Goa miners worried as ore prices dip further
LIVE MINT, MUMBAI | 04 December 2015 15:01 IST
When the Supreme Court allowed mines in Goa to reopen after a gap of three years, hopes were high.
Shares of Sesa Sterlite Ltd, the state’s largest miner, rose nearly 5% to close atRs.201.80 on 21 April 2014, the day the mining ban was lifted. CLICK TO READ MORE
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Miners have lots of monies to throw on Football teams, etc. Let them suffer. All mines should be nationalized and the operations taken over by the Govt.
- Kundulal, Goa | 04 th December 2015 19:05
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