INDIA Trends and Developments Contributed by: Anuja Tiwari, Mallika Anand, Aditya Pandey and Aman Raj, AZB & Partners
announced the recycling of over 15 billion litres of water across its operations during 2024. NDMC Limited, the largest iron ore producer in India, is running multiple schools and hospi - tals near its mines, across the country. Mining companies like Adani Enterprises are integrating renewable energy into operations, with over 30% of power sourced from solar and wind energy. Conclusion India’s mining industry is at a transformative juncture. Regulatory reforms, technological advancements, ESG integration and the com - mencement of offshore mining are driving the sector towards sustainable and efficient growth. By utilising its vast mineral wealth responsibly, India can secure a pivotal role in the global sup - ply chain for critical minerals and green tech - nologies.
As the sector evolves, collaboration between the government, private enterprises and local communities will be essential. With continued policy support and investment in innovation, India’s mining industry is ready not only to meet domestic demands but also to contribute signifi - cantly to global energy transitions and industrial development.
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