Non-coal Mining Lease
Land acquisition proof no longer mandatory for non-coal mining green nod
Non-coal mining project developers will not have to show proof of land acquisition as a pre-requisite for environmental clearance now, according to a recent environment ministry memorandum. So far, the ministry required proof of land acquisition. However, the norm was reconsidered following requests that consent from landowners should not be insisted upon at the time of grant of environmental clearance (EC) for non-coal mining projects and the status of land acquisition should not be linked with the grant of the clearance. "The matter was referred to the non-coal mining Expert Appraisal Committee (EAC) for consideration. After due deliberation the sectoral EAC observed that the request for delinking the consent from landowners at the time of grant of EC for non-coal mining projects, appears to be reasonable and can be accepted," an official memorandum of the ministry said. "Further, the EAC, inter alia, also observed that there are many mining projects where mining operations have
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Shree Cement bags first non-coal mining lease in Chhattisgarh
The IBM price of Limestone in Chhattisgarh was Rs 483.17 per tonne while SCL offered to pay Rs 284 per tonne
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