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India Mining Bill Welcomes Precious Metal Exploration Companies
Posted on October 10, 2011 | No CommentsThe mining bill the Indian Cabinet is considering includes provisions that will allow large foreign players to invest in the exploration of minerals. Under the Indian definition, this includes precious metals such as gold, silver and diamonds. Historically, large exploration companies have been unable to mine in India without guaranteeing that it will invest in exploration for a minimum period...



