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Mining lease row: SC allows appeals of Jharkhand govt, Hemant Soren

Mining lease row: SC allows appeals of Jharkhand govt, Hemant Soren; set aside HC order

The JMM leader has been accused of granting himself a mining lease as the state's mining minister.

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the appeals of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren and the state government against a high court order accepting the maintainability of PILs for a probe in the mining lease issue. It also set aside the Jharkhand High Court's June 3 order.
The JMM leader has been accused of granting himself a mining lease as the state's mining minister.
&ldquo;We have allowed these two appeals and have set aside the June 3, 2022 order passed by the Jharkhand High Court, holding that these PILs were not maintainable,&rdquo; the bench said.
A bench of Justices U U Lalit, S R Bhat and Sudhanshu Dhulia had reserved its judgement on August 17 on separate pleas of the Jharkhand government and Soren against the high court&rsquo;s order that accepted the maintainability of the PILs.
The apex court had earlier restrained the high court from proceedings with the PILs seeking a probe against Soren in the mining lease issue.
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As many as 15 diamonds were mined by people in the last two days in the shallow mines of Panna in Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Friday.
The stones collectively weigh a total of 35.86 carat and will fetch around Rs 1 crore during the official auction, he said.
Prakash Majumdar, a labourer, found a diamond weighing 3.64 carat at Jaruapar mines on Wednesday, mining department inspector Anupam Singh said.
Similarly, Kallu Sonkar extracted a 6.81 carat diamond, Rajesh Jain 2.28 carats, Rahul Agrawal 4.32 carats and Rajabai Raikwar 1.77 carat stones from the mines in Krishnakalyanpur Pati, he said.
At least 10 diamonds of varying weights were extracted from the shallow mines of Krishnakalyanpur Pati on Thursday, the official said.
Dukman Ahirwar became the luckiest miner, as he found six diamonds weighing about 2.46 carats, he said.
Similarly, Ashok Khare extracted two diamonds of 6.37 carats, while Jagan Jadia found a stone weighing 4.74 carats and Lakhan Kevat 3.47 carats, the official said.
The precious stones were deposited with the Diamond Office and will be auctioned from October 18 onwards, he said.
The raw diamonds will be auctioned and the proceeds after deduction of the government royalty and taxes will go to the people who found the stones, the official said.

Early Diwali for labourers in MP's Panna after 15 diamonds weighing 35.86 carats mined in 2 days

The precious stones were deposited with the Diamond Office and will be auctioned from October 18 onwards, he said.

As many as 15 diamonds were mined by people in the last two days in the shallow mines of Panna in Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Friday.
The stones collectively weigh a total of 35.86 carat and will fetch around Rs 1 crore during the official auction, he said.
Prakash Majumdar, a labourer, found a diamond weighing 3.64 carat at Jaruapar mines on Wednesday, mining department inspector Anupam Singh said.
Similarly, Kallu Sonkar extracted a 6.81 carat diamond, Rajesh Jain 2.28 carats, Rahul Agrawal 4.32 carats and Rajabai Raikwar 1.77 carat stones from the mines in Krishnakalyanpur Pati, he said.
At least 10 diamonds of varying weights were extracted from the shallow mines of Krishnakalyanpur Pati on Thursday, the official said.
Dukman Ahirwar became the luckiest miner, as he found six diamonds weighing about 2.46 carats, he said.
Similarly, Ashok Khare extracted two diamonds of 6.37 carats, while Jagan Jadia found a stone weighing 4.74 carats and Lakhan Kevat 3.47 carats, the official said.
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The precious stones were deposited with the Diamond Office and will be auctioned from October 18 onwards, he said.
The raw diamonds will be auctioned and the proceeds after deduction of the government royalty and taxes will go to the people who found the stones, the official said.

Amid reports of disqualification as an MLA by Election Commission, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren has said he hasn't been informed by the poll body in the matter. He accused the BJP of 'recommending his disqualification as an MLA'. 
"Seema liks BJP leaders includign an MP and his puppet journalists have themselves drafted ECI report, which is ususally a sealed report," Soren said in a statement
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey earlier in the day demanded mid-term polls claiming that EC has written to Governor Ramesh Bais suggesting disqualification of CM Hemant Soren from the Jharkhand Assembly. "There should be polls in all 81 constituencies on moral grounds," the MP demanded
Quoting sources, news agency ANI reported that Jharkhand Raj Bhavan has received EC's word on CM in connection with 'office of profit' matter.
Earlier Governor Bias had reportedly sought ECI's opinion following complaint by the Opposition BJP in connection with mining lease case. The saffron party had alleged that Soren holds an office-of-profit by getting a stone chips mining lease in his name.
Meanwhile, the political temperature continues to simmer in the state  as the ruling JMM-Congress-RJD alliance and the opposition BJP keenly waits for Governor Ramesh Bais to return to the state and inform them about the Election Commission’s opinion on a plea seeking Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s disqualification as an MLA for allegedly violating electoral law

Jharkhand: EC recommends Hemant Soren's disqualification as MLA, CM blames BJP

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey earlier in the day demanded mid-term polls claiming that EC has written to Governor Ramesh Bais suggesting CM Soren's disqualification.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey earlier in the day demanded mid-term polls claiming that EC has written to Governor Ramesh Bais suggesting CM Soren's disqualification.

Amid reports of disqualification as an MLA by Election Commission, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren said he hasn't been informed by the poll body in the matter. He accused the BJP of 'recommending his disqualification as an MLA'.&nbsp;
The saffron party had alleged that Soren holds an office-of-profit by getting a stone chips mining lease in his name.&nbsp;
"Seems liks BJP leaders including an MP and his puppet journalists have themselves drafted ECI report, which is ususally a sealed report," Soren said in a statement BJP MP Nishikant Dubey earlier in the day demanded mid-term polls claiming that EC has written to Governor Ramesh Bais suggesting disqualification of CM Hemant Soren from the Jharkhand Assembly. "There should be polls in all 81 constituencies on moral grounds," the MP demanded. Quoting sources, news agency ANI reported that Jharkhand Raj Bhavan has received EC's word on the Chief Minister in connection with 'office of profit' matter.
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Earlier, Governor Bias had reportedly sought ECI's opinion following complaint by the opposition BJP in connection with mining lease case. The party had alleged violation of Section 9A of Representation of the People Act in the case.
Meanwhile, the political temperature continues to simmer in the state &nbsp;as the ruling JMM-Congress-RJD alliance and the opposition BJP keenly waits for Governor Ramesh Bais to return to the state and inform them about the Election Commission&rsquo;s opinion on a plea seeking Chief Minister Hemant Soren&rsquo;s disqualification as an MLA for allegedly violating electoral law

The truck driver accused of mowing down a Haryana DSP who was probing an illegal mining case has been arrested by the police in Rajasthan
Tauru DSP Surendra Singh probing illegal stone-mining was killed Tuesday when a truck he had signalled to stop in Haryana’s Nuh district drove into him. The DSP had gone to Pachgaon near Tauru to conduct raids against illegal mining in Aravalli hills.
Hours after the officer’s death, police arrested truck’s cleaner Ikkar after being shot at and injured during an encounter with them.

Truck driver accused of running over Haryana DSP arrested

The truck driver accused of mowing down a Haryana DSP who was probing an illegal mining case has been arrested by the police in Rajasthan

Hours after the officer&rsquo;s death, police arrested truck&rsquo;s cleaner Ikkar after being shot at and injured during an encounter with them.

The truck driver accused of mowing down a Haryana DSP who was probing an illegal mining case has been arrested by the police in Rajasthan
Tauru DSP Surendra Singh probing illegal stone-mining was killed Tuesday when a truck he had signalled to stop in Haryana&rsquo;s Nuh district drove into him. The DSP had gone to Pachgaon near Tauru to conduct raids against illegal mining in Aravalli hills.
Hours after the officer&rsquo;s death, police arrested truck&rsquo;s cleaner Ikkar after being shot at and injured during an encounter with them.

A deputy superintendent of police Surendra Singh investigating illegal stone-mining was killed when a truck he had signalled to stop in Haryana’s Nuh district drove into him, officials said.

Haryana police officer Surendra Singh tries to stop illegal mining, run over by truck 

Haryana police officer tries to stop illegal mining, run over by truck 

The officer&rsquo;s gunman and his driver jumped aside to safety, but the DSP was hit.

A deputy superintendent of police investigating illegal stone-mining was killed when a truck he had signalled to stop in Haryana&rsquo;s Nuh district drove into him, officials said.
Tauru DSP Surendra Singh had signalled a dumper-truck to a halt to check documents. But the driver sped on, running over him.
The officer&rsquo;s gunman and his driver jumped aside to safety, but the DSP was hit.
He was rushed to hospital where doctors declared him dead, police said.&nbsp;
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Amid rising tension between USA and Russia over the Ukraine war, the American Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Beijing and Moscow are trying to "undercut" Washington in the space sector to gain military and economic advantage.
The DIA released a report titled "Challenges in Security in Space Report - 2022", spelling out the ways in which China and Russia are trying to overtake the US.
 
Dr John Huth, DIA Defense Intelligence Officer for Space and Counterspace, said, "Russia and China are our primary strategic competitors are taking steps to undercut the United States and our allies in the space domain. Both nations view space as a requirement for winning modern wars, especially against Western nations, and look to prove themselves as world leaders."
 
Kevin Ryder, DIA Senior Defense Intelligence Officer for Space and Counterspace, said "Both nations (Russia, China) seek to broaden their space exploration initiatives, together and individually, with plans to explore the Moon and Mars during the next 30 years. And if successful, these efforts will likely lead to attempts by Beijing and Moscow to exploit the Moon's natural resources. China has launched a robotic lander and rover to the far side of the moon and an orbiter lander and rover in one mission to Mars. It has also launched multiple missiles capable of destroying satellites and deploying mobile jammers to deny satellite communications and GPS. Moscow, on the other hand, has developed a suite of counter space weapons capabilities, including electronic warfare, to deny, degrade and disrupt communications and to deny the use of space-based imagery. Russia is also developing a mobile missile that is able to destroy satellites, and crewed space vehicles."

Capture, mine Moon for minerals: Russia, China's plan for space dominance? What US spies said

China and Russia are planning to capture the Moon's natural resources? Watch what US spies said on Beijing and Moscow's plans to overtake USA in the space sector to establish military dominance.

Capture, mine the Moon for minerals: Russia, China's plan for space dominance? What US spies said

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(1:15 - 1:19) TRANSLATION - ...will likely lead to attempts by Beijing and Moscow to exploit the Moon's natural resources.
 CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - PUTIN, XI WANT TO CAPTURE THE MOON?
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 (2:11 - 2:20) TRANSLATION - It (China) has also launched multiple missiles capable of destroying satellites and deploying mobile jammers to deny satellite communications and GPS.
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&nbsp; CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - MISSILES TO HIT WESTERN SATELLITES?
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(0:16 - 0:22) TRANSLATION -&nbsp;Both nations (Russia, China) view space as a requirement for winning modern wars, especially against Western nations.
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CHAPTER PLATE TEXT - WEAPONISING SPACE, STEP TOWARDS WAR?
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 VO: Amid rising tension between USA and Russia over the Ukraine war, the American Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Beijing and Moscow are trying to "undercut" Washington in the space sector to gain military and economic advantage. The DIA released a report titled "Challenges in Security in Space Report - 2022", spelling out the ways in which China and Russia are trying to overtake the US.
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 BYTE DR JOHN HUTH, D.I.A. DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER FOR SPACE &amp; COUNTERSPACE https://bit.ly/37KdvQW (0:08 - 0:25) WASHINGTON, DC, USA 12 APRIL 2022
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 BYTE KEVIN RYDER,&nbsp;D.I.A. SENIOR DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER FOR SPACE &amp; COUNTERSPACE https://bit.ly/37KdvQW (0:58 - 1:20, 1:27 - 1:53, 2:00 - 2:44) WASHINGTON, DC, USA
12 APRIL 2022
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CAPTIONS US agency's warning on space warfare Russia, China trying to undercut US: DIA Russia, China want to mine Moon: DIA They see space as factor in winning war: DIA

<div>The US Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Beijing and Moscow are trying to "undercut" Washington in the space sector to gain military and economic advantage.</div>

Amid rising tension between USA and Russia over the Ukraine war, the American Defense Intelligence Agency warned that Beijing and Moscow are trying to "undercut" Washington in the space sector to gain military and economic advantage.
The DIA released a report titled "Challenges in Security in Space Report - 2022", spelling out the ways in which China and Russia are trying to overtake the US.
Dr John Huth, DIA Defense Intelligence Officer for Space and Counterspace, said, "Russia and China are our primary strategic competitors are taking steps to undercut the United States and our allies in the space domain. Both nations view space as a requirement for winning modern wars, especially against Western nations, and look to prove themselves as world leaders."
Kevin Ryder,&nbsp;DIA Senior Defense Intelligence Officer for Space and Counterspace, said&nbsp;"Both nations (Russia, China) seek to broaden their space exploration initiatives, together and individually, with plans to explore the Moon and Mars during the next 30 years. And if successful, these efforts will likely lead to attempts by Beijing and Moscow to exploit the Moon's natural resources.
China has launched a robotic lander and rover to the far side of the moon and an orbiter lander and rover in one mission to Mars. It has also launched multiple missiles capable of destroying satellites and deploying mobile jammers to deny satellite communications and GPS.
Moscow, on the other hand, has developed a suite of counter space weapons capabilities, including electronic warfare, to deny, degrade and disrupt communications and to deny the use of space-based imagery. Russia is also developing a mobile missile that is able to destroy satellites, and crewed space vehicles."

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