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Annexure (a)
Six Montly EC Compliance Report(April to September 2016)
Current status of construction of projects under 2.0MTPA integrated steel plant.
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Plant description Capacity granted
in EC
Capacity
constructed
Construction
status
Remark
1 Sponge iron 7,00,000 TPA 4x500TPD Completed In operation
2 Power Plant-70MW 230 MW 1x70 + 2X70 MW Completed In operation
3 Beneficiation 3.6 Million TPA 1.3 Million TPA Completed In operation
4 Pellet plant-PP2 1.2 Million TPA 1.2 Million TPA Completed In operation
5 Power Plant-2X70MW 140MW 140MW Completed In operation
6 SMS 2.2 million tons 1.1 million tons Completed In operation
7 Rolling mill 2.0 million tons 0.85 million tons Completed In operation
8 Oxygen plant 2X 500 TPD 1X 500 TPD Construction
completed
Under
commissioning
Projects yet to come (accorded environmental clearance)
9 SMS 1.1 million tons
In planning stage
In planning
stage
Bar mill 0.85 million tons
Oxygen plant 500 TPD
Sinter plant 2.5 million tons
Blast furnace 1.7 million tons Engineering is in
progress
Construction
work not yet
started
Coke oven 0.8 million tons
In planning stage
In planning
stage
calcining plant 1080 TPD
cement plant 1.4 million tons
NAME AND CONTACT DETAILS OF THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON WITH RESPECT TO
THE SUBMITTED REPORT.
Name: Ravi Kumar Yadav
Designation: Head-Environment dept.
Address: BMM Ispat Ltd.,
#114, Danapura Village, Hosapete Taluk, Ballari Dt.
Karnataka, India. PIN-583222
Mobile: 7022036304,
DID: +918394-264284
Emil: [email protected]
Web: www.bmm.in
UPDATED CONTACT DETAILS OF THE PROJECT PROPONENT:
Mr. Silas Narella, Chief General Manager-PR Mobile: +91 9845730822
Email: [email protected]
BMM group Corporate Office:
BMM Ispat Ltd.
101, 1st Floor, Pride Elite,
10 Museum Road, Bangalore-560 001,
Karnataka, India.
Phone +91 80414 95660/61/63
FAX +91 80 4149 5664
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.bmm.in
Registered Office & Works:
BMM Ispat Ltd.
#114, Danapura Village, Hosapete Taluk, Ballari Dt.
Karnataka, India. PIN-583222
Phone: 08394 264000, 9686550808/09
Fax: 08394-264010
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.bmm.in
Compliance to EC Conditions imposed by MOEF Government of India by M/s BMM Ispat
Ltd., for the proposed Integrated Steel Plant (2 MTPA), Cement Plant (1.4 MTPA) and
Captive Power Plant (230 MW) at village Danapura, Taluk Hospet, District Bellary,
Karnataka State.
Ref: EC issued by MoEF vide Letter no: F. No. J-11011/ 236/2008- IA II( I) Dated 18th May 2010.
A. SPECIFIC CONDITIONS Updated upto : March 2016
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SPECIFIC CONDITIONS COMPLIANCE
i) All the recommendations of the Southern
Western Railway, Hubli, Karnataka
mentioned in the ‘No Objection’ for the
construction of proposed steel plant vide
letter no. H/W.280/II/NOC/DRG dated 28th
January, 2008 shall be strictly
implemented and report submitted to the
Ministry and its regional office at
Bangalore.
Based on ‘No Objection certificate’ granted by
South Western Railway, Hubli, for the
establishment of proposed 2 MTPA Integrated
Steel Plant, vide its letter no.
H/W.280/II/NOC/DRG dated January 28th,
2008; the Company has planned no industrial
activity 30m from the Rail way boundary.
iii) Efforts shall be made to reduce RSPM
levels in the ambient air and a time bound
action plan shall be submitted.
On line ambient air quality monitoring and
The industry has implemented the following
measures to mitigate the Fugitive emission.
1. Wagon Tripler System for unloading
Coal is established. While unloading
Coal from wagons dry Fog system will
be automatically activated. Thus
Fugitive emission is controlled.
2. Coal is conveyed through closed
conveyer system via Screening, where
Dry Fog system has been installed at
two locations
3. Iron ore and Pellets are stored in
barricaded Stock Yard of height 6
Mtrs.
4. Internal Roads are concreted for
distance of 10.5 Kms.
5. Road Concreting in other areas is in
progress.
6. Concreted roads are swept regularly to
remove dust using sweeping
machines.
7. Water sprinkling is carried out
regularly by systematic manner on
unpaved internal roads and outside
roads.
8. 2,95,000 saplings are planted along
Avenues and along periphery of the
plant as Afforestation measures. It is
proposed to plant 20,000 saplings in
the year 2016.
(a) Ambient Air Quality Monitoring is being
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SPECIFIC CONDITIONS COMPLIANCE
continuous stack monitoring facilities for
all the stacks shall be provided and
sufficient air pollution control devices viz.
Electrostatic precipitator (ESP), gas
cleaning plant, dust capture, ventury
scrubber, bag filters etc. shall be provided
to keep the emission levels below 50
mg/Nm3 by installing energy efficient
technology.
At no time, the emission level shall go
beyond the prescribed standards.
Interlocking facilities shall be provided so
that process can be automatically stopped
in case emission level exceeds the limit.
carried out regularly at six stations and
analysis reports are uploaded in Company’s
website– www.bmm.in/compliance.html.
Reports are submitted to Regional office,
KSPCB, Bellary, every month.
(b) Two Continuous Ambient Air Quality
monitoring (CAAQM) stations are installed.
One is on western boundary and another is on
northern boundary.. These equipment monitor
continuously and the data captured is recorded
electronically and monthly extract is being
submitted to KSPCB, Regional Office, Bellary,
every month.
(c) Continuous Stack monitoring facility has been
provided for the chimneys attached for the
following
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Facility
Chimney
attached to
1. 2X500 TPD DRI
Plant(Kiln 1&2)
ESP outlet
2. 2X500 TPD DRI
Plant(Kiln 3&4)
ESP outlet
3. 1X25 MW CPP AFBC boiler
outlet
4. 1X70 MW CPP CFBC boiler
outlet
5. Pellet Plant - 1 Kiln exhaust
6. Pellet Plant Kiln exhaust
7. 2X70MW CPP CFBC Boiler
outlet
8. SMS FES DE
system
Complied.
All the instruments are working satisfactorily
and every minute data is being stored in a
database file. The real time data is being
uploaded to the web page. You can visit
http://cpcb.glensserver.com/GLens/graph.html
With the following details
user name: BMM
password: BMM@123
The real time data to the web page & Extract
Monthly Data being submitted to KSPCB,
Bellary on monthly basis.
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SPECIFIC CONDITIONS COMPLIANCE
The State Pollution control Board has
stipulated 100 mg/NM3] in consent order for
the Chimney attached Sponge Iron units as
per MoEF notification GSR 414(E) dated May
2008.
The PM emission from Dedusting Chimney
attached DRI plant is less than 50 mg/NM3.
Inter locking arrangement is provided.
iv) Electrostatic precipitator (ESP)shall be
provided to sponge iron plants , iron ore
pelletising plant, sinter plant and power
plant to clean process gas and discharged
through stacks to control dust emissions
within 50mg/Nm3.
Dust extraction system at coal crushing
unit, material transfer points etc. and dust
extraction system with bag filters shall be
provided to DR plant, BF plant and coke
plant to control dust emissions within
50mg/Nm3.
Dust catcher and ventury scrubbers shall
provided to steel melting shop to clean
BOF gas and Bag filters shall be provided
to clean EAF gases within 50mg/Nm3.
Energy recovery from top blast furnace
(BF) gas shall be done to reduce green
house gases.
Dust Extraction system shall be provided
to the Iron ore beneficiation plant to collect
the dust in ore handling points and then
cleaned in wet scrubbers. The clean air
shall be let out into the atmosphere
through stack. The dust collected in bag
filters and ESP shall be recycled in the
process. All the stacks shall have adequate
height as per CPCB guidelines.
Complied
18 nos. of Bag Filters are provided for
4X500TPD DRI plants, and the emission
controlled is within 50mg/Nm3.
BF and Coke oven plants are yet to be
commissioned.
As per condition Dust catcher and ventury
scrubbers and bag filters have been provided to
the SMS. PM level in the EAF & FES bag filter
is being maintained below 50mg/Nm3
The plant is in design stage, the condition will
be complied after construction.
It is complied
3Nos. of Dust Extraction systems are provided
to the beneficiation plants wherever necessary
with stack. The dust collected in the DE system
is being recycled in the process and the chimney
emission in within the CPCB guidelines.
v) Hot gases from DRI kiln shall be passed
through Dust settling Chamber (DSC) to
remove coarse solids and After Burning
Chamber (ABC) to burn CO completely and
used in waste heat recovery boiler
(WHRB). The gas then shall be cleaned in
ESP before leaving out into the atmosphere
through ID fan and stack.
The hot gas from DRI kiln is being passed
through Dust settling Chamber (DSC) to remove
coarse solids and After Burning Chamber (ABC)
to burn CO completely and used in waste heat
recovery boiler (WHRB). The gas then cleaned
in ESP before leaving out into the atmosphere
through ID fan and stack.
vi) An action plan shall be prepared and
submitted to the Ministry’s regional office
at Bangalore for the control of SO2
emissions from the captive power plant
In order to control SO2 emission from the
Captive Power Plant, the Company is using
coal, having low sulphur content in it.
The Company has installed CFBC technology
boilers. In this CFBC Technology, SO2
formation can be greatly minimized due to
addition of Dolochar / limestone/dolomite.
The Company has constructed height of
Chimney based on the CPCB norms, for
wider dispersion of flue gases.
The Company is monitoring AAQ at 6
monitoring Stations in the core as well as
buffer area. As could be seen from the AAQ
results, the SO2 levels in the core and buffer
area are well within the NAAQ standards.
AAQ monitoring Reports are also displayed
on Company’s web site -
http://www.bmm.in/complaince.html
In view of the above this condition is
complied.
vii) All the standards prescribed for the coke
oven plant shall be followed as per the
latest guidelines. Proposer and full
utilization of coke oven gases in power
plant using heat recovery steam generators
shall be ensured and no flue gases shall be
discharged into the air.
Coke oven plant is in the design stage.
These points will be complied.
viii) Only dry quenching method in the coke
oven shall be adopted and water
requirement shall be reduced accordingly
Coke oven plant is in the design stage.
These points will be complied.
ix) The National Ambient Air Quality
Emission Standards issued by the Ministry
vide G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16th
November, 2009 shall be followed.
Complied
x) Gaseous emission levels including
secondary fugitive emissions from all the
sources shall be controlled within the latest
permissible limits issued by the Ministry
and regularly monitored. Guidelines/Code
of practice issued by the CPCB shall be
Noted
Complied
followed. New standards for the sponge
iron plant issued by the Ministry vide
G.S.R 414 (E) dated 30th May, 2008 shall
be followed.
xi) Vehicular pollution due to transportation
of raw material and finished product shall
be controlled.
Proper arrangements shall also be made to
control dust emissions during loading and
unloading of the raw material and finished
product.
All the raw materials including fly ash
shall be transported in the closed
containers only and shall not be
overloaded.
Vehicular emissions shall be regularly
monitored
The main raw materials for the Steel Plant
are Coal and Iron ore. They are transported
to the plant site by Rail way wagons &
unloaded in wagon tippler.
Wagon Tippler System for unloading of Coal is
established. While unloading coal from
wagons dry fog system will be automatically
actuated. Thus fugitive emission is controlled.
Coal is conveyed through closed conveyer
system via Screening , where Dry Fog system
has been installed at two locations
Iron ore and Pellets are stored in Barricaded
Stock Yard of height 6 Mtrs. Internal Roads
are concreted for distance of 10.5 Kms,
completed.
Fly ash is being transported to Cement plant
by closed Containers
Vehicles having Emission Certificate from
competent Authority are only allowed to enter
premises.
xii) In-plant control measures like tarring of
roads, green belt and good housekeeping
shall be done to control fugitive emissions
from all the vulnerable sources.
Fume extracting system with bag filters
shall be provided to control fugitive
emissions from steel melting shop (SMS)
and treated gases shall be let out into the
atmosphere through a stack.
Dust suppression system shall be provided
in unloading areas. At the material
transfer points, discharge points, raw
material storage and conveyor area shall
be completely covered.
All the internal roads shall be asphalted to
control fugitive dust emissions.
Water spraying shall be done to prevent
the dust emissions due to vehicular
movement. Monitoring of fugitive
emissions in t
he work zone environment shall be carried
out regularly as per the CPCB guidelines
and reports submitted to the Ministry’s
Regional Office at Bangalore, KSPCB and
Roads are concreted. Developed extensive green
belt & maintained good housekeeping.
Complied
Dust Suppression system i.e. Dry Fog systems
are installed at Wagon Tippler area, Coal
discharge in to conveyer belt, screening area.
1. 10.5Kms of internal Roads are
concreted.
2. Road Concreting in Other Areas is in
progress.
3. Water sprinkling is carried out
regularly in systematic manner on
unpaved internal roads and outside
roads.
4. Concreted roads are swept regularly to
avoid regeneration fugitive dust using
sweeping machines.
5. Unauthorized vehicles entry to Plant
CPCB. premises is restricted.
6. Vehicles having Emission Certificate
are only allowed to enter premises.
7. 2,95,000 saplings are planted along
Avenues and along periphery of the
plant towards Afforestation measures.
It is proposed plant 20,000 saplings in
the year 2016.
Monitoring of Fugitive emission is being carried
out regularly.
xiii) Total water requirement from
Tungabhadra dam shall not exceed 95.3
MLD due to adoption of dry quenching in
the coke oven plant and air cooled
condensers although ‘permission ‘ from the
State Govt. is obtained for 100 MLD vide
letter no. CI/312/SPI/2008 dated 21st
October, 2008.
As proposed, no ground water shall be
used.
Air cooled condensers and closed circuit
cooling system shall be provided to further
reduce water condensers and closed circuit
cooling system shall be provided to further
reduce water consumption and water
requirement shall be further reduced
accordingly and shall inform to the
Ministry and its Regional Office at
Bangalore.
The cooling water from palletizing plant,
DR plant, sinter plant, BF plant, steel
making units and rolling mills will be
recycled/ reused for gas / equipment
cooling.
Thickeners shall be provided to recover
clear water from the tailings of the
beneficiation plant. Settling tanks and
thickeners shall be provided to recover
clear water from tailings, continuous
casting machines shop, rolling mills and
reduce fresh water requirement.
The effluent from power plant such as
boiler blow down, DM plant regeneration
wastewater shall be neutralized in the
neutralization tank and treated effluent
shall be used for ash conditioning, dust
suppression, green belt development and
other plant related activities within the
plant premises.
Noted
For 2 MTPA Steel plant no Ground water is
used for process.
Air Cooled Condensers are provided at
2 x 70 MW Thermal Power Plant
1 x 70 MW Thermal Power Plant
Water conservation plan is implemented; waste
water generated from the DM Plant is
neutralized and used in cooling rotary kilns.
At present 4 x 500 TPD DR Plants, Pellet Plant
SMS & Rolling mill are in operation and cooling
water from these units is recycled after
treatment. No discharge of treated waste water.
Settling tanks provided to recover clear water
from tailings.
The effluent from power plant such as boiler
blow down, DM plant regeneration wastewater
is neutralized in a neutralization tank.
This water is used as for ash conditioning,
dust suppression, green belt development and
kiln cooling in sponge iron plant.
Sanitary waste generated from all sections
of the steel plant shall be collected in a
closed drain from tailings, continuous
casting machines shop, rolling mills to
reduce fresh water requirement and
treated water will be utilized for green belt
development.
2 No. of STPs are commissioned. Treated water
being utilized to green belt.
xiv) Efforts shall be made to make use of rain
water harvested. If needed, capacity of the
reservoir shall be enhanced to meet the
maximum water requirement. Only
balance water requirement shall be met
from other sources
2 No. of storm water collection ponds are
developed wherein rain water is collected and
reused for process. The harvested water is also
used for green belt and dust suppression
activity.
xv) All the wastewater from the different
plants shall be treated in effluent
treatment plant.
All the treated wastewater shall be
monitored for pH, BOD,COD, oil & grease,
cyanide, phenolic compounds, Chromium+6
etc. besides other relevant parameters.
The wastewater from the different plants are
treated in effluent treatment plant, monitored,
recycled and reused for activities like ash
conditioning, dust suppression, green belt
development and other related activities within
the plant premises.
The waste water is analyzed for the parameters
as per the CFO and is being submitted to
KSPCB.
xvi) “Zero’ effluent discharge shall be strictly
followed and no wastewater shall be
discharged outside the premises.
Zero effluent discharge principle adopted and no
wastewater is discharged outside the premises.
xvii) The water consumption shall not exceed
16m3/Ton of Steel as per prescribed
standard.
At present water consumption is less than
16m3/Ton of Steel.
xviii) Regular monitoring of influent and effluent
surface, sub-surface and ground water
shall be ensured and treated wastewater
shall meet the norms prescribed by the
State Pollution Control Board or described
under the E(P) Act whichever are more
stringent.
Leachate study for the effluent generated
and analysis shall also be regularly carried
out and report submitted to the Ministry’s
Regional Office at Bangalore KSPCB and
CPCB.
The treated waste water is reused in the
process. Zero discharge norms adopted.
Surface and sub-surface water quality
monitoring is being done for the present from
the following monitoring Stations
Monitoring
Stations
Surface water
Quality
Sub
surface
Water
quality
Kempu halla
nallah
1- Upstream
1- down stream -
Danayakana kere
nallah
1- Upstream
1- down stream
TB Dam 1 -
Danapura village - 1
Hanumanahalli - 1
Galemmanagudi - 1
Mariyammanhalli - 1
Leachate study has been conducted for fly ash &
slags. Reports already furnished to the Regional
office, MoEF.
xix) Coal and coke fines shall be recycled and
reused in the process. Flue dust from
ESPs, sinter BF return, mill scale & muck
shall be collected and recycled in the sinter
plant. Scrap shall be reused.
Coke breeze shall be recycled to coke oven.
All the bag filter dust, raw meal dust, coal
dust, clinker dust and cement dust from
pollution control devices of the cement
plant shall be recycled and reused in the
process and used for cement
manufacturing.
Spent oil and batteries shall be sold to
authorized recyclers/ re-processors only.
Coal dust collected in the DE system is being
recycled in DRI plant. It is being injected to
ABC chamber through dense vessel conveying
system, where complete combustion is being
taken place & 200t/day extra steam is generated
in the WHRB. There by optimum utilization of
non renewable resources.
Plant not installed.
The fly ash generated is being sold to cement
manufacturers.
Complied
xx) All the char from DRI plant shall be
utilized in AFBC boiler of power plant and
no char shall be disposed off anywhere else.
AFBC boiler shall be installed
simultaneously along with the DRI plant to
ensure full utilization of char from the
beginning.
All the blast furnace (BF) slag shall be
granulated. BF slag and dust from ESP,
bag filters etc. shall be provided to cement
manufacturers for further utilization.
SMS slag shall also be properly utilized.
Tailings from the beneficiation plant shall
be disposed off properly in the tailing dam
only.
All the other solid waste including broken
refractory mass shall be properly disposed
off in environment-friendly manner.
Char generated from the DRI plants are being
used in CFBC boilers
Complied
Blast Furnace unit is under design stage. The
condition will be Complied.
Complied.
The tailings are being disposed in the tailing
ponds, the water is being recovered & reused in
the process.
Complied
xxi) All the slag shall be used for land filling
inside the plant or used as building
materials only after passing through Toxic
Chemical Leachability Potential (TCLP)
test.
Toxic slag shall be disposed in secured land
fill as per CPCB guidelines.
Otherwise, hazardous substances shall be
recovered from the slag and output waste
and be disposed in secured landfill as per
Complied.
Sample of slag from IF, ESP ash from DRI,
Fly ash from Power plant 25 MW & 70 MW
has been sent to Lab for conducting Toxic
Chemical Leach ability Potential (TCLP) test.
And the results are within the permissible
limit. The report already furnished to
Regional office, MoEF.
CPCB guidelines.
xxii) Proper house keeping shall be ensured and
all the raw material including scrap, coal
etc. shall be stored at designated places.
Good housekeeping is practiced.
Raw materials are received and stored at
designated places.
Scraps are also stored at designated place
xxiii) Proper handling, storage, utilization and
disposal of all the solid waste shall be
ensured and regular report regarding toxic
metal content in the waste material and its
composition; end used of solid/hazardous
waste shall be submitted to the Ministry’s
Regional Office at Bangalore, KSPCB and
CPCB.
Proper handling, Storage, utilization and
disposal of all the solid waste are ensured. The
Quantity of Solid waste generated and its
utilization is furnished in the Annexure-2.
xxiv) A time bound action plan shall be
submitted to reduce solid waste, its proper
utilization and disposal.
1]. The issue of reduction Solid waste
generation, its utilization and disposal has
been carefully considered and enumerated
while preparing EIA document in consultation
with the Process consultant. The quantity has
been assessed based on mass balance / material
balance and technology
The Process consultant based on his wide
knowledge and practical experience on the
subject has planned to utilize the solid waste
generated back in the process.
The quantity of Solid waste generated and its
utilization is furnished in the Annexure 2.
2]. With regard to Toxic metal content in the
solid waste the Company got the following
samples collected from (a) Power Plants fly
ash [2nos.] (b) DRI plant ash [ one no] and
(c) IF slag sample [one ]. The lechate from
the above samples were analysed for toxic
metal content and other parameters, from the
laboratory recognized by MoEF and
recognized as “A” grade lab by Karnataka
State Pollution Control Board. Analysis
reports furnished to the Regional office,
MoEF.
3]. Hazardous waste.
Hazardous waste generated for the present is
Waste Oil, used oil and Oily Cotton waste.
These are properly disposed as per Hazardous
Waste Management Rules
xxv) Proper utilization of fly ash shall be
ensured as per Fly Ash Notification, 1999
and subsequent amendment in 2003 and
2010.
All the fly ash from the captive power plant
shall be used maximum in making
Pozollona Portland Cement (PPC) in the
proposed cement plant.
Complied
The fly ash from captive power plant is being
sold to cement plants located at koppal,
Bagalkot and Tadaparti.
xxvi) A Risk and Disaster Management Plan
along with the mitigation measures shall
be prepared and a copy submitted to the
Ministry’s Regional Office at Bangalore,
KSPCB and CPCB within 3 months of
issue of environment clearance letter.
Risk and Disaster Management plan along
with mitigation measures have been studied
in detail and provided in the EIA document.
A copy of the Disaster Management Plan was
already submitted to the ministry’s regional
office.
xxvii) As proposed, green belt shall be developed
in 472 ha (33%) out of total 1429 ha in and
all around the plant boundary and
wherever space is available to mitigate the
effects of air emission as per CPCB
guidelines in consultation with local DFO.
Greenbelt development work is in progress.
2,95,000 saplings are planted along Avenues
and along periphery of the plant as
Afforestation measures. It is proposed plant
20,000 saplings in this year 2016.
xxviii) Prior permission from the State Forest
Department shall be taken regarding likely
impact of the expansion of the proposed
steel plant on the reserve forests. Measures
shall be taken to prevent the impact of
particulate emission/fugitive emissions, if
any from the proposed plant on the
surrounding reserve forests viz., RF (4km),
Nandibanda RF (4km) and Sandur
RF(4km) located within 10km radius
project. Further, Conservation Plan for the
Conservation of wild fauna in consultation
with the State Forest Department shall be
prepared and implemented.
A detailed study on the Flora, Fauna Aquatic
Ecology and Fisheries study has been done by
Dr. T. Balakrishna, Functional Area Expert in
the Field of Bio diversity.
According to the study no endangered and
endemic species [Flora & Fauna] recorded in the
project area and its surroundings.
xxix) All the recommendations made in the
Charter on Corporate Responsibility for
Environment Protection (CREP) for the
steel plants shall be implemented.
The Industry is implementing 2 MTPA
Integrated Steel Plant in Phases. At present
DRI(Sponge iron) plants, pellet plant,
Beneficiation plant, power plant, SMS and Bar
mill are in operation and other units are under
various stages of implementation.
BMM Ispat is doing CSR activity in the field
Health, Education & Basic amenities. The
details are enclosed as Annexure-3.
xxx) All the commitments made to the public
during the Public Hearing/Public
Consultation meeting held on 17th Sep,
2009 shall be satisfactorily implemented as
a separate budget for implementing the
same shall be allocated and information
submitted to the Ministry’s Regional Office
at Bangalore.
The major points raised in the PH meeting have
been compiled/ the same are covered under
CSR schemes. The details are already submitted
to the ministry in its regional office.
xxxi) At least 5% of the total cost of the project
i.e., Rs. 310.00 crores shall be earmarked
to which the corporate social responsibility
and item-wise details along with time
bound action plan shall be prepared and
submitted to the Ministry’s Regional
Office at Bangalore. Implementation of
such programs shall be ensured
accordingly in a time bound manner.
� An action plan for discharging corporate
social responsibility and item wise details
along with time bound action plan has
been submitted to MoEF, GOI.
� The said action plan is being implemented
through a “committee” formed by the
Management
xxxii) Rehabilitation and Resettlement Plan for
the project effected population including
tribals as per the policy of the State Govt.
in consultation with the State Govt. of
Karnataka shall be implemented.
Compensation paid in any case shall not be
less than the norms prescribed under the
National Resettlement and Rehabilitation
Policy, 2007.
Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy has
been formed by the Management and the same
is described in the EIA and EMP report in
Chapter -6 page 29-36.
As of now there is no rehabilitation.
xxxiii) The company shall provide housing for
construction labour within the site with all
necessary infrastructure and facilities such
as fuel for cooking, mobile toilets, mobile
STP, safe drinking water, medical health
care, crèche etc. The housing may be in the
form of temporary structures to be removed
after the completion of the project.
Complied
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i)
The project authorities shall strictly adhere to
the stipulations made by the Karnataka
Pollution Control Board (KPCB) and the State
Government.
Stipulations made by KSPCB are being
followed.
ii No further expansion or modifications in the
plant shall be carried out without prior
approval of the Ministry of Environment and
Forests.
Noted.
No further expansion or modifications in the
plant will be carried out without prior
approval of Ministry of Environment and
Forests.
iii The gaseous emissions from various process
units shall conform to the load/mass based
standards notified by this Ministry on 19th
May, 1993 and standards prescribed from time
to time.
The State Board may specify more stringent
standards for the relevant parameters keeping
in view the nature of the industry and its size
and location.
On-line continuous monitoring system shall be
installed in stacks to monitor SPM and
interlocking facilities shall be provided so that
Noted the condition and ensure that the
gaseous emissions will conform to the
standards.
Noted
Already installed and is in operation.
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process can be automatically stopped in case
emission level exceeds the limit.
iv At least four ambient air quality monitoring
stations shall be established in the downward
direction as well as where maximum ground
level concentration of SPM, SO2 and NOx are
anticipated in consultation with the KPCB.
Data on ambient air quality and stack
emission shall be regularly submitted to this
Ministry including its Regional Office at
Bangalore/KPCB and CPCB once in six
months.
AAQM stations, in consultation with KSPCB
are established at the following villages.
PM10, PM2.5, SO2 and NOx, are being
monitored regularly.
1. Danapura Village
2. Gunda Tanda
3. Hanumanahalli
4. Mariyammanahalli
5. Gunda village
6. Galemmangudi village
Reports being submitted to the Regional
Office at Bangalore & KSPCB regularly.
v Industrial wastewater shall be properly
collected and treated so as to conform to the
standards prescribed under GSR 422 (E) dated
19th May, 1993 and 31st December, 1993 or as
amended form time to time. The treated
wastewater shall be utilized for plantation
purpose.
Steel Plant is being established in phases.
Based on CFO conditions, stipulated by
KSPCB, Industrial wastewaters are collected,
treated and reused / recycled in the process/
dust suppression / gardening.
Zero discharge norms as per CFO conditions
are complied.
vi The overall noise levels in and around the
plant area shall be kept well within the
standards (85 dBA) by providing noise control
measures including acoustic hoods, silencers,
enclosures etc. on all sources of noise
generation.
The ambient noise levels shall conform to the
standards prescribed under EPA Rules, 1989
viz. 75 dBA (day time) and 70 dBA (night
time).
Precautionary measures for control of Noise
are taken by providing acoustic enclosures for
noise generating machines. Steps taken to
see overall noise levels in and around the
plant area are kept within the standards.
vii The company shall develop surface water
harvesting structures to harvest the rain water
for utilization in the lean season besides
recharging the ground water table.
Four rain water harvesting ponds along a
natural stream are developed. Rain water is
used for green belt development and dust
suppression.
viii All the measures regarding occupational
health surveillance of the workers shall be
undertaken and regular medical examination
of all the employees shall be ensured as per the
Factories Act and records maintained.
Annual medical checkups to all employees for
occupational related health are conducted.
Minor disease / illness are treated at the
Occupational Health Centre established in
the Factory for all employees. Two MBBS
doctors are providing medical service at the
Centre. Further medical treatment is
extended to all employees through cashless
med claim policy and ESIC facility.
ix The project proponent shall also comply with
all the environmental protection measures and
The Company has taken environmental and
social measures as per the EIA/EMP report.
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safeguards recommended in the EIA/EMP
report. Further, the company must undertake
socio-economic development activities in the
surrounding villages like community
development programs, educational programs,
drinking water supply and health care etc.
x As proposed, Rs 412.00 Crores and 42.25
Crores shall be earmarked towards capital cost
and recurring expenditure/annum for
environment pollution control measures and
shall be used to implement the conditions
stipulated by the Ministry of Environment and
Forest as well as the State Government. An
implementation schedule for all the conditions
stipulated herein shall be submitted to the
Regional Office of this Ministry at Bangalore.
The funds so provided shall not be diverted for
any other purpose.
Out of 412.0 crores; till date Rs. 179.0 crores
have been invested on pollution control
equipments, like ESP, Bag filters, chimneys,
Scrubbers, STP’s, etc.,
Further investment will be made, upon the
new units’ construction.
Necessary fund provisions are made in the
budget for environment measures.
xi A copy of clearance letter shall be sent by the
proponent to concerned Panchayat, Zila
Parishad/Municipal Corporation, Urban Local
Body and the local NGO, if any, from whom
suggestions/representations, if any, were
received while processing the proposal. The
clearance letter shall also be put on the web
site of the company the by proponent.
Complied
xii The project proponent shall upload the status
of compliance of the stipulated environment
clearance conditions, including results of
monitored data on their website and shall
update the same periodically.
It shall simultaneously ne sent to the
Regional Office of the MoEF, the respective
Zonal Office of CPCB and the KPCB.
The criteria pollutant levels namely; SPM,
RSPM, SO2, NOx, (ambient levels as well as
stack emissions) or critical sectoral
parameters, indicated for the projects shall be
monitored and displayed at a convenient
location near the main gate of the company in
the public domain.
Being Complied.
EC letter, Environmental compliance and
monthly Environmental Monitoring report is
being uploaded to BMM website periodically.
It can be seen from the website link provided
below.
http://www.bmm.in/complaince.html
xiii The project proponent shall also submit six
monthly reports on the status of the
compliance of the stipulated environmental
conditions including results of monitored data
(both in hard copies as well as by e-mail) to the
Regional Office of MoEF, the respective Zonal
Office of CPCB and the KPCB. The Regional
Office of this Ministry/CPCB/KPCB shall
monitor the stipulated conditions.
Six monthly reports are being submitted
Regional Office of MoEF&CC, Bengaluru,
and concerned offices regularly.
xiv The environmental statement for each
financial year ending 31st March in Form-V is
Environmental Statements are submitted to
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mandated to be submitted by the project
proponent to the concerned State Pollution
Control Board as prescribed under the
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, as
amended subsequently, shall also be put on
the website of the company along with the
status of compliance of environmental
conditions and shall also be sent to the
respective Regional Offices of the MoEF by e-
mail.
KSPCB regularly every year.
Previous year Environmental statement was
submitted on 04.09.2015
xv The Regional Office of this Ministry at
Bangalore/CPCB/KPCB shall monitor the
stipulated conditions.
A six monthly compliance report and the
monitored data along with statistical
interpretation shall be submitted to them
regularly.
Six monthly compliance report are regularly
submitted to the Regional office.
xvi The Project Proponent shall inform the public
that the project has been accorded
environmental clearance by the Ministry and
copies of the clearance letter are available with
the KPCB and may also be seen at Website of
the Ministry of Environment and Forest at
http:/envfor.nic.in.
This shall be advertised within seven days
from the date of issue of the clearance letter, at
least in two local newspapers that are widely
circulated in the region of which one shall be in
the vernacular language of the locality
concerned and a copy of the same should be
forwarded to the Regional office at Bangalore.
Complied
Already Complied
xvii Project authorities shall inform the Regional
Office as well as the Ministry, the date of
financial closure and final approval of the
project by the concerned authorities and the
date of commencing the land development
work.
Complied.
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Annexure 3
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR)
Implementation of CSR Activity
The industry will adopt Dhanapura village. Improve roads, water supply, sanitation, tree plantation, etc
Rural Development
BMMIL has constructed 700 houses at Kudloor & Mottur Villages in Siraguppa Taluk of Bellary District in
Karnataka for the people who lost their house in the floods in the year 2009. As committed and promised,
all 700 houses are completely built and handed over to the Government. The Deputy Commissioner, Bellary
recently conducted a program and has started distributing the houses for the homeless.
Environment
BMMIL has roped in “Bangalore Biotechnology Center” to handle bamboo cultivation, which releases
maximum oxygen. Plantation of Bamboo saplings in 10 acres of land near to our plant in the limits of
Danapura and Nagalapura has been taken up on trial basis. Based on the success of this trial plantation. It
has planted 50,000 bamboo saplings. Around 5,00,000 saplings of different species has been planted in the
7000 acres of land which BMMIL intends to raise forest in a Phased manner over the period of 10 years.
Drinking water
• In phase one activity, it has decided to provide potable water to 6 villages:
• 16 nos. of Bore wells are being drilled at various locations of the villages for their drinking water
needs.
• 6nos. of RO treatment plants are proposed to install in 6 villages to provide potable water.
• Drinking water is being supplied through Tankers for villagers during summer season
Education
• 2.0 Acres of land has been purchased and donated for School construction in Danapura Village
spending Rs 5.0 lakh.
• Entire school is being constructed by BMMIL to Danapura Village, A Foundation lying programme
for school building is held on 11.2.2013. The School building construction activities are started
with all facilities with an estimated of Rs. 20 lakhs.
• Distribution of note books will be done every year during May /June Month for all the Government
schools of surrounding villages.
• Scholarship for poor students will be provided to help their higher education.
Sports
• BMMIL had sponsored refreshments at the All India Volleyball Tournament for under 14 years at
sports complex for players who have participated from 14 states across India.
Health
BMMIL has set up a health center in the name Sri. Udaichand Singhi, Community Health Center at
Hanumana Halli to provide medical facilities to 23 villages in and around Danapur Village. The Centre has
a full time qualified doctor and medical staff and is equipped with all facilities.
BMMIL has set up a foundation called ANURAG-“REHABILITATION PROGRAMME FOR A
DISABLED CHILD" way back in 2008 in association with Sanjeevini Hospital, Bellary, Karnataka to
provide free treatment for club foot disease in children. The foundation has conducted operations and
successfully cured till date around 300 kids.
An initiative has also been taken to provide nearby 5 villages with pure and safe drinking water.
Community health Centre:
• BMM Ispat Ltd., has opened a community health centre in the Name of BMM Founder ‘Sri
Udaychand Singhi’ on 28.3.2012 at Hanumanahali Village. This village is at a distance of 1.5km
from the plant.
• This medical facility is being utilized by the surrounding 22 backward villages of the State
• Full time MBBS doctors, with staff nurses, etc are appointed by the Company.
• Doctor consultation with all medicines will be provided at free of charge.
• Dressing, minor stitch services are also provided free of charge.
• ECG, X-ray, blood analysis facilities will be provided shortly, procurement under progress.
• Ambulance with mobile hospital to cater the medical services at door step is also proposed to
provide, implementation is under progress.
• At an average of daily 40 members have been treated for various medical problems/ailments/illness.
YEAR WISE EXPENDITURE ON VARIOUS ACTIVITIES ARE ATTACHED IN THE TABLE
AS DETAILED BELOW
Sl No Date Purpose Amount In favor
2 15.03.2013Karnataka State Senior & Junior Health Assistant’s (M/F) Central
Association, Bellary50,000
Karnataka State Senior & Junior Health Assistant’s
(M/F) Central Association” Unit Bellary.
3 03.04 2013 Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Muthanna
4 18.05. 2013 Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 I.Shivananda
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Lakshmana
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Lakshmana
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Parmeshwarappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Raghu
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Ramappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Naginayak( Lakshmi Bai)
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Hallishab
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Rupalli Bai
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Chandramma
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 N.Rangappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Kondyya
5 20.12. 2012 Expenditure for foundation laying ceremony of DGMS Office at Bellary 50000 Mines Safety Association
6 25.04. 2013Construct school for underprivileged childrens of Sri Hirka naik Lachya naik and Rama naik
Educational Trust ( R ),Sri Ramanagar Kogli Tanda, H.B.Halli,Bellary dist. 100,000
The President of Sri Hirak naik Lachya naik Rama naik
Educational Trust
7 19.04. 2013 Digging borewell at Gunda&Gunda Thanda -
8 13.05. 2013 Constructing “shree Basavanna temple “at Ayanalli village,Danapur 100000 Sri Valmiki sangha
9 14.05. 2013 Distributing of Students Notes books for the year 2013 ( 10000 books)
10 20.06. 2013Constructing GOPURAM for lord Ganesh temple at KPTCL
Club Colony Munirabad.100000 Sri Gajanana Baktha Mandali, KPTCL, Munirabad
11 26.06.2013Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Green Brigade for Conducting
State Level Conference for farmers 100000 Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Green Brigade
12 22.07.2013 Steel to constructing police station building at MM halli 168,291
13 27.07.2013 Railway track cleaning at Yeswanthnagar Sandur Tq, Bellary (Dist) 34400 M.V. Krishna
14 29.07.2013 HareKeri Durugamma Sheeta Devi Murti Sthapana at Gunda Thanda 10000 By Cash (Poolsingh Naik)
15 02.08.2013 Development and providing infrastructure in Bellary (Dist). 572000 The Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate, Bellary
16 13.08.2013 Celebrating Sree Kanviramba Devi Festival at Danayakanakere 15000 K.kumarappa
17 17.08.2013 Conducting Sector Level Sports at Mariyamanahalli 50000 SDMC,President/Security Thalle Basapura Thanda”
18 17.08.2013Donation for Renovation of Sree Maha Kaliyamma
Temple at Tungabhadra Dam,Hospet Taluk, Bellar,d(ist)50000
Tungabhadra Board Govt Provincial Employees
(Andhra&Karnataka) Association
19 27.08.2013 Conducting Taluk Level Sports at Mariyamanahalli. 200000 The President, SDMC, Mariyamanahalli”
20 09.02.2013 Name borad for rural police station hospet. 14773
21 01.04.2013 No of 2 Solar lights for Govt Primary School at Gunda Thanda 90000
22 31.12.2012Payment to M/s Sri Rangaswamy Agencies towards drinking water
facility to DCF Office Chitradurga32215 Sri Rangaswamy Agencies
23 10.12.2012 Sponsorship for child labour school in the district 160000 Deputy Commissioner & Chairman NCPH Bellary
24 03.12.2012 Conducting Mass marriages at Danapura Village 200000 Shri Anjaneya Seva Samiti
25 29.11.2012 Conducting Mass marriages at mariyamanahalli 25000 B.Basavaraj
26 29.11.2012 Kanataka rakshana vedike for celebrating Karnataka Rajyotsava" 10000 E.Ramesh
24 10.10.2013 Celebrating Durga Puja at RT Nagar Bangalore 5000 R.T Nagar Sarbajanin Durga Puja Samiti
25 10.10.2013Celebrating Galemma Kalika Devi Festival at Galemmana
Gudi,Vyasanakeri 10000C.Lingappa
26 27.09.2013 Providing Strengthening Women Safety at Bellary 650000 The Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, Bellary
27 27.09.2013 Providing Public Childern to encourage scientific temper at Bellary 25000 The Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, Bellary
28 28.10.2013 Celebrating Valmiki Jayanti at Byalakundi 25000 Prakash P
29 31.10.2013 Celebrating karnataka Rajyotsava at Byalakundi 10000 E.Ramesh
30 27.11.2013 Conducting Mass marriages at Danapura Village 20000 Sri Anjineya Seva Samithi
31 27.11.2013 Re-Construction of Minor Bridge at Toranagallu, Bellary (Dist) 9,55,875 The Deputy Commissioner, Bellary.
32 07.12.2013 Conducting Mass marriages at mariyamanahalli 25000 B.Basavaraj
33 24.01.2014 Basaveswara temple Murti Sthapana at Mariyammanahalli 100000 Basaveswara seva samiti
34 30.01.2014 Lift irrigation work at Vyasanakere,Lokappanahola,Danapura and Ayyanahalli. 100000 G. Parashuram
35 28.03.2014: Donation for conducting Drama at Danapur, Hospet (Tq) Bellary (Dist) Under CSR
activities- Reg20000
36 06.03.2014 conducting Drama at Nagalapur and Garga village, Hospet (tq), Bellary 20000
37 30.05.2014 Donation for two Solar Lights at Gunda Thanda, Hospet (Tq) Bellary (Dist) 100225 Gunda Thanda
38 30.04.2014Contributing for Construction of Shree Venkateshwara Kalyana Mantapa,
at Ramanagr,Hagaribommanahalli Taluk Bellary 100000 Taluk Brahmanara Sanga, Hagribommnahalli
39 22.05.2014 Donation for Higher Education to Mr. Sameer Bhasha C 32400 The Principal of SVC PU College Vyasanakere
BMM ISPAT LIMITED, DANAPURA
CSR DETAILS
Bellary science sub center for providing “X- Box1 02.02.2013 58000 Deputy Commissioner & Chairman.
Sl No Date Purpose Amount In favor
1 03.04 2013 Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Muthanna
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 I.Shivananda
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Lakshmana
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Lakshmana
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Parmeshwarappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 K.Raghu
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Ramappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Naginayak( Lakshmi Bai)
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Hallishab
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Rupalli Bai
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Chandramma
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 N.Rangappa
Rehabilitation of Gunda Station village people Rent purpouse 15000 Kondyya
3 25.04. 2013
Construct school for underprivileged childrens of Sri Hirka naik Lachya naik and
Rama naik Educational Trust ( R ),Sri Ramanagar Kogli Tanda, H.B.Halli,Bellary
dist.
100,000The President of Sri Hirak naik Lachya
naik Rama naik Educational Trust
19.04. 2013 Digging borewell at Gunda&Gunda Thanda -
13.05. 2013 Constructing “shree Basavanna temple “at Ayanalli village,Danapur 100000 Sri Valmiki sangha
14.05. 2013 Distributing of Students Notes books for the year 2013 ( 10000 books)
20.06. 2013Constructing GOPURAM for lord Ganesh temple at KPTCL
Club Colony Munirabad.100000 Sri Gajanana Baktha Mandali, KPTCL, Munirabad
26.06.2013Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Green Brigade for Conducting
State Level Conference for farmers 100000 Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Green Brigade
22.07.2013 Steel to constructing police station building at MM halli 168,291
27.07.2013 Railway track cleaning at Yeswanthnagar Sandur Tq, Bellary (Dist) 34400 M.V. Krishna
29.07.2013 HareKeri Durugamma Sheeta Devi Murti Sthapana at Gunda Thanda 10000 By Cash (Poolsingh Naik)
02.08.2013 Development and providing infrastructure in Bellary (Dist). 572000The Deputy Commissioner and District
Magistrate, Bellary
13.08.2013 Celebrating Sree Kanviramba Devi Festival at Danayakanakere 15000 K.kumarappa
17.08.2013 Conducting Sector Level Sports at Mariyamanahalli 50000 SDMC,President/Security Thalle Basapura Thanda”
17.08.2013Donation for Renovation of Sree Maha Kaliyamma
Temple at Tungabhadra Dam,Hospet Taluk, Bellar,d(ist)50000
Tungabhadra Board Govt Provincial Employees
(Andhra&Karnataka) Association
5 27.08.2013 Conducting Taluk Level Sports at Mariyamanahalli. 200000 The President, SDMC, Mariyamanahalli”
09.02.2013 Name borad for rural police station hospet. 14773
01.04.2013 No of 2 Solar lights for Govt Primary School at Gunda Thanda 90000
10.10.2013 Celebrating Durga Puja at RT Nagar Bangalore5000
R.T Nagar Sarbajanin Durga Puja Samiti
10.10.2013Celebrating Galemma Kalika Devi Festival at Galemmana
Gudi,Vyasanakeri10000 C.Lingappa
27.09.2013 Providing Strengthening Women Safety at Bellary
650000
The Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, Bellary
27.09.2013 Providing Public Childern to encourage scientific temper at Bellary25000
The Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, Bellary
28.10.2013 Celebrating Valmiki Jayanti at Byalakundi 25000 Prakash P
31.10.2013 Celebrating karnataka Rajyotsava at Byalakundi 10000 E.Ramesh
27.11.2013 Conducting Mass marriages at Danapura Village 20000 Sri Anjineya Seva Samithi
27.11.2013 Re-Construction of Minor Bridge at Toranagallu, Bellary (Dist) 955875 The Deputy Commissioner, Bellary.
07.12.2013 Conducting Mass marriages at mariyamanahalli 25000 B.Basavaraj
24.01.2014 Basaveswara temple Murti prthisthapana at Mariyammanahalli100000
Basaveswara seva samiti
7 30.01.2014 Lift irrigation work at Vyasanakere,Lokappanahola,Danapura and Ayyanahalli. 100000 G. Parashuram
28.03.2014 Donation for conducting Drama at Danapur,
Hospet (Tq) Bellary (Dist) Under CSR activities- Reg20000 E.Chatrapai
06.03.2014conducting Drama at Nagalapur and Garga
village, Hospet (tq), Bellary 20000
TOTAL 3765339
BMM ISPAT LIMITED, DANAPURA
2013-2014 CSR DETAILS
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18.05. 20132
Sl No Date Purpose Amount Kind / Materials In favor
1 2 3 4 5 6
105.04.2014
Donated to Vijayanagara Collage for conducted
celebaration of Golden jubilee function at Hospet.300000
2 30.04.2014
Contributing for Construction of Shree Venkateshwara
Kalyana Mantapa, at Ramanagr,Hagaribommanahalli
Taluk Bellary
100000 Taluk Brahmanara Sanga, Hagribommnahalli
3 22.05.2014 Donation for Higher Education to Mr. Sameer Bhasha C 32400 The Principal of SVC PU College Vyasanakere
4 30.05.2014Donation for two Solar Lights at Gunda
Thanda, Hospet (Tq) Bellary (Dist)100225 Gunda Thanda
524.05.2014 to
26.05.2014
Cataract surgery camp conducted by Rotary club, Hospet,
under our sponsorship. 250000 Publics
6 05.06.2014World Environment Day – 2014 celebrated at G Nagalapura
Higher primary school, 50 plants distrubuted, With drums50 plants Higher primary school, G Nagalapura
7 14.06.2014Blood Donation Camp conducted at BMM OHC , 143
members donated the blood143 members donated VIMS, Bellary
8 20.06.2014Donated to Aralihalli Gurupadadevara matha
Mariyammanahalli for conducting Mass Marriages25000 Mallikarjuna shivacharya swamigalu M M halli
924.06.2014
School Desks distrubution to High School, Danapura 171750 60 Desks High School, Danapura
10 01.07.2014
provided 3 School bus to surrounding villages ( Gunda,
Gunda thanda, Gunda station, Labours colony,
Hanumanahalli and Danapura village students were
benifited.)
175 students
11 03.07.2014 Dwarf Olympic Federation ® Bellary for Conducting “4th
National Meet for Physical Challenged.”
50000 Secreatary, Dwarf Olympic Federation ® Bellary
12 08.07.2014Spurti cricketers Hanumanahalli for Conducting “ Stumper
ball Cricket tournament at Hanumanahalli.5000 H. Ravichandra
1301.07.2014 to
15.07.2014
Distributed Note books for Company surrounding Villages
School students. 270000
18 Villages of 20 Schools covered this
programme,3719 students received 15000 note
books.
14 19.07.2014 Plants Distributed to G Nagalapura Higher primary
school
More than 2500 plants like Survey, Rain tree,
Gulmore, Neem, Durant, Pam, Mango, Guava,
Sapota ( Chikoo ),Hybiscus, & Akelipa distributed. Higher primary school, G Nagalapura
15 19.07.2014
Donated to Dinamadhyama Karyanirata Patrakartara
Sangha Mariyammanahalli for conducting “ Press Day
Celebration ” and MVN ( Maradi Virupakshappa Nayaka )
award distribution programme.
25000 Dinamadhyama Karyaniratha patrakartara Sangha
1604.08.2014 to
06.08.2014
Mariyammanahalli Higher primary cluster level sports
conducted at Hanumanahalli, sponcered by BMM 250000
More than 1500 students participated Direct expenditure
17 08.08.2014Contributed for celebaration of Kannaveeramba devi
Festival at Danayakanakere,Hospet Taluk, Bellary Dist10000 Kumarappa
18 05.08.2014 Installed Solar systems at Gunda Village 180000 4 Solar Systems Gunda village
19 19.08.2014 Saplings donated to develop green belt in the school
ground premises 25000 1000 Saplings
school ground premises at Gollarahalli, Garaga
Govt., higher primary school & Bharataratna Rajeev
Ghandi high school G. Nagalapura.
2020.08.2014 to
25.08.2014
Tungabhadra back water Canal work at Byalalu and
Kadlebalu villages, Hagaribommanahalli Taluk , around 2
KM executed the work.
125000Excavator machine worked at Byalalu and Kadlebalu
villages, around 2 KM executed the work.MLA Hagaribommanahalli constituency
21 02.09.2014Donated for Renovation of Saridurugamma devi temple at
Dashamapura,Hagaribommanahalli Taluk, Bellary Dist.10000 H. Basavaraja
22 10.09.2014Provided RO water & Drinking water for Hospet Taluk
level pratibha karanji at Mariyammanahalli-
provided RO water & drinking water for 3000
students & teachers
Vinayaka English medium higher primary school
Mariyammanahalli
23 25.09.2014150 LPH R.O. Water system donated for Sri Punyamurti
Raghappa Shetty model higher primary School, Hospet 39000 150 LPH R.O. Water system Sri Punyamurti Raghappa Shetty model higher
primary school, hospet
2430.09.2014 &
01.10.2014
Regarding Car festival of Galemma Kalikadevi at
Galemmanagudi village NH-13 Road repairy work -
10 trip gravel, roler & JCB worked for 2 days
Galemmanagudi village
25 01.10.2014Donated for Galemma kalikadevi Car festival at
Galemmanagudi,Hospet Taluk, Bellary Dist.10,000 C. Ningappa
26 08.10.2014
Donated Rs, 15,000 towards food & travel expences for
Govt, higher primary school Garaga women kabbaddi
team, selected for Gulbarga divisional level.
15,000 D.T. Basappa ( Head Master )
27 31.10.2014Contributed to JCI Mariyammanahalli & MYRADA BELLARY
CIDOR NGO, Danapura for conducting JCI Mister Chairman
& ABS workshop to the all zonal JCI presidents.
20,000 R.O water supplied MYRADA BELLARY CIDOR
28
24.10.2014 to
13.11.2014
Purana and Mass Marriage celebarated at Danapura
village 200,000 -Sri Anjineya Seva Samiti, 114-Danapura
2915.11.2014
Karnataka Rajyostava Celebaration at
Mariyammanahalli 10,000 E. Ramesh
30 12.12.2014 Karnataka Rajyostava Celebaration at �Danapura 5,000 E.Chatrapati
31 12.12.2014 Mass Marriage Celebarated at Hampapattana 25,000 B. Basavaraja ( Neralu patrike )
BMM ISPAT LIMITED, DANAPURA
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Annexure 5
Annexure (b)
Monitoring Report
Annexure (e)
Copy of Consent For Establishment by KSPCB
Annexure (f)
Copy of Consent For Operation by KSPCB
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