Bhubaneswar: Taking strong exception to the non-deposit of penalty by some mine lessees, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Odisha government to collect the penalty from these default lessees with interest.
The apex court, in a special directive has asked the Industrial Development Corporation of Odisha (Idcol), to collect the penalty from the default mine lessees with 12 percent interest if they have not deposited the penalty in a specified time frame.
It also asked the state government to continue its efforts in the collection of penalty from other default mine lessees and take necessary steps to confiscate their property in case of non-payment of penalty.
Notably, the apex court on August 2 had imposed a penalty on 152 iron ore and manganese lessees in the state for illegal mining after they were found to have conducted operations without forest and environment clearances between 2000 and 2011.
New York: Ahead of Christmas, stranded NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore turned Santa…
Hyderabad: There’s no respite for BRS leader KT Rama Rao (KTR) in the case linked…
Sambalpur: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Sambalpur in Odisha has announced changes in…
Mumbai: Arjun Kapoor, who broke up with girlfriend Malaika Arora, impressed movie buffs and critics…
Mumbai: ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’ actor Varun Dhawan, who has been in the industry for a…
New Delhi: Delhi Police on Friday transferred the FIR filed against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi…
This website uses cookies.