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As Trump Eyes Ukraine's Rare Metals, Putin Offers Him Russia's Reserve
Ukraine and the United States are closer than ever to signing a deal that would grant Washington a share of Kyiv's revenues from natural resources.
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Scientists Find Rare Earth Elements Reserve In Andhra Pradesh: Report
Scientists at CSIR-NGRI have found presence of Light Rare Earth Elements, key components in many electronic devices and various industrial applications, including medical technology, aerospace and defence, in Ananthapur district of Andhra Pradesh.
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Rise In Maoist Activities In Jharkhand, Loot Of Mineral Reserves A Concern: Centre
Union Minister for Heavy Industries Mahendra Nath Pandey has expressed concern over a "spurt" in Maoist activities and "loot" of mineral reserves in Jharkhand.
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Tesla May Build A Battery Plant In IndonesiaÂ
Indonesia has banned exporting nickel which could be one of the reasons why Tesla is now looking to invest in the country.
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The Victor, The Spoils? Donald Trump Eyes Afghanistan's Elusive Mineral Riches
US President Donald Trump is eyeing Afghanistan's mineral wealth to help pay for a 16-year war and reconstruction efforts that have already cost $117 billion. Investors who have studied the country, one of the world's most dangerous, say that is a pipe dream
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Kolar Gold Fields, Near Bengaluru, Likely To Be Revived In Bid To Cut Imports
State-run Mineral Exploration Corp has started exploring the reserves at Kolar Gold Fields in Karnataka, to get a better estimate of the deposits, Reuters said citing government officials.
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Government Plans To Revive Colonial-Era Gold Mines With $2 Billion Reserves
Mineral Exploration Corp has started exploring the reserves at Kolar Gold Fields, in Karnataka, to get a better estimate of the deposits, according to three government officials and a briefing document prepared by the central mines ministry that was seen by Reuters.
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Brazil Defends Treasures Of Its 'Blue Amazon'
Hundreds of years ago, Brazil's southern Atlantic waters were sailed by pirates in search of plunder. Now these remote depths, dubbed the "Blue Amazon", hold richer treasures for scientists.
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Miners, Volkswagen Hit European Shares
Shares slid on Tuesday, with Europe led lower by mining companies as copper prices fell on worries over Chinese demand, while the dollar rose to its highest in almost two weeks after Federal Reserve officials signalled US interest rates might rise this year.
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India June inflation falls to 7.25%, beats expectations
India’s headline inflation in June fell to 7.25 per cent, lower than projections, but still above the comfort level of the Reserve Bank. Food inflation continued to drive the headline number, growing at a stubborn 10.81 per cent in June, marginally higher than the 10.74 in May. Primary articles group, which has a 20.12 weightage and includes food...
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India must break Coal India monopoly: Tata Power
India must bring in more private miners to develop coal reserves which majority state-owned Coal India Ltd has left untapped, Tata Power Company executive Amulya Charan said on Tuesday.
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Union Mines Ministry not in favour of export duty hike
The Union Mines Ministry has expressed its reservation over Finance Ministry's decision to increase export duty on the low grade iron ore.
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US discovers minerals worth $1 trillion in Afghanistan
The United States has discovered nearly $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan, far beyond any previously known reserves and enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, according to senior American government officials.
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As Trump Eyes Ukraine's Rare Metals, Putin Offers Him Russia's Reserve
Ukraine and the United States are closer than ever to signing a deal that would grant Washington a share of Kyiv's revenues from natural resources.
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Scientists Find Rare Earth Elements Reserve In Andhra Pradesh: Report
Scientists at CSIR-NGRI have found presence of Light Rare Earth Elements, key components in many electronic devices and various industrial applications, including medical technology, aerospace and defence, in Ananthapur district of Andhra Pradesh.
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Rise In Maoist Activities In Jharkhand, Loot Of Mineral Reserves A Concern: Centre
Union Minister for Heavy Industries Mahendra Nath Pandey has expressed concern over a "spurt" in Maoist activities and "loot" of mineral reserves in Jharkhand.
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Tesla May Build A Battery Plant In IndonesiaÂ
Indonesia has banned exporting nickel which could be one of the reasons why Tesla is now looking to invest in the country.
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The Victor, The Spoils? Donald Trump Eyes Afghanistan's Elusive Mineral Riches
US President Donald Trump is eyeing Afghanistan's mineral wealth to help pay for a 16-year war and reconstruction efforts that have already cost $117 billion. Investors who have studied the country, one of the world's most dangerous, say that is a pipe dream
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Kolar Gold Fields, Near Bengaluru, Likely To Be Revived In Bid To Cut Imports
State-run Mineral Exploration Corp has started exploring the reserves at Kolar Gold Fields in Karnataka, to get a better estimate of the deposits, Reuters said citing government officials.
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Government Plans To Revive Colonial-Era Gold Mines With $2 Billion Reserves
Mineral Exploration Corp has started exploring the reserves at Kolar Gold Fields, in Karnataka, to get a better estimate of the deposits, according to three government officials and a briefing document prepared by the central mines ministry that was seen by Reuters.
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Brazil Defends Treasures Of Its 'Blue Amazon'
Hundreds of years ago, Brazil's southern Atlantic waters were sailed by pirates in search of plunder. Now these remote depths, dubbed the "Blue Amazon", hold richer treasures for scientists.
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Miners, Volkswagen Hit European Shares
Shares slid on Tuesday, with Europe led lower by mining companies as copper prices fell on worries over Chinese demand, while the dollar rose to its highest in almost two weeks after Federal Reserve officials signalled US interest rates might rise this year.
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India June inflation falls to 7.25%, beats expectations
India’s headline inflation in June fell to 7.25 per cent, lower than projections, but still above the comfort level of the Reserve Bank. Food inflation continued to drive the headline number, growing at a stubborn 10.81 per cent in June, marginally higher than the 10.74 in May. Primary articles group, which has a 20.12 weightage and includes food...
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India must break Coal India monopoly: Tata Power
India must bring in more private miners to develop coal reserves which majority state-owned Coal India Ltd has left untapped, Tata Power Company executive Amulya Charan said on Tuesday.
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Union Mines Ministry not in favour of export duty hike
The Union Mines Ministry has expressed its reservation over Finance Ministry's decision to increase export duty on the low grade iron ore.
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US discovers minerals worth $1 trillion in Afghanistan
The United States has discovered nearly $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan, far beyond any previously known reserves and enough to fundamentally alter the Afghan economy and perhaps the Afghan war itself, according to senior American government officials.
