India seeks to ensure supply of critical minerals! Mining laws to be tweaked; changes to allow state funding for overseas assets
The government is set to seek parliamentary approval for amendments to mining laws, potentially as early as Monday. These changes aim to enable state funding for acquiring critical mineral assets overseas, utilizing the National Mineral Exploration Trust’s ₹6,000 crore corpus.🕒 1 min read
The government is set to seek parliamentary approval for amendments to mining laws, potentially as early as Monday. These changes aim to enable state funding for acquiring critical mineral assets overseas, utilizing the National Mineral Exploration Trust’s ₹6,000 crore corpus.
Continue Reading
-
“Go And Apologise”: Top Court To Minister Over Colonel Sofiya Qureshi Remark
-
Kremlin Says “No Compromise” Yet On Territory After Ukraine Talks With US
- 2 new stores a day: Amazon catching up in Q-comm race
-
“Nobody’s Fault”: Kerala Couple Pardons Driver After 22-Month-Old Son Killed In UAE Crash
-
Why Trump’s 100% Pharma Tariffs May Not Impact Indian Drugmakers Much
-
Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Yunus Visits Critically Ill Ex-PM Khaleda Zia
-
Video: Moment Gaza-Bound ‘Freedom Flotilla’ Was Intercepted By Israeli Forces
- Kohli Argues With Gill, Umpires After Being Adjudged Out. Drama Follows
- Winning Opportunities at Allwins Casino
- Mumbai Man Picks Up Uncle, Kills Him By Smashing Him On Stairs