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Rajasthan moves SC to prevent closure of 23,000 mines

IndiaTimes Friday, 8 November 2024
The Rajasthan government has appealed to the Supreme Court to prevent the closure of approximately 23,000 mines. The closure, ordered by the National Green Tribunal, is due to a lack of reappraisal by state environmental authorities. The state government argues that the closures will lead to unemployment and economic disruption.
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