Mining Research

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding deterioration of Nayar river, Uttarakhand, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item titled "Nayar river is vanishing - a yatra reveals conservation goes beyond science and policy" appearing in ‘The Down To Earth’ dated 03.06.2025. The original application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled "Nayar …

Guidelines for support to mining research

These Guidelines seek to provide renewed scientific impetus to address the emerging mining challenges, broaden the participation of stakeholders, introduce the concept of cost-sharing and make the research in Mines more productive, with an emphasis on outputs and outcomes. The Guidelines set forth the objectives and thrust areas of research, …

Science & Technology/Research & Development in Mining Sector: Standing Committee on Coal and Steel (2015-16)

The Standing Committee on Coal and Steel present this Twenty-second Report (Sixteenth Lok Sabha) on Science & Technology/Research & Development in Mining Sector relating to the Ministry of Mines. The Standing Committee on Coal and Steel (2015-16) had selected the subject for detailed examination and report to the Parliament. The …

Guidelines for support to mining research

The Ministry is now bringing out the Guidelines for Support to Research in mining & mineral sector to provide renewed scientific impetus to address the emerging mining challenges, broaden the participation of stakeholders, introduce the concept of cost-sharing and make the research in Mines more productive, with an emphasis on …

Scientists for use of low-grade ores

Mineral resources are non-renewable. Every effort should be made to mine both high-and low-grade ores and utilise those precious resources fully, scientists and mineral experts who participated at a recently held three-day symposium here recommended. “At every mine site, the low-grade ores and minerals, which are many times more than …

Scientists for use of low-grade ores

Mineral resources are non-renewable. Every effort should be made to mine both high-and low-grade ores and utilise those precious resources fully, scientists and mineral experts who participated at a recently held three-day symposium here recommended. “At every mine site, the low-grade ores and minerals, which are many times more than …

Sub group- IV on mineral exploration and development (other than coal & lignite) for the XII Five Year Plan (2012-17

Minerals are finite and non-renewable valuable natural resources being the basic raw material for infrastructure, capital goods and various other industries. The history of the mineral extraction in India dates back to the Harappan Civilization. As India is endowed with very rich mineral resources and skilled manpower, it is important …

Report of the working group on mineral exploration & development (other than coal & lignite) for the twelfth five year plan

The Planning Commission, Govt. of India constituted a Working Group on Mineral Exploration and Development (other than Coal & Lignite) in the context of formulation of the Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-2017), under the chairmanship of Secretary, Ministry of Mines, Government of India. This is the report of the working …

R&D deal on rare metal extraction

- CSIR unit inks MoU with Korean institute on scientists

Goa sitting on a gold mine, says researcher

Goa can be a next destination for gold mines with umpteen reserves being tapped inside the 15 percent of state

Uranium deposit in Kalasapura worries villagers

Kalasapura village of Chikmagalur was a happy little hamlet but things changed for the residents about three decades ago, ever since it is said that there is an Uranium deposit at Rangappanagudda near Kalasapura. A partial view of Rangappanagudda near Kalasapura in Chikmagalur, where Uranium deposit has been reportedly found. …

AP has Rs 95k cr of rare mineral

Hyderabad, May 24: The state has finally quantified the deposits of the valuable fullerene mineral found in the Mangampet Barytes mines in Kadapa district more than a year ago. The value of the finding has been put at Rs 95,000 crore. The mineral, which is said to be 250 times …

Mines ministry to be mineral development ministry

priyadarshi siddhanta The mines ministry is all set to be re-christened as the Ministry of Mineral Development. After having deliberated at length, the ministry has decided to re-name itself and will soon seek the approval of cabinet secretary K M Chandrasekhar. Arguing that the word

Coal slow poison for soil - Research links pride of Jharia to host of illnesses

Dhanbad, May 6: Though residents in the coal belt of Jharia and Raniganj take pride in the presence of vast coal reserves under their land little do they know about the health hazards connected with the same. After three years of research, a group of scientists of Central Institute of …

Mining meet

Dhanbad, April 22: Scientists, academics and officials from more than 50 organisations and institutes across the country congregated at the Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CIMFR) here to partake in a seminar on

Bacteria can cut heat at mines

Warangal, April 14: Kakatiya University

ISM scientist creates cyclone

- Patent sought for equipment that rids coal of impurities Dhanbad, Jan. 14:An ISM scientist has developed a

Mooshahary stresses scientific coal mining

SHILLONG, Dec 7: Meghalaya Governor Ranjit Shekhar Mooshahary today underscored the importance of preserving the environment by shifting from outdated method to a scientific mode of coal mining in Jaintia Hills. Speaking at the inaugural function of the Discovery Jaintia, Mooshahary was apt to mention that the haphazard rat-hole coal …

Remote sensing to be used to map actual mining areas

To check illegal mining activities in the State, the State Government maintained that it is contemplating to prepare a map of the actual mining lease area by using remote sensing technology.

NCP not against scientific mining

SHILLONG: "We are not opposed to scientific mining but in the name of scientific mining, the role, privileges and involvement of local tribals cannot be overlooked," said senior NCP leader Purno A Sangma. "The NCP has asked the Congress-led government to be cautious in formulating the mining policy," Mr Sangma …

Technologies to harvest uranium from sea

There are 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium in sea water, a thousand times more than what is known to exist in uranium mines The way ahead: BARC and the Commissariat a

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