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India Seeks to Curb States’ Powers to Tax Minerals Rights, Mines

India’s federal government plans to curb states’ powers to regulate or tax mineral rights and ore-bearing land, seeking to make rules uniform across the country.

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India Seeks to Curb States’ Powers to Tax Minerals Rights, Mines
India’s federal government plans to curb states’ powers to regulate or tax mineral rights and ore-bearing land, seeking to make rules uniform across the country.
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