The district takes its name from the town of Chittorgarh, which appears to have been derived from Chitrakot, the ancient fort in the town.
The district is located between the latitudes 23°32' and 25°13' north and longitudes
74°12' and 75°49' east in the south eastern part of the state. The district comprises of 12 tehsils namely, Nimbahera, Bari Sadri, Begun, Chittorgarh, Pratapgarh, Bhainsrorgarh,
Rashmi, Dungla, Kapasan, Gangrar, Bhadesar and Choti Sadri. The district has two parts, the smaller portion or Bhainsrorgarh in the east is separated by the state of Madhya
Pradesh. The district has an area of 10,858 sq. kms. The district head quarter Chittorgarh is
115 kilometers from Udaipur and is well connected by road and meter gauge line of western Railway with Udaipur, Ajmer, Radam and by broad gauge line with Kota and
Neemuch. It is situated on the main railway line connecting Jaipur with Hyderabad via
Ajmer and Khandwa.
Cycle
Topographically the district is undulating with scattered hills of the Aravalli ranges.
The western southern and northern parts of the district are somewhat plain. A series of hills run NorthSouth forming parallel valleys to the east of Chittorgarh. Bhainsrorgarh area is practically hilly. The main rivers flowing through this district are Chambal, Banas, Berach,
Gambhiri, Jakham with smaller rivers like Wagon, Gungali etc. The annual average rainfall is 90cms.
Geology of the District
Deccan
The district comprises rocks of Bhilwara Supergroup, Vindhyan Supergroup and
Traps. The geological succession of rocks is as given below:
Group Lithology Extrusive
Intrusive
Age Super group
Upper
Cretaceous to
Palaeocene
Upper
Proterozoic
-
Vindhyan
Super group
Bhilwara
Geological
(>250 m.y.)
Bhilwara
Super group
- - Deccan
Trap
(Basalt)
- Bhander Group i) Upper ii) Lower
Kaimur Group
Shales, Sand-
Stone,
Conglomerate
Porceltanite
Khorip Group
Lasarawan Group
Sand Group
Satola Group Great Boundry
Ranthambhor
Quartzite,
Group
Shale and slates
Fault
-
-
-
Pegmatites
Quartz vein

(Pre Aravalis) Pur-Banera
Group
Calc-schist,
Calc-gneiss,
Dolomitic marble,
Quartzite and Garnetmica Schist
- -
(A) Hindoli
Group
Dolerite Sills & dykes
Berach Granite (A) Shale, Slates,
Phyllites,
Metagreywackes,
Limestone, Dolomitic marble
-
(B) Mangalwar
Complex
(B) Migmatites, gniess, Feldspathic mica schist, Garnetmica schist, impure
Marble and Paraamphibolite.
The NW and SW part of the district near Pahuna, Rashmi, Dungla and Bansi is occupied by gneisses and schist of Mangalwar complex. In the NW of Rashmi these rocks are overlain by NE-SW trending rocks of Pur Banera group which are more or less calcareous facies rocks. Further eastwards rocks of Hindoli group are found. These trend
NE-SW in north and swing to NW-SE in the southern part of the district. These meta sediments are intruded by the Berach granite which is found all along with Hindoli group of rocks. The rocks belonging to Ranthambore group represented by quartzite slates and shales are observed near Sitamata.
Vindhyan sedimentaries are found further east separated by great boundary fault in the NW of Chittorgarh. These comprise conglomerates, shales, sandstone, limestone and porcellanite. Deccan traps are exposed in the southern portion which are basaltic in nature.
Several different flows have been identified. Intrusive bodies of dolerite are found in
Gangrar and Bari Sadri tehslls.
Mineral Resources
The district can be identified as a limestone district of Rajasthan, since the district is endowed with large deposits of cement grade limestone as well as splittable lime stone and sand stone which is used for flooring purposes. Besides these, small deposits of china clay, red ochre, blockable marble etc. are also found in the district.
Since the beginning the department of Mines and Geology made continous efforts to explore mineral resources of the district which resulted into proving of cement grade limestone deposits which have helped in establishing cement plants.

(A) CEMENT GRADE LIMESTONE
Three different limestone horizons of Vindhyan age are found in this district but mainly Nimbahera limestone is of cement grade. Based on this limestone, three cement plants are in operation while two more areas have been granted to establish cement plants.
The limestone deposits of Chittorgarh district are well connected by rail and road.
Most of the deposits are in the vicinity of Neemuch-Chittor-Kota broad gauge line and
Ajmer-Chittor-Ratlam meter gauge line of the western railway.
1. Limestone deposits near Shambhupura
In between Chittorgarh and Nimbahera extensive limestone deposits occur near
Karunda, Amarpura, Satkhanda etc.. The limestone is light grey in colour, fine grained and thinly bedded. Limestones near Satkhanda is low grade whereas near Amarpura it is of cement grade. The Department has carried out investigation in this area carrying out
536.65 mts, drilling in 20 boreholes. The area has been divided in three blocks for purpose of calculation of reserves. The reserve position is tabulated below.
Block
Reserves (million tonnes)
Measured Indicated Inferred
Amarana
Amarpura
36.87
23.79
82.37
66.00
-
-
Karunda 88.66 87.00 73.85
The Amarana area has been leased out to M/s Grasim Industries where as Karunda is to
M/s J.K. Cements.
2. Limestone deposits near Nimbahera-Mangrol
Grey limestone extending from Mangrol to Nimbahera in two bands is under mining lease to M/s J.K. Cement Works, Nimbahera for their cement plant of 1.54 million tonnes capacity. Investigations carried out by M/s J.K. Synthetics estimated about 60 million tonnes reserves in their Nimbahera area. Additional reserves have been proved in
Mangrol area.
3. Limestone deposits near Keli -Gadola
Extensive limestone deposit occurs near Keli-Gadola village SE of Nimbahera. The
Chittor-Neemuch state highway passes through this area. Limestone is exposed occasionally as knobs and mounds and mostly concealed below an over-burden of soil and shale having 2 to 15 mts. thickness. On the fringe of the limestone bed it is splittable in nature and being quarried as flaggy stone,. Department has carried out preliminary investigation by drilling 323 mts spread over 8 boreholes. The lime stone thickness goes upto 20 to 56 mts towards the south near M.P. border. The analysis result indicate CaO 30
- 40 % and SiO
2
15 - 29 % in most of the bore holes. Only in one borehole limestone with average Cap 44% was encountered but it also falls in the agriculture field with over burden about 20 mts.
4. Limestone deposit near Bora Khedi

A limestone band of about 5 kms length and 200 to 800 mts width occurs about 2 kms west of Nimbahera village trending N-S. The limestone is grey to reddish brown, The latter is shaly in nature while grey is marginal cement grade. The limestone is interbedded with shale intercalations and is being worked as slab stone near Bora Khedi, Sakria etc.
The maximum thickness of limestone is 20 - 22 mts. Department drilled 18 boreholes totalling 587 mts. drilling. The analysis result shows CaO 41.68%, MgO 0.72 % and SiO
2
19.4 %. The limestone is of low grade.
5. Limestone deposit near Tilakhera
This deposit occurs east of Shambhupura village across the railway line, in vicinity of Gambhiri dam.
Limestone occurs in form of three narrow limbs separated by shale bands.
Limestone is fine grained, light greyish, pale red and dark grey in colour. The limestone occurs as syncline. CCI has carried out investigations in this area. The analysis shows variations in the grade with colour. The CaO content ranges 42-48%, Silica 5-20% and
MgO about 1-15%. 824 mts drilling was done over 16 boreholes in 10 sq. kms area and about 145 million tonnes reserves have been estimated. The area has been leased to M/s
J.K. Cement and Graphite India Ltd. and left out area has been applied by other parties.
6. Limestone deposits near Parsoli-Bhichor
Limestone band in Parsoli, Bhichor area occur in Z shape starting north of
Parsoli, runs in west and then continues through Kerpura-Lacchipura and Bhichor from where it takes a northerly turn. The width of band is about 200-700 mts. It is greyish pink to brown in colour, fine to medium grained and thickly bedded. The department has carried out investigations in this area and estimated about 48 million tonnes of reserves containing CaO 44.45%, SiO
2
15.2% and MgO about 1% in Parsoli block based on 214 meters drilling spread over 12 boreholes.
The Chittor-Kota state highway passes through this area and nearest railway station is Parsoli on Kota-Chittr broad gauge line.
In Bhichor block about 23 million tonnes of reserves were estimated with CaO 40 -
45%, SiO
2
1 - 16% and MgO 0.4 - 1.5%. The shaly limestone band contains 15 to 34%
CaO. The area north of Bhichor partly falls in forest. The area is has been applied for P.L. by M/s Saurashtra Cement (Gujrat).
7. Limestone deposit near Chanda Khedi-Srinagar area
Another limestone belt occurs in the district in the Begun tehsil near Katunda-
Rarnnagar, Chanda Khedi, Srinagar, Thukrai, Samaria, Gorla etc.
This area is about 10 kms from Begun village on Chittor-Rawat Bhata road. The limestone is exposed in patches from Chittoria in north to Thukrai in south. Limestone is siliceous, grey, brown and red in colour with intercalatory shale bands. The analysis results of core and surface samples indicate that limestone at surface is marginal cement grade but at depth becomes shaly, 24 boreholes were drilled totalling 1877 mts. drilling and 300 million tonnes reserves were estimated with 40 to 42% CaO.

8 Limestone deposits near Thailla-Chittoria-Gorla-Samaria
This deposit is located about 72 kms from Chittorgarh on Chittor - Kota road near
Ladpura. Limestone occurs as dome shaped outcrops and is fine grained, grey to brownish red in colour and horizontally bedded. The top thin bed of brownish limestone is dolomitic in nature while grey is marginal cement grade. The department has carried out investigations in Goda, Samaria and Thailla Chittoria area. In all about 110 M.T. reserves have been estimated containing CaO 40 to 45%, SiO
2
10 to 18%, and MgO less than 2%.
Part of the area near Samaria falls in reserve forest and remaining part has been applied by
M/s Zuari Agro Chemicals.
9. Limestone deposits near Katunda-Ramnagar .
In Katunda-Ramnagar area also grey and brownish red limestone occurs in alternating bands. The red limestone is shaly in nature. Department has carried out detailed investigations by drilling 9 bore holes totalling 230 meters. The analysis revealed that top horizon is of 40-41 % CaO content while in depth CaO is maximum upto 38%. Hence it is not usable for cement making
10. Limestone deposits near Binota-Tatermala
Limestone occurs in oval shape outcrop having 5.5 Kms strike length, 40 to 400 mts width. Limestone is grey, brown, chocolate and pinkish in colour, fine grained, thinly bedded with thin shale partings. Eight boreholes were drilled involving 406 mts. drilling showing CaO content from 42 to 46%, SiO
2
12.to 18% and MgO 1 to 2.5%. Thus limestone is marginal cement grade. About 70 million tonnes reserves have been estimated. In Tatermala the limestone is splittable in nature and being extensively quarried.
11. Limestone deposits near Bambori-Jaloda-Bhagwanpura
The limestone belt of this area extends for 2.5 kms having 300-400 mts width.
Limestone is pinkish brown to grey in colour with thin intercalatory shale beds. Five boreholes were drilled totalling 170 mts drilling, showing CaO 30-38%, SiO
2
20-30% and
MgO 1-4%. Limestone is of very low grade and IS not suitable for cement industry.
12. Limestone deposits near Bheyor, Bandmagra
A 4 kms long belt of Vindhyan limestone runs form west of Bheyor to Bandmagra tehsil Rawat Bhata. It is 200 to 600 mts wide. The general trend of belt is NW-SE with 5° to 7° dips on either side. Few samples indicated 30 to 40% CaO and it is of low grade.
13. Limestone deposits near Dungla
High and chemical grade limestone of Aravali Super group occurs near village
Dungla for a strike length of about 1 kms having width of about 50 mts. The limestone is fine to medium grained, striking N-S with dips varying from 6° to 8° due east. Probable reserves of about 1.0 million tonnes have been estimated containing 45 to 54% CaO. It is being used as sweetner in cement factories. The area is completely leased out.
.

(B) SPLITTABLE LIMESTONE
The limestone is quarried at various places for building and flooring purpose, mainly near Sainti, Manpura, Segwa, Bhenra, Binota, Bhagwanpura, Khodip, Tatermala,
Salarmala, Arnia mali, Charliya, Parsoli, Bhichor etc. It is fine grained, thinly bedded and well jointed. They split along bedding plains.
(C) HIGH GRADE DOLOMITE
(i) Bhagwanpura-Bambori-Saror-Jaloda- etc. area Tehsil Nimbahera, Bari-Sadri,
Chotti Sadri, Distt. Chittorgarh.
About 11.17 M. T. reserves of high grade dolomite with 18 to 21 % MgO, 2 to
5% SiO
2
, were estimated on the basis of preliminary geological investigations.
Few samples for decrepitation were tested by Steel Authority of India indicated
5% decrepitation which is low as per standard norms.
(ii) Chittoria - Chanda Khedi, Uthana Kheri,Teh Begun
The area lies 90 Kms NE of Chittor city on Bijoliya Bundi tar road where high grade dolomite band extends for 15 kms. strike length with a width of 10 to 30 mts and it persists upto 7 to 10 metres in depth, chemically it contains CaO 30 to 32%, MgO 18 to 21 % and R
2
O
3
upto 1 %. Decrepitation test of few samples indicated suitability in steel plants. But for economic viability detailed investigations will be carried out. On the basis of preliminary investigations about 45 M. T. of inferred reserves have been estimated.
(D) DECORATIVE STONE
(i) Marble
Chocolate coloured siliceous limestone (Marble) is being quarried in Mandaldeh-
Pandoli area. The area is located about 13 kms west of Chittorgarh on Chittorgarh-Kapasan road. It is exposed for a strike length of about 1.5 kms. Presently mining operation is in progress and block sizes from 4 x 1 x 2 ft. to 8 x 3 x 2 ft. are being produced.
These blocks after cutting takes good polish and are marketed as trade name -
"Mandel Deh Chocolate Marble" The department has carried out geological investigations to prove its extension and depth continuity in concealed and charagah land.
(ii) Granite a. Near village Gangrar
Berach granite outcrops of pink to off white colour exposed in the east and south east of Gangrar in extensive area and these are medium to coarse grained, fractured having two or three sets of joints, it is of heterogenous nature have fissures and shows variation in colour, therefore only khandas may be extracted from which small sized tiles may be produced. b. Greyish to green dolerites near village Det-Bhatkheda-Ganiya area
Greenish grey coloured dolerite is exposed near village Det and Bhatkheda in form of boul-ders. This extends for 2 to 3 kms. in strike length have a width of 50 to 200 mts.

Due to close spaced joints large size blocks cannot be extracted but small khandas can be produced which may be used for tile making. c. Deccan Traps
The Southern Part of the district is covered by flows of Deccan trap Basalts. It can be cut & retains polish but contains vesicles which restrict its use to small Khandas.
Several area have been identyfied near Dhamotary, Gyaspur, Nakor Gopalpura, Deogarh etc.
(E) CHINA CLAY, RED OCHRE - LATERITE
There are several horizons of shales of vindhyan sediments exposed in the district.
Bauxite, China-Clay and red ochres are found with some shale horizons whereas in southern part of the district patches of laterite are found with shales which is the alteration product of Deccan traps. The minerals China clay, red ochre, laterite are being quarried and used in cement industry. Main deposits are located near village Banasti, Sawa,
Chothpura, Choti Sadri and at many places in Pratapgarh tehsil.
(F) DIAMONDIFEROUS CONGLOMERATE
Diamondiferous conglomerate bed is located about 2 kms west of Kesarpura in
Tehsil Pratapgarh. The conglomerate bed is lying under soil cover in Nala cutting for a length of 200 mts. and 20 mts in width.
A 60 kilogram sample was sent to NMDC and as per their report a piece of diamond weighing about 10 cent was recovered from it. On the basis of this result a 100 tonnes bulk sample of conglomerate from Kesarpura area was sent to G.S.I. Diamond processing plant at Racherla in Kurnool distt. of Andhra Pradesh for assessment of its diamondiferous nature. After processing operation neither any diamond nor any kimberlite indicator mineral was found except few heavy minerals like Heametite (500 gms.),
Magnetite (50 gms.), Specularite (25 gms.), Gluconite (20 mgs.).
(G) OTHER OCCURRENCES
Small deposits of low grade soapstone and pyrophyllite have been in operation near village Dindoli, Sadipura (Kapasan Tehsil) and Chikland (Pratapgarh Tehsil). Also occurrence of silica sand is found near village Kanoj (Kapasan Tehsil). Occurrences of gluconite are also found near village Badwalli ( Nimbahera Tehsil).
(H) BASE METALS
Indications of base metals are found in Chittorgarh dist. near Gangrar. Det,
Devdhan, Sudri villages.
Indications in form of gossan, old workings and malachite staining were observed near Gangrar. The spot samples indicated presence of 100 - 500 ppm lead, 350 to 1600 ppm Zinc, 100 to 300 ppm copper, 50 to 150 ppm Nickel and Cobalt and upto 1 ppm
Silver. However no mineralization could be encountered in detailed prospecting. Small

occurrences have also been seen near Choti Sadri but these are insignificant. Indications of
Base metals are also found near village Jasma. Detailed work is in progress.
MINERAL BASED INDUSTRIES
Chittorgarh district is the only district in the country which can boast of 5 major cement plants 2 at Nimbahera of JK Cement Works with capacity of 7.2 and 8.4 lac tonnes per annum, 2 at Chanderia of Birla Cement works (6.0 and 9.0 lac tonnes / per annum) and one at Sawa of M/s Aditya Cement Ltd. (10 lac tonnes / tonne). One cement plant of M/s
Graphite India is under construction near Shambhupura. Thus the district has an installed capacity of 4.6 million tonnes per annum against the total capacity of 13 million tonnes of the state. There is still scope for major cement plants in the district based on areas near
Borkhedi., Tilakhera, Sitaramji ka khera etc. However detailed prospecting will be required before taking up the project.
A large number of Marble and granite cutting and polishing units have been established in the district. There are four granite cutting units while 70 of marble gang saws have also been established. Since Chittorgarh district is well connected by road and railway there is further scope for setting up of more such industries. Necessary facilities are being provided by RIICO in their industrial areas.
Based on the Lead - Zinc deposits of Agucha in Bhilwara district a super smelter has been set up in Chittorgarh district. The smelter has an installed capacity of producing
70,000 tonnes of zinc and 35,000 tonnes of lead metals per annum.
Chittorgarh district has ample reserves of splittable limestone and quarrying of this limestone is a major industry which has developmental potential.
MINERA L ADMINISTRATION
The state department of Mines and Geology has two offices in the district.
1.
2.
Mining Engineer Chittorgarh having jurisdiction over entire district except parts of Bhainsrorgarh and Rawatbhata sub tehsils.
Assistant Mining Engineer Chittorgarh - District Chittorgarh except parts of
Begun, Bhainsrorgarh and Rawatbhata subtehsils and Pratapgarh and
Nimbahera sub divisions.
Assistant Mining Engineer Nimbahera - Pratapgarh and Nimbahera subdivisions of Chittorgarh district.
The production of minerals, revenue, number of leases etc of Chittorgarh district are given in annexure.
The geological prospecting work is looked after by Superintending
Geologist tribal, Udaipur Circle II and Senior Geologist Udaipur II.
Three projects have been proposed in Chittorgarh district this year. i. Exploration for base metals in Jasma - Bhopalsagar, Tehsil Kapasan,
Distt. Chittorgarh

ii. Identification of non potential areas for use as dumping ground in vicinity of mining boundaries in Chittorgarh district. iii. Identification of blockable marble and granite areas in Rashmi, Kapasan,
Gangrar Chittorgarh tehsil, district Chittorgarh.

Dass Gupta, S.K.
A report on the mineral industry at Chittorgarh.
F.S.1956-57
Sharma, K. C.
Drilling operation on limestone deposit at Chittorgarh.
F.S. 1956-57
Mitter, A.C.
Drilling operations and investigation for limestone in Chittorgarh.
F.S. 1955-56
Mehta, G.M
A report on prospecting work done for white clay in Binota area
F.S. 1958-59
Mitter, A.C.
A report on ochre deposit near Shambhupura.
F.S. 1955-56
Mitter, A.C.
A report on the investigation of clay near Chittorgarh.
F.S. 1954-55
Kulshrestha, N.P.
Investigation for white clay near Binota.
F.S. 1958-59
Bhatnagar, N.L.
A report on lead ore Investigation at Bambory.
F.S 1957-58
Sethi, M.L. ,Mitter, A.C.
A report on the investigation for limestone at Chittorgarh.
F.S. 1957
Sharma, R.S.
Preliminary reconnaissance report of Pratapgarh area.
F.S.1966
Dave, Y. N
Preliminary geological examination of limestone of the Jakham dam site
F.S. 1967
Goswami, A.K.
Report on the investigation for cement grade limestone around Shambhupura.
F.S. 1974-75
Bhargava, K.D.
Inspection note on limestone near village Pirana Bagan, Bhagwanpura.
F.S. 1978
Srivastava, S.B.L. ,Dashora, R.S.
A report on the study of Nimbahera limestone quarries and proposals for their integrated development.
F.S. 1977
Khamesra, N.S.
A report on the reconnaissance for locting economic minerals in Pratapgarh tehsil.
F.S.1980-81

Sharma A.K , Purohit. S.N. and Mehta. H.S.
Production of hydrated basic magnesium carbonate from dolomite of Gorla area, tehsil Begun.
Sharma, A.K.
Production of hydrated basic magnesium carbonate from dolomite from Chanda-
Khedi area.
Dashora, R.S. , Surana. L.S.
A report on the preliminary investigation of Thalla-Chittoria limestone deposit.
F.S. 1983-84
Verdia, P.K.
A report on the reconnaissance for locating economic minerals in Bhojunda-
Mangalwar area.
F.S 1983-84
Shrimal, A.K. , Dashora, R.S.
A report on investigation for cement grade limestone in Katunda-Ramnagar area,
Tehsil Begun.
F.S. 1982-83
Khichi, N.S , Kothari, M.S.
A report on the preliminary work for potash bearing shales and dolomite in
Chittoria- Chanda Khedi area, district Bhilwara and Chittorgarh.
F.S. 1983-84
Ceramic Lab
Investigation report of conglomerate sample of Badawara area, tehsil Nimbahera.
F.S.1988
Ceramic Lab
Investigation report of conglomerate sample of Kesarpura area.
F.S. 1988
Dr. Dashora R.S. and Surana L.S.
Report on preliminary investigation of Parsoli Bhichor limestone deposit, Tehsil
Begun, Dist. Chittorgarh
F.S. 1983-84
Dr. Dashora R.S and Shrimal A.K.
Report on investigation for Cement grade limestone near Katunda Ramnagar Area of Begun Tehsil, Dist. Chittorgarh
Verdia P.K. and Kothari M.S.
Report on reconnaissance for economic minerals east and northeast of Chittorgarh,
Tehsil Chittorgarh and Nimbahera, Dist. Chittorgarh
F.S. 1989-90
Khamesra N.S. , Mehta S.C. and Kothari M.S.
Report on investigation for base metal in Det - Gangrar area Teh. Gangrar
F.S. 1986-87,87-88
Ranawat T.S.
Report on reconnaissance for the search of base metals and other economic minerals in Bari Sadri and lime stone in Dungla area
F.S. 1985-86
Doshi T.K.
Report on the reconnaissance for Glauconite and other economic minerals in
Lathiyan and Sunpura area, Teh. Bhainsrorgarh
F.S. 1986-87
Bhatnagar P. and Minda S.K.
Report on investigation for limestone in Keli-Gadola area Teh. Nimbahera
F.S. 1993-94
Bhatnagar P. and S. Irshad Ali

Report on investigation for limestone in Borkheri area Teh. Nimbahera
F.S. 1993-94
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F.S. 1988 - 89
A Geotechnical report on the proposed By wash R- 1493 site, Bassi irrigation project, Chittorgarh district,
Rajasthan
F.S. 1976-77 and 1977-78
Progress report no. 3 on the construction & R- 1465 geotechnical investigations of the Meja feeder project Chittorgarh and Bhilwara districts,
Rajasthan
F.S. 1973 - 74
Report on regional geochemical mapping of the
Mangalwar complex and Berach granite in
5. Mahajan J.L. parts of Bhilwara and Chittorgarh districts in Rajasthan
F.S. 1988 - 89 & 1989 - 90
A geochemical report on the studies carried out to R-1553 assess the requirements of providing a grout curtain below the cat-off trench in the river portion of Wagon dam, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan
F.S. 1980 - 81
6. Agarwal R.N.
7.
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Debnath B.
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F.S. 1979 - 80
Systematic geological mapping in parts of Bans R.1518 war a and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan
F.S. 1976 - 77
A note on the detailed geological mapping of the R-1478 proposed domestic basic irrigation project, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan
F.S. 1975-76
10. Kavadia A.K.
Systematic geological mapping of the Vindhyams R-1607 in parts of Kota, Jhalawar and Chittorgarh districts,
Rajasthan
F.S. 1983-84
Report on the preliminary investigation for cement R-1634

grade limestone near Shambhupura , Chittorgarh district,
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21.
12. Chaturvedi Arun parts of Udaipur and Chittorgarh districts
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A study of the carbonate bodies around Naya Phala with reference to the economic mineral potential, district
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F.S. 1982-83
R-1692
13. Yadav M.L. and
Shekhawat L.S.
14. Shukla Rajendra
15. Pradip Sarkar
16. Jana Kakani and
Jana T.K.
Report for 1985-86, 1986-87 detailed study of Riwa conglomerate in Chittorgarh, Kota and Jhalawar districts of
Rajasthan
F.S. 1985-86
A report on the systematic geological mapping of the
R-1688
R-1703
Deccan Traps in and around Pratapgarh Tehsil, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan
F.S. 1981-82
Systematic geological mapping of the area around Dalot R-1699
Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan
F. S. 1982-83
Report on the geology of the pre-Aravali rocks in the parts R-1763 of Udaipur and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1987-88
18.
17. Patel S. and Sinha Report on the field checks for base metal mineralisation in R-1765
Roy potential blocks predicted by deposit modelling in Pur-
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F.S. 1987-88
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Sahoo K. C.
Lahiri AK. et al. of Udaipur & Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1987-88
Regional geographic investigations for mapping in parts of R-I779
Jasma-Bhopal Sagar area, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1984-85
Reddy B. VR. and Geological mapping in prts of Chittorgarh and Kota R-I725
Sahu R.L.
Shafiqe Tariq districts, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1985-86
Report on systematic geological investigations in parts of R-1835
Chittorgarh & Bhilwara districts, Rajasthan.

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Sanganeria J.S.
Prasad K.K.
Tarafdar S.N. and
Banerjee S.N.
Seth B.K.
Agarwal
F.S. 1981-82
Ground water resources and development potential of
Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
R-1803
Report on systematic hydro-geological investigation in parts R-1819 ofBhilwara, Chittorgarh & Bundi districts, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1978-79
A report on the geology of the Mangawar complex and its R-1871 cover formation in parts of Udaipur & Chittorgarh districts,
Rajasthan.
F.S. 1988-89
Progress report no.2 on the construction stage geological investigations of the Meja Feeder project, districts
Chittorgarh and Bhilwara, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1972-73
Progress report no.4 on the construction stage geological
R-708
R-444 investigations for the Rana Pratap Sagar main dam project
Chambal valley hydel scheme stage II, district Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan.
F.S. 1964-65
A geochemical note on the Wagli irrigation project, district R-440
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1968-69
A report on the preliminary geological investigations of the R-420
Meja Feeder project, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1965-66
Progress report no.5 on the construction stage geological R-414/ investigations for the Rana Pratap Sagar main dam project R-415
Chambal valley hydel scheme stage II, district Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan.
F.S. 1965-66
Report on the systematic geohydrological investigation in R-399
Bhilwara and Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1963-64
A note on investigation of phosphorite in parts of Udaipur R-353/ and Chittorgarh districts, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1968-69
R-354
Report on preliminary geochemical sampling for base metal R-1439 mineralisation in a part of Akola- Bhinder belt, district
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1917-78
Note on the upstream mapping of Jakhan Dam, district
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1975-76
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Western Railway.
Rama Rao Preliminary geotechnical report on Grounda - dam - site,
Rama Rao
GSI
Mehta
Shenoiand
Iqbaluddin
GSI
Rama Rao
Sanganeria
Sanganeria
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Chittorgarh (Wagan diversion scheme) A preliminary geological report on Wagan Diversion scheme.
Note on Chittorgarh area
Progress report no.6 on the geotechnical investigations of R1254
Meja Feeder project, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1977-78
Preliminary geotechnical report on Ruparel irrigation
R-633
R-873 project, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1977
Note on Chittorgarh area.
Geotechnical note on the Sub-surf ace-exploration at
R-895
R-148
R-702
Gosunda dam site, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Progress report nO.6 on the continuation of construction stage geological investigations for the Rana Pratap Sagar main dam project Chambal valley hydel scheme stage II,
R-217 district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Geotechnical report on foundation studies carried for Modia - R-1047
Mahadeo irrigation project, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1972-73
Mehta Note on the possibility of anchoring the stilling basin apron R-1243
Matri Kundia dam site, Meja Feeder project, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1978-79
R-1044 Mehta and Debnath Note on the geochemical examination of Bassi dam site,
Mehta district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1973-74
Geological note on the Bassi alternative dam site (down stream ofOrai-Bijapur Nala Confluence) Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1974-75
R-1043
Shenoiand
Iqbaluddin
Preliminary geological note on Ruparel irrigation project, R-895
Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1977
Sanganeria.
Kashliwal
Geotechnical note on the feasibility of the Kundal irrigation project, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1972-73
R-896
Report on construction stage geological investigations and R-1225

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61. the feasibility of the Spillway site Wagon Diversions
(Jaisamand Feeder) project, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1976-77
Sanganeria and Mal Interim geological report no.2 on the foundation studies for R-704
Barna the Jakham dam irrigation project, district Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan.
Mehta and Debnath Note on the geochemical examination of Bassi dam site, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1973-74
Rama Rao
Agarwal
Barman
R -1044
Preliminary geotechnical report on Gosunda dam site,
Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
R-651
Note on the upstream mapping of the Jakham dam, district R-1221
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1975-76
Report on the study of Stromatolites from the Marwar Super R-1227 group of Jodhpur-Pali districts and lower Vindhyans of
Mehta
Mehta
Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1974-75
Note on the possibility of anchoring the stilling basin apron R-1243
Matri Kundia dam site, Meja Feeder project, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1978-79
Note on the evaluations of exploratory pits of the proposed R-1249
Mehta
Barman
Mehat and Mal
Barna
By wash site (Ch. 16 to 22) Ruparel irrigation project,
Chittbrgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1977-78
Progress report no.4 on the construction stage geotechnical R-1161 investigations of the Meja Feeder project, districts
Chittorgarh and Bhilwara, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1974-75
Report on the study of Stromatolite from the precambrian R-783 / and cambrian rocks of Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Bundi & Kota R-840 districts of Rajasthan.
F. S. 1971-72
Progres report no. 1 on the geotechnical investigations of the Meja Feeder project, districts Chittorgarh and Bhilwara,
R-703
Rajasthan.
Mehta Progress report no.5 on the geological investigations of the R-ll60
Meja Feeder project, districts Chittorgarh and Bhilwara,
Rajasthan.
F.S. 1976-77
Prasad Geological mapping in Mandalgarh Dabi-Kota area,
Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Bundi & Kota districts, Rajasthan.
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71.
Rama Rao
Sharma et al.
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Geological mapping in Khinya Ladpura, Bijolia and Rawat R-1122
Bhata areas, districts Bundi, Bhilwara and Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan.
F.S. 1973-74
Interim report no. 1 on the foundation studies for the Jakham K.641 Sanganeria dam irrigation project, district Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Sanganeria and Mal Interim geological report no.3 on the Foundation studies for R-1090
Barna the Jakham dam irrigation project, district Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan.
F. S. 1972-73
Rama Rao (V)
F.S. 1974-75
A preliminary geological report on Wagon diversion scheme R-633
Mehta
Geological report on the Sub-surface exploration at the
Gosunda dam site, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Geological note on the Bassi alternative dam site (down stream of Orai-Bijapur Nala Confluence) Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
R-702
R-1043
CCI
CGWB
IBM
CCI
F.S. 1974-75
Report on the investigation for cement grade limestone near R-299/
Nimbahera, Cl1ittorgarh district,
Rajasthan.
R-300
Report on the systematic hydrogeological investigation of R-1303
Pratapgarh tehsil, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
F.S. 1977-78
Part I -- Geology of Thanaghazji -Bairat area, districts R-89
Alwar and Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Part II -- Detailed investigations for copper in the negel mine area, Pratapgarh, districts Alwar and Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Report on cement grade limestone near Nimbahera,
Rajasthan.
R-552