HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES IN MINING IN LIGHT OF INDIA: AN ANALYSIS
Amulya Anand, Student, National University of Study & Research in Law, Ranchi INTRODUCTION Mining is a vital economic activity in India. This sector contributes a pair of.4% to the Gross Domestic Product of India. Consistent with the official information of the presidency, India produces eighty-five minerals together with coal, iron ore, lead, copper, zinc etc. [1] India’s potential in terms of mining continues to be not totally explored and that’s why the government still as personal corporations take a deep interest in the sector attributable to its profit. However, each cloud features a solace that then happens with the mining business. On the one hand wherever it helps in pushing the gross domestic rate of the country, on the opposite hand this sector contributes to major human rights violations. On the gift day, human rights have evolved as a vital issue within the mining sector excluding company responsibility. Because of the poor restrictive framework, mining activities