J’khand CM stresses transparency in mining sector, strict crackdown on illegal mining
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren directed officials to ensure transparency in the mining sector, crack down on illegal mining, and promote the use of modern technology.
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Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Monday directed officials to ensure transparency in the mining sector, crack down on illegal mining and promote the use of modern technology.
Soren gave the directions while reviewing the progress of the finance and commercial tax departments during a meeting.
''Discussions were held on the state's financial situation, revenue collection, effective implementation of budget provisions and other related topics. Several suggestions were given to the departments regarding necessary reforms to increase finance and revenue, including the use of technology,'' the chief minister said in a post on X.
Officials informed the CM that the state's mining revenue was in a better position compared to Odisha and Chhattisgarh due to systematic management of mineral resources, a transparent policy framework and an effective monitoring system, according to an official statement.
Appreciating the progress, Soren stressed transparency in the mining sector, strict action against illegal mining and adoption of modern technologies, it said.
He also emphasised the implementation of a biometric system in offices to ensure accountability and improve transparency in administrative functioning.
During the review of the commercial tax department, the chief minister assessed the status of tax collection, GST compliance, measures for revenue growth and the department's overall functioning.
The statement said emphasis was laid on tax assessment, recovery, monitoring and enforcement during the meeting, the release said.
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