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Tamil Nadu assembly condemns centre over tungsten mining rights allocation
The Business Guardian
|December 10, 2024
Tamil Nadu Water Resource Minister Duraimurugan on Monday moved a resolution in the State Assembly condemning the Union Government's decision to grant tungsten mining rights to Hindustan Zinc Limited in Madurai district.

The Union Government has granted tungsten mining rights to Hindustan Zinc Limited to set up a Tungsten Mineral Mine in Nayakkarpatti Village, Melur Taluk, Madurai District, said the Minister.
"It is condemnable that despite the concerns raised by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 3.10.2023 to the Union Government not to auction the mining rights for such critical and strategic minerals without the permission of the State Government, the Union Government disregarded this objection and has proceeded with the auction," Duraimurugan said.
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