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Retired High Court judge to head judicial probe into blast at Meghalaya's coal mine

February 15, 2026 at 09:09 AM
By The Hindu
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Retired High Court judge to head judicial probe into blast at Meghalaya's coal mine
The panel has been tasked with fixing accountability and examining possible constitutional exemptions to central mining laws, said the notification dated February 14.

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The panel has been tasked with fixing accountability and examining possible constitutional exemptions to central mining laws, said the notification dated February 14. Retired High Court judge to head judicial probe into blast at Meghalaya's coal mine. Stay informed with the latest developments and expert analysis on this important story.
The panel has been tasked with fixing accountability and examining possible constitutional exemptions to central mining laws, said the notification dated February 14.

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