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SC to hear Rajasthan’s plea on closure of mines today

IndiaTimes Friday, 8 November 2024
The Rajasthan government appealed to the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing regarding the closure of approximately 23,000 mines in the state. The closure follows a National Green Tribunal ruling that mandated environmental clearances for mining leases. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal, which seeks an extension for compliance with environmental regulations.
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Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya Participates in ‘Hamara Samvidhan, Hamara Samman’ Padyatra [Video]

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Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, along with fellow ministers Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Dharmendra Pradhan, participated in the ‘Hamara Samvidhan, Hamara Samman’ padyatra program on November 25. The event marks the 75th anniversary of the Indian Constitution and aims to promote awareness about constitutional rights. Mandaviya also planted saplings to honor the contributions of women members of the Constituent Assembly. The campaign, which has seen regional events like the Bikaner inauguration by the Chief Justice of India, continues to spread awareness about legal rights and constitutional duties. The event also launched the Samvidhan Katta magazine and a special comic book showcasing beneficiaries of legal aid programs. #HamaraSamvidhan #MansukhMandaviya #IndianConstitution #LegalRights #Padyatra #SamvidhanKatta #ConstitutionAwareness #Constitution75 #LegalAid #WomenInConstitution #SaplingPlantation #Bikaner #Rajasthan #JusticeForAll #NyayaBandhu #DISHA #IITGuwahati #TeleLaw ~HT.318~ED.155~GR.124~

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