Central Coalfields Ltd Vacancy Recruitment 2013

Ref.No: GM(P&IR)/Posts/2013/1545

Central Coalfields Limited (CCL), a Mini Ratna Company in energy sector of the country, invites application for filling of the 1427 vacancies of following posts.

Detail of Vacancies:- Total- 1427 Vacancies

Junior Overman - 302 Posts
Mining Sirdar - 438 Posts
Dy.Surveyor (Mining) - 34 Posts
Overseer (Civil) - 09 Posts 
Asst. Foreman (Elect.) - 251 Posts
E.P.Electrician (Excv.)/ Technician - 74 Posts
Electrician (Non Excv.)/ Technician - 319 Posts

Age Limit:- The candidates must have completed 18 years of age & also should not be more than 30 years of age as on 30.10.2013. (See Relaxation Detail In Advertisement).

Educational Qualifications:- Please Download advertisement detail given below for more information.

Application Fee :- Candidates belonging to General & OBC (Both Creamy & Non Creamy Layer) category are required to pay a non-refundable application fee ofRs.100/- by demand draft from any nationalized Bank in favor of “Central Coalfields Limited” payable at Ranchi.
Name of the candidate and post applied for should be written on the back side of the demand draft.

- SC/ST Candidates are exempted from payment of application fee. However, for claiming exemption in application fee by SC/ST candidate, they have to attach an attested copy of SC/ST certificate as applicable, issued by Competent Authority in the prescribed format.

- Departmental candidates & candidates of other subsidiary companies of Coal India Limited fulfilling all eligibility criteria are exempted from payment of application fee. However, their application should be forwarded though proper channel.

How To Apply :- Candidates fulfilling the above criteria can apply through any one of the modes.
- Online Mode and,
- Offline Mode.
However, applicants working in Government, Semi-Government, Public Sector Undertaking or working in any of the subsidiary company of Coal India Limited should apply through offline mode only and their application should be sent through proper channel.
Please Read Advertisement Detail Given below for More Information.

Helpline No: 0651-2361034 between 10:30AM to 4:30PM on Working Days.

Important Dates:
- Last Date for Online Application - From 01-11-2013 to 07-12-2013
- Last date for Receipt of application Form - 14-12-2013

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DGMS Exam Application form : Sardar, Blaster, All coal exams

Hello Mining Engineers,
As you know that Our blog is famous in  all around mining engineers of India. We are providing all mining material related to DGMS Exams and Mining materials.
Today I am giving you some important exam application forms.

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1. Sirdar Exam application form

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2. Blaster Exam Application Form

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3. General form for all Coal Exam conducted by DGMS. First class, second class, overman exam.

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Gas Testing Examination Procedure | With all required certificates

As I have provided much information about gas testing examination today I am going to describe you the procedure of applying in gas testing examination.



There are two examiners in this exam. The whole exam is divided in two parts. One examiner will be a manager of mine and the other will be a mine inspector (DGMS).

First Examiner (Manager of mine)
1.Method of gas testing in an underground mine
2.Right method of checking methane by safety lamp.

Second Examiner (Mining Inspector)
1.Flame safety lamp components and their functions
2.Change in flame on different percentage of gas
3.Rules and regulation related to Safety Lamp, Gases, etc

* Knowledge regarding Gas Testing Examination

Qualification for appearing in Gas Testing Examination

1.Age must be more than 20 years
2.He must have lamp handling certificate issued from VTC or any Underground Mine.
3.He must have paid exam fee Rs. 25/- to DGMS by Postal Order or Bank Draft
4.Certificate of Age: he must have to submit age certificate i.e. SSC School Certificate
5.Medical certificate from of fitness: Fitness certificate from doctor.
6.Character certificate from colliery manager or principal.

I have already uploaded Lamp Handling Certificate, Medical Certificate, Character Certificate, Gas Testing Application Form in this blog.

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Question Bank | dgms exam question collections

¤Manual/mechanised/rail haulage/tipper haulage ¤

General definitions/Meanings
1)Adolescent
Adult
Child
What are the areas of working included in mines
Serious bodily injury
Reportable injury
Difference between opencast working and above ground
Hours and limitations of employment
What do is meant  by weekly day of rest
What is Section 22 under mines act, under what conditions work can be done in such area, who imposes , why is it imposed ,
When can a foreman certificate holder work as Manager
What are the provisions governing drinking water(Act) Quantity of drinking water(rules)
What are the conditions when notice of accidents is to be given
What is meant by compensatory day of rest
What the provisions for leave with wages
What are the standards of construction for latrines and urinals
What are conditions  for rest shelter (Size, distance, provisions etc)
All forms and Purpose (A, B,D,E,F,G -----------etc)
What is difference between basic and refresher training under VT Rules
What is crèche and when it should be provided
What are provisions under Maternity benefit rules
What is a fold?
What is a fault?
Sedimentary Rock
Igneous Rock
Metamorphic  Rock
What is dip &strike
What is a contact? And how is mines safety affected
What is stretcher drill and how will you conduct it?
What should be the distance kept between rest shelter, canteen and urinals?
What are the provisions for drinking water and urinals in mines
In manual mines where will you provide rest shelter and what are the things to be kept?

Duties and responsibilities of workmen, competent persons and officials (excluding managers, assistant managers);

Foreman general duties as per MMR
Duties of foreman in case of fatal accident
Writing of reports required to be made by mine foreman under the regulations.
How will you allocate duties for mates in your shift?
Duties of register keeper/attendance clerks
Duties of mining Mate in mechanised mine
Duties of mining Mate in manual mine
Size of mate district
What is the difference between duties of mate and foreman
Duties Magazine in charge
What are duties of magazine in charge while receiving return of explosives?
What are duties of magazine in charge while receiving explosives from suppliers?
You have observed a dangerous overhang in one of the benches-what are your duties as  foreman

Blaster
Duties of blaster at end of shift
Duties of blaster in case of misfire
Duties of Blasting foreman
We can include Excavator/dumper /loader operators

Discipline amongst workers and control of staff.
As a foreman how will you control absenteeism
As a foreman how will you ensure workmen reporting for work in drunken state
As a foreman how will you control ensure that persons working under you use the requisite PPE
As a foreman how will you ensure housekeeping to maintain safety of workmen against fire ,dust
Sanitation and health; miners’ diseases, their symptoms and prevention

Provisions of the Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 relating to mine workings; explosives and blasting; haulage
In case of candidates from rope haulage sector
Duties of haulage attendant,
Code of signals
Draw bar?
Runaway switch
Stop block with respect to rope haulage
Inspection of haulage rope, clamping, coupling pins
Safety in tramming (Sprags, side tipping tubs, Track laying safety)
Weekly inspection of tubs
Difference between Direct/gravity/endless/main &tail their braking system and safe
What are specifications for travelling roadways(MMR 96)

Drilling &Blasting

A limestone bench 60 meter long and 7 meters high having two rows of holes is to be blasted calculate total explosive and accessory required. Assume your own conditions?
A manual mine with jack hammer drilling and blasting is required to produce 200 (t) limestone per day what are machines and manpower required? In mine big boulders result after blasting what will you do?
In a mine many stones go beyond 500 meters what are the reasons and how will you ensure safety?
How will you inspect a site in preparation to drilling?
What should  be the minimum difference in dia of the hole and cartridge , why?
What is the procedure for preparing ANFO?
How will you calculate explosives requirement for blasting?
What will you do to eliminate toe problems?
What are qualifications required for blaster in opencast mechanized mines?
What is delay detonator, where and how it is used?
What are safety factors to be considered while conducting deep hole drilling and blasting?
What are the causes for Misfire in deep hole blasting and how will you deal them?
In a mechanized mine after blasting large boulders are created, what could be cause and how will you overcome them?
What are advantages between each type of initiation systems?
What is deck charging, where and why it is done?
What are the following things and explain how they are used?
a) ignition cord b) kai piece c) detonating fuse.
What is a primed cartridge? Describe how it is prepared with
i) ordinary detonator   ii) electric detonator   iii) cordtex detonating fuse.
What are slurry explosives?
What are the safety precautions to be observed in or about a “Mixing Shed”?
What are the safety precautions and rules to be observed in transporting and carrying explosives manually?
What are the special features of an explosives van?
What are the safety precautions and rules to be observed while loading and blasting of holes?
How are the unserviceable explosives destroyed?
Explosives rules Magazine license is issued in which form and for how many years
Ammonium nitrate rules do we need to have license for possessing
Who gives permission for preparing ANFo
What are the requirements for ANFo mixing shed
What is meant by cap sensity
Why ANFo should not be cap sensitive
What are specifications for shot firing cable
How will assess good fragmentation
What is the difference between instantaneous-delay and nonel
Is detonating cord cap sensitive
Controlled blasting Types where used 
What is pre splitting
What is muffle blasting, where &why it is done
What is the difference between socket and misfire
What is meant by Deep hole
How to deal a deep hole that has misfired
What should be the minimum clearance between the drill hole and Explosive  cartridge?
Sources of accident in haul road
What precautions are to be taken in waste dump and how will you inspect ?
What should be the height of embankment in a dump?
Precautions in waste dump
How will you monitor the stability of an active dump?
What are the proactive measures to be taken in an in active dump?
controlled blasting technique?
Causes of fly rock in blasting
What precautions you will take in area to be drilled?
What are the duties of foreman at the end of shift?
How will you calculate quantity of material to be blasted
What are the dangers associated with fly rock and how to control them?

Method of working
What precautions are to be taken for manually loading of trucks?
What protective equipments are to be used and explain how they avoid injuries?
What are the safety precautions to be taken near geological features?
As a foreman you are to form a road connecting your mine to screen plant 60 meters below write the procedure?
What is
Excavator
Ripper dozer
surface miner
bucket wheel excavator
What are the factors to be considered for making a bench?
What is slope stability
How is stability of slope affected and what will you do
What are the requirements for haul road embankments
What is meant by Stripping ratio
Relation between stripping ratio and ultimate pit limit
Cut off grade
Factors controlling quarriable limit
What is motor grader ?
What is tyre handler?
When should we take exemption under MMR 106(2) (b)?
What is the permitted noise level?
What is meant by Pit slope?
What are the actions you will take after an accident near an excavator while loading?
How will you regulate traffic in a bench where three excavators are working?

Inundation
Sources of inundation and precautions
Due to sudden heavy rains work has stopped , What are the actions as a forema to be taken by you (Ans-Pulling out machine, parking safe-not below high walls, examination of drains for breaches , checking dump, again after rains check before redeployment)
Mine situated at a distance of nearly 50 meters from a seasonal nallah. What are precautions to be taken 
What are the sources of accident in opencast mechanised mines in monsoon
How will fence an old working In a mine regular undercuts result after blasting write how will you proceed to avoid such danger?
What are the causes of accidents in loading areas?
What is regulation 106(2)(b)
What are the heights and widths of benches and slope of sides in your mine?
What are gang planks?
What should be the width and slope of benches or roads for dumper traffic?
What are the road signs you expect to find when there is a right hand turn and a stee Slope? At what distance are the signs fixed.
Under what circumstances a separate road for up traffic and another road for down is arranged?
What are the general requirements of the plan of an open-cast mine?
What are the types of plans and sections to be made and maintained in an opencast mine?
MMR 60 General requirements about mine plans and  sections
What are conventions shown in second schedule, which are required to be used in preparing mine plans?
Provisions governing Employment of women

Hauling
Which are the safety features you will inspect in a haul road
What steps will you take to control dust?
Your mine is close to a river what precautions you will take against inundation?
What precautions should taken to avoid collapse of benches?
A truck went out of control, toppled resulting in serious injuries to driver and three passengers. What could be the cause
What are the safety features to be provided in dumper
What are the precautions against fire(automatic fire extinguisher, fire retardant cable and hoses, muffling of turbo charger, fire extinguisher, training of personnel, checking for leaks, house keeping, emergency cut off switches)
What are the types of fire in open cast mines and how will you handle them?
Name types of fire extinguishers and where they will be used
What is code practice? Write down Standard code of practice for transportation
What are the precautions for reversing in a dump

Dumping
Which are the safety features you will inspect in a waste dump in monsoon?
how will you ensure that water flowing out of mine is clear
What are the points to be inspected in a waste dump

Dangerous occurrences in mines and dealing with the same; accidents, their causes and prevention; accident reports; not disturbing the place of accident.
What precautions will you take while removing a seriously injured person from accident site?
Fencing various scenario
Writing accident report
When a place of accident can be disturbed benefits of accident investigation
Explain some steps currently being taken to motivate workers in your mine.
What are the common causes of accidents in haul roads?
What are the legal requirements regarding place of accident
What is the purpose of investigating an accident and how will you conduct

DUST

What is silicosis and what are its symptoms?
What are occupational diseases
What are the effects of dust on health
How is dust level measured
How will you control dust in
Drilling
Loading
Hauling
Dumping

Mines Rules 1956
Conditions governing  Initial and periodical medical examinations
Who is workmen’s  inspector
What are the qualifications for workman’s inspector
What are the duties of workmen’s’ inspector
Safety committee Functions etc
What is meant by manager’s Permit, what are the qualifications and limitations
What are the functions of safety committee
What are precautions against danger from fire,
What are precautions against water inundation in the mine 

First Aid.
What is the qualification required for a first aid station in charge
What is difference between first aid station &first aid room
What should be the distance 
Difference  between fractures
How do you transport a person with spinal injury
What is meant by Shock
Requirements in FA room
Requirements in FA station
Artificial respiration and methods
What are splints, where used and length of each ,why should they be used, what to do when splints are not readily available

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DGMS CIRCULAR : EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY AND FITNESS FOR FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS , OVER MAN AND FOREMAN : AFTER DEGREE DIPLOMA

Amendment in Bye-laws for Managers’ Certificate of Competency examination—

EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY AND FITNESS FOR FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS , OVER MAN AND FOREMAN FOR COAL AND METAL AFTER DEGREE OR DIPLOMA : CIRCULAR :

There is a procedure for appling for second class, first class, overman, foreman, mmines mate, sardar for getting certificate approved by dgms in this file.



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Slope Stability Problems Related with Lignite Mining

Introduction
The importance of safe, properly designed and scientifically engineered slope is well known. The benefit of an openpit operation largely depends on the use of the steepest slopes possible, which should not fail during the life of the mine. So, the design engineer is faced with the two opposite requirements, stability and steepness, in designing the deep openpit slopes. Steepening the slopes, thereby reducing the amount of material to be excavated, can save a vast sum of money. At the same time excessive steepening may result into slope failure leading to loss of production, extra stripping costs to remove failed material, reforming of benches, rerouting of haul roads and production delays. Therefore, it is necessary that a balance between economics and safety should be achieved. Slope stability and slope monitoring studies are not yet included as an integral part of the total pit design in India. The subject gets importance only when slope failure takes place putting in danger the entire mining operations or when a failure is impending. Geotechnical studies conducted in the early exploratory or detailed prospective stage will be helpful for economically successful mining. The stability of the slope primarily depends on the strength properties of the slope materials and groundwater condition within the slope. The orientation of the discontinuity planes with respect to slope face determines the types of failure possible within that slope. Generally planar, wedge, toppling and buckling types of failure occur in rock slopes, while in soil slopes and highly weathered rock slopes circular failure is possible.  The failure mostly occurs in the cut fissured variegated clays. The failures are progressive in nature. It occurs due to opening up of fissure followed by strength reduction. The presence of white clay bands as a constituent of variegated clays is also mobilizing failure in these weak clays. The slope instability is generally related to different types of clays associated with lignite seams. The problems are mainly due to sudden changes in the orientation of weak planes. The changes are so local that it is difficult to detect them in advance i.e. during the initial design stages of mine development. These sudden changes in the orientation of weak planes when exposed in the slope may cause slope failures which may not be predicted in advance. The lignite deposit is part of major lignite occurrences in the Gujarat State. Broadly the geological succession in the mine is as follows:
Black cotton soil at the top, followed by red clay- white clay- yellow clay (collectively named as variegated clay), gray to gray- greenish clay, lignite and basalt. Layers of sand and conglomerate are occurring in between the clay beds. The average annual rainfall is around 1200 mm with a minimum and maximum of 500 and 2300 mm respectively over the last 10 years. Ground water is present in the topsoil aquifer, at the contact of basalt and clays, contact of clays and lignite and in the cracks of the basalt with secondary porosity. The depth of groundwater is from three to eight metres with a fluctuation of ground water level between pre-monsoon and monsoon from about three to four metres. The clays overlying the lignite seam are impermeable hence the water seeps into the mine from topsoil aquifer and at the contact of lignite and clays, which leads to bottom heave problem under heavy water pressure. It was observed that the main source of water seepage is the contact of basalt and the underlying clays. The source of the contact water will be confined aquifer within the cracks of basalt. Sometimes even the scientifically engineered slope in sedimentary sequences related to lignite deposits may also experience some instability problems. These problems are most often related to geologic structural features such as unexpected changes in bedding dip or the presence of unfavourably oriented structural discontinuities. These features are often of limited extent and it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to recognise during the initial design stages of mine development. These relatively small, unforeseen situations can have significant implications for the stability of the pit walls as they are developed. The different fissured weak sedimentary litho units are characterised by highly varying depositional features, i.e. the dip amount and dip direction of these litho units are varying to great extent within the pit. The failures occur frequently in cut slopes of fissured clays, primarily due to opening up of fissure followed by strength reduction due to their long exposure time to natural weathering agencies. The repeated cycles of wetting (due to rains) and drying reduce the strength of fissured and other consolidated clays to great extent. Initially tension cracks are developed, at the crest of the slope after getting the white clay band exposed and finally the failure occurs along the white clay. Thin band of white clay was observed in the vertical slopes of failed zone. The occurrence, behavior and orientation of this very weak formation are very erratic and changing sharply after small distance. The dip amount is about 17° near the basalt zone. As we move away from the basalt sub crop the dip is shallow (about 5°). This white clay is very weak and it becomes almost cohesion less when it comes in contact of water or in other words its surface becomes very slippery. The overlying slope mass fails along this slippery plane during the monsoon. In dry season, the white clay loses its inherent moisture after getting exposed. It shrinks and parts along the contact plane of overlying slope mass. Although there are many bands of white clays in the mine with highly varying orientation but a few bands are only adversely oriented which cause failures. It is very difficult to detect/ predict any specific weak band in advance because usually these are weak, thin and local geological formations with changing dip at short distance and get exposed at the later stages of mining.
The same litho unit will geotechnically behave differently in different parts of pit, depending up on its orientation. Sometimes in this situation, the prediction of slope instability along these clays becomes difficult.
Corrective Measures for Failed Slope
The geometry of the slope has a significant influence upon the stability. The alignment of the slope face with respect to weak planes in the slope mass will improve the stability of the slope. Relatively small changes in the position or alignment of the slope face can result in considerable improvements in stability. The slope gets good lateral restraint by the curvature of the face (Hoek and Londe, 1974). This philosophy will help in safe mining during the coming years. The failed benches should not be reformed by simply filling the subsided zone from top. It will add dead weight on the previously failed slope mass which can reactivate the failure surface. As a consequence, another failure will occur. The only solution for long term stability in the failed zone is to push back benches so that the new benches are formed in in-situ mass. The toe of the failed slope should not be disturbed until systematic mining is done from top. Otherwise, it will lead to another failure. In case, it is not possible to back push the benches then start making small benches (preferably of 3m height) in the failed slope with the help of dozer from bottom to top after applying suitable lateral restraint in the form of consolidated bund. It is done to consolidate the failed mass. If the numbers of reconstructed benches are more then the consolidation will be more and it will make safe slopes. An extra wide safety berm/ bund (minimum width not less than the height of failure) should be made near the toe of the failed mass. The toe of failed mass can be located by the location where floor heaving was observed after first failure. Then start filling and making benches from this safety berm to the upper surface of the mine. The extra weight of filled material on slided part will get consolidated. If the filling is done on the top of slide mass, without initially making benches of less height in the slided mass (necessary for consolidation of the failed mass), then the slided mass will again show the instability sign. It has been observed that the presence of white clay and/ or the contact of basalt with other clay beds are more vulnerable to instability in the lignite pits, which is generally within 40m depth from the surface. The high bench slope in the basaltic contact zone has shown unstable signs especially due to water saturation. So during operating stage, the top 40 m slope should be flattened by providing extra wide benches. The fourth bench from top should be extra wide. This type of staggering of the pit is effectively best option to take care of failures related with lignite mining. This way, the entire pit can be divided in to different segments depth wise. If there is any failure at any particular depth then the failed mass would be arrested on the extra wide bench provided for staggering at different depth intervals and mining activity at rest of the staggered levels would continue without any problem. This strategy worked very well in many lignite mines in Rajasthan. The bench height should be 3 m in the top 40 m basaltic contact zone. Below this zone, the maximum bench height may be 6 m. The bench width should be so adjusted that the overall slope angle does not exceed from the above mentioned slope angle. The bench slope angle should be 70°. Benching should also be done in lignite where ever the thickness of the lignite is more than 6m till the final stage of the excavation and start of the reclamation.
It may be noted that progressive small scale failures may subsequently cause a big failure. If two or three benches are made steeper at any level in any part of the pit then it may initiate failure. Although the overall slope angle may be quite low but the steeper slope angle of these benches may
increase the stress at the toe of relatively steeper part of the slope which may cause failure. Two or three such small failures may cause a big failure. So, benching should be done properly from top to bottom. The mine management should not make steeper slopes/extra high or less wide benches in clays and lignite even after the urgent demand for lignite. Initially it will cause formation of tension crack in the slope which may cause collapse. Even in the peak demand period, the recommended benching parameters must be followed in the slopes from top lignite seam to bottom most lignite seam. It is necessary for better economics of the mine in long run. The sharp triangular outward edges should be avoided at the corners or at any places of the pit during mining activity. The concentration of unfavourable stresses will be higher along these edges. These sharp edges are potential unstable parts of the pit. It should be circular. The stability of slopes in fissured clay is time dependent because of changes in their material properties. The slope will stand with its peak strength only for limited period of time, since the clays undergo substantial softening and get weaker with time. It can be expected that if the cycle time between turnover cuts increases, the chances of failure can likewise be expected to increase. The mining should be so synchronised at the pits from top to bottom that the slope is required to stand for a minimum period of time, preferably one monsoon season. The standing period of the slope will decrease and by the time the clays loose their strength due to exposure, a fresh cut in the slope will be made. This practice will help in increasing the stability of standing slopes. It is sure that no slope can remain stable for long time in these weak clays. The clays loose their strength fast after exposure. The mine management should think about the practicability of this suggestion. While rehandling the failed soil mass, it may be possible that the mining operation is started in in-situ condition in the upper portion of the failed mass, but at the lower levels, the mining operation may touch the toe portion of the failed mass. In this situation, the bench parameters must be changed from in-situ condition to failed mass condition. Other wise the rehandled slope would once again fail. This situation could be avoided by starting the mining activity from sufficiently backwards from the existing crest of failed mass for rehandling of the failed mass. Then only the benches would be formed in in-situ condition from top to bottom. In case it is difficult to implement two different designs (in in-situ and failed mass) at different depths then the design suggested for the failed mass should be implemented uniformly from top to bottom, even in in-situ mass also. The pit should be provided with garland drain/ bund / barrier on the upper surface of pit to divert the run-off of rainwater away from the pit. It should be kept effective during the monsoon. The discontinuance of the pre- monsoon preparation at any location will jeopardise the whole effort of maintaining the designed slopes. The open tension cracks should be filled with permeable material. This filled material should be consolidated by dozer. At the top, any impermeable material may be spread to avoid entry of water to lower level. The contact of sand and other clay beds are more vulnerable to instability due to water saturation. Proper drainage of the water seeping from sand should be arranged. The water should be directed to the pit sump in a controlled channel to avoid saturation of soil. If heavy seepage is observed then advance pit dewatering by submersible pumps should be done to depressurize the slopemass of the benches.
The confined aquifer may be present in the cracks of basalt. This water may seep along the contact of basalt and clay layers. The surface/ rain water may enter in to the slope through the fissured clay. If the entry of this water is not checked then it may cause unstable condition. Advance trenching in virgin land or by drilling bore wells for advance pumping in the proximity of the basalt contact will help to depressurize/ dewater the ground/ area/ slope. Conclusions and Recommendations The failure will not be uncommon in the weak formation of Lignite Mines. The pit slope stability could be achieved by adopting the following measures.
 Staggering of the pit by providing extra wide benches at different depth levels to take care of failures at particular levels without compromising the working at other levels between staggered zones.
 Effective drainage to take care of groundwater and rainwater.
 Proper benching from top to bottom of the pit.
 Different designs for failed and in-situ slope mass.
 By minimizing the exposure period of clays by synchronizing the cuts.

References

 Hoek, E. and Bray, J.W. (1981). Rock Slope Engineering. Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, London. 

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List of Gujarat's Mining Engineers

Here I am giving an amazing list of  List of Gujarat's Mining Engineers who are or was working in gujarat. It is picked from an open source published at MEAI1957.com. 

Note: List is not updated and may contain error in data. Please use it at your own risk.  For any complain, suggestion, tips or query please write me at mining016@gmail.com . 

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LM-1859/AMD

ABHAY KUMAR PATHAK

OVERMAN, GMDC LTD

QR NO.D/D-309

SKV NAGAR-370 601

KUTCH DIST, GUJARAT

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LM-1686/AMD

ABHAY KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA

SR MANAGER (MINES), GMDC LTD

BX – 37, G.M.D.C. COLONY

SKV NAGAR – 370 601

TQ: LAKHPAT, KUTCH DIST, GUJARAT

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LM- 985/AMD    

AGHARA H.B

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

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LM-2054/AMD

AJAY KUMAR JAIN

GENERAL MANAGER (MINES),

KJS CEMENT LIMITED,

NEAR RAILWAY CROSSING,

MAIHAR,DIST: SATNA – 485 771

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LM-1475/AMD

AMIS KUMAR MAKADIYA

Address not known

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LM-1870/AMD    

ANANT BALKRISHNA DANI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

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LM-1344/AMD

ANIL KUMAR SUTHAR

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LM-1364/AMD    

ARVINDBHAI S PATEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

-----------------------------------

LM-1806/AMD

ASEEM  MISRA

MINES MANAGER&PROJECT INCHARGE

LIGNITE PROJECT MATA NA MADH                             

AT&PO:RAVAPAR,TQ:NAKHATRANA

DIST:KUTCH, GUJARAT-370 625

-----------------------------------

LM-1322/AMD    

ASHISH  CHANDRAKANT RAVAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

-----------------------------------

LM-1354/AMD    

BABUBHAI  A  RUDATALA

ASST. ENGINEER (MECH), G.M.D.C.LTD

Address not known

-----------------------------------

LM-1339/AMD    

BAIRAGI  S  SAHU

-----------------------------------

LM-1195/AMD

BEHRAM  K  ANTIA

A – 12, ANANTA APTS

OPP: MANEK BAGH HALL

AHMEDABAD – 380 015

GUJARAT

-----------------------------------

LM-1697/AMD    

BHANWAR  SINGH  TANWAR

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

------------------------------------

LM-1197/AMD    

BHATT  RATAN  LAL

C -60, ALOK BUNGLOWS

SUN – N – STEP CLUB ROAD

NEAR NIRAT PARK SOCIETY

THALTEJ, AHMEDABAD – 380 054

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LM-1508/AMD

BHUPENDRA  SINGH  CHAUDHARY

E-17,1^STFLOOR, MARKET COMPLEX,

OPP:CHINAMAYA SCHOOL, SEC - 5

BOKARO STEEL CITY

JHARKHAND – 827 006

-------------------------------------

LM-1866/AMD    

BINOD  KUMAR  RANJAN

SR. MANAGER MINES, G.M.D.C.LTD

BX-11, G.M.D.C. COLONY

S K V NAGAR-370 601

TAL: LAKHPAT, KUTCH DIST,GUJARAT

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LM-696/AMD

CHATTERJI TUHIN KUMAR

DY G M, G M D C LTD

B/7, MANORATH APTS

NR VIJAYNAGAR RLY CROSSING

NARANPURA,AHMEDABAD-380 013

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LM-1333/AMD

CHAUHAN MAHIPAL K

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

-------------------------------------

LM-1324/AMD

CHELABHAI REVABHAI PATEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

-------------------------------------

LM-710/AMD

DADABHAI GULAMRASUL

DY.G M (PROJ), G M D C LTD

B/27, MADHURAM SOCIETY

TANDELJA ROAD, VADODARA

GUJARAT

--------------------------------------

LM-1199/AMD

DAS JYOTIRMOY

--------------------------------------

LM-1365/AMD

DASHRATH S PRAJAPATI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

--------------------------------------

LM-990/AMD

DAVE J

ASST.ENGR. (MECH), G.M.D.C LTD

48/A UPASNI SOCIETY

GHODASER, AHMEDABAD-380050

GUJARAT

--------------------------------------

LM-2182/AMD

DEEPAK CHOUHAN

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

--------------------------------------

LM-707/AMD

DESAI MOHIT S

Address not known

----------------------------------------

LM-1200/AMD

DESAI  RITEN

D-102, RAMKUTIR APARTMENT

CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI ROAD

NEAR GANGESHWAR MAHAJEV TEMPLE

ADAJAN, SURAT-395 009, GUJARAT

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LM-1594/AMD    

DEV  DUTT  SHARMA

CHIEF GEOLOGIST

RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD

NARODA, AHMEDABAD–382330

GUJARAT

---------------------------------------

LM-2183/AMD

DEVI  SINGH  BHAYAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

--------------------------------------

LM-1480/AMD

DHARMENDRA  K  THAKKER

SR.MANAGER (MINES)

G.M.D.C.LTD

6, SONALI SOCIETY, KARELIBAUG

BARODA-390 018, GUJARAT

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LM-1323/AMD

DHAVAL S PATEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN 

--------------------------------------

LM-1477/AMD

DILIP  KUMAR  PATEL

TR.MINING ENGINEER,G.M.D.C. LTD

C/O. K.H. PATEL, AT: PURASOTAMPURA

P.O: VADAGAM, TA: MODASA-383 307

GUJARAT

-------------------------------------

LM-697/AMD

DWIVEDI DINESH KUMAR

DY.G M(M),G.M.D.C.LTD

A-1, GIRAPARK SOC,OPP: MONARK

VEJALPUR ROAD,P.O. JIVRAPARK

AHMEDABAD-380 051

------------------------------------

LM-1326/AMD

GADHAVI P.V.

ASST. MANAGER (MAINT.)

G.M.D.C. LIMITED,LINGITE PROJECT

RAJPARDI-393 115, BHARUCH DIST

GUJARAT.

-------------------------------------

LM-1198/AMD

GARG  A.K.

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

------------------------------------

LM-1342/AMD

GHANSHYAM  U  CHAUDHARY

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

------------------------------------

LM-1343/AMD

GHANSHYAMSINH  H  CHAUHAN

AT&P.O:MAHIYARI-388 180

T.Q:TARAPUR

DIST; ANAND

GUJARAT.

------------------------------------

LM-1321/AMD

GOPALDAS  CHANDULAL  DARJI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

------------------------------------

LM-2329/AMD

GOR  PRAKASH  KANTILAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1367/AMD

GUNVANTBHAI  PATEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1336/AMD

HITENDRA  K  JOSHI

MARUTHI NANDHAN VILLA

NEAR.GOVT BORE WELL

BOPAL, AHMEDABAD

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1687/AMD

HITESH  G  DAVE

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1349AMD

IFTEKHAR  H  GAUSEE

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1361/AMD

ISMAILBHAI  LIMBADIYA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1862/AMD

JAGANI  SHAILESH  KU  DHIRAJ  LAL

ASST. MANAGER (MINES)

GUJARAT MINERAL DEV CORPN. LTD

C/O. PATEL GAS AGENCY ROAD

VERAVAL-362 265, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1353/AMD

JAHIR  ALI  J  MAKRANI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2185/AMD

JAIN  D.K.B.

MANAGER (MINES)
B-6 GMDC COLONY AT PO RAJPARDI
DISTRICT  BHRUCH  PIN 393115
GUJRAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1872/AMD

JAYANT  DAULATRAO  CHAWKE

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1352/AMD

JAYANTILAL  D  HARSODA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1719/AMD

JAYENDRA  CHATURVEDI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-719/AMD

JAYENDRA  R  PANCHOLI

ASST, MANAGER (GEOLOGY)

6, RUDRUXER DUPLEX
Near RUNCHODUJI MUNZIL
VAGROLODIYA ROAD
VADODARA - 390019
GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1481/AMD

JOSHI  BHARATKUMAR  AMBALAL

ASST. MANAGER (MINES)

G.M.D.C. LIMITED, GMDC, LIGINIE PROJECT

OFFICER’S COLONY, RAJPARD-393 115

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-255/AMD

JOSHI  C.K

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-717/AMD

JOSHI  KAMALESHKUMAR  RAMANLAL

ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR,GMDC LTD

BNO.2, PARASKUNJ SOCIETY-PART-1(ORE)

AMBAWADI, SATELITE ROAD

AHMEDABAD – 380 015

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1357/AMD

JYOTINDRA  KUMAR  P  RAVAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-553/AMD

KACHHARA  RAMESH  CHANDRA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1346/AMD

KAMLESH  KUMAR  SOLANKI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1318/AMD

KANCHAN  CHAKRABORTY

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1484/AMD

KIRAN  KUMAR  CHIMANLAL  BERA

MURDHANYA, A- 404,

OPP. SUPER SOCIETY,

NEAR ISRO COLONY, RAMDEV NAGAR,

SATELITE ROAD, AHMEDABAD – 380 015

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-862/AMD

KUMAR PAPPU

MINES MANAGER, SINGHI INDS.LTD

SANGHIPURAM, PO: MOTIBER

TQ: ABDASA – 370 655

KUTCH DIST, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1363/AMD

KUNTAL  SINGH  CHUDASAMA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1473/AMD

M. MANI  VANNAN

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2181/AMD

MADHU RANJAN CHOUDARY

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1350/AMD

MAHENDRABHAI  N  PACHAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2056/AMD

MAHENDRA SHIVABHAI PATEL

4, SHIVAM APARTMENT

NEAR LAWGARDEN, UDYAN MARG, EB

AHMEDABAD – 380 006

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2328/AMD

MAHESH  G.  THAKKAR

LECTURER

SRI R.R. LALAN COLLLEGE

BHUJ, KUTCH-370 001,GUJARAT

---------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1873/AMD

MANORANJAN  KUMAR  SINGH

Manager(mines)

2nd class(coal), QR.NO- B/2,

GMDC OFFICER'S COLONY,
RAJPARDI,JHAGADIA,

BHARUCH, (GUJRAT)

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-714/AMD

MATHUR S N

15, TEJDHARA BUNGLOWS

PART – 1, NEAR RAHUL TOWERS

100FT, (ANAND NAGAR) ROAD

SATELITE, AHMEDABAD – 380 015

                

---------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1320/AMD

MEHTA  BIPINBHAI

DY.G M (CIVIL),G M D C LTD

12, ABHI NANDAN FLAT

34, JAIN SOCIETY, NR PRIAM NGR

AHMEDABAD-380 007, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1362/AMD

MEHUL  K  VORA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1685/AMD

MISTRI  J.P

---------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1476/AMD

MITESH  KUMAR  UMARIYA

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-721/AMD

MODI U. S.

5, RASIK PARK,

JAYMALA CROSS ROAD,

ISANPUR ROAD,

GHODASAR,

AHMEDABAD : 380 050.

GUJARAT.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-983/AMD                                        

NAGENDRA  K.S

SR. MANAGER,G.M.D.C. LTD

KHANIJ BHAVAN,132FT  RING RD

VASTRAPUR

AHMEDABAD-380 052, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1696/AMD

NAIR  K.K.B

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1865/AMD

NARENDRA  BAHADUR  PATEL

SR MANAGER(MINES)

GMDC COLONY

AT&PO:GADHSISA-370 445

TAL:MANDVI,KUTCH DIST,GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1355/AMD

NARENDRA  V  PATEL

G.M.D.C. LIMITED

C/C-121, GMDC COLONY, SKV NAGAR

TAL. LAKHPAT, DIST. KUTCH

PIN: 370 601, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1334/AMD

NARESH  KUMAR  PUROHIT

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1348/AMD

NATAVARLAL  B  PATEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1356/AMD

NAVINCHANDRA  K  PATEL

G.M.D.C. LIMITED

C/C-116, GMDC COLONY, SKV NAGAR

TAL. LAKHPAT, DIST. KUTCH

PIN: 370 601, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1805/AMD

NEERAJ  KUMAR

SR MGR(MINES),G M D C LTD

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1351/AMD

NIKHIL  P  RAVAL

ASST. ENGR(MECH),G.M.D.C. LIMITED

C/C-98, GMDC COLONY, SKV NAGAR

TAL. LAKHPAT, DIST. KUTCH

PIN: 370 601, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1688/AMD

NIMISH  SINGHVI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1328/AMD

NITESH  MEHTA

ASST. MANAGER (GEOLOGY)

401, SHYAM DARSHAN APARTMENT,

IN SHREYAS SOCIETY, VASANA BAREJ ROAD,

VASANA, AHMEDABAD – 380 007.

GUJARAT.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1479/AMD

NIXAN  AMBALAL  PATEL

S/o Dr.A.A. Patel

A/201 Suryoday Complex,

B/H Sai Baba Temple,

Nr. Bhumi-Nagar Society.

Ghatlodiya,

Ahmedabad - 380061

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-633/AMD

OJHA  J.C

MINING CONSULTAANT

B/62, SATELLITE PLAZA

PREM CHANDNAGAR ROAD

AHMEDABAD-380 015, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-716/AMD

PANCHOLI  DINESHKUMAR  AMRUTLAL

E/15, SUNVALLY FLATES

NR. RAMDEV NAGAR BUS STOP

SATELLITE

AHMEDABAD-390 019

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1624/F-027/AMD

PANCHOLI  P.A

SAMARPAN-HOSPITAL’

ADITHYA PLAZA COMPLEX

NR. ZAVERNAGAR BUS-STOP

WAGHODIA ROAD, VADODRA-390 019

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1871/AMD

PANDYA  GHANSHYAM  T

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-919/AMD

PARIKH  SUNIL

DIRECTOR,KISHORE VADILAL (P) LIMITED

PLOT-3, PHASE 1

G.I.D.C., NEAR OLD NIRMA

VATVA, AHMEDABAD:382 445, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1809/AMD

PARMANAND  SINGH  CHANDEL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1201/AMD

PARMAR  VALLBHBHAI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1683/AMD

PATEL  ANIL  JESINGBHAI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-698/AMD

PATEL  B.D

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1340/AMD

PATEL  B.S

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1478/AMD

PATEL  GIRISH  KUMAR  KANUBHAI

MINES MANAGER,G.M.D.C. LIMITED

CALCINED BAUXITE PROJECT

P.O.: GADHASISA, TQ. MANDVI

DIST. KUTCH, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2509/AMD

PATEL JAGDISHCHANDRA MOTIBHAI

B-611, R.T.O. RELOCATION

NEAR NRI NAGAR

BHUJ-KUTCH-370 001

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1368/AMD

PATEL K.N.D.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-632/AMD

PATEL P.D

LAST STREET

NAVAGHA, UMTA

DT: MEHSANA-380 320

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-699/AMD

PATEL RAJENDRA CHIMANBHAI

ASST. MANAGER (GEOLOGY)

GUJARAT MINERAL DEV. CORP. LTD

8/A VARSHA SOCIETY, AJWA ROAD

NAVJEEVAN, BARODA-390 019

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-720/AMD

PATEL  RAJENDRA  SANKALCHAND

B/8, KRISHNA KUNJ APARTMENTS

OPP. SHRADDHA PETROL PUMP

JUDGES BUNGLOW ROAD, BODAKDEV

AHMEDABAD-380 015

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-711/AMD

PATEL  SHAILESH  KUMAR

A-1, NAND BANGLOW

AROHI CLUB ROAD, VILLAGE: GHUMA

DIST: AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-700/AMD

PATEL SHAILESHBHAI RAMANBHAI

ASST.MANAGER(SURVEY),GMDC LTD

24, SANJAYPARK SOCIETY

B/H ARYAJANYA VIDHYAIAYA,KARELIBAVG

BARODA- 390 018, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-706/AMD

PATEL  THAKORBHAI  N

10,SHRINATHKUNJ SOCIETY

BEHIND NAGESHWAR MAHADEV TEMPLE

HARNI ROAD

VADODARA-390 006, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1341/AMD

PAVANKUMAR  V  KHANDVE

C/O SH.V.W.KHANDE,PLOT NO 57

CHHATRAPATI NAGAR,

WARDHA ROAD,

NAGPUR-440015,MAHARASTRA

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1682/AMD

POTDAR  KISHOR  RAMDAS

C-55,RADHIKA SOCIETY

NR TRIBHUVAN PARK

BEHIND DEVNAGAR,VASNA RD

VADODARA-390015, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1684/AMD

N.S. PRAJAPATI

Sr. MANAGER (MINE)

B-4, G.M.D.C. COLONY

SHAHER FARTI SADAK

BESIDE BHARAT NAGAR

BHAVNAGAR – 364002

(GUJARAT)

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1483/AMD

PRAMOD  KUMAR

Manager(Mines)

Address not known

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-563/AMD

PUJAPANDA  P.C

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1868/AMD

PULAK  MATHUR

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1335/AMD

PULIN  H  SOLANKEE

F-7, NAND APARTMENTS

OLD PADRA ROAD

B/H AIMS ONYZEN

VADODARA-390 020,GUAJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-461/AMD

RAI  Y.N

“LILA KUNJ”,OPP: “VAIBHAV CINEMA,

BAKROL ROAD

VALLABH VIDYANAGAR

ANAND – 388 120 (GUJ)

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-718/AMD

RAJ  JORAVARSINH  D

Address not known

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1798/AMD

RAJ  KUMAR  RAISINGHANI

ASST.MGR,GUJARAT POWER CORP LTD

F17, AKANSA, SOLA RD RLY CROSS

NEAR SARVODAYA-II, PO: GHATLODIYA

AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1329/AMD

RAJENDRA  KUMAR  TIWARI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1319/AMD

RAJENDRAKUMAR  BABULAL

BX-18, GMDC CORONY

VERMANAGAR, AT – PANANDHRO

LAKHAPAT (TQ), KATCH (DIST)

GUJARAT – 370 601

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1359/AMD

RAJESH  N  SONDAGAR

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1358/AMD

RAMJIBHAI  J  THAKORE

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1347/AMD

RAMJIBHAI  M  BHARYA

G.M.D.C. LIMITED

BX-41, GMDC COLONY, SKV NAGAR

TAL. LAKHPAT, DIST. KUTCH

AHMEDABAD-380 015, GUJARAT

---------------------------------

LM-840/AMD

ROY  SUJOY

403, TOWER ‘H’

KUNJ RES CUM PLAZA

PALACE ROAD

BARODA-390 001, GUJARAT

----------------------------------

LM-224/AMD

RUPAREL  N.M.

BUNGLOW NO. 50

SARDAR PATEL RING ROAD,NR SUNCITY

BOPAL, AHMEDABAD-380 058

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-988/AMD

SAMBASIVAM  G

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1332/AMD

SANJAY  KUMAR  JAIN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1869/AMD

SANJAY  MATHUR

SR. MANAGER

B-602, SANSKAR TOWER

OPP.MANDAR BUNGALOWS

THALTEJ, AHMEDABAD-380 054

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1482/AMD

SANJEEV  KUMAR  DUBEY

QNO.B-36, AT: ADITYA NAGAR

PO. KAPODAVA (ARKLESWAR)

TQ: ARKLESWAR

DIST: BHERUCH – 393 001,GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-989/AMD

SELVANAYAGAM  AGAMBARAM

J-403, SATYAM STATUS

OPP.CHANDAN FARM,JODHPUR,SATELLITE

AHMEDABAD-380 015

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-704/AMD

SHAH  JITENDRA  JETHALAL

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1467/AMD

SHAH  JITENDRA  VIRCHANDBHAI

CONSULTANT

B-37, SOMESWARA ROW HOUSE

COMPLEX-I, JODHPUR

AHMEDABAD-380 015

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-703/AMD

SHAH  M.K

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-981/AMD

SHAH  PIYUSH

ASST. MANAGER, G.M.D.C LTD

GMDC ASHRAM ROAD,

OPP. NEHRU BRIDGE

AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1204/AMD

SHAH  R.D.

HOD, DEPT. OF GEOLOGY

M G SCIENCE INSTITUTE

NAVRANGPURA

AHMEDABAD-380 089, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1202/AMD

SHAH  SUNIL  P

MANAGER(ENGG),DRILL ROD MACH PVT. LTD

PB. NO. 52, PLOT. NO. 2111/B

GIDC VATVA, PHRASE-III

AHMEDABAD-393 001, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1325/AMD

SHAIK  A.G.

ASST. MECH ENGR,G M D C LTD

8, GULNAR SOCIETY, STATION, STATION ROAD

BEHIND ST DEPOT, ANKLESWER

PIN: 393 001, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1369/AMD

SHAILESH  KUMAR  JOSHI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1345/AMD

SHANKERLAL  F.  CHAUDARY

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2510/AMD

SHIV  KUMAR  SRIVASTAV

LECTURER, MINING ENGG DEPT

GOVT POLYTECHNIC

BHUJ-KUTCH-370 001

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1330/AMD

SHRIKANT  KARNIK

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1617/AMD

SHRI  PAL  JAIN

Ret.Asst. Mining Engineer

Amarpali Society,

Idar – 383 430.

Dist. Sanbarkantha, Gujarat.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-705/AMD

SHUKLA  V.R

2,SHRIJI APARTEMENT

6, SWAMINARAYAN COLONY

RAMBAUG MANIAGAR

AHMEDABAD – 380 008

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-2239/AMD

SIMIT  RAVAL

20, SHIVKRUPANAGAR

COLLEGE ROAD

BHUJ-370 001

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-987/AMD

SINGH  K.P.

B-202, RETREAT TOWER

NR. SHYAMAL ROW HOUSE

SATELLITE

AHMEDABAD-380 015

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1203/AMD

SINGH  M.K.

Address not known

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-809/AMD

SINGH   M.N.P.

A-6, PART I SHAYONACITY

AT R.C. TECHNICAL ROAD

GHATLODIA-380 061

GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1196/AMD

SONI P K

35/36, SNOWPEARL BUNGALOWS

SYED VASNA ROAD

NEAR OCTROI NAKA

BARODA-390 015, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1863/AMD

SUMIT  ROY

GR. OVERMAN,G M D C LTD

Address not known

 ---------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1689/AMD

SUNIL  CHANDRA  PRAKASH

C/O J.P. FABRICATIONS

LIGNITE MINES, SASTAN

GIPCL, NANI NAROLI

DIST. SURAT, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1471/AMD

SUNIL  NAMDEO  PATIL

35 HARISDDHBAG SOCIETY

JANTA NAGAR ROAD,GHATLODIA

AHMEDABAD-380 061

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1808/AMD

SURESH CHANDRA JHAGRAWAT

ASST. MANAGER (MINES)

C-77, GMDC COLONY

P.O RAJPARDI, BHARUCH (DIST)

GUJRAT – 393 115

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1864/AMD

SURESH  KUMAR  JOSHI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1595/AMD

SYAMA  PADA  BHATTACHARYA

‘THE EMPEROR’

A/4012, (4^THFLOOR)

FATEHGUNJ MAIN ROAD

BARODA-390 002, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1474/AMD

T.  SIVASUBRAMANIAN

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1861/AMD

TARUN KUMAR GHOSH

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-984/AMD

THAKOR  AJAYKUMAR L

GENERAL MANAGER (TECH)

G.M.D.C. LTD,KHANIJ BHAVAN

132FT RING ROAD, VASTHARAPUR

AHMEDABAD – 380 052 

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-982/AMD

TRAMBAKLAL   NARENDRA

MANAGER (MINES)

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1337/AMD

TULASIBHAI H PARMAR

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1360/AMD

TUSHAR N TRIPATHI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-1366/AMD

UMESH SINGH

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-702/AMD

VALLAB  DAS  K

ASST. MANAGER (MAINT.)GMDC LTD

B1-TRILOK NAGAR, GOTRIROAD

NEAR VRANDAAVAN TOWNSHIP

BARODA-390 015, GUJARAT

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-701/AMD

VASHIST  HUSAN  LAL

AD-11, SHREE KUNJ KUTER,

NEAR PUSHPAM TERAMENTS,

OPP. YASH COMPLEX, GOTRI ROAD

VADODARA (GUJ)- 390 021

----------------------------------------------------------------------

LM-986/AMD

VORA  S.B

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LM-715/AMD

VYAS  DILIPKUMAR  UMIYASHANKER

DY GENERAL MANAGAER (GEOLOGY)        

39, VRUNDAVAN DHAM, CO-OP SICIETY

OPP: SMRUTI VIHAR SOCIETY, GHODASAR

AHMEDABAD - 380 050Q

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LM-708/AMD

VYAS  PANKAJKUMAR   JAYANTILAL

CIVIL SUPERVISOR

Address is not known

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LM-1485/AMD

VYAS  SHARAD  KUMAR  L

MINE OWNER

1, NAVYUG SOCIETY, S.M. ROAD

AHMEDABAD-380 015

GUJARAT

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LM-1327/AMD

YOGENDRA  GEHLOT

GENERAL MANAGER (PROD)

G.M.D.C. LIMITED

VILL- GADHASISA, KUTCH (BHUJ)

PIN: 370 445, GUJARAT

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LM-1317/AMD

ZAFAR M FAROOQUI

ADDRESS NOT KNOWN

LM-3720/AMD

Virendra Kumar Mishra

Dy. Manager, EIMCO Elecon (India) Ltd.,

Flat No.203, Shiv Shakti Aprt.,

Near Vibhav Cinema, Bakrol Road,

Vallabh Vidya Nagar – 388 120,

Dist. Anand, Gujarat.

LM-3620/AMD

Shri Anand Daulatrao Yesekar

Pall India Pvt. Ltd.,

6^thFloor, Sumar Plaza,

CTS 419, Marolmaroshi Road, Andheri (E),

Mumbai – 400 059, M.H.

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