The company has already signed contracts for dispatch of 4 lakh tonnes of ores inspite of increasing prices, said GP Kundargi, MD, MOIL.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Power Minister Piyush Goyal reflected upon the successfully-concluded coal block auctions as well as the passage of the MMDR bill. Please watch video for the full interview.
The government has managed to push through quite a few pieces of key legislations like the Insurance Bill, the Coal Bill and the MMDR Bill. Jaitley hopes that the GST Bill which will be introduced post the recess will be passed by general consensus.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Menaka Doshi, Anuj Singhal and Nigel D‘Souza, Sarda Energy director GD Mundra and Deloitte senior director discussed the impact of the passage of the MMDR Bill in Rajya Sabha.
The Rajya Sabha was scheduled to take up two crucial legislations for passage today. The CPM moved a motion in the Rajya Sabha to send the MMDR Bill back to the select panel. The Finance Minister said that the first right of mining and industry is with states bills that originate in Lok Sabha and cannot be resent to select committee.
Mines Minister Narendra Singh Tomar held deliberations with representatives of miners, end-users and other stakeholders on the draft Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (Amendment) Bill, 2014, seeking inputs, feedback and suggestions on omission and commission in the proposed Bill
Speaking at the annual general meeting of miners' body Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI), mines minister Dinsha Patel said he would also urge the railways ministry to reduce the freight for transportation of fines for export as well.
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The new Mines Bill that provides for sharing of 26% profit by coal miners and an amount equivalent to the royalty payment by other miners with the project-affected people, is likely to come up before the Cabinet tomorrow.
The government is likely to take decisive action to end the mess in the mining sector. PMO sources indicate that the new mines reform law will be fast-tracked. We might also see some reforms in the infrastructure and power reforms, reports Siddharth Zarabi of CNBC-TV18.
Mining without licence is likely to attract a penalty of up to Rs 25,000 per hectare or two years imprisonment or both, and failure to implement mines closure plans is likely to cost Rs 1,000 per day per hectare, according to recommendation of a GoM.
After the opposition from mineral-rich states on Mines Ministry's proposal of 'first come first serve route' for grant of direct prospecting licences in mineralised areas, the GoM has recommended that states can adopt competitive bidding route.