Mineral (Auction) Amendment Rules, 2023
While the state government is preparing for the third round of iron ore mineral blocks, the Union mines ministry has tightened the Mineral Auction Rules, 2015 to make it compulsory for states to inform
Mines Act 1957
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Court stays mining leases in Balaghat
Mahim Pratap Singh Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has stayed further
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New mining law to empower whistleblowers
Rituparna Bhuyan
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CBI swoops down on Reddys firms
Spelling trouble for the Reddy brothers, a team of CBI sleuths raided the Obulapuram Mining Company (OMC) and five other firms here on Thursday.
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Mine owner claims Mopa land has vast bauxite deposits
While on one hand, the State government has virtually put the process on international airport in Goa on fast track, a mine owner on the other hand, has raised strong objection saying huge tracks of land under acquisition for the airport has vast deposits of bauxite.
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Gauns calls upon CM to stop mining at Sarvona
Mining may be the backbone of the Goan industry.
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Panel flays 3 depts for illegal mining in State
The ad-hoc committee on mines has flayed the three departments
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SteelMin wants MMDR Act to ensure mining leases on merit
Priyadarshi Siddhanta Arguing that the current practice of granting mining leases on a first-come-first-serve basis is complicated, cumbersome and impedes value-addition, the Steel Ministry today made out a case for devising a new formula in the new version of the MMDR Act being drafted by the Mines Ministry to ensure captive mines to the
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The Mines and Minerals (Scientific Development & Regulation) Act, 2009
This act is for the scientific development of mines and minerals under the control of the Union and the regulation of activities connected therewith. It extends to the whole of India.
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National mineral policy may get working next yr
THE government proposes to operationalise the much-awaited National Mineral Policy early next year. Union minister for mines BK Handique on Monday said that the amendments to Mines and Minerals (development and regulation) Act, 1957 (MMDR Act) will be introduced in Parliament by the winter session.
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Now, police to deal with illicit quarrying
They can arrest and prosecute offenders who are plundering natural wealth THE State government has authorised the district police officers and police personnel not below the rank of inspector of police to make complaints in writing to the court of competent jurisdiction for any offence related to illicit quarrying.