Royalty Charges for India Railway for Minor Minerals By Maharashtra Government Resolution-GR
The compensation payable for land acquired temporarily under Section 35 of the Land Acquisition Act, should be charged to the work or purpose concerned.
(b) Land required for the manufacture of materials, also for the acquisition of material by quarrying, mining, boring or other operation, and payments for royalty, mining rights, etc., connected with the same are not chargeable to this heads but may be dealt with as part of the cost of the manufacturing operations or if more convenient, charged off finally to the work concerned.
(c) Permanent boundary marks are included under "1145-Fencing".
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814. Rights to mines and minerals in areas acquired by or on behalf of the Central Government. The expression `Land' includes legal parlance all that is under it. Acquisition of land under Land Acquisition Act 1894 by the Central Government would include acquisition of mines and minerals under the land acquired unless a statement as contemplated by section 3(1) of Land Acquisition (Mine) Act 1885 is included in the declaration under Section 6 of Land Acquisition Act 1894. If the mines and minerals under the land acquired belong to the State Government, the State Government is entitled to claim compensation when land is acquired without such declaration. Where State Government lands are not acquired under Land Acquisition Act, but are acquired through private negotiations from the State Government, specific provision for mineral rights may be made in the transfer deed to avoid any possibility of payment of royalty to State Government.
856. Acquisition of Land for quarrying purposes.--Railway Administrations while acquiring land for quarrying purposes should ensure that the State Governments do not insert such declarations as would deny quarrying rights to the Railway. Legally once such declaration is inserted, the State Governments are entitled to claim royalty.
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