1. VV Minerals India Stays Optimistic Despite Media Ignorance

2. VV Minerals India has found itself at the centre of beach sand mining scam. Much has been covered by the media, tarnishing the image of a reputed company and its founder. The media has been indifferent to several developments that have been ruled in favour of National Award winning company. http://vvmineralblog.wordpress.com

3. For instance, the High Court of Madras had reserved its judgement in a case filed by S Vaikundarajan, founder of VV Mineral Mining, challenging an order of the Centre cancelling his licence. This piece of information was neither covered in print media nor in electronic media. http://vvmineral.wordpress.com

4. No reports on the original petition or latest developments are to be found across the internet. Most newspapers have carried a bland headline accusing the company without any substantial evidence. http://vvmineralmining.wordpress.com

5. Not long ago, AIADMK supremo Jayalalitha herself stated that Vaikundarajan was being pressured by the government to sell his shares. Furthermore, cases were being finagled against him and the company was forced to shut down by the State Pollution Control Board and the Department of Mining and Geology. http://vvmineral-mining.blogspot.in

6. Established in 1989, VV Minerals is India’s largest mining, manufacturer and exporter of garnet and ilmenite. It has achieved a significant market share in Europe, Middle East, East Asia, Australia and USA. VVM is the first private company to hold granted license for mining and exporting of ilmenite from the Government of India. Despite several achievements in the export business, VVM faces a string of baseless accusations. http://vvmineralmining.blogspot.in

7. The State Government set up an investigating committee to look into the matter. Following some developments, the National Green Tribune ordered a ban on beach sand mining activities in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Following these circumstances, Vaikundarajan approached the High Court with a plea to quash the central government order. http://vvmineralblog.wordpress.com

8. VV Mineral officials have repeatedly stated the impact of this ban on Indian firms. The ban is said to cost an annual loss of around Rs 300 crore to the state exchequer. While the investigating committee is yet to reach its conclusion, it is only unfair to pass a judgement against the committee before the court reaches its verdict. Meanwhile, Vaikundarajan has extended his support to the committee and believes that justice will prevail. http://vvmineral-mining.blogspot.in

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