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KHANIJ SAMACHAR Vol खनिज समाचार KHANIJ SAMACHAR Vol. 2, No-4 (As appeared in National/Local Newspapers Received in Central Library, IBM, Nagpur) The Central Library, IBM, Nagpur provided the Classified Mineral News Service since many years on monthly basis in the print form. To expand this service to the IBM Offices all over India i.e. H.Q., Zonal & Regional Offices and to take a call of time, the Controller General, IBM desired to make this service online on fortnightly basis. The library staff made efforts to make it successful. This is the 4th issue of volume -2 for this service named Khanij Samachar for the period from 16th – 28th February, 2018. The previous issues of Khanij Samachar upto Vol. 2, No-3, 1st – 15th February, 2018 were already uploaded on IBM Website www.ibm.gov.in . It is requested that the mineral related news appeared in the Local News Papers of different areas can be sent to Central Library via email [email protected] (scanned copy) so that it can be incorporated in the future issues to give the maximum coverage of mining and mineral related information. It will be highly appreciated if the valuable feedback is reciprocated. Mrs. D. H. Vairagare Asstt. Library & Information Officer 1 A FORTNIGHTLY NEWS CLIPPING SERVICE FROM CENTRAL LIBRARY INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES VOL. 2, NO-4, 16th –28th FEBRUARY, 2018 2 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 19/2/2018 P.N.8 THE HITAVADA DATE: 16/2/2018 P.N.11 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 16/2/2018 P.N.5 3 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 16/2/2018 P.N.17 4 THE ECONOMIC TIMES DATE: 17/2/2018 P.N.1 5 THE HITAVADA DATE: 17/2/2018 P.N.11 6 LOKMAT DATE: 18/2/2018 P.N.1 CONTD. ON PAGE 8 7 CONTD. FROM PAGE 7 LOKMAT DATE: 18/2/2018 P.N.2 CONTD. ON PAGE 9 8 CONTD. FROM PAGE 8 LOKMAT DATE: 18/2/2018 P.N.1 9 THE HITAVADA DATE: 18/2/2018 P.N.11 THE HITAVADA DATE: 19/2/2018 P.N.11 10 THE TELEGRAPH DATE: 19/2/2018 P.N.8 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 19/2/2018 P.N.8 11 THE HINDU DATE: 20/2/2018 P.N.13 12 THE HITAVADA THE HITAVADA DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.12 DATE: 20/2/2018 P.N.11 13 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.1 14 LOKMAT DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.9 THE HITAVADA DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.14 15 THE ECONOMIC TIMES DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.10 16 THE TELEGRAPH DATE: 21/2/2018 P.N.8 THE TELEGRAPH DATE: 22/2/2018 P.N.8 17 THE ECONOMIC TIMES DATE: 22/2/2018 P.N.1 18 THE ECONOMIC TIMES DATE: 22/2/2018 P.N.12 19 THE HINDU DATE: 22/2/2018 P.N.4 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 22/2/2018 P.N.16 20 THE HITAVADA DATE: 23/2/2018 P.N.5 21 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 23/2/2018 P.N.4 22 THE HITAVADA DATE: 24/2/2018 P.N.11 23 THE TIMES OF INDIA DATE: 24/2/2018 P.N.7 24 THE TIMES OF INDIA (CITYLINE) DATE: 24/2/2018 P.N.2 25 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 24/2/2018 P.N.10 26 THE HINDU DATE: 25/2/2018 P.N.11 THE HINDU DATE: 25 /2/2018 P.N.10 27 THE HINDU DATE: 25/2/2018 P.N.10 28 THE ECONOMIC TIME DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.6 29 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.13 30 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.8 THE BUSINESS LINE DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.8 31 THE INDIAN EXPRESS DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.12 THE HITAVADA DATE: 26 /2/2018 P.N.11 32 THE ECONOMIC TIME DATE: 26/2/2018 P.N.6 33 THE HITAVADA (CITY LINE ) DATE: 27/2/2018 P.N.8 NAVBHARAT (NAGPUR PLUS) DATE: 27/2/2018 P.N.7 34 THETELEGRAPH DATE: 27/2/2018 P.N.8 THE INDIAN EXPRESS DATE: 27/2/2018 P.N.14 35 THE ECONOMIC TIME DATE: 27/2/2018 P.N.6 36 THE HITAVADA(CITY LINE ) DATE: 28/2/2018 P.N.3 DAINIK BHASKAR DATE: 28/2/2018 P.N.7 37 .
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