'Maharashtra Moves To Simplify Laterite Stone Mining Rules,' Says Minister Yogesh Kadam
Mumbai: Revenue Minister of State Yogesh Kadam has directed officials to take necessary measures to simplify and speed up rules and permission procedures for the laterite stone mining industry, while taking local conditions into consideration. Kadam said the industry should not face unnecessary administrative delays and called for a more transparent, efficient and investor-friendly system to…
Mumbai: State Revenue Minister Yogesh Kadam has ordered officials to streamline the rules and approval processes for the laterite stone mining industry. Kadam emphasized the need for a transparent, efficient and investor-friendly system to avoid unnecessary administrative delays. The industry meeting held at Mantralaya saw participation from the Additional Chief Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and the association president.
Rubal Agarwal took part in the discussion via video conference. Kadam affirmed the government's commitment to supporting the sector, particularly due to its potential for generating local employment and stimulating economic activity. The meeting reviewed various aspects such as permit duration, fees, application procedures, authority powers, permission timelines, licence renewals, land and mineral rights, excavation permissions and material transportation.
Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde highlighted the state's goal to become India's growth engine beyond Mumbai.
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