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    • The mining industry in Goa is in doldrums. Is legislation the only solution?

      BJP MLA from Curchorem (mining belt in Goa), Nilesh Cabral, introduced a Private Members Resolution in the state assembly to look for a viable alternative to the mining crisis in Goa

    • Mining crisis: Goa BJP MLAs, party leaders discuss way out

      BJP national general secretary (organisations) B L Santhosh chaired the meeting that was attended by the party legislators and office-bearers at its office in Panaji.

    • Goa mining ban a blow to industry; sends wrong signal to investors: Vedanta's Agarwal

      Terming the mining ban in Goa as an unfortunate even, Anil Agarwal of Vedanta said it will send wrong signals to investors.

    • Goa mining case: SC asks state if it monitored mines

      In the hearings for the Goa mining case, which started on Tuesday, the Supreme Court asked the state whether it had ever monitored the iron ore mining.

    • Sesa Goa surges 4% ahead of SC hearing on mining case

      Sesa Goa, a Vedanta group company and country's largest producer and exporter of iron ore in the private sector, is sitting on inventory of 3 metric tonne and the market is looking for any clarity on inventory liquidation.

    • Stocks in news: Hexaware, Future Ventures, Bharti, Exide

      Hexaware Technologies | Future Ventures | Bharti Airtel | Exide Industries | Financial Technologies | L&T | Shree Ganesh Jewellery | Coromandel Engineering Company | Sesa Goa and ICICI Bank are stocks, which are in the news today.

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