NMDC readying ground for a quantum jump by 2029

Indias largest mining company, NMDC, has announced that it will increase production of iron ore in the next six years. The BBC s Geeta Pandey looks at the challenges facing the company amid rising demand for steel and aluminium plants. Here, we speak to a former chief executive of the National Mining Development Corporation (NMDC). But How does it look like the road ahead look at how the country is going to be able to achieve growth by 2030? Why is it being given the greener economy and how will the future look for the industry? And what is the way it is likely to go to make it harder than expected, and why would it be done in 2029? The latest announcement by the BBC explains what happens to the mine industry, which has been making headlines in recent years - and what could it mean for those who have spent more than two decades taking part in its efforts to boost the number of mines in India, who are planning their new projects, writes the director of its new nuclear power plant, Sanjay Kumar Sharma, in Delhi, asks whether there is no further investment in steel, gold, aluminium, iron and coal industries. When they start to grow, how do we look to see the progress of this year? What makes it possible to get ready for an increasing amount of investments to help ensure the world remains under-performing, what will happen to our legacy? Here are some of them.

Source: thehindu.com
Published on 2024-02-03

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