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Court pulls up mining firms

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has pulled up mining companies for making fortunes out of countries mineral resources without paying “sufficient” royalty to the State and said it would examine the matter as industrial growth cannot be allowed at the cost of public exchequer. - PTI

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