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Panel to probe illegal uranium mining in Jharkhand

By D.P. Sharan

RANCHI, MARCH 23. A two-member enquiry committee has been set up by the Jharkhand Government today to probe the alleged illegal mining of uranium in the State.

This was announced by the Cabiner Secretary, Aditya Swarup, at a press conference here today.

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