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Supreme Court adjourns final hearing on Vedanta Alumina case to April 9
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The Supreme Court on Monday adjourned its final hearing on bauxite mining by the Vedanta Alumina at Niyamgiri hills to April 9 due to paucity of time.
The State Government had also sought more time to present its case before the Supreme Court. Union Minister of Jairam Ramesh had withdrawn clearance for the Stage II expansion project of the company at Lanjigarh and banned mining of bauxite by Vedant Alumina on August, 2010 on grounds that it was violating the provisions of the Forest and Environmental laws.
The State Government had also sought more time to present its case before the Supreme Court. Union Minister of Jairam Ramesh had withdrawn clearance for the Stage II expansion project of the company at Lanjigarh and banned mining of bauxite by Vedant Alumina on August, 2010 on grounds that it was violating the provisions of the Forest and Environmental laws.
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