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China is Missing Fintech Opportunities Banning Crypto, Warns Economist
Huang Yiping, the former advisor to the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), has voiced concerns that China is losing next-gen fintech opportunities, that other parts of the world are already experimenting with. In Yiping’s opinion, opportunities in exploring the ‘very valuable’ blockchain technology.
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Stone Mining Protest: Sadhu Sets Himself Afire In Rajasthan's Bharatpur
A sadhu set himself afire amid a protest over illegal stone mining in Bharatpur's Deeg on Wednesday, a day after another seer climbed atop a mobile tower demanding a ban on it.
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Crypto Crackdown Picks Pace in Kosovo, Cops Confiscate Over 300 Mining Machines Amid Power Crisis
In December 2021, Kosovo had announced a 60-day emergency period due to power shortage. Illegal crypto-mining emerged as the prime reason. On January 5, Kosovo banned crypto mining after which the police authorities have been conducting raids.
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Iran Imposes 3-Month Ban on Authorised Bitcoin Mining Facilities Due to Excessive Power Usage
The authorities of Iran are addressing the concerns around power outages plaguing several parts of the country. The process of Bitcoin mining is being banned in Iran till March 6, so that the electricity that goes into facilitating the process is distributed among citizens of the country.
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Cryptocurrency Crackdown in China: After Latest Ban, Over $400 Million Worth of Tokens Liquidated Within 24 Hours
As the cryptocurrency market recovered from the crash it suffered in April–May — primarily because of tightening Chinese regulation on trading and mining of cryptocurrencies — another round of crackdown by China has left the market in the red. Chinese regulators intensified their hammering down of these digital assets, imposing a blanket ban ...
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Nagaland Bans Illegal Coal Mining
The Nagaland Cabinet on Monday decided to ban illegal coal mining in the state and also impose a provisional mining ban on all firms/companies which have been issued with mining licenses.
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Green Court Panel's Field Visit Exposes Illegal Coal Mining In Meghalaya
The Meghalaya government has founded itself in hot water after a three-member probe panel formed by the National Green Tribunal found that coal mining has been going on in the state despite a ban since 2014.
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In Meghalaya, Illegal Mining Of Coal Has Political Support, Claims Report
In the last few weeks, the rat hole mine incident in Meghalaya has exposed the illegal mining of coal rampant here despite a carpet ban since 2014. Fifteen miners continue to be trapped inside a flooded 320-feet coal mine which collapsed 16 days ago. But almost all political parties in Meghalaya want the ban to go.
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15 Questions Tax Officials Want Answered On Janardhan Reddy's Giant Wedding Party
Five days after the extravagant wedding of Karnataka politician and mining tycoon Gali Janardhan Reddy's daughter in Bengaluru, the Income Tax department is searching the vendors involved in it.
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Green Panel Bans Both Legal, Illegal Sand Mining on Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal today banned sand mining on the Yamuna after a plea alleged that some private firms were engaged in the activity and a temporary bridge was made on the river obstructing its natural flow of water.
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Government Rules Out Banning, Limiting Iron Ore Exports
Action against illegal mining has sharply cut production of iron ore in the country at a time when international prices have halved, prompting Indian companies such as JSW Steel to import heavily.
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National Green Tribunal to Review Ban on Coal Mining in Meghalaya
The National Green Tribunal will hold a meeting in Shillong on Monday to review its order banning coal mining in Meghalaya.
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Sesa Sterlite not to Lay Off On-Notice 1017 Employees
The layoff notices were given following the closure of iron ore business of Sesa Sterlite due to a Supreme Court imposed ban on mining in the state.
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Sesa Sterlite to move court on layoffs: report
It will however continue to pay 50 per cent salary to the staff who will be "laid off", as the employees will remain on the pay rolls, according to an official at the company.
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Government rejects call to ban iron ore exports from Odisha
A panel led by Justice M.B. Shah had asked the ministry to consider the restrictions to ensure that future generations are "not required to import iron ore" and to crack down on illegal mining, after recommending the same steps for Karnataka and Goa.
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China is Missing Fintech Opportunities Banning Crypto, Warns Economist
Huang Yiping, the former advisor to the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), has voiced concerns that China is losing next-gen fintech opportunities, that other parts of the world are already experimenting with. In Yiping’s opinion, opportunities in exploring the ‘very valuable’ blockchain technology.
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Stone Mining Protest: Sadhu Sets Himself Afire In Rajasthan's Bharatpur
A sadhu set himself afire amid a protest over illegal stone mining in Bharatpur's Deeg on Wednesday, a day after another seer climbed atop a mobile tower demanding a ban on it.
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Crypto Crackdown Picks Pace in Kosovo, Cops Confiscate Over 300 Mining Machines Amid Power Crisis
In December 2021, Kosovo had announced a 60-day emergency period due to power shortage. Illegal crypto-mining emerged as the prime reason. On January 5, Kosovo banned crypto mining after which the police authorities have been conducting raids.
-
Iran Imposes 3-Month Ban on Authorised Bitcoin Mining Facilities Due to Excessive Power Usage
The authorities of Iran are addressing the concerns around power outages plaguing several parts of the country. The process of Bitcoin mining is being banned in Iran till March 6, so that the electricity that goes into facilitating the process is distributed among citizens of the country.
-
Cryptocurrency Crackdown in China: After Latest Ban, Over $400 Million Worth of Tokens Liquidated Within 24 Hours
As the cryptocurrency market recovered from the crash it suffered in April–May — primarily because of tightening Chinese regulation on trading and mining of cryptocurrencies — another round of crackdown by China has left the market in the red. Chinese regulators intensified their hammering down of these digital assets, imposing a blanket ban ...
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Nagaland Bans Illegal Coal Mining
The Nagaland Cabinet on Monday decided to ban illegal coal mining in the state and also impose a provisional mining ban on all firms/companies which have been issued with mining licenses.
-
Green Court Panel's Field Visit Exposes Illegal Coal Mining In Meghalaya
The Meghalaya government has founded itself in hot water after a three-member probe panel formed by the National Green Tribunal found that coal mining has been going on in the state despite a ban since 2014.
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In Meghalaya, Illegal Mining Of Coal Has Political Support, Claims Report
In the last few weeks, the rat hole mine incident in Meghalaya has exposed the illegal mining of coal rampant here despite a carpet ban since 2014. Fifteen miners continue to be trapped inside a flooded 320-feet coal mine which collapsed 16 days ago. But almost all political parties in Meghalaya want the ban to go.
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15 Questions Tax Officials Want Answered On Janardhan Reddy's Giant Wedding Party
Five days after the extravagant wedding of Karnataka politician and mining tycoon Gali Janardhan Reddy's daughter in Bengaluru, the Income Tax department is searching the vendors involved in it.
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Green Panel Bans Both Legal, Illegal Sand Mining on Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal today banned sand mining on the Yamuna after a plea alleged that some private firms were engaged in the activity and a temporary bridge was made on the river obstructing its natural flow of water.
-
Government Rules Out Banning, Limiting Iron Ore Exports
Action against illegal mining has sharply cut production of iron ore in the country at a time when international prices have halved, prompting Indian companies such as JSW Steel to import heavily.
-
National Green Tribunal to Review Ban on Coal Mining in Meghalaya
The National Green Tribunal will hold a meeting in Shillong on Monday to review its order banning coal mining in Meghalaya.
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Sesa Sterlite not to Lay Off On-Notice 1017 Employees
The layoff notices were given following the closure of iron ore business of Sesa Sterlite due to a Supreme Court imposed ban on mining in the state.
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Sesa Sterlite to move court on layoffs: report
It will however continue to pay 50 per cent salary to the staff who will be "laid off", as the employees will remain on the pay rolls, according to an official at the company.
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Government rejects call to ban iron ore exports from Odisha
A panel led by Justice M.B. Shah had asked the ministry to consider the restrictions to ensure that future generations are "not required to import iron ore" and to crack down on illegal mining, after recommending the same steps for Karnataka and Goa.
