India Supreme Court announced on Friday, stacked in Karnataka port temporarily allow export of iron ore, which is waiting for a ruling whether to cancel the decision made during the ore export ban in the State.

India mining Industrial Union head David Pichamuthu said about 400,000 tonnes of iron ore is piled up in ports in the State, will start exporting in within a week.

Karnataka State Government on April 4 hearing on the development of State of the new mining law bill of iron ore transport and storage.

Karnataka High Court on November 19 last year announced that will continue the State Government introduced on July 26 of iron ore export ban, designed to reduce the price and increase the supply of local mine. The State Government said, due to limited resource of iron ore, and I hope to regulate the use of ore, the export ban also is to survey and monitor the illegal exploitation and transport of iron ore.

However, miners in the State against the ore export ban, recourse to the High Court. India’s largest iron ore exporter SesaGoa last month, the Managing Director of P.K.Mukherjee, iron ore export ban may be lifted this month.

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