Centre Proposes Mineral Taxation Parity While Ensuring State Rights Remain Fully Protected and Intact

Centre Proposes Mineral Taxation Parity While Ensuring State Rights Remain Fully Protected and Intact

The Union government is actively working on a proposal to establish <b>mineral taxation parity</b> across the country to streamline the mining sector. Union Mines Secretary V.L. Kantha Rao clarified that while the Centre aims to create a uniform framework, the constitutional rights of states to collect revenue will remain <b>fully intact</b>. This initiative is designed to balance national economic interests with the fiscal autonomy of mineral-rich states. Officials emphasized that the proposed changes are intended to foster a more predictable investment climate for mining companies. By harmonizing tax structures, the government hopes to reduce regional disparities in mineral exploration and extraction, ensuring that both the central and <b>state governments</b> benefit from sustainable resource management practices moving forward.

By News Desk • 11/5/2026
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