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Pie in The Sky: Kumaraswamy holds key to Siddaramaiah’s Rs 3000 Cr mineral tax dreamsKarnataka aims to collect Rs 3,000 crore from a new mining tax in 2026-27. The state government amended its mineral rights law to introduce...- Efforts on to settle issue of recovery of mining royalty, tax dues with certain states: Centre to SCThe Centre is working to resolve royalty and tax disputes on mineral rights with states like Jharkhand. The Supreme Court deferred hearing ...
- Supreme Court asks govt to final decision on case regarding royalty computation of mineralsThe Supreme Court has urged the Indian government to make a final decision regarding the calculation of royalty on minerals. The court high...
- SC dismisses plea against order allowing states to levy tax on mineralsThe Supreme Court dismisses review petitions challenging its ruling that states can levy taxes on mineral-bearing lands. The Centre argues ...
- No relief for miners: SC denies pleas to review mineral royalty judgmentThe Supreme Court dismissed petitions to review a ruling that ‘royalty’ paid by mining operators is not a tax. This decision, upheld by an ...
- Centre seeks review of SC's mineral royalty judgment, points out 'apparent errors'The Centre is seeking a review of the Supreme Court's decision allowing states to collect royalty and tax on mineral-bearing land. The ruli...
- Centre can lower royalties to minimise impact on mining companies post Supreme Court ruling: Ambit Capital"Interestingly, since WB (West Bengal) has been collecting mining tax all these years, it's the only state that is deprived of enhanced roy...
- View: Supreme Court under'mining' its own precedent with ruling on mining taxes?The Supreme Court's recent ruling overturned a 1989 decision, granting states the power to tax mining activities alongside existing royalti...
- Mining royalty case: Setback for mining operators as SC rules states can impose levies retrospectivelyThe Supreme Court has ruled that states can collect past dues on royalty for mineral-bearing land from the Centre and mining companies star...
- Mining tax case: SC ruling on royalty case may cut Indian mining cos a Rs 2 lakh crore billA Supreme Court ruling affirmed the power of Indian states to levy taxes on mineral rights, possibly resulting in arrears amounting to Rs 1...
- Mining, for states to tax and take careThe Supreme Court affirmed state governments' authority to levy taxes on mineral rights. It distinguished royalty from tax and enhanced rev...
- Retro or prospective? SC reserves order on states' power to tax mining companiesA nine-judge Supreme Court bench reserved its decision on applying last week's judgment on states' power to tax mines and minerals rights r...
- Supreme Court reserves order on whether verdict on states' power to tax minerals will apply retrospectivelyThe Supreme Court reserved its decision on whether a recent judgment upholding state powers to tax mines and minerals should be applied ret...
- Mining royalty case in SC: Centre says PSUs' burden would top Rs 70,000 cr if ruling made effective retrospectivelyThe Central government opposed states' plea in the Supreme Court for a refund of royalty levied on mines since 1989, arguing it would burde...
- Landmark Supreme Court ruling changes taxation rules for mining operatorsThe Supreme Court ruled that states can tax mineral rights under the Mines and Minerals Act 1957. In an 8:1 ruling, they deemed royalty as ...
- Mining operators case: SC through majority opinion holds that royalty is not in the nature of taxA nine-judge Supreme Court bench, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, has clarified that royalty is not considered a tax. This statement w...
- Constitution doesn't give Parliament entire universe on mines and mineral development: SCEntry 54 of List 1 of the 7th Schedule (union list) talks about "Regulation of mines and mineral development to the extent to which such re...
- Mines as JVs among locals and miners is the solution for NiyamgiriIndia's mineral resources are heavily concentrated in areas inhabited by tribals, among India's most neglected people.
- How to help the mining displacedThe tribal people who constitute a substantial majority of the Indian population still spend their time in jungles and other inaccessible a...
- SC to decide on royalty payable on mineralsThe Supreme Court will decide on an important question of whether the miners should pay royalty on the ore or on the processed mineral extr...
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