Govt unveils rules for offshore minerals ahead of auctions
Business Standard|June 18, 2024
In a bid to kick-start the nation's offshore mineral auctions, the Centre has introduced the Offshore Areas (Existence of Mineral Resources) Rules, 2024.
NITIN KUMAR

This comprehensive regulatory framework mandates rigorous exploration standards to ensure accurate assessment and sustainable development of offshore mineral resources.

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