Indian Bureau of Mines

The Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) established in 1948, is a multi-disciplinary government organisation under the Department of Mines, Ministry of Mines, engaged in promotion of conservation, scientific development of mineral resources and protection of environment in mines other than coal, petroleum & natural gas, atomic minerals and minor minerals.

Address:

2 nd Floor

Civil Lines, Nagpur

Postal code:

440 001

Phone:

91- 712- 2560041

Web URL:

Indian Bureau of Mines

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Mining, Mineral-Based Industry, Ministry of Mines, Maharashtra, Nagpur (D)

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Mining

Notices from Indian Bureau of Mines to 25 more mines for excess mining

PANJIM: After acting against 19 mines, the Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) is in the process of issuing notices to 25 more mines which have extracted iron ore in excess of the permissible capacity spe

Publication Date:

29/10/2011

Source: Herald (Panjim)

Tags:

Ministry of Mines, Indian Bureau Of Mines, Mineral Conservation Rules 2003, State Pollution Control Board (SPCB), Environment, Mining

Mining

Centre takes action against 25 Goa mines

The Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) has taken action against 25 mines from Goa in terms of the provisions of the Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 for exceeding the production limits.

Publication Date:

29/10/2011

Source: Hindu (New Delhi)

Tags:

Indian Bureau Of Mines, Mineral Conservation Rules 1988, Ministry of Mines, State Pollution Control Board (SPCB), Minerals, Mineral - Based Industry, Central Empowered Committee (CEC), Environment, Mining

Environment

10 miners in dock for violation of green norms

Ten miners operating in Orissa are in the dock for violation of the Environment Protection Act, 1986. Among them are Hindalco Industries, Essel Mining & Industries, Serajuddin & Company and B C Dagra.

The state government has asked the district collectors concerned to initiate legal action against the errant miners by invoking Section 19 of the Act, known as EPA.

Publication Date:

24/10/2011

Source: Business Standard (New Delhi)

Tags:

Keonjhar (D), Mayurbhanj, Mineral - Based Industry, Environment Act 1986, Hindustan Aluminium Company (HINDALCO), Indian Bureau Of Mines, Limestone, Minerals, Environment

Mining

90 percent of mines in Goa have some kind of illegality - Shah Commission

PANJIM: In a major setback to the mining industry, Shah Commission during their first round of investigations is learnt to have found that 90 percent of the mines in the state have some kind of illegalities.

Sources stated that Shah Commission’s senior members Justice R A Mehta and U V Singh reprimanded Chief Wildlife Warden Dr Shashi Kumar and Director of Mines and Geology Arvind Lolienkar on the illegalities, which were allowed to be continue by authorities.

Publication Date:

19/10/2011

Source: Herald (Panjim)

Tags:

Mineral - Based Industry, Indian Bureau Of Mines, Wildlife Act 2002, Forest Act, Groundwater, China, Minerals, Mining

Mining

Goa Govt told to submit details on iron ore dumps

The Ministry of Mines has asked the Goa Government to provide details on low-grade ore dumps that have piled up alongside extraction sites in the coastal state by October 18, sources said today.

Publication Date:

13/10/2011

Source: Business Line (New Delhi)

Tags:

Ministry of Mines, Minerals, Indian Bureau Of Mines