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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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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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Bellary mining ban fallout: Many livelihoods driven to despair
The iron ore of Bellary in Karnataka was such a source of wealth that people working in the industry thought they were set for life. Not just big mine owners - even ordinary workers dared to dream. But with the suspension of mining in the district following large scale violations, their dreams are crumbling. NDTV met the family of one lorry driver ...
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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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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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Bellary mining ban fallout: Many livelihoods driven to despair
The iron ore of Bellary in Karnataka was such a source of wealth that people working in the industry thought they were set for life. Not just big mine owners - even ordinary workers dared to dream. But with the suspension of mining in the district following large scale violations, their dreams are crumbling. NDTV met the family of one lorry driver ...
