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Top Court Directs Meghalaya to Deposit Rs 100 Cr Fine for Illegal Coal Mining - (03 Jul 2019)

MINES AND MINERALS

Top Court has directed the State Government to deposit the Rs 100 crore fine imposed on it by the NGT for failing to curb illegal coal mining with the Central Pollution Control Board. The Court directed the state administration to hand over the illegally extracted coal to Coal India Limited which will auction it and deposit the funds with the State Government.

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