Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh

Scheduled AreaCensus 2011 district code 465

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23 Oct 2026 · FiledSubmittedAmankua Stone (Murrum, Boulder, Gitti & M-Sand) Mine of M/s Jai Gurudev Enterprises- 1.990hac.
29 Sept 2026 · Details soughtAdditional details soughtRe-Appraisal of EC Granted from DEIAA (District Alirajpur) To SEIAA (Madhya Pradesh) Existing Mine Ambaja…
11 Sept 2026 · DecidedEnvironmental clearance grantedMadhupallvi Stone Quarry
1 Sept 2026 · Details soughtEssential details soughtRe-Appraisal of EC Granted from DEIAA (District Alirajpur) To SEIAA (Madhya Pradesh) Existing Mine Ambaja…
30 Aug 2026 · Details soughtEssential details soughtKhandalarao Stone Quarry_1.40 Ha
30 Aug 2026 · Details soughtEssential details soughtKhandalaro Stone Quarry 1.6 Ha

Dated by the portal's own appraisal history, converted to India Standard Time; a proposal with no recorded history appears on its register submission date.

Other clearances these proposals declare

Forest land diversion declared: 1
Forest land sought for diversion: 5 ha
Wildlife board recommendation declared: 0
In or near a protected area: 0
In an eco-sensitive zone: 0

These counts are taken from the application forms of the 51 of 51 proposals naming this district whose forms have been read for these questions. In 11 of those forms at least one question was left blank, and a blank answer is counted as unknown. The forest area is the area stated for forest clearance, with each forest proposal counted once, in the district where its project is primarily sited.

Proposals naming this district: 51
Category A proposals: 1
Families declared displaced: None declared
Families declared affected: None declared

Displacement figures are the proponents’ own declarations. A project sited across several districts declares one figure for the whole project, and that figure is counted once, in the district where the project is primarily sited.

Fifth Schedule status

Within a Fifth Schedule Scheduled Area

This district was carved from Jhabua in 2008. C.O. 192 fixes its area by reference to territorial divisions as existing at 20 February 2003, and a district drawn later does not change the ground the Order scheduled. On that date every part of this district lay within Jhabua, which the Order names as a whole, so every part of it is a Scheduled Area. The Ministry of Panchayati Raj lists this district among notified Fifth Schedule Areas.

OrderThe Scheduled Areas (States of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh) Order, 2003 · C.O. 192, notified 2003-02-20

What the record shows

Half or more of the people counted here in 2011 were Scheduled Tribe: 89.0%, against 8.55% nationally.
Cultivators and agricultural labourers make up 90% of workers here, against 55% nationally, so at least three in four people who work here do so on the land.
Literacy was 36.1% in 2011 against 72.98% nationally, so notices and documents issued in writing during a consultation may reach fewer people here.
This district is a Fifth Schedule Scheduled Area. Under section 41(3) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR), land here can be acquired only with the prior consent of the Gram Sabha, and the requirement holds even when an acquisition is urgent.
51 clearance proposals name this district, where 89% of people are Scheduled Tribe and 90% of workers depend on the land. 1 of those proposals are Category A, the class the central government appraises.

Each of these observations appears when a fixed rule is met by the figures on this page, so the same figures always give the same sentences. None of them is a view on whether a project should go ahead.

Who lives there

Figures from Census 2011, each compared with the all-India value computed on the same definition.

Total population: 7,28,999
Households: 1,23,800
Average household size: 5.89; 1.04 above India's 4.85India
Scheduled Tribe share of population: 89.0%; 80.4 points above IndiaIndia
Scheduled Caste share of population: 3.7%; 13.0 points below IndiaIndia
Children aged 0-6: 20.3%; 6.7 points above IndiaIndia
Literacy rate: 36.1%; 36.9 points below IndiaIndia
Sex ratio: 1,011; 68.2 above India's 942.6India

What they live on

How the district's workers earn a living, from Census 2011. The land-dependent share counts cultivators and agricultural labourers as a share of all workers, and it is the group most directly affected when land is acquired.

Total workers: 3,66,797
Work participation rate: 50.3%; 10.5 points above IndiaIndia
Workers dependent on land: 90.0%; 35.4 points above IndiaIndia
Cultivators: 69.9%; 45.3 points above IndiaIndia
Agricultural labourers: 20.1%; 9.8 points below IndiaIndia
Marginal workers: 27.8%; 3.0 points above IndiaIndia
Household industry workers: 1.1%; 2.7 points below IndiaIndia

How households live

Land, income and work among rural households, from the Socio Economic and Caste Census 2011, which recorded these where the population census did not. Only the survey's rural part is used here, so urban households do not appear.

Rural households owning land: 70.6%; 24.4 points above IndiaIndia
The India figure is computed from 614 of 640 districts, because the source table has no value for the others.
Rural households whose highest earner makes over ₹5,000 a month: 6.5%; 17.9 points below IndiaIndia
The India figure is computed from 614 of 640 districts, because the source table has no value for the others.
Rural households living mainly on manual casual labour: 13.2%; 38.6 points below IndiaIndia
The India figure is computed from 614 of 640 districts, because the source table has no value for the others.
Rural households with a salaried member: 2.5%; 5.8 points below IndiaIndia
The India figure is computed from 614 of 640 districts, because the source table has no value for the others.

When these were filed

Each proposal is dated by the first step in its appraisal history, the dated record of steps the portal keeps for it.

2024-Q12026-Q4

The timeline counts 35 of the 51 proposals here. The first filing date comes from each proposal's appraisal history, and we have not yet read it for the other 16, so they are left out. Most of them are older proposals, so the early part of the timeline undercounts what was filed then. The register itself records a date for each of them; the gap is in our copy of the histories.

Hatched columns undercount, so they cannot be compared with solid ones. 2026-Q4 was still running when the register was read, so its column counts only the filings made up to that date.

What kind of projects these are

The proposals naming this district, grouped by the sector each was filed under.

Non-Coal Mining 96.1%
River Valley and Hydroelectric Projects 3.9%

The four largest sectors are shown by name and the rest are grouped as Other.

What is proposed here

These are the proposals in the national environmental clearance register whose application names a site in this district, newest first. A project with sites in several districts appears under each of them.

All 51 proposals that name this district, newest first.

Showing the first 51 of 51 proposals. The rest load in the browser, and with scripting turned off they can be read from madhya-pradesh.json under /data/instruments/consent/projects/.