Kerwa Coal Block is a mining project spread over approximately 1112.93 hectares in Korba district, Chhattisgarh. The area comprises mainly forest land (~929 Ha) along with non-forest land (~184 Ha), and is characterized by undulating terrain with dense forest cover and seasonal nalas. The project area is in proximity to small habitations with an estimated impact on around 350–400 families. The site has challenging natural conditions requiring planned and sustainable mining development.
- Project Name: Kerwa Coal Block
- Location: Korba district, Chhattisgarh
- Total Project Area: Approximately 1112.93
- Land Distribution:
- Forest Land: ~929 hectares
- Non-Forest Land: ~184 hectares
- Geographical Features:
- Undulating terrain
- Dense forest cover
- Presence of seasonal nalas
- Nearby Communities:
- Located close to small habitations
- Estimated impact on around 350–400 families
- Project Challenges:
- Environmentally sensitive region
- Difficult natural terrain and forest conditions
- Need for careful infrastructure and mining planning
- Development Approach:
- Sustainable and responsible mining practices
- Environmental protection measures
- Proper rehabilitation and land management
- Community engagement and welfare initiatives
- Project Objective:
- To develop coal resources while maintaining ecological balance and supporting local communities.
