Hyderabad
The Mining Engineers Association of India (MEAI), Hyderabad Chapter successfully concluded the two -day national conference on ‘Mining the Minerals: Wayward Towards self -reliant developed India 2047’. On the second day of the conference, the mining sector, its future policies and important issues related to technological progress were discussed.
The concluding session was chaired by Mr. V. Suresh, Director (Commerce) NMDC Limited, who was the chief guest on the occasion.
Mr. N. Balaram, Chairman and Managing Director, SCCL was a honored guest. Other specific people present Mr. B.K. Vishwanath,
IRSS, Chief Vigilance Officer, NMDC Limited; Mr. B. Surendra Mohan, former CMD, NLC India
Limited; Mr. A. Of. Shukla, former CMD, HCL; And Mr. P.K. Satpathy, former Director (Production), NMDC Limited
Contributed to discussion on mining innovation, health and policy reforms.
Starting the second day of the conference, the impact of the MMDR Act, amendment in royalty structures, mining of small minerals and
Expert reforms affecting the future of the industry were accompanied by expert discussions. Eminent speakers regulatory structures
Carryed the important ideas on the intervention required to promote legal and economic impacts and development of.
In the technical sessions, obtaining manganese and bauxite from waste or lower-grain ores, lower-line iron ore
Ammonia focused on progress in benefications and healthy mining methods. Industry experts minerals
Shared his views on innovations that bring efficiency and stability in processing.
Mr. Vinay Kumar, Director (Technical), NMDC Limited and Chairman, MEAI Hyderabad Chapter
It is mentioned in that, “Today we have gathered here at the conclusion of this remarkable national conference. On this occasion I am before you
I am warmly grateful and 6 amazing. In the last one and a half days, we have held intensive discussions, shared transformational ideas,
And developed India collectively imagined the future of India’s mining sector for developed India.
India is moving towards the 100th year of its independence in 2047. At such a time to increase self -reliance and economic growth
The mining sector will play an important role. In the inaugural session of the conference, the leading personalities of the industry made policy reforms, investigation
Emphasizing the need to attract the need to increase, durable mining, disaccination, skill development and youth talent
Made a strong base of the conference. Although India has been a pioneer in bulk minerals for a long time, our focus is now
Important and secondary minerals should be extended, where we lag behind many global economies. Remove this difference
Getting real mineral protection will remain a challenge.
The MEAI conference emphasized industry-wide major points, such as policy reforms, dearbonization, automation and
The requirement of AI-operated mining technologies. An important point was the effect of “greenflation” – change in green energy
How strategic we have to maintain balance between the rising prices of commodity – and the balance between the health and strength
Should adopt. We can not only react to these challenges but ensure us economic competition
Global change should be actively led towards the healthy mining practices. ”
Addressing the conference, Shri V Suresh, Director (Commerce) NMDC Limited said, “India’s mining sector economic
It is the backbone of progress and it will be very important in achieving the India target developed by 2047. Sustainable mining, technology
Innovation, skill development, policy reform and global partnership will define the future of the industry. Our collective effort
Will make the mining sector self -reliant and environmentally responsible. “
Mr. N Balaram, Chairman and Managing Director, SCCL commented on the conference, ”of national progress
India’s mining industry must develop with innovation and sustainable policies to support. On imports
It is important to empower domestic mining capabilities to reduce dependence and promote economic strength. ”
Former Director (Production) of NMDC Limited, Mr. P.K. Satpathy said, “Development of industrial and infrastructure of India
The role of mining in ensuring can be underestimated. To advanced technology and responsible resource practices
By integrating, we can also unlock new opportunities in the critical mining sector. ”
Former HCL CMD Mr. A. Of. Shukla said, “Future mining includes not only technical enhancement, but also
Environmental responsibility and social commitment also focus on. We get global benchmark in sustainability
Work should be done towards doing.
Former CMD of NLC India Limited Mr. B. A very relevant topic while addressing Surendra Mohan Sabha and
Congratulations to MEAI for taking the initiative to organize a national seminar with a very right time.
The program concluded with an honor ceremony in appreciation of the contribution of prominent professionals in the mining sector, innovation
And his role in advancing sustainable practices was recognized. On the second day of the event, MEAI Hyderabad
Chapter posthumously honored late SK Verma of NMDC Limited DIOM Complex Project
be provided. Also Mr. P.K. Satpathy, former director (production) of NMDC; Mr. A. Of. Shukla, former president and management
Director (CMD), Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL), Mr. B.K. Ram Mohan, Former Regional Mines Controller, Bangalore Region, Indian
Mines Bureau; Mr. V Balakoti Reddy, Director BGR Mining and Infra Limited to his invaluable contribution to the mining industry
Honored for
Addressing the gathering on the first day of the program, Mr. Joydeep Dasgupta, Director (Production) NMDC Limited
It emphasized that, “The mining industry is the basic part of national progress, which is playing an important role in economic development. Knowledge
The efforts of Hyderabad Chapter in bringing the industry veterans together are commendable for the exchange of. In NMDC,
We are committed to expand the mining capability, ensuring environmentally friendly and durable operations. Mining area
Encouraging young talent to join is important for the future development of India.
Dr. SK Sinha, Khan Scheme Head and ISO chief NMDC Limited presented a brief report of the national seminar
And some of the major points obtained from the national seminar for future mining in India are as follows: –
1. Sastir mining activities
Currently the most effective subject of the mining sector is the healthy. We remove valuable minerals from the earth, similarly we
One has to be conscious about the environmental impact. The future of mining should be based on activities that
Promote ecological balance and reduce erosion. Like automation, artificial intelligence and data analytics
State -of -the -art techniques
Applying to it will help us to reduce waste and energy consumption and improve efficiency. We have minely land
Recovery and rehabilitation should also prioritize and ensure that water and air quality standards
To be completed.
2. Technological Innovation and Research
India is trying to become a global leader in mining. In such a situation, we should focus on innovation. India
Auto -like automation, AI, Machine Learning and Robotics to improve the mining work of mining work
Modern techniques should be adopted. With progress in investigation techniques, we are unused minerals including rare elements of the Earth
Can unlock the reserves, which are important for green technologies and electronic goods. Research and development
By investing in, we can present new methods to extract minerals more efficiently and with low environmental effects.
3. Development of skilled workforce
No area can flourish without skilled human capital. When we look at a developed India, we have our mining
There is a need to invest in skill development and training programs for the workforce. Modern mining to the next generation
The management of functions and equipped with the required knowledge and skills to implement the latest techniques involves. India
World class training institutes should be established and allied with international companies so that it should
It can be ensured that the workforce is not only ready for the job, but also for the future.
4. Policy reform and regulatory framework
A clear and auxiliary policy environment is necessary to promote development in the mining sector. National Mineral Policy,
The purpose of which is to resolve regulatory challenges and encourage responsible mining, an important step.
However, to simplify the licensing process, increase transparency and ensure proper distribution of mineral resources
And reforms are required. A stable and transparent regulatory structure will provide more confidence to investors and mining
Will promote private sector participation in the industry. Additionally, we should ensure that from mining activities
Local communities with special attention to land rights, environmental protection measures and corporate social responsibility
Be profitable.
5. Global Partnership and Business
Moving towards 2047, India’s mining sector will have to strengthen its global partnership. The world is more mutual now
It is becoming dependent, and the demand for our mineral resources in industries like electronics, renewable energy and infrastructure
Will remain at a higher level. By promoting international cooperation, India can increase its reach in global markets, strategic
Minerals can develop reserves and attract foreign investment in the mining sector. Our business relations
Types should be developed that India becomes not only minerals but also a major supplier of mining expertise and technology
Could
Minerals are not just raw materials; They are the creation blocks of our future economy. Whether it is a steel industry, which is basic
Strength of structure, the energy sector, which is leading towards renewable energy, or technology industry, which is of the Earth
Depending on rare minerals, mining has a direct connection with every aspect of modern life. For developed India, we
It has to be ensured that our mining sector contributes to the development of the nation in a balanced and continuous manner. On the above mentioned areas
By focusing, we promote economic growth, employment generation, ensure energy security and a clean, green future
Will be able to promote.
India’s commitment to obtain pure zero emissions by 2070 declared in COP26, more importance of healthy mining
Underlines Essential minerals for clean energy technologies such as lithium, cobalt and nickel or
Copper and aluminum for electrical infrastructure- Source responsibly to support our green goals
Should go.
Discussions and insight collected during the conference has given core mining practices, technological innovation, workforce development, policy
Highlight the importance of reforms and global cooperation. Responding resource management and AI-operated technologies
Adoption emerged as the necessary factors for modernization of the mining industry. Workfire for future challenges
Skill development was emphasized to prepare. Prominent for regulatory simplification and development of transparent policies
Recognized as promoter. Strengthening international partners
Will do it With collective commitment by industry pioneers and policy makers, conference on the lines of India developed up to 2047
Set the roadmap to achieve a strong, self -sufficient and healthy mining industry.
Conclusion, the mining sector in India is on the path of excessive opportunities. As we develop India moving towards 2047, this
It is important that we use our mineral wealth in such a way that the nation, environment and generations to come will benefit.
This seminar has given us invaluable insights into further challenges and opportunities, and I am confident that the government, industry
With the collective efforts of the pioneers and citizens, we will be able to achieve the vision of a prosperous, self -reliant and strong India.
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Let us take inspiration from the national seminar and work together to use India’s mining sector with full capacity.
And pave the way for a bright, green and more rich future.