Comprehensive analysis of constitutional, legal, and institutional frameworks governing mineral resources
Understanding the foundational legal structures that govern mineral ownership, exploitation, and regulation in India.
Our research examines the constitutional provisions under Entries 23 and 54 of the Seventh Schedule, analyzing the division of powers between the Central and State governments in mineral resource management. We provide detailed analysis of key legislation including the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957, and its amendments.
MMDR Act, 1957
MCR, 1960
Mineral Concession Rules
Evaluating the effectiveness of current mining governance structures and identifying areas for reform.
Our comprehensive analysis covers the auction regime for mineral blocks, the role of the National Mineral Exploration Trust (NMET), and the implementation of the District Mineral Foundation (DMF) for community development.
A comprehensive repository of landmark judicial decisions shaping mineral policy and governance in India.
Our database includes analysis of Supreme Court and High Court judgments on mineral rights, environmental clearances, tribal rights, and regulatory compliance. Each case study provides context, legal analysis, and policy implications.
Analysis of proposed changes to mineral legislation and their constitutional implications.
Download PDFCase studies from major mineral-producing states and recommendations for harmonization.
Download PDFImpact assessment of court decisions on mineral sector reforms.
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