Coal, the backbone of India resource

India’s Corporate Affairs Ministry has raised the red flag to several provisions in the Mines and Mineral Development and Regulation (MMDR) Bill. The law aims to increase the benefits from mining to rural and indigenous communities and, will force miners to share 26% of their profits with the local communities where they operate.

The Ministry has argued that LLPs were a new form of business entity and widely accepted globally, particularly for high risk, long-gestation investments like in the mining sector. The MMDR Bill, which seeks to replace a 54-year-old law governing the minerals and mining sectors, provided for mandatory sharing with the local population surrounding the mining site of 26% of profits and 100% equivalent of royalty payable.

Although the country has said it wants to increase renewable-energy generation, coal remains the backbone of energy supply and economic growth in the populous nation.

Clearly, there is huge potential here for new projects and for modernization, mechanization, scientific management and downstream activities on the processing, environment and energy efficiency side. There is no doubt that the potential for exploration and exploitation of all kinds of mineral resources is very large. So how to explore the resource efficiently becomes the key point.

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