Gujarat Mining Portal Integration for Lignite, Limestone, Bauxite and Marble
iCeipts integrates with Gujarat’s state mining portal, run by the Commissionerate of Geology and Mining, so the pass for each lignite, limestone, bauxite or marble load is raised from the RFID gate and weighbridge record instead of being typed in by hand. Searches for i-Khanij Gujarat or the CGM portal refer to this system.
Key facts
- Mineral administration in Gujarat sits with the Commissionerate of Geology and Mining (CGM) in Gandhinagar, under the state Industries and Mines Department.
- Mineral transport and storage are governed by the Gujarat Mineral (Prevention of Illegal Mining, Transportation and Storage) Rules, 2017, under which a load without a valid pass is treated as illegal transport.
- Lignite is mined in Kutch, Bharuch, Surat and Bhavnagar, much of it by the state-owned GMDC, and feeds power plants and industrial boilers.
- Kutch and Devbhumi Dwarka supply bauxite, bentonite and china clay, while Amreli, Junagadh, Gir Somnath and Porbandar quarry limestone for the cement belt.
- Ambaji in Banaskantha produces white marble, which is dispatched block by block rather than as one bulk tonnage.
Gujarat Mining Portal Integration for Lignite, Limestone, Bauxite and Marble — Capabilities
Pass Raised From the Weighbridge
The net weight locked at the weighbridge, the vehicle read at the RFID gate and the lease the material came from form one record, and the Gujarat portal pass is generated from it. Nobody re-keys a weight from a printed slip into a browser.
Lease Balance Checked Before the Barrier Opens
Each load is checked against the quantity the lease and its passes still allow. A truck that would overrun the permitted quantity is held at the gate, where fixing it costs minutes, instead of being stopped by a flying squad on the highway.
Bulk Tonnage and Marble Blocks in One System
High-volume limestone and lignite run as continuous weighbridge dispatch, while Ambaji marble blocks are recorded piece by piece with size and grade. Both feed the same portal workflow and the same royalty ledger.
e-Way Bill and Vahan on the Same Record
The GST e-Way Bill and the Vahan check on registration, fitness and permit run from the same dispatch record as the state pass, so the documents a truck carries out of a Gujarat lease always agree with each other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does iCeipts integrate with the Gujarat mining portal?
Yes. iCeipts integrates with the Gujarat state mining portal run by the Commissionerate of Geology and Mining. Passes are raised from the gate and weighbridge record, and royalty is tracked per lease. The exact scope depends on your lease and pass setup and is agreed during scoping.
Is i-Khanij Gujarat the same as the CGM portal?
People search for Gujarat’s mining system in several ways, including i-Khanij Gujarat, the CGM portal and the Gujarat geology and mining portal. All of them point to the online system of the Commissionerate of Geology and Mining, which is the system iCeipts connects to.
What happens if a mineral truck in Gujarat travels without a valid pass?
Under the Gujarat Mineral (Prevention of Illegal Mining, Transportation and Storage) Rules, 2017, it is treated as illegal transport. The vehicle can be seized and penalties levied. Raising the pass automatically from the weighbridge record, before the barrier opens, closes that gap.
Which Gujarat minerals does the integration handle?
Lignite from Kutch, Bharuch, Surat and Bhavnagar, limestone from the Saurashtra cement belt, bauxite, bentonite and china clay from Kutch and Dwarka, and Ambaji marble. Bulk minerals are dispatched by weight and marble by block.
How is a Gujarat mining portal pass raised at the mine gate?
In order: the truck is read by RFID at the gate and checked against Vahan, the weighbridge captures gross and tare and locks the net weight, the weight is checked against the lease balance, and the pass is raised on the CGM portal from that record. The e-Way Bill is generated from the same record and the barrier opens.
Which Gujarat districts does the integration suit?
Kutch for lignite, bauxite, bentonite and china clay, Bharuch, Surat and Bhavnagar for lignite, Amreli, Junagadh and Gir Somnath for cement limestone, and Banaskantha for Ambaji marble. This describes fit, not iCeipts deployments in any district.