BSIPbeen observed tijat the coals are rich in trimacerite and <strong>of</strong> mixed type, indicatinginferior quality for selective utilization. Processing, preparation <strong>of</strong> particulatepellets, grinding and polishing <strong>of</strong> about 50 bore core samples from the PachwaraCoalfield have been carried out.B.D.Singh and B.K.MisraProgramme 2.10 ,Pulynology <strong>of</strong> the Gondwana Sequence inSatpura BasinObjective , To study palynostratigraphy, biozonation, palaeoecology,palaeoenvironment, correlation <strong>of</strong> variousstrata in the central part <strong>of</strong> the basinPalynoassemblage ana lysed from Bhonpar Section (Khamtara area), Katni,Madhya Pradesh, contains Cicatricosisporites, Coptospora, Lametatriletes,Callispora, Boseisporites, Contignisporites, lschyosporites, Phyllocladidites, etc. Theassemblage has lhe prominence <strong>of</strong> Podocarpidites followed by Callialasporites andAraucariacites.It is comparable to Parsapani palynoOora <strong>of</strong> Sat pur a Basin indicatingan Early Cretaceous age.PramodKumarProgrummeObjective2.ll: PalynoOoral Patterns and Boundary Demarcationsin Gondwana Sequence <strong>of</strong>Godavari Graben,To standardise palyn<strong>of</strong>lora from different formations<strong>of</strong> Gondwana Sequence, To recognise biozones having stratigraphical significance,To demarcate time boundaries with special referenceto PITr boundary,To decipher the nature and significance <strong>of</strong> evolution<strong>of</strong> various palyn<strong>of</strong>lorasPalynoOoral patterns studied in bore-holes GS-I,2,3 and 4 from Sattupalliarea have shown the presence <strong>of</strong> Late Permian palynoassemblages. The assemblageis characterised by the presence <strong>of</strong> striate-disaccates. In bore-hole GS-lStriasulcites is high at 99.25 m while this association is present at 371 m inbore-hole GS-2. Presence <strong>of</strong> Lundbladispora, Falcisporites, Crescentispollenites,Corisaccites, Guttulapollenites, though rare, shows younger aspect. In bore-holeGS-3 (46-74 m) and GS-4 (181-230 m) striate disaccates and Densipollenites associationis younger than the Striasulcites assemblage. The palynological successionstudied in bore-hole GAG-l from Ainapalli-Gompana area in Chintalpudi subbasinshows the presence <strong>of</strong> Talchir, Karharbari, Barakar and Raniganj equivalentpalynoassemblages. The coal seams present at 27 m shows Late Permian palynoassemblage.Suresh C. Srivastava and Neerja Jha20Palynological succession studied in five bore-cores GM-3,4,5, 8 and 444 re-
<strong>1991</strong>-<strong>92</strong>veals presence <strong>of</strong> Karharbari to Raniganj palynoassemblages. Existence <strong>of</strong> twocoal horizons - Early and Late Permian has been established. The younger coalhorizon pertaining to Late Permian is correlated to the "Sondila" Seam <strong>of</strong>Ramagundam area. Seam "A" (split seam) shows Karharbari affinity while thickseam and Seam "B" (top seam) corresponds to Lower Barakar. Presence <strong>of</strong>Leiosphaeridia, Singraulipol/enites and lnaperturopol/enites in high percentage inUpper Permian palynoassemblages is significant as Leiosphaerids are consideredto indicate marine incursions.NeerjaJhaProgramme 2.12Objective: Organic petrographic evaluation <strong>of</strong> coals fromGodavari Basin,To assess the rank and quality <strong>of</strong> coal fromMailaram and other areasThe reflectance analysis <strong>of</strong> coals from Mulug coal bell has been carried OUI.The study revealed that these coals have a reflectance value ranging between0.70-0.75 per cent. Thus these coals can be grouped with the high volatile bituminouscoals according to the· AS T M System <strong>of</strong> coal classification.O.S.SarateProgramme 2.13Objective: Organic petrographic evaluation <strong>of</strong> coal seamsfrom Talcher Coalfield,To assess quality <strong>of</strong> coals for coking propertyand other industrial applicationsA geological study <strong>of</strong> the two working seams from Talcher Coalfield has showna complete dominance <strong>of</strong> durain rich coals in this area. However, a few prominentvilrain bands are present in the coal seams at various levels. The lower workablescam is better in quality as compared to the upper seam, as it contains more vitrainrich bands. Thc samples collected from South-Belanda, Bharatpur and Anantacollieries, are bcing processed for microscopic investigations. Besides, a detailedmegascopic study <strong>of</strong> various coal bands has also been carried out, which indicatesthat the Talchir coals are mostly composed <strong>of</strong> hard dull bands. They also soil thefinger due to the presence <strong>of</strong> fusion at various levels, suggesting fluctuatinghydrological conditions in the basin.Anand-Prakash and Rakcsh SaxenaPROJECT 3Programme 3.1Objective,CENOZOIC PLANT BIOGEOGRAPHY OFPENINSULAR INDIA,Florstics and plants megafossil biostratigrahy <strong>of</strong>the Deccan 1ntertrappean sediments., To study and understand the Deccan Intertrappeanfossils,To determine their age for reconstruction <strong>of</strong> vegetationalhistory and phytogeography <strong>of</strong> Peninsular21
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