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"Most Notorious...": Karnataka Ex-Minister G Janardhan Reddy's Bail Norms Relaxed
Gali Janardhan Reddy, arrested in 2011 for his involvement in the Karnataka mining scam, was granted bail in 2015 but banished from Ballari. Today, however, the Supreme Court said he may now stay in the town but must inform authorities of his visits.
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"Captive CBI Rescued Reddy Brothers": Congress Sharpens Attack At PM Modi
In one of its sharpest attack on BJP ahead of next month's Karnataka's assembly election, the Congress today put out documents that it said, showed how the federal probe agency CBI had shut down cases in the state's biggest iron-ore mining scandal that had cost BJP's BS Yeddyurappa the chief minister's chair back in 2011. Three mining baron brother...
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Supreme Court Denies Nod To Vedanta Group For Exporting Iron Ore From Karnataka
The apex court also rejected the prayer of Vedanta Group for referring the matter to the High Court for adjudication.
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SAIL-VISL's Karnataka mine caught in tangle
A 140 hectare area in the NEB range of Bellary district in Karnataka was given to SAIL-VISL for undertaking prospecting or mining operation to SAIL's loss-making unit for 20 years in October, 2011.
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Sesa Sterlite gains on Karnataka mining ruling
Sesa Sterlite Ltd gains as much as 3.6 per cent after the miner said a committee appointed by the Supreme Court had allowed it to resume mining activities in Karnataka.
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Former Karnataka minister arrested in iron ore export scam
BJP legislator and former minister Anand Singh was arrested by CBI at the international airport today for his alleged role in illegal export of iron ore from Belikeri port in Karnataka.
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Sesa Goa hopeful of getting green nod to Kartaka mine soon
Vedanta group firm Sesa Goa is hopeful of securing forest clearances in a "matter of days" to resume operations in Karnataka, a top company official said.
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Karnataka mines will take at least two years to be operational: official
Iron ore mining in Karnataka will take a minimum of two years to become fully operational after the Supreme Court verdict allowed resumption of mining at category-A & B mines in the state, an industry official has said.
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Supreme Court allows 9 more Karnataka iron ore mines to resume
The Supreme Court has allowed nine more iron ore mines to resume production in Karnataka, a small fraction of the total, but exports from the country's second-biggest supplier of the steel-making raw material remain on hold for now.
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Mining operations in Karnataka likely to resume today
Mining operations in Karnataka are likely to resume from today, a senior state government official said. Partially lifting its ban on mining operations in Karnataka ordered more than a year back, the Supreme Court on Monday gave its green signal for extraction of iron ores on 18 leases subject to certain conditions being fulfilled.
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No mining in Karnataka till R&R measures are implemented: SC
The Supreme Court on Friday said it would not allow resumption of mining activities of iron and ore in Karnataka unless there is a statutory compliance and full implementation of reclamation and rehabilitation measures.
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Two day meet to rebuild Karnataka mining industry
With Karnataka's mining industry getting past the worst phase in the wake of partial lifting of the ban, miners, officials, exporters and importers from India and abroad will hold a two-day meet in Bangalore from July 4 to 'rebuild' the lucrative sector by beneficiation technologies.
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CBI continues probe against illegal mining
For the third successive day, CBI teams from Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka continued the probe into alleged illegal mining operations committed by former Karnataka minister G Janardhana Reddy.
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Tata Steel MD suggests changes in mine allotment policy
Tata Steel Managing Director H M Nerurkar on Wednesday said there should be change in allotment of mines policy and mine lease should be granted first to industries engaged in value addition.
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Yeddyurappa told to appear in court in corruption case
Former Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, his two sons, son-in-law and a former minister were on Saturday told by a court to appear before it March 3 over corruption and illegal lands deals case.
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"Most Notorious...": Karnataka Ex-Minister G Janardhan Reddy's Bail Norms Relaxed
Gali Janardhan Reddy, arrested in 2011 for his involvement in the Karnataka mining scam, was granted bail in 2015 but banished from Ballari. Today, however, the Supreme Court said he may now stay in the town but must inform authorities of his visits.
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"Captive CBI Rescued Reddy Brothers": Congress Sharpens Attack At PM Modi
In one of its sharpest attack on BJP ahead of next month's Karnataka's assembly election, the Congress today put out documents that it said, showed how the federal probe agency CBI had shut down cases in the state's biggest iron-ore mining scandal that had cost BJP's BS Yeddyurappa the chief minister's chair back in 2011. Three mining baron brother...
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Supreme Court Denies Nod To Vedanta Group For Exporting Iron Ore From Karnataka
The apex court also rejected the prayer of Vedanta Group for referring the matter to the High Court for adjudication.
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SAIL-VISL's Karnataka mine caught in tangle
A 140 hectare area in the NEB range of Bellary district in Karnataka was given to SAIL-VISL for undertaking prospecting or mining operation to SAIL's loss-making unit for 20 years in October, 2011.
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Sesa Sterlite gains on Karnataka mining ruling
Sesa Sterlite Ltd gains as much as 3.6 per cent after the miner said a committee appointed by the Supreme Court had allowed it to resume mining activities in Karnataka.
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Former Karnataka minister arrested in iron ore export scam
BJP legislator and former minister Anand Singh was arrested by CBI at the international airport today for his alleged role in illegal export of iron ore from Belikeri port in Karnataka.
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Sesa Goa hopeful of getting green nod to Kartaka mine soon
Vedanta group firm Sesa Goa is hopeful of securing forest clearances in a "matter of days" to resume operations in Karnataka, a top company official said.
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Karnataka mines will take at least two years to be operational: official
Iron ore mining in Karnataka will take a minimum of two years to become fully operational after the Supreme Court verdict allowed resumption of mining at category-A & B mines in the state, an industry official has said.
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Supreme Court allows 9 more Karnataka iron ore mines to resume
The Supreme Court has allowed nine more iron ore mines to resume production in Karnataka, a small fraction of the total, but exports from the country's second-biggest supplier of the steel-making raw material remain on hold for now.
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Mining operations in Karnataka likely to resume today
Mining operations in Karnataka are likely to resume from today, a senior state government official said. Partially lifting its ban on mining operations in Karnataka ordered more than a year back, the Supreme Court on Monday gave its green signal for extraction of iron ores on 18 leases subject to certain conditions being fulfilled.
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No mining in Karnataka till R&R measures are implemented: SC
The Supreme Court on Friday said it would not allow resumption of mining activities of iron and ore in Karnataka unless there is a statutory compliance and full implementation of reclamation and rehabilitation measures.
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Two day meet to rebuild Karnataka mining industry
With Karnataka's mining industry getting past the worst phase in the wake of partial lifting of the ban, miners, officials, exporters and importers from India and abroad will hold a two-day meet in Bangalore from July 4 to 'rebuild' the lucrative sector by beneficiation technologies.
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CBI continues probe against illegal mining
For the third successive day, CBI teams from Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka continued the probe into alleged illegal mining operations committed by former Karnataka minister G Janardhana Reddy.
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Tata Steel MD suggests changes in mine allotment policy
Tata Steel Managing Director H M Nerurkar on Wednesday said there should be change in allotment of mines policy and mine lease should be granted first to industries engaged in value addition.
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Yeddyurappa told to appear in court in corruption case
Former Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, his two sons, son-in-law and a former minister were on Saturday told by a court to appear before it March 3 over corruption and illegal lands deals case.
