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Jaintia Hills is a major coal producing area in Meghalaya with an estimated coal reserve of about 40 million tonnes. Sutnga, Lakadong, Musiang-Lamare, Khliehriat, Loksi, …
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Despite the salubrious provisions of Meghalaya Mines and Minerals Policy, 2012 and Meghalaya Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.(MMDC) Notification, 2015 the state has not enforced central mining laws and …
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The Politics of Coal Mining in Meghalaya: Land, Ownership and Local Autonomy. Article. By Teiborlang T. Kharsyntiew. In the Northeast region of India, the state of Meghalaya …
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Despite the salubrious provisions of Meghalaya Mines and Minerals Policy, 2012 and Meghalaya Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.(MMDC) Notification, 2015 the state has not enforced central mining laws and policies to combat pernicious pursuits of rat-hole coal mining on the environment and biodiversity of Meghalaya.
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A study was conducted to analyse the toxic affect of acid mine drainage (AMD) of coal mines on the histology of kidney and liver of Tor tor collected from Simsang River, Garohills; Meghalaya ...
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Keywords Unscientific coal mine ·Soil organic carbon ·Indices 1 Introduction India is the fifth largest coal reserve and fourth largest coal producer (730.87 million tons in 2019–2020) in the world [1]. The coal mining in Meghalaya, NE India, was started on a small scale in the nineteenth century during the British period.
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Recent News. Despite the NGT ban, illegal rat hole mining is still ongoing, and as a result, few people died in Meghalaya. According to the National Green Tribunal, illegal, unregulated, and indiscriminate rat hole mining in several areas of the State of Meghalaya has resulted in substantial air, water, and environmental contamination.As …
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The hands-off approach of the Meghalaya government towards the state's rat-hole coal mines is fuelling destruction of forests, farmlands and water sources in the state: say the writers of Rich Lands, Poor People — Is Sustainable Mining Possible? The book was released by Meghalaya governor R S Mooshahary on October 20, 2008.
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The objective of this study was to assess the impact of coal mine drainage on streams of Jaintia hills, Meghalaya, India. The water quality status and microbial distribution and diversity of ...
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NEW DELHI: A single-member committee headed by Justice Brojendra Katakey (retired), appointed by the High Court, has found unabated illegal rat-hole coal mining and its illegal transportation in ...
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The paper appreciates coal mining laws and policies applied by National Green Tribunal to ban traditional, artisanal and rat-hole coal mining in Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya (a state in India) in an ...
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The accident happened despite the fact that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) had banned mining in Meghalaya — particularly 'rat-hole' mining which is a primitive and hazardous method of mining for coal, with tunnels that are only 3-4 feet in diameter. The NGT and anti-mining activists have pointed out that illegal mining of …
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The Meghalaya Mines and Mineral Policy, 2012 is being formulated with a ... 3.1 Coal – Meghalaya coal, which is tertiary coal, is generally sub-bituminous in composition. The …
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In the wake of the accident, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) fined the state government Rs 100 crore for illegal coal mining. Coal stacked up at a mining site in East Jaintia Hills | Praveen Jain | …
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GUWAHATI. A one-member panel appointed by the High Court of Meghalaya to handle coal-related issues has flagged the lack of progress in restoring the environment damaged by rat-hole coal mining in ...
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Shillong: Meghalaya High Court has ordered the immediate transfer of East Jaintia Hills SP Jagpal Dhanoa for his failure to curb illegal coal mining and transportation activities in the district despite being posted since 2021, officials said on Wednesday. Acting Chief Justice HS Thangkhiew and Justice W Diengdoh said an interim report submitted …
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GUWAHATI. Unauthorised transportation of illegally mined coal is continuing in Meghalaya, an interim report submitted by a special panel to the High Court of Meghalaya said.
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Coal mining in Meghalaya is small scale and an unorganized venture controlled by individuals, who own the land. However, collectively coal mining engages thousands of people in mining and mining-related activities spread in wide areas of all three Hills Regions of the State. Limestone mining. Limestone is another abundantly …
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Bans on coal mining have been implemented in two tribal majority states in India's north-east frontier; Nagaland and Meghalaya. In Nagaland the …
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Some mine owners in Jaintia hills have benefited from extensive coal mining on their lands but a large population is suffering from the adverse consequences of mining' (pg 55-56). When a harmful effect of an economic activity spills over to a third party (people not connected or/and benefitted by this activity), it is called as negative ...
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Bans on coal mining have been implemented in two tribal majority states in India's north-east frontier; Nagaland and Meghalaya. In Nagaland the state government imposed the ban in an attempt to capture control of coal extraction and trade, while in Meghalaya India's National Green Commission imposed the ban over concern for the environment and …
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t extensively practiced in most of the districts of Meghalaya, northeast India. As a re. ult, the original lush green landscapes have been transformed into mine spoils. Some of the …
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As noted by O.P. Singh, "coal mining in Meghalaya has benefited the people and the state and has been a means of wealth generation for some people of the coal mining area. ... "Now let us examine the merit of the contentions raised on behalf of some of the applicants and even the State that there are economic interests which need to be ...
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According to the Indian Bureau of Mines the geological reserves of coal in Meghalaya is 460 million tons (IBM, 2005). However, recent explorations and other unofficial sources indicate a total reserve of about 600 million tons. The Jaintia Hills alone have about 40 million tons of coal (Krishnan, 1982).
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Meghalaya revealed that coal mining has an adverse impact on plant species composition. Mining activities pollute the water and air, resulting in the loss of top fertile soil. The loss of soil productivity and ground vegetation signals the impending transition to a desert state. Mining sites are inherently hazardous ...
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Q.Despite a ban, rat-hole mining continues to prevail as an important practice in Meghalaya. What are the issues associated with it? Discuss. (150W) Rat Hole Mining. It is a primitive and hazardous method of mining for coal, with tunnels that are only 3-4 feet in diameter (hence, rat-hole), leading to pits ranging from 5-100 sq. mt deep.
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Rat-hole mining, once used in Meghalaya, was used to rescue 41 workers from the Silkyara tunnel. Despite a 2014 ban, illegal mining and trafficking of coal continues, leading to land degradation, deforestation, and water pollution. Human rights activists flagged the hazards of rat-hole mining two decades ago, with reports estimating…
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The estimated coal resources in Meghalaya, as per Coal Inventory of India published by Geology Survey of India (GSI) as on 01.04.2021 is 576.48 MT. ... In Hill Districts of State …
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The National Green Tribunal banned rat-hole coal mining in Meghalaya in 2014 and 10 years later so-called scientific mining is set to begin in the state. Shylla said that for the past decade ordinary people of East Jaintia Hills have been scraping a living through agriculture or through other means after the coal industry came to a sudden halt.
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Guwahati: Citizens in the coal-rich regions, such as East Jaintia Hills in Meghalaya, are eagerly anticipating the resumption of mining activities, according to Khliehriat MLA and cabinet minister Kyrmen Shylla. The National Green Tribunal's 2014 …
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