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New EOI No. 01/2026: selection of an agency for the official website of DMFT, Jamtara New Managing Committee meeting on 18 October 2026 at the Collectorate conference hall Updated list of mining-affected villages published for public comment Grievances can now be tracked online with a reference number

Every rupee from mining, traced to the villages of Jamtara

Contributions, decisions and works on the ground, published as the Revised PMKKKY Guidelines, 2024 require.

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Photo: Nizil Shah, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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DMFT at a glance

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Figures in ₹ crore, updated from DMFT accounts.

  1. Funds received ₹66 Cr

    Since 2021-22

  2. Sanctioned ₹51.4 Cr

    By the Managing Committee

  3. Spent on the ground ₹37.9 Cr

    74% of sanctioned

214

Projects

Across six blocks

148

Affected villages

Direct and indirect

Mining money, spent where mining is felt

The District Mineral Foundation Trust, Jamtara receives statutory contributions from mining lease holders in the district. Under the Revised Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY) Guidelines, 2024, this money is invested in the people and villages affected by mining: drinking water, health, education, livelihoods and a cleaner environment. This website puts every receipt, decision and work in the public domain.

Transparency
Every receipt, sanction and payment in public
Accountability
Every work linked to the resolution that approved it
Participation
From Gram Sabha demand to sanctioned scheme

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Message from the Chairperson

Mining contributes to the economy of Jamtara, but its cost is borne by the families who live near the leases. DMFT exists so that this cost is repaid in clean water, working health centres, better schools and new livelihoods. I invite every resident to use this website: check the works sanctioned for your village, follow their progress, and tell us when something is not right.
Shri Alok Kumar, I.A.S. Deputy Commissioner, Jamtara and Chairperson, DMFT

Notices, tenders and decisions

  • Supply of medical equipment for six community health centres

    Ref. DMFT/JMT/T-13/2026

    Closes in 5 days 14 Oct 2026

  • EOI for development, hosting and technical maintenance of the official website of DMFT, Jamtara

    Ref. EOI No. 01/2026

    Closes in 11 days 20 Oct 2026

  • Construction of 40 solar-powered mini water supply schemes in Nala and Kundhit blocks New

    Ref. DMFT/JMT/T-14/2026

    Closes in 18 days 27 Oct 2026

  • Renovation of classrooms and toilets in 18 government schools, Fatehpur block

    Ref. DMFT/JMT/T-11/2026

    Closed 25 Sep

View all: Tenders

Where the money comes from and where it goes

Year-wise receipts from mining lease holders against what the Managing Committee sanctioned and what was actually spent.

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Received, sanctioned, spent ₹ crore
Funds by year (₹ crore)
YearReceivedSanctionedSpent
2021-229.807.205.10
2022-2312.4010.107.90
2023-2414.6012.009.40
2024-2515.9012.809.60
2025-2613.309.305.90
The 70% rule The Revised PMKKKY Guidelines, 2024 require at least 70% of funds to go to high priority sectors.
70%

75.5%

Within the guideline

Sector-wise allocation

  • Drinking water (High priority) ₹12.6 Cr (24.5%)
  • Health care (High priority) ₹8.4 Cr (16.3%)
  • Education (High priority) ₹7.9 Cr (15.4%)
  • Physical infrastructure ₹7.6 Cr (14.8%)
  • Women and child welfare (High priority) ₹3.6 Cr (7%)
  • Irrigation ₹3.2 Cr (6.2%)
  • Skill development and livelihood (High priority) ₹2.2 Cr (4.3%)
  • Watershed and energy ₹1.8 Cr (3.5%)
  • Environment and pollution control (High priority) ₹1.5 Cr (2.9%)
  • Elderly and disabled welfare (High priority) ₹1.4 Cr (2.7%)
  • Sanitation (High priority) ₹1.2 Cr (2.3%)

Mining-affected areas, block by block

Choose a block on the map to see its affected villages, active leases and works sanctioned.

Ajay Barakar Narayanpur 21 Karmatanr 17 Jamtara 34 Kundhit 22 Nala 28 Fatehpur 26
Affected villages Schematic map, not to scale.

District total

Jamtara district

Affected villages
148
Projects
214
Sanctioned
₹51.4 Cr
Active leases
36

Progress of works

Physical progress reported by the implementing agencies. Delayed works stay flagged until they recover.

  • Solar mini water supply, Dhobna and 6 villages

    On track

    Nala, Drinking water ₹186.5 lakh

    82%

  • Labour room and OT upgrade, CHC Kundhit

    Completed

    Kundhit, Health care ₹142.0 lakh

    100%

  • Smart classrooms in 24 upgraded high schools

    On track

    Jamtara, Education ₹210.0 lakh

    64%

  • PCC road and drain, Mihijam ward 4 to 7

    Delayed

    Jamtara, Physical infrastructure ₹96.4 lakh

    38%

  • Anganwadi centre buildings, 12 locations

    On track

    Fatehpur, Women and child welfare ₹118.8 lakh

    71%

  • Check dams on Ajay river tributaries

    Delayed

    Narayanpur, Irrigation ₹74.2 lakh

    22%

  • Sewing and tailoring centre for SHG women

    Completed

    Karmatanr, Skill development ₹38.5 lakh

    100%

  • Mobile medical units for mining belt villages

    On track

    Nala, Health care ₹64.0 lakh

    90%

  • Plantation and dust barrier along quarry roads

    Sanctioned

    Kundhit, Environment ₹42.6 lakh

    0%

  • Deep borewells with overhead tanks, 15 tolas

    On track

    Fatehpur, Drinking water ₹132.3 lakh

    47%

Tell us what is not working

Raise a grievance or a suggestion about any DMFT work. You get a reference number to follow it up.