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DGMS Mines Act 1952 PDF Download | Indian Minerology DGMS Mines Act 1952 – PDF Download (Complete Guide) The Mines Act, 1952 is the primary mining legislation in India, enforced by the Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS) . This Act ensures the safety, health, and welfare of persons employed in mines. 📘 What is DGMS Mines Act? The Mines Act, 1952 lays down legal provisions related to working conditions, safety measures, inspection powers, and responsibilities of mine owners, agents, and managers. Applicable to Coal, Metalliferous & Oil Mines Mandatory for DGMS exams Foundation of all mining regulations ⚖️ Objectives of Mines Act 1952 Prevent mining accidents Ensure safe working environment Protect mine workers’ rights Define DGMS inspector powers 👷 Who Should Study This Act? Mining Engineering Students Mine Managers & Agents Overman & Sirdar Candidates Safety Officers DGMS Exam Aspirants 📥 DGMS Mines Act 1...
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DGMS Circular Download PDF | Year Wise DGMS Circulars | Indian Minerology

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DGMS Circular Download PDF | Year Wise DGMS Circulars

DGMS Circular Download – Latest & Year Wise PDFs

DGMS Circular Download PDF | Year Wise DGMS Circulars | Indian Minerology

The Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS) issues safety circulars to improve working conditions and reduce accidents in Indian mines. These circulars are mandatory reference documents for Mine Managers, Safety Officers, Engineers and Mining Students.

📌 What is DGMS Circular?

DGMS Circulars are official safety instructions issued under the Mines Act. They provide interpretation of rules, introduce new safety practices and guide mine management during DGMS inspections.

  • Statutory mine safety instructions
  • Clarification of mining regulations
  • Accident prevention measures
  • DGMS compliance guidelines

📥 Download DGMS Circular PDF (Official)

Below are official DGMS circular download links. These PDFs are useful for exams, inspections and daily mining operations.

📅 DGMS Circulars – Year Wise Download Table

Use the table below to access DGMS circulars year-wise. This helps in quick reference and exam preparation.

Year DGMS Circular Type Download Link
2024 Safety & Technical Circulars Download PDF
2023 Safety & Compliance Circulars Download PDF
2022 Operational Safety Circulars Download PDF
2021 Mining Safety Instructions Download PDF
2020 General & Technical Circulars Download PDF
2019 Statutory Safety Circulars Download PDF
2018 DGMS Safety Circulars Download PDF
1997 – 2017 Old DGMS Circulars (Archive) View / Save PDFs

Note: Some PDFs may open in browser. Please use Right Click → Save As for offline download.

🎯 Who Should Read DGMS Circulars?

  • Mine Manager
  • Safety Officer
  • Mining Engineer
  • Overman & Sirdar
  • Mining Students
  • DGMS Exam Aspirants

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