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Rajasthan's 7-Day Crackdown: 552 Actions, 17 Arrests

Rajasthan government intensifies its crackdown on illegal mining, taking 552 enforcement actions in a week. 17 arrests made, over 500 vehicles seized, and Rs 2.88 crore fines recovered. Read the full report.

265g Brown Sugar Seized, 3 Held in Bhubaneswar Drug Bust

Odisha excise officials arrested three individuals and seized 265 grams of brown sugar in Bhubaneswar's Forest Park area. The accused were produced in court following a targeted anti-drug operation. Read the full details.

Illegal Mining Puts Anandpur Sahib Bridge at Risk

Rampant illegal mining near the Sutlej river is endangering a crucial bridge in Anandpur Sahib. The Mining Department has filed a police complaint. Read about the threats and official response.

Odisha Mining Expo 2026 to Host 250+ Exhibitors in Jan

The 4th Odisha Mining & Infrastructure Expo 2026, from Jan 8-11 in Bhubaneswar, will feature 250+ exhibitors and 20,000+ visitors. Discover cutting-edge tech and sustainable practices shaping the future of mining.

Happy Streets Debuts in Bellandur This Sunday

The Times of India's Happy Streets launches its 2026 edition in Bellandur this Sunday. Join for yoga, Zumba, music, and dance on Doddakannelli Main Road. Start your year with fitness and fun!

Aravalli Mining Ban: 1200+ Leases Already Active

The Centre's new ban on mining leases in the Aravallis faces criticism as over 1,200 existing leases cover 174 sq km. Experts warn of irreversible environmental damage. Read the full analysis.

1,230+ Disputed Mining Leases in Rajasthan Aravalis

More than 1,230 contested mining leases, covering 17,393 hectares, persist in Rajasthan's Aravali hills despite a central ban on new leases. Explore the environmental impact and district-wise data.

Illegal mining crackdown in East Singhbhum, Seraikela

East Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan authorities intensify action against illegal sand and stone mining. 9 vehicles seized, 10 boats destroyed, and 15,000 CFT of sand confiscated. DC issues show-cause notices to officials.

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