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DMFT Dhanbad • Govt of Jharkhand
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About DMFT Dhanbad

District Mineral Foundation Trust (DMFT) Dhanbad is a non-profit statutory body established under Section 9B of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) MMDR Amendment Act, 2015 and Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY).

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Chairman, DMFT

Shri Aditya Ranjan, IAS

District Magistrate & Collector, Dhanbad
Government of Jharkhand
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Transforming Mineral Wealth into Sustainable Welfare

"Through data-backed planning, 3-tier social audits, and direct community consultation, we prioritize safe drinking water, smart education, healthcare, and sustainable infrastructure across all 10 mining-affected blocks of Dhanbad."

Every rupee collected as royalty from mining leaseholders is systematically deployed to uplift local livelihoods, eliminate fluorosis through piped water schemes, modernize government schools with ICT smart classrooms, and construct all-weather rural roads.

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Deputy Development Commissioner & Member Secretary

Shri Sunny Raj, IAS

Deputy Development Commissioner, Dhanbad
Government of Jharkhand
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Accelerating Execution & Sustainable Field Development

"Through rigorous field inspections, weekly project milestone tracking, and inter-departmental synergy, DMFT Dhanbad ensures 100% transparent and timely delivery of high-priority community assets."

Special focus is placed on ground verification, quality compliance, and direct feedback from Gram Sabhas to guarantee that every development initiative yields long-term socio-economic benefits.

High Priority Sectors

Min 60% Funds

As mandated by PMKKKY guidelines, a minimum of 60% of total DMFT funds are mandatorily allocated to high priority core sectors directly affecting life quality:

  • Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation
  • Healthcare & Wellness Infrastructure
  • Education & Smart Classroom Hubs
  • Environment Preservation & Eco-Parks
  • Skill Development & Women Livelihood

Other Priority Sectors

Max 40% Funds

Up to 40% of funds are allocated to physical infrastructure and regional connectivity supporting economic growth in mining zones:

  • All-Weather Rural Connectivity Roads
  • Solar Power Street Light Grids
  • Minor Irrigation & Watershed Management
  • Public Culture & Community Halls
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