Bihar mining challan check

The e challan Bihar makes it simpler for the police officers to issue challans to traffic offenders and the traffic offenders to pay their fines without having to visit the police station. Certain traffic offenses in Bihar, like minors driving a vehicle or driving without a license can lead to heavy penalties. You May Want To Read • • The Traffic E Challan Bihar Fines The following are the traffic Bihar Offense Fine (in ₹) Driving without a seat belt ₹1000 Three people riding on two wheeler ₹1000 Driving without helmet ₹1000 Carrying excess luggage ₹500 for a first time offense ₹1500 for a repeated offense Driving without a number plate ₹500 for a first time offense ₹1500 for a repeated offense Parking in a no parking zone ₹500 for a first time offense ₹1500 for a repeated offense Minor driving vehicle ₹25,000 Breaking the traffic light ₹5000 for a first time offense ₹10,000 for a repeated offense Rash driving ₹5000 for a first time offense ₹10,000 for a repeated offense Using mobile phone while driving ₹5000 for a first time offense ₹10,000 for a repeated offense Drunken driving ₹10,000 Driving an unregistered vehicle ₹2000 Driving a vehicle without insurance ₹2000 Breaking road regulations ₹1000 Carrying explosives or flammable substances in the vehicle ₹10,000 Not giving way to an emergency vehicle ₹10,000 Driving without a valid driver’s license ₹5000 Overloading ₹2000 Racing ₹5000 for a first time offense ₹10,000 for a repeated offense Overspeeding ₹1000 for Light Mot...

By Munish Chandra Pandey: The Enforcement Directorate has unearthed a Rs 250 crore illegal mining scam in Bihar involving two private firms, officials said. The agency has also seized Rs 1.5 crore in cash and property documents worth Rs 11 crore after conducting searches at 27 locations. The searches were conducted at premises belonging to Broadson Commodities Private Limited, Aditya Multicom Private Limited, their directors, and chartered accountants in Patna. The probe agency also conducted raids in Dhanbad, Hazaribagh (Jharkhand) and Kolkata. The officials have also seized fixed deposits worth Rs 6 crore and have frozen 60 bank accounts during the searches. The ED had initiated its investigation on the basis of various FIRs registered by Bihar Police against the companies and their directors. The FIRs were registered on the basis of complaints from the mining department of Bihar against Broadson Commodities Pvt Ltd and Aditya Multicom Private limited and their directors for illegal sand mining and its sale without using the departmental pre-paid transportation, e-Challan, issued by the Mining Authority of Bihar causing a huge revenue loss of Rs 250 crore to the government exchequer. “The search operation has resulted in the discovery of cash, incriminating documents like sale deeds of properties purchased, FDRs in the name of companies and their directors. Other incriminating physical and digital material found during the search has also been seized for further examinat...

Bihar Minerals (Concession, Prevention of Illegal Mining, Transportation & Storage) Rules, 2019 Published vide Notification No. 4/V.Mu-20-93/18-3174/M, dated 17th September 2019 Last Updated 4th December, 2020 [bh666] No.-4/V.Mu-20-93/18-3174/M, - In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 15 read with Section 23C and Section 26 of Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Act 67 of 1957), the Governor of Bihar is pleased to make the following Rules- Chapter-I Preliminary 1. Short Title, Extent and Commencement. - (1) These rules may be called the Bihar Minerals (Concession, Prevention of Illegal Mining, Transportation &Storage) Rules, 2019 (2) It shall extend to the whole State of Bihar. (3) It shall come into force on the day of its publication in the Official Gazette. 2. Definitions. - (1) In these Rules, unless otherwise required in the context, - (i) "Act" means the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 (Act 67 of 1957); (ii) "Collector" means the Collector-cum-District Magistrate of a district or any person appointed by the Government to exercise the powers and perform the functions of the Collector-cum- District Magistrate; (iii) "Competent Officer" means.- (a) in the case of grant of quarrying permits in land notified as reserved and protected forest under the Indian Forest Act, 1927 (Central Act XVI of 1927), where the actual mining operation involved is merely removal from the surface or from a depth not exceeding five ...

Bihar (BR) Traffic Challan Status, E Challan Online Payment , Traffic Challan Fine List of Bihar All District .Traffic Police issues these e-challans to all traffic defaulters just like how a normal challan is issued. With this system, your information is saved, and can be accessed easily by the authorities as well as you. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • Bihar (BR) Traffic Challan Status Online – Payment Information E-challan: Digital Traffic/Transport Enforcement Solution/Online Challan Payment How to Pay Bihar (BR) Traffic Challan Online and Offline |Bihar Traffic e challan | E Challan Bihar payment The Bihar (BR) traffic challan can be paid either online or offline. There are many websites dedicated to transport in e-challan to make the transaction process easier. It is an easy payment method on the E-challan website. Read More About Other State E challan Steps to Pay Bihar (BR) Traffic Challan on e-challan Official Website • Step 1: Go to the • Step 2: Select ‘Check Challan Status’ from the drop-down menu under ‘Check Online Services’. • Step 3: Enter the required details and captcha. • Step 4: Click on ‘Get Detail’. • Step 5: Click on ‘Pay Now’ option. • Step 6: Choose the mode of payment to pay challan fine. (SBI, PAYTM, CREDIT CARD, DEBIT CARD) • Step 7: After completing the payment, you will receive a transaction ID, note it down for future reference. STEPS TO PAY OFFLINE Bihar (BR) Traffic Challan If you have been caught for a traffic violation and iss...

Welcome to Mines During 1964, Govt. of Bihar created a separate and independent department called Mines & Geology to cater to activities related to mining based on availability of minerals across the state. At that time, there were two wings named as Mining and Minerals were operational under it. Later on as the responsibilities increased along with volume of work, two directorates called Directorate of Mining and Directorate of Geology came in existence in 1971. After reorganization of the state in 2006, the department and its directorate were reconstituted. Directorate of Mining and the Directorate of Geology were brought together as Directorate of Mining & Geology. Local/regional offices under the Directorate of Geology were done away with and based on the revenue from minerals, offices at Divisional and District level were organized .