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Directorate General Of Mines Safety - Protecting Miner’s Safety & Health Since 1901

Let us make the work place and environment in mines safe and secured for the miner who extract minerals for the making of a nation.

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Bye-laws for grant of Exchange certificates, Duplicate certificate, Cancellation of certificates and Medical examinations for revalidation of certificates under CMR 2017

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Fatality Information

Mineral	Fatal accidents in Current year upto 31-03-2018 (Number)*	Date of last Accident
Coal	16	--
Metalliferous	02	--
Oil	-	--

Mineral

Fatal accidents in Current

year upto 31-03-2018 (Number)*

Date of last Accident

Coal

Metalliferous

Oil

* Provisional

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Report Hazardous Condition
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Report Fatal Accident
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Information for new mine operator
Mines Rights and Responsibilities
Guide to Workmen's Inspector
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STATISTICS

Statistics of Mines Vol I (Coal)
Statistics of Mines Vol II (Non-Coal)
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Fatality Charts
Inspection
Inquiring into Fatal Accident

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Account and Budget Management
Store and Purchase Management
Accident and Statistics Management
Administration / Establishment Management
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Non Government Organisation

We Are Migrating To One Unit One Identifier

Government of India plans to do away with all employer codes being issued by separate labour enforcement agencies such as ESIC, EPFO, O/O ClC(C) and DGMS etc by replacing them with new Labour Identification Number (LIN). Your unit has already been allotted a LIN and the same can be obtained online using http://tinyurl.com/whatismylin Please verify the information associated with your LIN before the current employer codes are rendered useless. The procedure to verify the information is given in http://tinyurl.com/shramsuvidhahowto For any support please contact websupport-mol@nic.in

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From DG’s Desk

The mining sector is critical to India’s economic and social well-being. As on today, mining and quarrying sector has a contribution of around 2.39 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the country. The latest figure on Index of Industrial Production (IIP) shows 2.9 percent growth of mining sector. The economic reforms and changes in the economy in recent past have propelled the Indian mineral industry into a new and competitive environment... To Read More Click Here