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Illegal mining case: Yeddy, kin to appear in court

May 15, 2013

Former Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and his family members today appeared before the CBI Court here in connection with a case allegedly involving kickback in illegal mining. #NewsTracker #Karnataka #illegal mining case #BS Yedyurappa
In the Republic of Bellary, Reddy is no longer king

Apr 27, 2013

Since Janardhana Reddy's arrest in September 2011, the `Republic of Bellary' has all but collapsed and its effects on the Reddy family are there for all to see. #Politics #PoliticsDecoder #Janardhana Reddy #illegal mining scam #Bellary #Somasekhara Reddy
SC's Karnataka mining order: All you wanted to know

Apr 18, 2013

Karnataka expects to have 27-28 iron ore mines operating in 2013-14, from the present nine, if the Supreme Court allows to open so many. The state is expected to mine 30 million tonnes of iron ore this fiscal year. #BigStory #Supreme Court #Karnataka #JSW Steel #MINING #Illegal mining #Kalyani Steel

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Ghana's Mahama forges team to fight illegal gold mining

2013-05-16 09:47:00

Ghana President John Mahama has set up a team to fight the illegal mining of gold and diamonds, blamed for degrading the environment while costing the mineral-rich country millions of dollars in lost revenue. The inter-ministerial taskforce will also plu #
Mail and Guardian
Time to dig deep, NUM warns mining houses

2013-05-19 12:28:00

NUM said it was seeking an entry-level minimum monthly wage of R7 000 for surface workers and R8 000 for those underground in a submission to the country's Chamber of Mines, a copy of which was seen by Reuters. Elize Strydom, the industrial relations adv #Lonmin #Africa #Anglo American plc
The Hindu
KRRS stages dharna against illegal sand extraction

2013-05-18 04:14:00

Activists of Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) staged a dharna in front of the office of the Mining and Geology Department here on Thursday demanding action against illegal sand extraction in the district. Such extraction of sand should be stopped to #

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