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The Bandar Diamond Project in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh will accelerate the pace of industrial development in the adjoining area. Essel Mining has bagged this block which will promote business activities in and around the project sector, besides, a large number of employment
Odisha iron ore prices continue to increase on tight availability Aditya Birla Group-owned - Essel Mining has increased iron ore fines and lump list price by INR (...$) and INR (...$) amid acute merchant availability in Odisha. Notably, this is the miner's second price hike in Sept'20. Read More »
Odisha iron ore prices continue to increase on tight availability Aditya Birla Group-owned - Essel Mining has increased iron ore fines and lump list price by INR (...$) and INR (...$) amid acute merchant availability in Odisha. Notably, this is the miner's second price hike in Sept'20. Read More »
Odisha Seeks Mining Scam Tainted Company's Help For Aahar Scheme
Odisha Seeks Mining Scam Tainted Company’s Help For Aahar Scheme
Bhubaneswar: Aditya Birla Group owned Essel Mining & Industries Ltd, indicted by the Supreme Court-appointed Central Empowered Committee (CEC) for illegal mining in Odisha, has extended its support for state government’s Aahar scheme.
The state government has asked Essel Mining to provide financial assistance for the cheap meal scheme in five districts. The districts include Jharsuguda, Keonjhar,…
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Mining cos asked to pay 50K cr for alleged illegal and excess mining
The Odisha government has asked leading steel and iron ore companies to pay over Rs 50,000 crore for alleged illegal and excess mining in a move that could lead to a lengthy standoff between the private sector, the Centre and the resource-rich state that produces a third of the country's iron ore.
ET has confirmed independently that 40 notices from the mining department of the state's Joda district have been issued seeking recovery of as much as 48,450 crore from both captive and non-captive mining leases in the district. The companies include Tata Steel, Mining, Sarada Mines (which has a long-term arrangement with Jindal Steel & Power), Mideast (Mesco Steel) as well as firms belonging to KJS Ahluwalia, MC Rungta and the state's own Orissa Mining Corporation.
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