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Supreme Court Relief For Journalists 'Beaten By Police' Over Sand Mining Report
The Supreme Court on Monday granted interim protection from arrest to two Madhya Pradesh journalists who accused police from Bhind district of harassment and assault, and of making threats to their lives.
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Big Win For Mineral Rich States In Court, Can Collect Past Dues On Royalty
The Supreme Court today allowed mining-rich states to collect past dues on royalties from mining companies. The court ordered that states can impose levies with effect from April 1, 2005 and the payments will be staggered in 12 years.
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Centre Opposes Pleas Seeking Refund Of Royalty On Minerals To States Retrospectively
The Centre today opposed in the Supreme Court a plea of the mineral-rich states seeking refund of the royalty levied by it on mines and mineral-bearing land since 1989.
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400 Trees Axed In Ridge, Supreme Court Starts Contempt Case Against DDA Official
Days after the Supreme Court asked Delhi and 3 other states not to give any new mining permissions in the Aravallis without its permission, the court has come down hard on the Delhi Development Authority for tree cutting in the Ridge.
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No Mining Activity Around Sariska Tiger Reserve: Supreme Court's Big Order
The Supreme Court on Wednesday put a stop to all mining activities within a 1 km radius of the Critical Tiger Habitat area around Rajasthan's Sariska Tiger Reserve.
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"Illegal Mining In Aravallis Has To Stop": Supreme Court
Observing that a balance between sustainable development and protection of the environment has to be made, the Supreme Court asked the Centre and state governments on Thursday to stop illegal mining in the Aravalli area.
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"Entire Universe" Of Mineral Development Not Under Parliament: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Wednesday the Constitution does not give Parliament the "entire universe" of mineral development and states also have powers to regulate and develop mines and minerals.
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Supreme Court Setback For Tamil Nadu In Probe Into Illegal Sand Mining
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed five district collectors of Tamil Nadu to appear before the Enforcement Directorate in connection with an ongoing money laundering probe pertaining to alleged illegal sand mining.
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"Why're You Troubled": Court On Tamil Nadu Challenging Probe Agency Summons
In a stern response, the Supreme Court today asked the Tamil Nadu government why it is troubled by the Enforcement Directorate's probe into an alleged illegal sand mining scam.
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"Go To High Court": No Supreme Court Relief For Hemant Soren Over Summons
The Supreme Court has refused to hear Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren's petition against a summons by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case and directed him to move the state's High Court instead.
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Can There Be Cap On Iron Ore Mining In Odisha, Supreme Court Asks Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday sought the Centre's response on whether any cap can be put on mining in Odisha keeping in mind the limited iron ore reserves in the state.
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Bureaucrat Gets 1-Month Bail In Rural Jobs Scheme Money Laundering Case
The Supreme Court on Friday granted interim bail for one month to the former Jharkhand mining secretary Pooja Singhal in connection with a money-laundering probe linked to the alleged embezzlement of MGNREGA funds.
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"I Bow Down...": What Outgoing Chief Justice NV Ramana Said On Last Day In Office
On his final day as CJI, NV Ramana delivered judgements on the PIL seeking a ban on 'election freebies', the 2007 Gorakhpur riots case, the Karnataka mining case, Rajasthan mining lease issue and liquidation regulations under bankruptcy law
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Supreme Court Allows Export Of Excavated Iron Ore From Karnataka Mines
The Supreme Court on Friday permitted mining firms to export their excavated iron ore from mines in the districts of Ballari, Chitradurga, and Tumakuru in Karnataka.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Probe Against Jharkhand Chief Minister
The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday a plea related to probes by CBI and the Enforcement Directorate into the mining lease allegedly granted to Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalists 'Beaten By Police' Over Sand Mining Report
The Supreme Court on Monday granted interim protection from arrest to two Madhya Pradesh journalists who accused police from Bhind district of harassment and assault, and of making threats to their lives.
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Big Win For Mineral Rich States In Court, Can Collect Past Dues On Royalty
The Supreme Court today allowed mining-rich states to collect past dues on royalties from mining companies. The court ordered that states can impose levies with effect from April 1, 2005 and the payments will be staggered in 12 years.
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Centre Opposes Pleas Seeking Refund Of Royalty On Minerals To States Retrospectively
The Centre today opposed in the Supreme Court a plea of the mineral-rich states seeking refund of the royalty levied by it on mines and mineral-bearing land since 1989.
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400 Trees Axed In Ridge, Supreme Court Starts Contempt Case Against DDA Official
Days after the Supreme Court asked Delhi and 3 other states not to give any new mining permissions in the Aravallis without its permission, the court has come down hard on the Delhi Development Authority for tree cutting in the Ridge.
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No Mining Activity Around Sariska Tiger Reserve: Supreme Court's Big Order
The Supreme Court on Wednesday put a stop to all mining activities within a 1 km radius of the Critical Tiger Habitat area around Rajasthan's Sariska Tiger Reserve.
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"Illegal Mining In Aravallis Has To Stop": Supreme Court
Observing that a balance between sustainable development and protection of the environment has to be made, the Supreme Court asked the Centre and state governments on Thursday to stop illegal mining in the Aravalli area.
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"Entire Universe" Of Mineral Development Not Under Parliament: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Wednesday the Constitution does not give Parliament the "entire universe" of mineral development and states also have powers to regulate and develop mines and minerals.
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Supreme Court Setback For Tamil Nadu In Probe Into Illegal Sand Mining
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed five district collectors of Tamil Nadu to appear before the Enforcement Directorate in connection with an ongoing money laundering probe pertaining to alleged illegal sand mining.
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"Why're You Troubled": Court On Tamil Nadu Challenging Probe Agency Summons
In a stern response, the Supreme Court today asked the Tamil Nadu government why it is troubled by the Enforcement Directorate's probe into an alleged illegal sand mining scam.
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"Go To High Court": No Supreme Court Relief For Hemant Soren Over Summons
The Supreme Court has refused to hear Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren's petition against a summons by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case and directed him to move the state's High Court instead.
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Can There Be Cap On Iron Ore Mining In Odisha, Supreme Court Asks Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday sought the Centre's response on whether any cap can be put on mining in Odisha keeping in mind the limited iron ore reserves in the state.
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Bureaucrat Gets 1-Month Bail In Rural Jobs Scheme Money Laundering Case
The Supreme Court on Friday granted interim bail for one month to the former Jharkhand mining secretary Pooja Singhal in connection with a money-laundering probe linked to the alleged embezzlement of MGNREGA funds.
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"I Bow Down...": What Outgoing Chief Justice NV Ramana Said On Last Day In Office
On his final day as CJI, NV Ramana delivered judgements on the PIL seeking a ban on 'election freebies', the 2007 Gorakhpur riots case, the Karnataka mining case, Rajasthan mining lease issue and liquidation regulations under bankruptcy law
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Supreme Court Allows Export Of Excavated Iron Ore From Karnataka Mines
The Supreme Court on Friday permitted mining firms to export their excavated iron ore from mines in the districts of Ballari, Chitradurga, and Tumakuru in Karnataka.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Probe Against Jharkhand Chief Minister
The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday a plea related to probes by CBI and the Enforcement Directorate into the mining lease allegedly granted to Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
