NGT panel discusses scientific coal mining
First Published: 4th June, 2019 16:43 IST
The NGT appointed committee headed by retired High Court judge BP Katoki held a meeting with the state government officials and concerned departments on Monday and discussed about scientific coal
The NGT appointed committee headed by retired High Court judge BP Katoki held a meeting with the state government officials and concerned departments on Monday and discussed about scientific coal mining.
During the meeting the Indian Bureau of Mines gave a presentation on scientific coal mining. The officials brought to the notice of the NGT panel that there was a proposal in the past to engage Meghalaya Mineral Development Corporation (MMDC) for carrying out scientific coal mining.
Earlier in 2017, the government had decided to engage MMDC to help the miners to carry out coal mining. However, there was protest from the miners against such a move as they cited that it will destroy the land holding and land tenure system.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live BAFTA 2024: ‘Oppenheimer’ dominates, no wins for ‘Barbie’, see full winners list
19th February 2024Live PM Modi to launch 14000 projects at fourth ground-breaking ceremony of UPGIS 2023 today
19th February 2024Live US: First responder, two police officers killed in Minneapolis shooting
19th February 2024Live Khelo India University Games: All India Yoga Competition gets underway in Agartala
18th February 2024WE RECOMMEND
Lokayukta should be allowed to work to its full potential: TMC leader Mukul Sangma
He said that if it is not able to perform then the fear of law will cease to exist
17th February 2024Meghalaya cop dies in road accident in Gurgaon
Sinha was on an official visit to Delhi and was traveling with his friend, identified as Digvijay Singh at the time of the incident.
17th February 2024Mining plans to be approved by Central Govt agencies: Meghalaya CM
He added that the process of finalizing the mining plans is tedious as land holding rules are different in Meghalaya than other states
17th February 2024Meghalaya Legislative Assembly goes digital
The Meghalaya Legislative Assembly has gone full digital today
16th February 2024Meghalaya TMC to announce candidate for Tura LS seat tomorrow or on Monday
Sangma said that party has already finalised the candidate for Tura seat and talks are on to finalise the candidate for the Shillong seat
16th February 2024