With the Supreme Court appointed Central Empowered Committee (CEC) seeking details on illegal mining cases in the State, the State Government on Wednesday prepared its defence at a high level meeting here.
Justice M B Shah, who heads the Shah commission formed to investigate illegal mining in the state, called on the government to take action against those involved in illegal mining. He was referring to
The Supreme Court order in the matter of iron ore mining in Goa could have serious repercussions on mines of steel producers such as Tata Steel and Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) and some of the country’s
Iron ore production in Goa was estimated at around 45-50 million tonnes before the imposition of the ban by the apex court in September 2012. The country’s mining community expects the partial relaxation
The ban on mining of iron ore in Goa will continue as the Supreme Court on Monday extended the time by a month for submission of the report by the panel which was asked to suggest the annual cap on volume
The ban on iron ore mining in Goa will continue as the Supreme Court on Monday granted another month to the panel which was asked to submit a report suggesting the annual cap on the volume of iron ore
The Centre on Monday placed the MB Shah Commission’s first report on illegal mining of iron ore and manganese in Odisha, even as a Delhi-based society moved Supreme Court seeking termination of lease contracts
