Miners should restore ecology, not royalty money: CSE
BUSINESS STANDARD, PANAJI | 18 January 2016 18:09 IST
A green body today said the District Mineral Foundation (DMF) rules by Goa Directorate of Mines recently will not only fall "short" of realising its objectives but can also be "counterproductive".
It said Goa's DMF Rules 2016 do not follow central guidelines and will not meet DMF objectives. CLICK TO READ MORE
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The only solution is now people of Goa should assemble in one place to undertake all legislative work. We should have direct democracy.
- Madhav Bastodker, Ponda | 18 th January 2016 19:59
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