No Posco, but 3L trees axed for project
Bhubaneswar: As uncertainty prevails over South Korean steel giant Posco's proposed plant near Paradip, the state government on Tuesday informed the assembly that around three lakh trees were felled during
POSCO
-
Protestors to seal all routes to proposed Posco site
POSCO Pratirodh Sangram Samiti, the organisation spearheading the agitation against Posco
-
Anti-Posco brigade seals entry to Dhinkia
The Posco Pratirodh Sangram Samiti (PPSS), the organisation spearheading agitation against Posco
-
Green hurdle over, Posco awaits SC nod for Kandadhar mines
Posco India may be celebrating conditional clearances to its steel plant and port projects, but its worries are far from over, with the issue of captive iron ore mines
-
Final order on POSCO dated 31st January, 2011
<p>MoEF has granted conditional environmental clearance to POSCO for its steel-cum-captive-power plant & a captive minor port at Orissa and has demanded an assurance from the state government that forest rights are not being violated.</p>
-
Govts go-ahead to Posco, for now
Environmentalists cry foul; industry upbeat THE CAVEATS * POSCO will have to invest 2% of its net annual profit for the region
-
Posco: Orissa to begin land acquisition soon
Bhubaneswar: Enthused by the Centre
-
Posco set to fuel a bitter war over water
The environmental clearance for the 12 million tonne greenfield steel plant project of South Korean major Posco is all set to fuel a bitter war over water. The Mahanadi Banchao Andolan, which is spearheading the movement against diversion of water from the Mahanadi river to industries, today reacted strongly to the proposals for drawal of water from the Jobra barrage for the POSCO project.
-
Green light for Posco project on tough riders
In a move that is being denounced as putting
-
Posco plant, Indias largest FDI, gets the green flag
Clearing a protracted uncertainty over India
-
No-go to go-go: Ramesh signals new Cong stance
Conditional clearance given to Posco