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The Mines Act, 1952

The Mines Act, 1952 regulates the working conditions in mines and provides for the health, safety, and welfare of workers.

"Mines Working Conditions Health Safety Welfare Machinery Occupational Diseases Inspectors"

Summary

The Mines Act, 1952 is a comprehensive legislation that aims to regulate the working conditions in mines and provide for the health, safety, and welfare of workers. It applies to all mines in India, whether underground or open-cast, and covers all aspects of mining operations, including the use of machinery, ventilation, lighting, and sanitation facilities. The Act lays down the duties of mine owners, managers, and workers, and specifies the measures that need to be taken to prevent accidents and occupational diseases. It also provides for the appointment of inspectors to enforce compliance with its provisions.

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1 Section 1: Short Title, Extent And Commencement Open
2 Section 2: Definitions Open
3 Section 3: Act Not To Apply In Certain Cases Open
4 Section 4: References To Time Of Day Open
5 Section 5: Chief Inspector And Inspectors Open
6 Section 6: Functions Of Inspectors Open
7 Section 7: Powers Of Inspectors Of Mines Open
8 Section 8: Powers Of Special Officer To Enter, Measure, Etc Open
9 Section 9: Facilities To Be Afforded To Inspectors Open
10 Section 9A: Facilities To Be Provided For Occupational Health Survey Open
11 Section 10: Secrecy Of Information Obtained Open
12 Section 11: Certifying Surgeons Open
13 Section 12: Committees Open
14 Section 13: Functions Of The Committee Open
15 Section 14: Powers, Etc, Of The Committees Open
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