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Banned Continuous Use on River Sand
Artificial Sand as an Alternative: Supreme Court’s Perspective on River Sand Rajasthan miners of sand and Bajri are prohibited by the Supreme Court. Supreme Court has restrained 82 massive sand mine leaseholders from mining with an immediate impact. These orders are given because of the degradation of the atmosphere in Rajasthan. Supreme Court also added that even the Ministry of Surroundings, Forest and Temperature Change, and also the State of Rajasthan also are not involved concerning it. The court of Justice Madan B Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta in its order aforesaid, “We restrain all the 82 mining lease/quarry holders from completing mining of sand and bajri unless a scientific replacement”. The study decided that construction cannot be stopped so it’s time to find some substitute for natural sand. The artificial sand (M sand) produced by proper machines can be a better substitute to river sand. ALSO READ: Lab Test Report of M-Sand How M Sand is much more beneficial then natural sand? It’s free from flaky particles as it is shaped cubically using VSI shaping machine. These give high strength and long life to concrete. M Sand (artificial sand) has two grades for concreting and plastering, which saves the work of filtering the sand. M Sand (artificial sand) has higher ‘Fines Modules Index’, this gives good workability for concrete and masonry that help in easy and fast construction. This blog discusses the ban on the continuous use of natural sand for construction. It highlights the environmental and legal reasons for this ban. It also emphasizes the importance of alternative materials like M-sand and their benefits. The article serves as a reminder to the construction industry to adopt sustainable practices and reduce the harm caused by the excessive excavation of natural sand. In simple terms, it’s a call for responsible resource use and adherence to regulations to protect our environment. Raj Minerals is the leading manufacturing company to manufacture artificial sand also known as M-Sand, to meet the requirements of the construction industry in place of natural sand. M-sand uses natural coarse aggregates to form; it causes less damage to the environment as compared to sand from river. Follow us on @rajminerals
