Water supply
Tanker water for agricultural plantation and for keeping plant and haul roads from raising excess dust.
Mining is only responsible when water, plantation, dust control and community support sit in the same operating rhythm as crushing and dispatch.
Around Sirala Village and the Beltaroda / NH-61 plant, Murlikrishna Minerals uses water tankers for dust suppression and for agricultural watering. Plantation programmes support green cover beside the quarry and haul roads.
The same equipment that serves infrastructure projects is also given to community and temple works — so environmental care and CSR are not a separate brochure, they are part of daily operations.
Tanker water for agricultural plantation and for keeping plant and haul roads from raising excess dust.
Tree and farm plantation around the working area, so extraction is paired with living cover.
Crushing and screening kept close to plan — less wasted movement, cleaner stockpiles, clearer dispatch.
Aggregate and equipment donated to village and temple projects that need them.
One connected system: plan, extract, crush, water, dispatch — then give material, equipment and water back to the places that host the work.
Approved lease, working benches and access are set before stone is moved.
Controlled extraction at the face, with dust and safety discipline on site.
Primary, secondary and tertiary plant turn raw stone into usable sizes.
Graded 65 / 40 / 20 / 10 mm, sand and road-base sit ready for dispatch.
Tankers suppress dust at plant and haul roads, and support agricultural watering.
Tipper fleet moves material to project sites with weighbridge documentation.
Donated material, equipment and water flow back to villages, temples and farms.
Green cover and agricultural plantation close the loop around the working ground.
Plant footage from our crushing line. CSR field film is on the homepage CSR section.