IBM receives National E-Gov Gold Award for mining tenement system
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Nagpur: The Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) has secured the Gold Award at the National Awards for e-Governance (NAEG) 2025 for its mining tenement system (MTS) — an innovative digital initiative that has transformed mining governance in India.
Aimed at improving transparency, efficiency, and regulatory adherence, the MTS project has set a standard in digital transformation within the mining industry. By simplifying approvals and facilitating real-time monitoring, MTS has greatly enhanced the ease of doing business while fostering sustainable and responsible mining practices.
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