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Coal weighing as much as 1,000 Indian elephants goes missing in MeghalayaMeghalaya High Court questioned the state about missing illegally mined coal. A minister proposed heavy monsoon rains as a possible reason ...- Meghalaya Minister claims heavy rains may have caused disappearance of 4,000 metric tonnes of illegally mined coalMeghalaya- Heavy monsoon rains may have washed away over 4,000 metric tonnes of illegally mined coal- Cabinet Minister Kyrmen Shylla
- Meghalaya inaugurates first scientific coal mine after nearly a decade long banAfter nearly a decade-long ban, Meghalaya has inaugurated its first scientific coal mine in East Jaintia Hills. This follows the 2014 NGT b...
- Not possible to completely stop illegal coal mining without providing alternative livelihood to workers: Conrad SangmaThe Chief Minister said that there are different laws to take action against the people who are now involved in illegal activities of coal ...
- Mining all set to resume in Meghalaya after nine yearsCoal Mining is set to resume in the state of Meghalaya after nine years. The commencement of scientific mining will be landmark in the hist...
- Abode of clouds appears to be an abode of anarchy: Meghalaya High Court on minor mineral concession rulesThe High Court in its order pointed out that tens of crores of rupees in revenue have been lost to the state, at least from 2018 to 2021, t...
- States get Rs 7,930-cr royalty from coal mining in Apr-Dec 2020A royalty of Rs 2,102.01 crore went to Jharkhand, followed by Rs 1,575.73 crore to Chhattisgarh, Rs 1,489.44 crore to Madhya Pradesh, and R...
- NGT approved auction of 2 lakh mt of coal output in MeghalayaLast year Supreme Court had paved the way for operationalising of coal mining in Meghalaya under the relevant statutory framework of the Mi...
- Illegal coal mining inseparable part of Meghalaya politicsPolitical analysts said that the Congress suffered the ire of mine owners and workers following the NGT ban, although the government run by...
- Rat-hole mining rampant in Meghalaya despite NGT banFour years after the National Green Tribunal ordered a ban on coal mining in Meghalaya, illegal practices continue unabated in the state, p...
- Coal mining ban big poll issue in Meghalaya, Opposition blames Sangma governmentThe ban, ordered by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in April 2014 because it was seen as polluting the environment, has hit the livelihoo...
- Taxes worth Rs 598 crore not realised by Meghalaya government: CAGThe Meghalaya government failed to realise taxes worth Rs 598.25 crore in 2013-14, Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has said.
- Taxes worth Rs 598 crore not realised by Meghalaya government: CAGChecks of the records of taxes on sale, trade, state excise, motor vehicles, forest receipts and other non-tax receipts has revealed this l...
- Ban on mining resulted in revenue loss: Sangma"The e-payment adopted by Meghalaya has also received award of payment from the Computerize Society," he said.
- Meghalaya government imposes 20% cut on non-plan expenditureSangma said his government has affected cut in non-plan expenditure as initiatives to address revenue gap arising out of NGT ban on mining ...
- Meghalaya heading for financial crisis: National People's PartyThis was conveyed by Sangma, MP from Tura during his courtesy meeting with Meghalaya Governor Dr K K Paul yesterday.
- Meghalaya preparing comprehensive report on mining: CMMeghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma said his government is preparing a 'comprehensive report' on the measures initiated to have scientifi...
- Crackdown for non compliance with Central excise on Coal miners in Northeast IndiaCentral excise has launched massive crackdown on coal miners from Meghalaya for allegedly evading payment of central excise duties.
- Lafarge can’t do limestone mining in Meghalaya: SCIn what could spell trouble for the French cement giant Lafarge’s $255 million cement plant in Bangladesh, the Supreme Court on Friday in a...
- Kalam suggests setting up of three SEZs in MeghalayaPresident A P J Abdul Kalam has suggested setting up of three special economic zones (SEZs) in Meghalaya for Rs 2500 crore.
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