Government of India, Ministry of Mines Tribunal in its final order No. 725 of 2011 dated 29.11.2011 decided that, the Deputy Director of Mines is not competent to go beyond the lease granting order and the mining lease deed conditions. Conditions not included in the order cannot be implemented 725-2011
Aug 2018 Parliament Question on Thorium Reserves
Dec 2018 Parliament Question Thorium yet to be used in the world
The National Planning Commission constituted a High Level Committee to submit report on National Mineral Policy. Page No. 168 to 182 speaks about Beach Minerals. The original report can be download from http://planningcommission.gov.in/reports/genrep/rep_nmp.pdf National Mineral Policy Report of High Level Committee.
The Honourable Supreme Court recently pass an order in CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 10373 – 10374 OF 2010 stating that, the State Govt., could not control the mineral trade or transportation to other states. Copy of the Judgement is given below. Sand mining export to other others – state of gujarat vs jayeshbhari kanjibhai (1 […]
As usual, on the instigation of International competitors, the hooligans from India induced Bureaucracy to prepare Ex-party report against our members. We submit representation to the concerned persons. Since no reply from them, we filed writ petition before the Madras High Court. The Honourable Madras High Court while disposing the writ petition make it clear […]
Key proposals of the National Mineral Policy 2019 Proposes to increase the production of major minerals by 200 per cent in seven years, and reduce trade deficit in mineral sector by 50 per cent in seven years. Aims to attract private investment through incentives like financial package, right of first refusal at the […]
Our association send one letter to PM Office regarding Indian Mineral policy. This is for our members information. ******************* Date : 25-02-19 To Shri.P.K.Mishra, Additional Principal Secretary, Office of the Honourable Prime Minister, South Block, New Delhi – 100 011 Indian mineral sands policy The most recent changes to the Indian mineral […]
IMPACT OF THE RECENT NOTIFICATION BY MINISTRY OF MINES FIXING THE TLV OF MONAZITE IN TOTAL HEAVY MINERALS AS 0.0% IN BEACH SAND MINERALS DEPOSITS. As per this notification, it prima facie appears that the private sector who are presently having mining leases for beach sand minerals will have to relinquish their rightful mining leases, […]
Our association send one clarification letter to Times of India for the wrong news publish by them. This is for the information of our members. ********** ———- Forwarded message ——— From: Pauldurai Perumal <president@beachminerals.org> Date: Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 10:04 AM Subject: Objection to your article “Private Firms jolted by Beach Sand Mining Ban” To: <grievance.toi@timesinternet.in>, […]