Santosh Hegde advocates ban on mineral export
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Santosh Hegde advocates ban on mineral export

Last Updated: Wednesday, November 09, 2011, 21:54
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Bhubaneswar: Former Karnataka Lokayukta Justice N Santosh Hegde on Wednesday called for a ban on the export of iron ore for stopping illegal mining in the country.

"There is a way to stop illegal mining activities, if the Centre bans export of iron ore," Hegde told a local television channel.

Hegde, who was here to attend a function, said that the companies engaged in manufacturing and commit to make value addition should only be given mining lease.

"If you do not give trading license, then there will be no excess mining," he said.

Steel companies should be allowed to take required mineral for their capitive use, he said.

While addressing a function, Hegde alleged "the PM has used several forums to express intention to get rid of corruption, but action is missing."

Stating that the entire country was waiting to know what action the government would take on the Jan Lokpal Bill, Hegde said "It is necessary to strike at the root that breeds dishonest practices."

PTI

First Published: Wednesday, November 09, 2011, 21:54

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Goan - Goa
Compensation should be given to each Goan Family for Cutting Goans Hills and Tress, For Spoiling Goans Health, For Destroying Goans Beautiful Goa, For making Goans Water and Air polluted! Restore GOA as it was before or give Compensation to all Goans. BAN MINING IN GOA PERMANENTLY!
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suman - karnataka
Corruption is rooted in the minds of Indians. We take money to cast vote, we bribe train TTEs to get a seat, taking and giving bribe has become a way of life in India. Along with Jan Lokpal bill we need to have a curriculum in school wherein children are taught about the neccessity and means to achieve a corruption free society.
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suman - karnataka
Corruption is rooted in the minds of Indians. We take money to cast vote, we bribe train TTEs to get a seat, taking and giving bribe has become a way of life in India. Along with Jan Lokpal bill we need to have a curriculum in school wherein children are taught about the neccessity and means to achieve a corruption free society.