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Uganda: ‘Give Parliament Role in Treaty Signing’

SUBJECT WISE INDEXAdvocateThe Supreme Court vacated a stay order in a 16-year-old criminal appeal as it pulled up the appellant-lawyer for seeking repeated adjournments. Gulshan Bajwa v. Registrar,...

The President should also look into the high cost of the government. If the expenditure is less than the revenue definitely people will live a better life, and this can be achieved with good policies put in place by the government.

India Business News: NEW DELHI: India's hunt for critical minerals overseas has met with some success with Australian authorities identifying at least five mines of lithiu.

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Tata Steel has built an iron ore chest of nearly 600 million tonnes (mt) and will look for more as it prepares for life beyond 2030 when its legacy captive mines come up for auction. The lease for four of its existing iron ore mines -- Joda East, Noamundi, Katamati, and Khondbond -- that feed the domestic operation with low-cost iron ore is going to expire in 2030, following changes in mining regulations. The year will also coincide with Tata Steels ambitious target of doubling steelmaking capac...

Recently, on July 26, 2023, the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2023 was presented in the Lok Sabha. Let us learn about the bill better.

How Moving The Monsoon Session Of Parliament Was

Dive deep into our special edition on major Bills passed by the Parliament during this Monsoon Session.

Around 56 per cent of the bills introduced in this session were passed by both houses; on average, a bill introduced was passed within eight days