Live
- Chaos at Pushpa 2: The Rule Trailer Launch in Patna as Fans Climb Barricades, Police Use Lathi Charge
- Japan sees nationwide temperature drop
- Electronics, engineering, agricultural goods propel India's export growth: CRISIL
- How Dhanush’s Role in Nayanthara’s Love Story Led to Legal Battle Over Film Clips
- Alice Capsey called up to England women’s T20I squad for South Africa tour
- Need Central govt action on pollution not politics, says CM Atishi as Delhi gasps
- US reports new E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots
- Suriya’s Kanguva Surpasses Rs 140 Crore at Box Office in 4 Days
- Parkinson’s disease to surge to 3.15 million worldwide by 2033: Report
- Driving Innovation in Semiconductor Manufacturing: A Veteran's Role in New Product Management and Global Supply Chain Coordination
Australia approves controversial India-backed Adani mine
Highlights
Australia on October 15 approved a controversial Indian-backed project to build one of the world\'s biggest coal mines, two months after a court blocked the development over its impact on two vulnerable reptiles.
Australia on October 15 approved a controversial Indian-backed project to build one of the world's biggest coal mines, two months after a court blocked the development over its impact on two vulnerable reptiles.
The Queensland state project, which environmentalists fear threatens the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, was approved subject to "36 of the strictest conditions in Australian history", Environment Minister Greg Hunt said in a statement.
Adani, which is in the fifth year of development and approvals for the huge project, welcomed the decision and the "rigorous and painstaking conditions".
Next Story
ADVERTISEMENT
