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Decoding Aravallis' Controversy: Aravallis will not die because of the Supreme Court, they are already dying because of illegal mining. B/w 1975 and 2019, 8% of the Aravalli hills vanished due to illegal mining, and studies warn this could rise to 22% by 2059. 1/4th of Rajasthan’s Aravalli hills... have already disappeared. These are documented facts. Not just that, Illegal mining has also taken human lives. In July 2022, DSP Surender Singh was killed on duty when a truck crushed him while he was investigating illegal stone mining in Nuh. This is the real cost of unregulated, mafia-driven mining! SC's latest order has not deregulated mining. It has frozen new leases, ordered scientific mapping, and tightened control to stop illegal mining. So, it's very important to understand the judgment, to protect the Aravallis. And always read a thing in entirety before you panic!show more

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Anime9 个月前

He is paid youtuber, I personally know him taking bribe from LPU College to take down student protest videos and to promote LPU by making video itself from Lovely. I have listened the whole conversation between them so do not trust anyone here, All are sold.

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Soon be gone.....9 个月前

Arnab tak ne bol diya,,its super wrong.....but isse papa ko bachana hai.

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Viral shah9 个月前

So why no action for illegal mining, both in centre and state there is BJP govt. First be honest with self

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CTRL+SARCASM9 个月前

Mai sure hu ki bhai ko jarur pese mile hai sarkar se iss video ko banane k liye. Hum ethanol blended petrol k case mai bhi dekh chuke hai.

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Ashutosh Ranka9 个月前

@JunkePolitical भाई बढ़िया बकवास करते हो। लगे रहो। बस यह बता दो। Amicus Curie ने यह क्यो कहा कि 100m से नीचे के पहाड़ अब माइनिंग के लिए खुल गए है? और FSI के सर्वे में यह कैसे आ गया कि 90% पहाड़ 100m से छोटे है?

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Dk Vishnu9 个月前

You are absolutely correct that Aravallis are already dying because of illegal mining but the recent Supreme Court judgement has almost empowered the government to legalize the illegal mining .

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Angry bird9 个月前

Stop spreading lie , who gave authority to cut that 0.19% . It’s the property of people and they don’t want to give anything

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𝑷𝑰𝑵𝑶𝄞♡🐣9 个月前

Your information may be correct, but it seems unnecessary. If the ultimate goal is to save the hills, then keeping the name 'Aravalli Hills' should be acceptable. Why must only areas above 100 meters be classified as hills?

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BNS9 个月前

DeMo GST impetuous lockdown EBs cascading bridges killer potholes Pulwama prohibiting IAF attacks on day one of Op Sindoor are not half knowledge: they're well thought out strateggems that brought us immense glory.

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Nishant Rajput9 个月前

अच्छा भाजपा ने अपने दलाल भेजे है बताने के लिए कि तुम अरावली कि चिंता मत करो सब सही है...?

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Kundan Singh9 个月前

Tum jaise @praffulgarg97 deshdrohi se fact jaan kar kya hi kar lega log , tu aise bhi modi ki hi chate ga , 15 crore ka sarkari package mile ga tere ko jaldi hi 😂

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Kashtav9 个月前

But if the ultimate aim is to save the hills then it's okay to keep it as Aravali hills right, why there has to be categorised a part of a section will be termed as hills if it's above 100m.

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SocialMediaWarrior9 个月前

What are you saying if Adani does it and the government legalizes it, it will be good for the environment. Asshole

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Gaurav Dutta9 个月前

Why the 100 mtr from"local relief" definition?

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Kailash Kadam9 个月前

बर भयती गंगा मे आप भी हात धोलो ऐसी स्टेटमेंट देखे देश की और वाट लगा लो 😡😡😡

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boo_boo_boo9 个月前

Lol...

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I Veto: Saviour of Democracy9 个月前

He is bahkto ka dhruv rathee and i was waiting for his reel, as his reels script written and edited by paw paw production 😆 🤣

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Tushar Jaiswal9 个月前

Bro..why to pass such a statement where one can create a loophole and destroy aravalli ranges ?

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deepak dhukia9 个月前

Gand k andhe unke hisab se bass 100 meter wali hi arawli hai baki nhi hai . Chodu or woh bass 100 meter walon k bich ka 500 nhi mine hone denge baki ka kya mere district main avg hight knhi khni 70 80 meter hai toh uska kya na uske aas pass koi 100 meter hill hai . Chodu

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Mushh9 个月前

Thank you sir for this information

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Rashmi9 个月前

Kitne liye ho jhoot failanekeliye

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Ankit Choudhary9 个月前

भाई Op सिंदूर के टाइम तुम्हारे ऊपर भरोसा हुआ कि authentic news देता है ।।। लेकिन आज वो टूट गया ।plzz कभी ground reality से न्यूज बनाओ ....हमें पता है आज भी कितना अवैध खनन और माफियाराज चलता है अरावली में .. .ये आंकड़े सिर्फ सरकारी है ....और इस तरह एक दिन अरावली भी आंकड़ों में होगी

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Remesh Ramachandran9 个月前

No ,you are lying , @narendramodi govt appointed committee proposed that below 100 mtr hills should not be protected ,that means it’s open for mining & SC has accepted It’s for helping @gautam_adani to recently acquired cement company’s

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🇮🇳 Saurabh9 个月前

Rajat Sharma lite

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Yogesh JAN SANSAD Nation First9 个月前

@mahendra3 Give us the road map in detailed how can we save Arravali

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Nilesh Bhanushali9 个月前

So let's make it legal

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Divyanshu Rai9 个月前

अरे वाह, क्या गजब का "डिकोडिंग" है भाई! अरावली पहले से ही अवैध माइनिंग से मर रही है – 1975 से 2019 तक 8% गायब, राजस्थान में तो 31 पूरी पहाड़ियां ही विलुप्त हो गईं, और DSP सुरेंद्र सिंह जैसे पुलिसवाले तक माइनिंग माफिया के ट्रक तले कुचले जा चुके हैं।

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UTKARSH4EVERYONE9 个月前

Kitne paise bheje pehle ye batao

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lucifer 1019 个月前

Rajasthan never defined that stop making nonsense claims.

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The Annoyed Thinker 🇮🇳9 个月前

Illegal mining guts the Aravallis, and the Supreme Court order fights back smartly. Data backs this: satellite images show 8% loss from 1975-2019, with Rajasthan missing a quarter already, per government reports. Projections hit 22% by 2059 without checks. That DSP's death in 2022 underlines the mafia toll on lives too. SC didn't unleash chaos—it halted new leases, demands eco-mapping, and ramps up oversight to crush illegals. Panic skips facts; read judgments fully. Citizens win with regulated mining that funds green restoration, not unchecked loot. Prioritize mapping now to save hills for Delhi's air and Rajasthan's water. 📉

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#WATCH | Haryana | The Supreme Court accepted the Centre's definition of the Aravalli hills, which states that "any hills in the range with an elevation of less than 100 metres are not subject to the strictures against mining." The apex court also accepted the recommendations for sustainable mining in the Aravalli Hills and the steps to be taken for preventing illegal mining. Drone visuals of the Aravalli mountain range

#WATCH | Haryana | The Supreme Court accepted the Centre's definition of the Aravalli hills, which states that "any hills in the range with an elevation of less than 100 metres are not subject to the strictures against mining." The apex court also accepted the recommendations for sustainable mining in the Aravalli Hills and the steps to be taken for preventing illegal mining. Drone visuals of the Aravalli mountain range

ANI

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There is widespread misinformation being spread about the Aravalli mining order, so let’s put the verified facts on record. A clarification has been issued by the Press Information Bureau, based directly on the judgment of the Supreme Court of India. First, this Supreme Court order was not passed to destroy the Aravallis, but to protect them. For years, multiple cases of illegal and unregulated mining were coming to the Court because different States were using different definitions of what counts as an Aravalli hill or range. Now the most important fact. The so-called 100-metre rule is not new. It was decided by a Rajasthan State Committee in 2002 and implemented in 2006. Under this rule, any landform rising 100 metres or more above surrounding land is treated as a hill, and mining is banned not just on the hilltop but also on its slopes, treating the entire hill as one ecological unit. The expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court found that Rajasthan was the only State with a clear, legally notified and scientific definition. Because of this, Gujarat, Haryana and the Delhi region agreed to adopt the same rule, along with stronger safeguards, so that one uniform standard applies across the entire Aravalli belt. Another major misinformation is that mining is now allowed below 100 metres. This is false. Many areas below 100 metres are still part of protected hills, connected ranges, wildlife corridors and eco-sensitive zones, where mining remains prohibited. For the first time, entire Aravalli ranges, meaning groups of nearby hills and the land between them, are being treated as one protected ecological system, so slopes and foothills cannot be mined separately. Finally, the Supreme Court has imposed a temporary stay on all new mining leases in the Aravalli region until a comprehensive Sustainable Mining Management Plan is prepared. Existing mines can continue only under strict environmental compliance. In short, the rule was old, the protection has been strengthened, and fresh mining has been paused, not expanded.

There is widespread misinformation being spread about the Aravalli mining order, so let’s put the verified facts on record. A clarification has been issued by the Press Information Bureau, based directly on the judgment of the Supreme Court of India. First, this Supreme Court order was not passed to destroy the Aravallis, but to protect them. For years, multiple cases of illegal and unregulated mining were coming to the Court because different States were using different definitions of what counts as an Aravalli hill or range. Now the most important fact. The so-called 100-metre rule is not new. It was decided by a Rajasthan State Committee in 2002 and implemented in 2006. Under this rule, any landform rising 100 metres or more above surrounding land is treated as a hill, and mining is banned not just on the hilltop but also on its slopes, treating the entire hill as one ecological unit. The expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court found that Rajasthan was the only State with a clear, legally notified and scientific definition. Because of this, Gujarat, Haryana and the Delhi region agreed to adopt the same rule, along with stronger safeguards, so that one uniform standard applies across the entire Aravalli belt. Another major misinformation is that mining is now allowed below 100 metres. This is false. Many areas below 100 metres are still part of protected hills, connected ranges, wildlife corridors and eco-sensitive zones, where mining remains prohibited. For the first time, entire Aravalli ranges, meaning groups of nearby hills and the land between them, are being treated as one protected ecological system, so slopes and foothills cannot be mined separately. Finally, the Supreme Court has imposed a temporary stay on all new mining leases in the Aravalli region until a comprehensive Sustainable Mining Management Plan is prepared. Existing mines can continue only under strict environmental compliance. In short, the rule was old, the protection has been strengthened, and fresh mining has been paused, not expanded.

Praffulgarg

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The investigator in the illegal mining case against NPP Ashanti regional chairman Wontumi's Akonta Mining has told the Accra High Court that armed men led by the former general manager of the mining firm in Akonta Mining-branded vehicles accosted and held officials from the Forestry Commission hostage until seized equipment was returned to them. The investigator is the prosecution's second witness in the illegal mining case against Akonta Mining, Wontumi, and two others. #News360 #TV3GH

The investigator in the illegal mining case against NPP Ashanti regional chairman Wontumi's Akonta Mining has told the Accra High Court that armed men led by the former general manager of the mining firm in Akonta Mining-branded vehicles accosted and held officials from the Forestry Commission hostage until seized equipment was returned to them. The investigator is the prosecution's second witness in the illegal mining case against Akonta Mining, Wontumi, and two others. #News360 #TV3GH

#TV3GH

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Illegal mining has taken a toll on Ghana's economy and environment. The fight to clamp it down on it, however, seems elusive and far from now. In the Savannah Region of Ghana, the impact of illegal mining on the Black Volta is impossible to miss. "GALAMSEY IN THE BLACK VOLTA" airing tomorrow.

Illegal mining has taken a toll on Ghana's economy and environment. The fight to clamp it down on it, however, seems elusive and far from now. In the Savannah Region of Ghana, the impact of illegal mining on the Black Volta is impossible to miss. "GALAMSEY IN THE BLACK VOLTA" airing tomorrow.

The Fourth Estate

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“I was very angry when I heard that Chairman Wontumi had been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Is he the only person involved in illegal mining? Where are the traditional leaders who gave him the land to carry out his operations? His sentence will not end illegal mining in the country, so he should be released.” — A resident of Obuasi reacts to Chairman Wontumi’s 20-year prison sentence at Nsawam Prison over his illegal mining operations at Samreboi.

“I was very angry when I heard that Chairman Wontumi had been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Is he the only person involved in illegal mining? Where are the traditional leaders who gave him the land to carry out his operations? His sentence will not end illegal mining in the country, so he should be released.” — A resident of Obuasi reacts to Chairman Wontumi’s 20-year prison sentence at Nsawam Prison over his illegal mining operations at Samreboi.

𝐀𝐒𝐊

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INSIDE OYO NATIONAL PARK: HOW ILLEGAL MINING HAS TURNED A PROTECTED FOREST INTO A LAWLESS COMMUNITY. As some of you might recall, i did a light report about illegal mining carried out in Old Oyo National Park which is linked to Kwara State as well in 2023. After the report which, I remembered reaching out to Ministry of Mining, a taskforce was established to curtail the activities of the miners, it worked effectively especially at the Oyo state side but it wasn't working effectively in Kwara state. After the killings of 5 National Park personnel by bandits last week, which I broke the news, I carried out an investigation to see the level of compliance at the Old Oyo National Park where lithium mining activity is going, then i discovered the said mining has become a full blown community. The current number of illegal miners operating at Old Oyo National Park is estimated to be between 200,000 and 400,000, including individuals involved in buying and selling activities at the site. According to my research , there is nothing sold outside the illegal mining site that is not also sold within the site. Items sold include foodstuffs, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and various forms of hard drugs. There is also the presence of sex workers who render their services to illegal miners inside grass huts constructed within the area. Additionally, medical drugs and medical items such as needles, injections, and intravenous fluids are openly sold at the site. Explosives are also sold to illegal miners and are used for blasting lithium during excavation. There are thousands of blacksmiths on site who fabricate various tools used for illegal mining activities, including shovels, diggers, chisels, and hammers. There is a high rate of child labour at the illegal mining site, also known as Daba. These children are used mainly for sorting lithium from rocks. The illegal mining site is divided into two sections: the Yoruba illegal mining section and the Hausa/Fulani illegal mining section. Both sections are located within Old Oyo National Park. The road leading to the illegal mining site (Daba) is not motorable. Access to the site is only possible by motorcycle. All extracted lithium is transported by motorcycles to Bonni, Igbeti, or Soro in Kishi. This indicates that illegal miners access the mining site through Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni. As at the time of writing this report, many empty trucks are observed entering through Igbeti, Oyo State, heading directly to Bonni, and passing through Bonni to Jeba Oloru, Kwara State, from where the lithium is transported to destinations of their choice. They operate within the confines of laws established by the illegal miners’ chairman, popularly known as “CD.” Anyone who commits the crime of stealing is punished by death. The area is so enclosed that outsiders can be fished out by them. A bike man who carries lithium from the forest to the truck earns ₦12,000 per bag. One bag of lithium weighs 100kg, and they carry two bags, making 200kg. The miners are so familiar with the area that they can easily move to Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni in Kwara State from the forest while evading security forces without being noticed, because many of them have been living in the forest for more than three years without seeing the outside world. It is imperative that both the Kwara State Government, Oyo State Government, and the Federal Government get hold of this before it becomes a security problem for the whole country. Illegal mining in Old Oyo National Park is progressing, not regressing.

INSIDE OYO NATIONAL PARK: HOW ILLEGAL MINING HAS TURNED A PROTECTED FOREST INTO A LAWLESS COMMUNITY. As some of you might recall, i did a light report about illegal mining carried out in Old Oyo National Park which is linked to Kwara State as well in 2023. After the report which, I remembered reaching out to Ministry of Mining, a taskforce was established to curtail the activities of the miners, it worked effectively especially at the Oyo state side but it wasn't working effectively in Kwara state. After the killings of 5 National Park personnel by bandits last week, which I broke the news, I carried out an investigation to see the level of compliance at the Old Oyo National Park where lithium mining activity is going, then i discovered the said mining has become a full blown community. The current number of illegal miners operating at Old Oyo National Park is estimated to be between 200,000 and 400,000, including individuals involved in buying and selling activities at the site. According to my research , there is nothing sold outside the illegal mining site that is not also sold within the site. Items sold include foodstuffs, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and various forms of hard drugs. There is also the presence of sex workers who render their services to illegal miners inside grass huts constructed within the area. Additionally, medical drugs and medical items such as needles, injections, and intravenous fluids are openly sold at the site. Explosives are also sold to illegal miners and are used for blasting lithium during excavation. There are thousands of blacksmiths on site who fabricate various tools used for illegal mining activities, including shovels, diggers, chisels, and hammers. There is a high rate of child labour at the illegal mining site, also known as Daba. These children are used mainly for sorting lithium from rocks. The illegal mining site is divided into two sections: the Yoruba illegal mining section and the Hausa/Fulani illegal mining section. Both sections are located within Old Oyo National Park. The road leading to the illegal mining site (Daba) is not motorable. Access to the site is only possible by motorcycle. All extracted lithium is transported by motorcycles to Bonni, Igbeti, or Soro in Kishi. This indicates that illegal miners access the mining site through Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni. As at the time of writing this report, many empty trucks are observed entering through Igbeti, Oyo State, heading directly to Bonni, and passing through Bonni to Jeba Oloru, Kwara State, from where the lithium is transported to destinations of their choice. They operate within the confines of laws established by the illegal miners’ chairman, popularly known as “CD.” Anyone who commits the crime of stealing is punished by death. The area is so enclosed that outsiders can be fished out by them. A bike man who carries lithium from the forest to the truck earns ₦12,000 per bag. One bag of lithium weighs 100kg, and they carry two bags, making 200kg. The miners are so familiar with the area that they can easily move to Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni in Kwara State from the forest while evading security forces without being noticed, because many of them have been living in the forest for more than three years without seeing the outside world. It is imperative that both the Kwara State Government, Oyo State Government, and the Federal Government get hold of this before it becomes a security problem for the whole country. Illegal mining in Old Oyo National Park is progressing, not regressing.

Mobilisingnigerians™

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𝗕𝗔𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜 𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗗𝗢𝗠 𝗪𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗦 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗧 𝗢𝗥𝗗𝗘𝗥 𝗔𝗚𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧 𝗭𝗔𝗠𝗔 𝗭𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗦 𝗘𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗖𝗘𝗗 The Bapedi Royal House in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, has taken steps to rehabilitate areas affected by illegal chrome mining and has brought in private security to help protect the Atok community and prevent further illegal mining. The Royal House obtained a court order against the Department of Mineral Resources and Petroleum Resources over its failure to stop illegal chrome mining in the Atok area. The order effectively suspends the mining licence in question and empowers the Bapedi Kingdom to take steps to prevent illegal miners, commonly known as zama zamas, from operating in the area. This week alone, several illegal miners, who are alleged to be undocumented immigrants from neighbouring countries, including Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Lesotho, were arrested. Communities in Atok have raised concerns about dangerous tunnels, open trenches and damage to infrastructure. Some of the tunnels reportedly run beneath homes and primary schools, posing serious safety risks to residents. #LimpopoChronicle

𝗕𝗔𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜 𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗗𝗢𝗠 𝗪𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗦 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗧 𝗢𝗥𝗗𝗘𝗥 𝗔𝗚𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧 𝗭𝗔𝗠𝗔 𝗭𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗦 𝗘𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗖𝗘𝗗 The Bapedi Royal House in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, has taken steps to rehabilitate areas affected by illegal chrome mining and has brought in private security to help protect the Atok community and prevent further illegal mining. The Royal House obtained a court order against the Department of Mineral Resources and Petroleum Resources over its failure to stop illegal chrome mining in the Atok area. The order effectively suspends the mining licence in question and empowers the Bapedi Kingdom to take steps to prevent illegal miners, commonly known as zama zamas, from operating in the area. This week alone, several illegal miners, who are alleged to be undocumented immigrants from neighbouring countries, including Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Lesotho, were arrested. Communities in Atok have raised concerns about dangerous tunnels, open trenches and damage to infrastructure. Some of the tunnels reportedly run beneath homes and primary schools, posing serious safety risks to residents. #LimpopoChronicle

Limpopo Chronicle

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Rampant illegal Sand Mining in Delhi For months, Sand Mining Mafia is openly running this cartel , 100s of trucks full of sand are running everyday and taking away Govt’s sand worth thousands of crores. Why did no Govt official stop them ? Where was the DM ? Where was the police ? Delhi Govt, BJP CM, LG, DM all turned blind eye to the written complaints by AAP MLA Sanjeev Jha about this illegal sand mining

Rampant illegal Sand Mining in Delhi For months, Sand Mining Mafia is openly running this cartel , 100s of trucks full of sand are running everyday and taking away Govt’s sand worth thousands of crores. Why did no Govt official stop them ? Where was the DM ? Where was the police ? Delhi Govt, BJP CM, LG, DM all turned blind eye to the written complaints by AAP MLA Sanjeev Jha about this illegal sand mining

Saurabh Bharadwaj

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VISUALS | The Bapedi Royal House in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, has taken steps to rehabilitate areas affected by illegal chrome mining in Atok. The Royal House has obtained a court order against the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, with the order effectively suspending the mining licence and giving the Bapedi Kingdom control over the affected mining area. Communities in Atok continue to raise concerns over dangerous tunnels, open trenches and damaged infrastructure, with some tunnels running beneath homes and primary schools. Credit: Rendani Raliphaswa

VISUALS | The Bapedi Royal House in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, has taken steps to rehabilitate areas affected by illegal chrome mining in Atok. The Royal House has obtained a court order against the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, with the order effectively suspending the mining licence and giving the Bapedi Kingdom control over the affected mining area. Communities in Atok continue to raise concerns over dangerous tunnels, open trenches and damaged infrastructure, with some tunnels running beneath homes and primary schools. Credit: Rendani Raliphaswa

SABC News

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Today, Core Scientific and Block announced an ongoing project involving Block’s latest bitcoin mining chip. -Core Scientific and Block will work together on a new miner to democratize Bitcoin mining -Block to supply Core Scientific with ~15 EH/s of new 3 nanometer ASIC mining chips -Core Scientific is the first large-scale miner to procure Block's new ASIC mining technology “We have worked closely with the team at Block to develop the next generation of mining technology that not only helps support our significant hashrate growth plans within our existing infrastructure, but also provides all mining companies with more miner options. Together, Block and Core Scientific are working to define a new paradigm for scaled Bitcoin mining, one designed to deliver important operational benefits while contributing to the longevity and vitality of the Bitcoin Network.” - $CORZ Chief Development Officer Russell Cann Read the full press release:

Today, Core Scientific and Block announced an ongoing project involving Block’s latest bitcoin mining chip. -Core Scientific and Block will work together on a new miner to democratize Bitcoin mining -Block to supply Core Scientific with ~15 EH/s of new 3 nanometer ASIC mining chips -Core Scientific is the first large-scale miner to procure Block's new ASIC mining technology “We have worked closely with the team at Block to develop the next generation of mining technology that not only helps support our significant hashrate growth plans within our existing infrastructure, but also provides all mining companies with more miner options. Together, Block and Core Scientific are working to define a new paradigm for scaled Bitcoin mining, one designed to deliver important operational benefits while contributing to the longevity and vitality of the Bitcoin Network.” - $CORZ Chief Development Officer Russell Cann Read the full press release:

Core Scientific

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This young boy has exposed the Nigerian Civil Defense Corps. See how expressive and articulate he is in English. A very intelligent young man. Government should launch serious investigation into this issue. But they will not because they are also culpable in the illegal mining.

This young boy has exposed the Nigerian Civil Defense Corps. See how expressive and articulate he is in English. A very intelligent young man. Government should launch serious investigation into this issue. But they will not because they are also culpable in the illegal mining.

Anambra 1st son

22,129 次观看 • 24 天前

Yesterday I rode down to the Umzingwane river from The City of Bulawayo. In the course of the ride I was able to inspect the state of some of the Umzingwane’s tributaries and the river itself. The good news, as shown by the attached video and pictures, is that the Umzingwane itself has been in flood and is still flowing strongly. The bad news is that I witnessed illegal gold mining in virtually every tributary, and very few tributaries were actually flowing. In all the pools in tributaries the water is exceptionally muddy, a sign of massive erosion upstream. The attached photos show tributaries not flowing and some of these discolored pools. After so much rain these tributaries should still have been flowing but they weren’t. To explain the significance of this I need to emphasize that the catchment has had at least 600mm of rain this season so far and last week alone had over 100 mms of rain - and yet the bulk of the tributaries weren’t flowing yesterday. Despite all the rain we have had Umzingwane as at the 21st January is only at 30,1 % full. In contrast Mshabezi dam is 100% full and yet its catchment area is very close to Umzingwane’s. The difference is that whereas Mshabezi’s catchment is mainly in the north eastern Matopos and has hardly any gold mining, Umzingwane’s catchment has been utterly devastated by illegal mining. Towards the end of 2024 Government banned alluvial mining in river courses. Yesterday I saw numerous miners hard at it. As stated above nearly every tributary of the Umzingwane has evidence of mining taking place. There are large camps of illegal miners. Despite this I didn’t see a single EMA or ZRP patrol. These miners are continuing their illegal work with impunity. The consequences for our City are devastating. Government needs to bring this existential threat to an end immediately otherwise Bulawayo’s water crisis will continue, indeed worsen. We are fortunate this year to have had a good rains which have put some water in our dams. In a drought year there will be almost no inflow. So this illegal mining must be brought to an end immediately.

Yesterday I rode down to the Umzingwane river from The City of Bulawayo. In the course of the ride I was able to inspect the state of some of the Umzingwane’s tributaries and the river itself. The good news, as shown by the attached video and pictures, is that the Umzingwane itself has been in flood and is still flowing strongly. The bad news is that I witnessed illegal gold mining in virtually every tributary, and very few tributaries were actually flowing. In all the pools in tributaries the water is exceptionally muddy, a sign of massive erosion upstream. The attached photos show tributaries not flowing and some of these discolored pools. After so much rain these tributaries should still have been flowing but they weren’t. To explain the significance of this I need to emphasize that the catchment has had at least 600mm of rain this season so far and last week alone had over 100 mms of rain - and yet the bulk of the tributaries weren’t flowing yesterday. Despite all the rain we have had Umzingwane as at the 21st January is only at 30,1 % full. In contrast Mshabezi dam is 100% full and yet its catchment area is very close to Umzingwane’s. The difference is that whereas Mshabezi’s catchment is mainly in the north eastern Matopos and has hardly any gold mining, Umzingwane’s catchment has been utterly devastated by illegal mining. Towards the end of 2024 Government banned alluvial mining in river courses. Yesterday I saw numerous miners hard at it. As stated above nearly every tributary of the Umzingwane has evidence of mining taking place. There are large camps of illegal miners. Despite this I didn’t see a single EMA or ZRP patrol. These miners are continuing their illegal work with impunity. The consequences for our City are devastating. Government needs to bring this existential threat to an end immediately otherwise Bulawayo’s water crisis will continue, indeed worsen. We are fortunate this year to have had a good rains which have put some water in our dams. In a drought year there will be almost no inflow. So this illegal mining must be brought to an end immediately.

David Coltart

55,193 次观看 • 8 个月前

[WATCH]: This is the damage that the ANC has done to South Africa🇿🇦: On top of all that damage, add; 1.Political killings, 2.Human trafficking, 3.illegal foreigners, 4.Drug trafficking, 5.Employing foreigners🇿🇼 in Government & parastatals, 6. and illegal mining.

[WATCH]: This is the damage that the ANC has done to South Africa🇿🇦: On top of all that damage, add; 1.Political killings, 2.Human trafficking, 3.illegal foreigners, 4.Drug trafficking, 5.Employing foreigners🇿🇼 in Government & parastatals, 6. and illegal mining.

Yaya Libram🇿🇦

14,820 次观看 • 1 年前

Good morning fellow countrymen and women. Let me share a brief perspective. Even if all the pastors were to pray and anoint Ex-President Mahama, he would not regain the presidency. The ongoing propaganda tactics against the NPP, including accusations of involvement in illegal mining, will not succeed. The issue of illegal mining involves individuals from both NDC and NPP, politicians, pastors, and the public. Some of us are not mere observers; our prayers are impactful. Pay attention and consider the facts. Vote number 1 for Progress on the 7th of December. Your future depends on it. #itspossible

Good morning fellow countrymen and women. Let me share a brief perspective. Even if all the pastors were to pray and anoint Ex-President Mahama, he would not regain the presidency. The ongoing propaganda tactics against the NPP, including accusations of involvement in illegal mining, will not succeed. The issue of illegal mining involves individuals from both NDC and NPP, politicians, pastors, and the public. Some of us are not mere observers; our prayers are impactful. Pay attention and consider the facts. Vote number 1 for Progress on the 7th of December. Your future depends on it. #itspossible

H.E Prince David Osei

73,525 次观看 • 2 年前

[WATCH] More former illegal miners at Bapong in the North West are coming out to speak about what their operations entailed. Some are revealing where chrome they dig is sold. Illegal mining in the area has expanded into residential zones, with reports of zama zamas digging beneath homes and public infrastructure. Even though illegal mining activities have been halted by the police's operation Vala Umgodi, some houses and roads have been significantly damaged. Refiloe Fiffy Seboko has more. #Newzroom405

[WATCH] More former illegal miners at Bapong in the North West are coming out to speak about what their operations entailed. Some are revealing where chrome they dig is sold. Illegal mining in the area has expanded into residential zones, with reports of zama zamas digging beneath homes and public infrastructure. Even though illegal mining activities have been halted by the police's operation Vala Umgodi, some houses and roads have been significantly damaged. Refiloe Fiffy Seboko has more. #Newzroom405

Newzroom Afrika

40,527 次观看 • 8 个月前

Miles Stoker road closure : Sinkhole due to illegal mining activity The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has, with immediate effect, closed one lane of Miles Stoker Road in the Roodepoort direction due to a sinkhole which has developed because of illegal mining activity in the area, including tunnelling beneath the road surface. For safety reasons, the northbound carriageway along Miles Stoker Road, between Main Reef Road and Roodepoort, is temporarily closed. Traffic is diverted onto the southbound carriageway until further notice. Additional closures may be introduced to ensure safety of the public #JoburgRoadSafety #JHBTraffic ^NB

Miles Stoker road closure : Sinkhole due to illegal mining activity The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has, with immediate effect, closed one lane of Miles Stoker Road in the Roodepoort direction due to a sinkhole which has developed because of illegal mining activity in the area, including tunnelling beneath the road surface. For safety reasons, the northbound carriageway along Miles Stoker Road, between Main Reef Road and Roodepoort, is temporarily closed. Traffic is diverted onto the southbound carriageway until further notice. Additional closures may be introduced to ensure safety of the public #JoburgRoadSafety #JHBTraffic ^NB

City of Joburg

177,946 次观看 • 3 年前