Chennai based Refex Industries Limited has secured a Rs. 300 crores coal mining contract from a large mining entity in Jharkhand. The project covers removal of overburden, excavation, and transportation of coal, scheduled for completion within eight months, with a potential extension of up to four years. The company announced the development through an official filing to the stock exchanges, following SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements. Also Read: Khetan Mining Won Kendadih Mines Contract, HCL to Resume Copper Production After Two Years Contract Marks Strong Expansion in Mining Portfolio According to Refex Industries, the newly awarded contract is a…
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Jharkhand Headlines New Global Race for Rare Minerals: Australia Rises as the World’s ‘Mineral Hub’ A new global battle over rare minerals has intensified as China restricts exports, prompting stronger US–Australia cooperation. During PM Anthony Albanese’s Washington visit, both nations discussed mineral collaboration. Australia’s $4 billion Critical Minerals Strategy promotes local mining and refining of 31 key minerals like lithium and cobalt. Experts, however, warn that large-scale extraction poses severe environmental risks under the guise of green technology. Mehlli Mistry Reappointed as Lifetime Trustee of Tata Trusts Amid Internal Rift Tata Trusts has unanimously reappointed Mehlli Mistry as a lifetime…
The Adani Group has floated a new subsidiary Sultanganj Sabour Road Limited (SSRL) with a specific mandate to construct the 42 Kilometers Ganga Path project connecting Sultanganj, Bhagalpur, and Sabour in Bihar. The project, estimated at Rs. 4450.17 crores, will be executed under the Hybrid Annuity Mode (HAM) of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) framework. Also Read: Bihar Signed Rs. 30,000 Cr PSA with Adani Power for Pirpainti Thermal Plant Dedicated Arm for Bihar Infrastructure Development According to Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), the creation of SSRL marks a strategic move to streamline its operations and strengthen its position in India’s…
The former employees of JMT Limited, now under the ownership of Ramkrishna Forgings Limited (RKFL), have approached the Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) alleging that their long-pending settlement remains unresolved even a year after the acquisition. Around 300 workers, who had served the company for over two to three decades, claimed that their dues, gratuity, and salaries were not paid following the takeover. Also Read: Two Workers Injured in Electrical Flash at Bokaro Steel Plant Repeated Appeals Went Unheard After JMT’s assets were acquired through an NCLT order dated 22nd November 2023, several rounds of meetings took place between the RKFL management…
Civil operations in the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) township at Guwa have come to a complete standstill following the administrative transfer of Civil Engineer and General Manager Sanjay Banerjee. The disruption has affected maintenance, cleanliness, and infrastructure works across the township, leading to growing discontent among residents and employees. Locals alleged that the township development activities have been “entirely paralyzed” and demanded Banerjee’s reinstatement to restore normal functioning. Also Read: New 3.5 Million Tonne Coal Washery to Come Up in Sindri on 61 Acres Land Allotted to SAIL Administrative Shuffle Sparked Discontent Among Locals The civil department reportedly…
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has announced a nationwide contest inviting Indian citizens to design the official logo for the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM). The competition seeks to tap into India’s creative talent to craft a logo that reflects the country’s vision of becoming a global hub for green hydrogen production, usage, and export. The winner will receive a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh, along with a certificate of recognition from the Mission Director. Also Read: Jharkhand Government Launched Green Audit Plan for Sustainable Industrial Growth Logo to Symbolise India’s Clean Energy Vision The logo…
The Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC) has notified a comprehensive set of regulations for determining power distribution tariffs across the State, setting a new benchmark for transparency and accountability in the sector. Published in the State gazette on 16th October 2025, the Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and Conditions for Determination of Distribution Tariff) Regulations, 2025 are expected to reshape the financial and operational framework of all distribution licensees in Jharkhand. Also Read: Governor Administered Oath to Justice Navneet Kumar as JSERC Chairperson Multi-Year Tariff Framework Introduced The new regulations adopt the Multi Year Tariff (MYT) model, replacing…
A major reshuffle is on the cards in the Jharkhand Police as the State Government prepares to promote 16 IPS officers across various ranks. The Police Headquarters has finalized the proposal and forwarded it to the Home Secretary for approval. Once cleared by the Government, an official notification will be issued, paving the way for new appointments in several key positions. Also Read: Major Reshuffle in Jharkhand Police, Key IPS Officers Transferred and Given New Charges Manoj Kaushik to Be Elevated as ADG Senior IPS officer Manoj Kaushik (2001 batch), presently serving as Ranchi Zonal IG and holding additional charge…
Jharkhand Headlines Hindustan Copper Resumes Ore Dispatch from Kendadih Mines After Three Year Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) has resumed copper ore dispatch from its Kendadih Mines in East Singhbhum after a three-year closure due to lease expiry. Operations restarted following lease renewal and state approvals. Around 10,000 tonnes of ore are ready for transport to Musabani concentrator, with full production expected soon—boosting employment, local economy, and state mining revenues. Bokaro Steel Plant Launches Free Coaching for Local Youth Under CSR Initiative Bokaro Steel Plant (BSL) has launched a free coaching programme under its CSR initiative to train 300 local and…
A decade after India became the first country to mandate Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) spending, a new report by Sattva Consulting reveals how the sector has matured into a multi-dimensional, purpose-driven movement that is reshaping corporate India’s approach to social impact. The study, titled “CSR’s Next Act: How the Coming Decade Will Redefine Corporate Impact”, maps major trends shaping the next phase of CSR, from intent-led investments and place based philanthropy to the rise of non-NGO implementation partners. Also Read: Policy Research Missing in India’s CSR Spend, Experts Call for Course Correction According to the report, 4149 companies accounted for…