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He said he would soon write to the top bureaucrat of the state where limestone is being illegally mined to initiate action.Mines secretary Ferro titanium cored wire Factory Balvi-nder Kumar declined to name the state ahead of the completion of surveillance in some other regions, but said the findings echoed a multi-billion-dollar iron ore scam that led to a three-year mining ban and turned India into an importer from a net exporter of the steelmaking commodity. A lot of money is being made there."After covering all the major minerals like iron ore and limestone in the next three months, we will look at sand mining."A Karnataka minister was arrested in 2011 and iron ore mining was banned for three years in the state and in Goa after India’s top court found that fly-by-night operators had profited from a surge in Chinese demand for the iron ore.

The Indian Bureau of Mines is digitising maps of all mines under the purview of the ministry to check — as satellites pass over every 23 days — whether companies are violating rules by mining outside their lease areas.Local media have reported about illegal limestone mining in two of the top producing states — Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat.India will monitor thousands of mines with the help of satellites starting this year, a government official said, after a three-month pilot project found rampant illegal extraction of limestone in a big state.Karnataka, AP, Rajas-than and Gujarat are the country’s top producers of limestone, a raw material for making cement."We suspect that there is rampant illegal mining by the unorganised sector," Mr Kumar said.Gujarat-based Bhaskara-charya Institute for Space Applications and Geoi-nformatics is helping the ministry monitor mineral extraction.Mr Kumar said the scam had crippled India’s steel industry and the government was keen to avoid a repetition.

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The miners from whom the iron ore was being bought are citing the reason that because of court orders mines were closed and supplies were hit. The prices of other materials like coking coal, electrode, coal and refractory are shooting up.A company official said coking coal which was at USD 179 a tonne in the first week of November has reached USD 262 a tonne in international markets. Supply and production of steel, aluminium, cement and captive power producers have been hit due to shortage of railway rakes and this situation needs immediate correction, Jindal said.The government must give priority in providing raw material to those steel companies that are not facing insolvency proceedings and regularly paying interest on debts, he replied to question related to the impact of rising prices of raw materials on his business.

There is also shortage of railway rakes, another company official said.Insolvent firms do not pay any interest, nor are they able to service their debt and such insolvent firms can even sell their items at lower rates, Jindal added."We have to service the debt also.The price hike in January is the third-straight rise since November 2017 when NMDC had fixed the rates of lump ore at Rs 2,300 a tonne and that of fines at Rs 2,060 a tonne.Odisha: The government should ensure that performing steel assets do not High titanium iron Suppliers face any shortage of raw material, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL) chairman Naveen Jindal said. I would say other ministries also, whether it is coal, railways, they must support them (performing companies) by meeting their requirement. It hiked the rate of iron ore fines by Rs 500 to Rs 2,760 per tonne for the month. We are bound to raise the rates," Jindal said.

They have gone up heavily in last two-three months and "(due to it) we have also raised rates.State-run iron ore producer NMDC raised the prices of higher grade iron (lumps) by Rs 500 to Rs 3,100 per tonne for January month."If you don’t meet the requirement if there a shortage then government must supply raw materials on priority basis," he added. There wasnt any other way by which this rise could have been evaded."You see only three private major steel companies have not embarrassed their investors, the rest have been pulled to the NCLT," Jindal told PTI in an interview. In December, 2017, it raised the price of lump ore by Rs 300 a tonne to Rs 2,600 and fines by 200 to Rs 2,260 a tonne. We were bound to pass on the burden."We are taking up this matter with the government that those companies which are giving the interest regularly must get uninterrupted supply of raw materials. He further said that rise in iron prices is very unfortunate.

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