Goa Govt to plead with Centre for 0% export duty on iron ore
ECONOMIC TIMES, PANAJI | 09 January 2016 20:23 IST
Goa government today said it will take up the issue of slashing export duty on iron ore to facilitate the exports with the Centre.
"We will look into the matter by taking up the issue with the Union Mines Ministry," state Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar told reporters today. CLICK TO READ MORE
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