Goa’s Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recently assured that the state government will appeal to the Supreme Court to protect the interests of investors in the mining industry. Sawant made this statement after holding discussions with Union Minister of Coal and Mines, Pralhad Joshi, regarding the resumption of mining activities in the state. He emphasized the need to safeguard the rights of investors while finding a solution to the mining issue. The mining sector in Goa has been facing challenges due to the closure of mines following a Supreme Court order in 2018. Sawant expressed his commitment to addressing the concerns of investors and ensuring that their investments are protected. The government is exploring various options to restart mining operations in the state and is determined to find a resolution that benefits all stakeholders. The Chief Minister’s assurance comes as a ray of hope for investors who have been eagerly waiting for a positive development in the mining sector. The appeal to the Supreme Court reflects the government’s proactive approach to revive the mining industry in Goa and provide relief to investors who have been affected by the shutdown of mines. With the state government’s efforts to protect investors and revive the mining sector, there is optimism for a favorable outcome that will benefit the economy and stakeholders involved in the industry.