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  1. Parliament is considering a Constitution Amendment Bill as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) continues to govern.
  2. The Centre tabled an amendment bill in the Lok Sabha on July 28, 2026.
  3. The Lok Sabha passed the MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026, which amends the Mines and Minerals Act of 1957 concerning critical minerals.
  4. The JMM Party is campaigning against the implementation of the MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to remove state taxing powers on major minerals in Jharkhand.

Protests against the controversial Mines and Minerals Amendment Act, 2026.

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Protests against the controversial Mines and Minerals Amendment Act, 2026.

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central governmentBiju Janata Dal

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The JMM Party is campaigning against the implementation of the MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to remove state taxing powers on major minerals in Jharkhand. All 2 developments

Within Parliament is considering a Constitution Amendment Bill as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) continues to govern.

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