Tribals take on UK mining giant

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A British company’s long-running battle to mine bauxite in the Niyamgiri Hills has become a test case for India.

Vedanta Resources’ fight in mineral-rich Orissa state faced a setback in September when the Supreme Court ordered a comprehensive government report on the impact of large-scale mining on tribal people, wildlife and the environment.

Vedanta has a US$900 million alumina refinery in the state, part of a project that also includes a smelter and a mine to obtain bauxite buried under 672 hectares (1,660 acres) of forest.

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