Tuesday, September 17, 2024
spot_img

State collects Rs 6.2 crore as royalty from coal

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

SHILLONG, March 14: The state government has collected a royalty amount of Rs 6,29,11,794 from the transportation of coal in Meghalaya from January 1 to February 8 this year, while making it clear that there is no information available if any staff of the Directorate of Mineral Resources (DMR) had detected any fake challan for the transportation of coal. This was revealed by an RTI application.
It was also revealed that some of the owners, who were given the mineral transport challan for transportation of coal during the same period, were M/s Greenfield, M/s Atlas Ventures, lakmenlang War, Teilang Pde, Ready Sutnga, Kenton Ventures, Six Brothers Enterprise, Ruthina D.Marak, Bimora Hahshah, John Lucky Mangkara L.Nonglait, Ilinda Marbaniang, Sangliana Mylliemngap, Chrispin Sangriang, Rishan Diengdoh, Elizabeth Syiemlieh, Kenny D.Kharkongor, Kevin Maskell Majaw, Phyllabok Syiemlieh, D.L. Firm, Michael Iacais, Johanan Lambert Chyne Mylliem, Eveline Wahlang M/s E.R. Enterprises.
The RTI further revealed that 4,422 mineral transport challan were issued to one Dominic Myrthong for the transportation of coal from the date of ban on the rat-hole coal mining by the NGT.
It was also informed that a royalty amount of Rs 10, 05, 750 was paid by Myrthong to the office of the DMR on December 12, 2023.

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

PM Modi travels in Ahmedabad Metro after inaugurating 2nd phase

Ahmedabad, Sep 16: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated the 20.8 km long Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project...

Iran one of the foremost executioners of women globally, say foreign ministers in joint statement

London, Sep 16: Women and girls continue to face severe repression in Iran, the Secretary of State of...

RG Kar protests: Junior doctors delegation, CM begin talks after govt allows transcription of proceedings

Kolkata, Sep 16:  After several abortive attempts, the meeting between Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and a delegation of...

Road accidents in Uganda kill over 230 schoolchildren in nine months: Police

Kampala, Sep 16: A total of 239 schoolchildren have been killed in road accidents in the past nine...