mumbai, Oct. 26 -- JSW Steel Ltd called for faster development of domestic iron ore mines and investment in coal washeries to support India's long-term steel capacity ambitions. "India has a lot of iron ore. We have to make sure that iron ore is brought out in terms of supply, and remove bottlenecks. Mines should not be allowed to stay non-functional once allocations are made. Squatting on resources has to be avoided, and people should get the mines going," Jayant Acharya, joint managing director and chief executive officer of JSW Steel, said in an interview with Mint. Under the draft National Steel Policy, India aims to scale its crude steel capacity to 600 million tonnes (mt) and consumption to 505 mt by 2047. India also depends heavily o...