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Ministry of Mines Launches Second Tranche of Limestone Block Auctions in Jammu & Kashmir Ministry of Mines Launches Second Tranche of Limestone Block Auctions in Jammu & Kashmir

Ministry of Mines Launches Second Tranche of Limestone Block Auctions in Jammu &...

Responsible Us Bureau   May 12, 2026

The Ministry of Mines has launched the second tranche of limestone block auctions in Jammu & Kashmir, offering 12 blocks across An...

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