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ODISHA MINING REGULATIONS
Centre auctions 10 critical mineral blocks in 7th roundIndia has successfully auctioned 10 critical and strategic mineral blocks, bringing the total to 56. This significant expansion includes fi...- Dedicated rare earth corridors will reduce import dependence: GovtIndia is establishing dedicated rare earth corridors in Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu to reduce import dependence and boos...
- Mines Ministry agrees to increasing cap of iron ore holdings in OdishaFor iron ore this limit, of 10 sq km, has now been extended to 58 sq km in the state of Odisha, the country's largest iron ore producer.
- Odisha seeks clarity on amendment allowing mining lease of non-mineralised areaThe Odisha mining department is unsure how to proceed with an application from state-run firm Orissa Mining Corporation to add 222 hectares...
- States offer 16 iron ore, 23 limestone blocks for auctionThe number of iron ore mines is expected to increase with one additional block to be put for auction by Karnataka, four by Odisha, a senior...
- States likely to auction 22 iron ore mines in October-NovemberWhile Karnataka is likely to auction 15 iron ore mines, Odisha and Maharashtra may auction six mines and one mine respectively.
- SC-appointed SIT to make Odisha a test case to regulate trust donationsThe SIT in its third report to the Supreme Court in May had emphasised on the need to regulate the flow of donations and their utilisations.
- Tata Steel's lapsed Sukinda chromite mine may get an extensionMines and Minerals Act that the government introduced this January granted captive mines a lease period extension of 15 years.
- Odisha state panel to decide on Sukinda mine's captive status next weekThe question before the committee when it meets, though, will be whether to extend its lease, last running as a merchant mine, as non-capti...
- Mineral-rich states such as Jharkhand and Odisha identify 200 mines for auctionThe development comes against the backdrop of government auctioning 33 coal blocks so far to garner a massive over Rs 2 lakh crore.
- Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik urges PM to re-examine coal block earmarking processOdisha also required coal for the non-regulated sector comprising steel, aluminium and cement industries and their captive power plants, he...
- Rules for mines auction to be readied by May: Narendra Singh TomarThe union steel and mines ministry will finalise the rules for mineral auction by May 2015, following which it will be sent to the states.
- Posco will have to bid in auction to get ore mine: Narendra Singh TomarPosco will have to participate in mine licence auction to get an iron ore mine to feed its $12-billion steel project in Odisha: Narendra Si...
- Odisha: Miners to get respite as panel unlikely to recommend complete ban on mining activitiesThe Central Empowered Committee (CEC) is also unlikely to defend the state's claim of Rs 60,000 crore from miners for excess mining.
- Goa's former CM Digambar Kamat defends his government on mining lease renewal issueThe Supreme Court in April 2014 lifted the ban on the mining, but said the leases which were not renewed would be deemed illegal.
- Digambar Kamat defends his government on mining lease renewal issueThe Supreme Court in April 2014 lifted the ban on the mining, but said the leases which were not renewed would be deemed illegal.
- Mining engineers’ body MEAI urges government to amend MMDR ActThe MEAI has also sought co-operation from the minister of mines and chief ministers of Goa and Odisha to restore mining and revive economi...
- Tata Steel, Sail likely to get nod for captive minesThe Odisha government is expected to issue orders that will allow SAIL and Tata Steel to restart operations at their captive mines shut sin...
- Mining activity still in need of policy overhaulRecent review by coordination-cum-empowered committee on mineral development & regulation reportedly revealed mixed results on grave issue ...
- Odisha to allow mining for captive use only, gives miners three days to complyThe iron-ore mining industry in Odisha is facing its worst ever crisis, after 10 large iron-ore mines in the state were directed to either ...
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