Section 23C of MMDR : Section 23C: Power Of State Government To Make Rules For Preventing Illegal Mining, Transportation And Storage Of Minerals

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where the government of a state in India has identified a rise in illegal mining activities within its jurisdiction. To tackle this, the State Government decides to exercise its powers under Section 23C of The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957. They issue a notification in the Official Gazette to establish new rules aimed at curbing these activities.

Under these new rules:

• Check-posts are set up at key exit points of mining areas to inspect and verify the minerals being transported, ensuring they are legally acquired and properly documented.
• Weigh-bridges are installed near mining sites to accurately measure the quantity of minerals before they are transported, preventing the over-extracti...

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