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Government To Charge Premium For Transfer Of Mining Rights
The government has said a company acquiring mining rights from another firm will be charged 80 per cent of royalty as premium if the acreage was originally obtained without bidding.
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NALCO To Buy Back 25% Stake From Government: Mines Secretary
State-controlled National Aluminium Co Ltd (NALCO) has agreed to buy back 25 per cent of its shares from the government, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters after a meeting with the company on Monday to discuss pricing.
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Government Amends Mining Law In Boost To Cement Mergers And Banks
The Rajya Sabha on Monday approved an amendment to the mining law, allowing the transfer of mines from sellers to buyers in a victory for the State Bank of India (SBI) that had lobbied for the change.
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India Plans First-Ever Auction For Diamond Mine Soon, Says Top Officer
India plans to hold its first-ever auction for a diamond mine in a little over a month, the country's top mines official said on Friday.
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Mines Ministry Proposes Raising Aluminium Import Duty
The Mines Ministry has written to the Finance Ministry proposing a hike in the import duty on aluminium to 7.5 per cent from 5 per cent to protect local producers suffering from rising inbound shipments, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters.
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Mines Ministry Proposes Scrapping Export Tax on Iron Pellets
The Mines Ministry has written to the Finance Ministry to propose scrapping a 5 per cent export duty on iron ore pellets, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters, adding that the government could also look at abolishing duty on low-grade iron ore.
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Government to Auction 20 Major Iron Ore Mines to Revive Industry
India produced 136 million tonnes of iron ore last fiscal year ended March 31. About 1.5 million tonnes of ore are needed to make 1 tonne of steel, implying India's ore output will have to more than triple in 10 years if steel companies are to be self sufficient.
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DDA Refund Issue: Defaulting Banks May Get Blacklisted
Allaying apprehensions of the unsuccessful applicants of its 'Housing Scheme 2014' who are yet to receive the refund of their deposits, the Delhi Development Authority or DDA has said that a camp could soon be held at its headquarters for the purpose even as it hinted that the defaulting banks could be "blacklisted".
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DDA's Next Housing Scheme in December 2016
Top DDA officials said while about 40,000 flats would be ready by year-end, remaining would be completed next year.
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2014: DDA's Largest Housing Scheme, Employees in News
The 'Housing Scheme 2014', being the largest ever in its history, offering over 25,000 flats across categories and a curious case of "ghost employees" on its roster kept the Delhi Development Authority or DDA in news during the year.
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DDA Draw Tomorrow: 10 Things to Know
The fate of over 10 lakh applicants to the DDA Housing Scheme 2014 will be decided on Monday. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV. For every flat, there are around 40 applicants.
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DDA Finalises Date for Housing Scheme Draw
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.
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DDA Delays Draw for Housing Scheme, New Date Set
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.
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DDA Sets Tentative Date for Housing Scheme Draw
Balvinder Kumar, vice chairman of the DDA, told NDTV that said the housing authority in all likelihood will hold the lucky draw on Friday.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2014 to Open From September 1
The DDA on Friday announced its much-awaited 'Housing Scheme 2014' - offering over 25,000 flats across various categories while scrapping the proposed plan to reserve 80 per cent flats for the city-dwellers in it.
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Government To Charge Premium For Transfer Of Mining Rights
The government has said a company acquiring mining rights from another firm will be charged 80 per cent of royalty as premium if the acreage was originally obtained without bidding.
-
NALCO To Buy Back 25% Stake From Government: Mines Secretary
State-controlled National Aluminium Co Ltd (NALCO) has agreed to buy back 25 per cent of its shares from the government, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters after a meeting with the company on Monday to discuss pricing.
-
Government Amends Mining Law In Boost To Cement Mergers And Banks
The Rajya Sabha on Monday approved an amendment to the mining law, allowing the transfer of mines from sellers to buyers in a victory for the State Bank of India (SBI) that had lobbied for the change.
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India Plans First-Ever Auction For Diamond Mine Soon, Says Top Officer
India plans to hold its first-ever auction for a diamond mine in a little over a month, the country's top mines official said on Friday.
-
Mines Ministry Proposes Raising Aluminium Import Duty
The Mines Ministry has written to the Finance Ministry proposing a hike in the import duty on aluminium to 7.5 per cent from 5 per cent to protect local producers suffering from rising inbound shipments, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters.
-
Mines Ministry Proposes Scrapping Export Tax on Iron Pellets
The Mines Ministry has written to the Finance Ministry to propose scrapping a 5 per cent export duty on iron ore pellets, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters, adding that the government could also look at abolishing duty on low-grade iron ore.
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Government to Auction 20 Major Iron Ore Mines to Revive Industry
India produced 136 million tonnes of iron ore last fiscal year ended March 31. About 1.5 million tonnes of ore are needed to make 1 tonne of steel, implying India's ore output will have to more than triple in 10 years if steel companies are to be self sufficient.
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DDA Refund Issue: Defaulting Banks May Get Blacklisted
Allaying apprehensions of the unsuccessful applicants of its 'Housing Scheme 2014' who are yet to receive the refund of their deposits, the Delhi Development Authority or DDA has said that a camp could soon be held at its headquarters for the purpose even as it hinted that the defaulting banks could be "blacklisted".
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DDA's Next Housing Scheme in December 2016
Top DDA officials said while about 40,000 flats would be ready by year-end, remaining would be completed next year.
-
2014: DDA's Largest Housing Scheme, Employees in News
The 'Housing Scheme 2014', being the largest ever in its history, offering over 25,000 flats across categories and a curious case of "ghost employees" on its roster kept the Delhi Development Authority or DDA in news during the year.
-
DDA Draw Tomorrow: 10 Things to Know
The fate of over 10 lakh applicants to the DDA Housing Scheme 2014 will be decided on Monday. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV. For every flat, there are around 40 applicants.
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DDA Finalises Date for Housing Scheme Draw
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.
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DDA Delays Draw for Housing Scheme, New Date Set
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.
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DDA Sets Tentative Date for Housing Scheme Draw
Balvinder Kumar, vice chairman of the DDA, told NDTV that said the housing authority in all likelihood will hold the lucky draw on Friday.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2014 to Open From September 1
The DDA on Friday announced its much-awaited 'Housing Scheme 2014' - offering over 25,000 flats across various categories while scrapping the proposed plan to reserve 80 per cent flats for the city-dwellers in it.
