s RBC Bricks Mr.Ghansyam

Kumar

Close 2010 Mauja-Pakra

vill-Naugachia

Block-

Naugachia

Dist-Bhagalpur

RBC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-

2006-2007


182 M/s SSC Bricks Mr.Ram

Chandra Sahu

Close 2014 Mauja-Pakra

vill-Naugachia

Block-

Naugachia

Dist-Bhagalpur

SSC (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-2006-

2017


185 M/s Das Bricks Mr. Sanjay

Singh

Close 2010 Mauja- Tatri

vill-Tatri

Block-Naugachia

Dist- Bhagalpur

Mo:

DBI (III) Khata No: Khata No:


184 M/s Kumar

Bricks

Mr.Suresh

Prasad

Running Mauja- Tatri

vill-Tatri

Block-Naugachia

Dist- Bhagalpur

S & A (III) Khata No: Khata No:

ESTD.YEAR-1996-

1997


TOTAL NO. OF RUNNING BRICK KLIN = 158

TOTAL NO. OF CLOSED BRICK KLIN = 27

TOTAL NO. OF BRICK KLIN = 185

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