older houses, primarily built using materials such as lime, minor cracks are commonly observed due to natural aging, continuous temperature fluctuations in the environment, or occasional vibrations caused by blasting activities. It is further stated that as per the reports dated 29.02.2024, 20.03.2024 and 15.05.2024received from the Director of Mine Safety, Ajmer Region-1, permission for controlled deep-hole blasting was issued through the Directorate's letter no. 360971/NWZ/Ajmer Region1/Perm/2023/258045 dated 20.10.2023. In accordance with this permission, blasting activities are permitted up to a distance of 100meters from residential structures. A trial blasting was conducted at a distance of 320 meters from surface structures, during which no earthquake-like vibrations were detected. The complaint regarding stones bouncing and reaching residential areas during the trial blasting has been found to be baseless, as per the report of the Directorate. Furthermore, a noise pollution survey conductedon14.05.2024 in response to complaints outlined in the memorandum revealed that the maximum recorded noise level was 68.3 dB(A), significantly below the permissible danger limit of 90 dB(A). Accordingly, it can be concluded that the noise generated by the factory poses no threat to the residents of Mohanpura-Jodhpura. It is also stated that additionally, the letter dated 01.02.2024 received from Chief Medical Officer, Government BDM District Hospital Kotputli, reveals that 61patients were screened by the skin specialist in which 53 possible cases of eczema and allergy, fungal infection-02, pimples-04, scabies- 01, hair fall-01 etc. were found. 59 patients were screened by the eye specialist, in which 12 were found to have near and farsightedness problems, 13 cataract and 13 operated cataracts, the remaining 21patients were found to be related to allergic
