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
Mining Regulations
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People-friendly mining policy soon: Lanong
SHILLONG, Feb 19: The Meghalaya Government is determined to implement a people-friendly and nature-friendly State Mining Policy which, it says, would be adopted soon.
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Steel min seeks updated mineral maps
Nayanima Basu / New Delhi February 19, 2010, 0:10 IST The steel ministry is awaiting introduction of revised and updated mineral maps, which is expected to be brought as part of the new Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation Act to be presented in the upcoming Budget session.
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VPs do not attend to hill-cutting complaints
While the State Government is in the process of drafting a policy/legislation to have a proper check on illegal hill-cutting
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Gujarat mining policy to perk up cement capacity
8 companies plan to add 22-mt capacity. Addition of new capacities on the back of a fall in demand has led to a downturn in capacity utilisation in the industry. Suresh P. Iyengar Mumbai, Feb. 14 The Gujarat Government's decision to put its mining policy on the fast track will give a new lease of life to eight cement companies that plan to add 22 million tonnes of capacity.
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Committee to oppose Draft Mining Policy
NONGSTOIN: The Public Affairs Committee (PAC) under the leadership of its Chairman Rev PBM Basaiwamoit, held a meeting on Monday at PWD IB Campus here to discuss the draft mining policy of the State Government wherein the Committee decided to oppose the policy.
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A New Framework for Sustainable Mining
New mining legislation must ensure ensure participation of, and consultation with, affected communities, says MUKUL SHARMA
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Ashok for all-inclusive sand mining policy
''The State requires a comprehensive sand mining and transport policy to boost growth in the transport sector,'' said Minister for Transport R Ashok.
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Model State Mineral Policy, 2010 - Draft
Minerals are a finite and non-renewable resource, and must be exploited wisely in the larger interest of the State. While on the one hand, mineral exploration brings about increased economic activity and development of the State, it can have adverse social and ecological consequences which must be sincerely and adequately addressed in the interest of wellbeing of all the citizensof the State.
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Kerala State Mineral Policy 2009 Draft
Safety, environment and revenue to the Government are the order of preference considered while preparing the Mineral Policy. Measures will be continued for checking unauthorized mining stocking and transportation of minerals. Steps will be taken for necessary amendment of the Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules
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New mining law to empower whistleblowers
Rituparna Bhuyan