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Congress welcomes verdict on Niyamgiri Hills mining

Apr 18, 2013

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said that he will comment on the issue after going through the detailed judgement. #ThisisNext #Supreme Court #Naveen Patnaik #Vedanta Aluminium #Niyamgiri hills
Vedanta vs the government: Just a lovers' tiff?

Dec 19, 2012

Vedanta has announced it's closing one refinery in Odisha. It's not getting enough bauxite. Is this a victory for the activists long protesting Vedanta? Or just a temporary blip in the clout of crony capitalism? #Arundhati Roy #Niyamgiri #tribal rights #GoodReads #Vedanta Aluminium
Vedanta Aluminium to temporarily shut Odisha refinery

Sep 06, 2012

Vedanta Aluminium, a unit of billionaire Anil Agarwal-controlled Vedanta Group, plans to shut its alumina refinery in Odisha from Dec 5 due to shortages of bauxite, a company official said on Thursday. #NewsTracker #Odisha #refinery #Bauxite #Vedanta Aluminium

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HCIL to invest Rs 350 cr in adding new capacity

2013-06-17 11:08:00

KOLKATA: Himadri Chemicals & Industries (HCIL), the country's largest producer of coal tar pitch, will invest Rs 350 crore to meet higher demand arising out of new capacity additions in the aluminium sector and the graphite industry, its main user indust #India #China #Bain Capital
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Vedanta may reopen Lanjigarh refinery by June-end

2013-06-07 11:15:00

Bhubaneswar: Vedanta Aluminium Ltd (VAL) on Friday said it is hopeful of reopening its 1-mtpa refinery plant at Lanjigarh, Orissa by June end. "We are expecting to reopen the refinery plant by end of this month. The company hopes to procure bauxite from #Gujarat #Chhattisgarh
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Aluminium production down 16.5% in FY'13

2013-06-03 10:25:00

HYDERABAD: India's aluminium production was lower by 16.5 per cent at 1.72 million tonne in 2012-13 fiscal as against the target of 2.06 million tonne, a senior official of the Department of Mines said. However, it was 3 per cent up compared to 1.67 mill #India #London

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