The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Activists express concerns over ‘exploitation’ of bauxite deposits in Odisha

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Satyasundar Barik
Activists express concerns over ‘exploitation’ of bauxite deposits in Odisha
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Environmental activists in Odisha are protesting the auctioning of bauxite mines, arguing that mining in the Eastern Ghats threatens water security and local agriculture. They claim that current production levels are excessive and cause irreversible ecological damage to 'water sponge' hill ranges.

Expressing deep concern over the auctioning of bauxite reserves in Odisha, environmental activists on Tuesday (August 11, 2026) alleged that the State’s current bauxite production, far exceeding the country’s requirements, is destroying the ecologically sensitive hill ranges of the Eastern Ghats.

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