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Bill Gates In China To Meet With Development Partners
Bill Gates was in China on Thursday to meet with global health and development partners, following a string of recent visits to the Asian giant by US business titans.
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Man Loses Rs 1.68 Lakh After Clicking On Link In Fraud Power Bill Message
An employee of a state-run coal firm was duped of Rs 1.68 lakh by online fraudsters who sent him a fake message about power bills, a Nagpur police official said on Saturday.
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China Eases Widespread Power Crunch With Boost To Coal Production
China said it has increased daily coal production by over one million tonnes, easing its energy shortage as world leaders gather in Britain for climate talks billed as one of the last chances to avert catastrophic global warming.
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Coal Combustion Responsible For Almost 1 Lakh Deaths In India: Report
As hopes of a COVID-19 vaccine grow in the closing weeks of 2020, the Lancet medical journal has drawn attention to what Bill Gates and others say could be worse than the pandemic - climate change.
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Volkswagen CEO Agrees With Bill Gates On His Green Transportation Overtures
Volkswagen went all-in on its electrification efforts in 2015 in wake of its diesel-gate emissions scandal
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Gautam Adani Sets Sights On Amazon And Google With Indian Data Hubs
A string of successful bets on ports, mining and commodities helped transform Gautam Adani from a nondescript diamond trader into a tycoon with a net worth of $10 billion.
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Meghalaya Citizenship Bill Protesters Attack Odisha Mine Rescuers' Bus
A bus carrying a team of rescuers from Odisha, headed to aid the operations to trace 15 miners trapped in a rat-hole coal mine in Meghalaya, was attacked in East Jaintia Hills district allegedly by people protesting against the citizenship bill, police said on Friday.
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Sell Majority Stake In PSUs To Cut Import Bill: Vedanta To Government
Vedanta said the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act needs to be amended to make it more attractive.
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Don't Probe Officials Without Nod From Government: Parliamentary Panel
"Will the 'make-up' men be arrested?" That's how Anil Swarup, Secretary in the Ministry of Coal, reacted to a newspaper report that said a special Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI court had dropped all charges against former Telecom secretary Shyamal Ghosh after it found that "the CBI had made up the charges against Ghosh."
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Bills to Auction Mines, Cancelled Coal Blocks Passed in Rajya Sabha
Hours before Parliament breaks for a month-long recess in the Budget session, the Mines and Minerals Bill and the Coal Mines Bill were passed by the Rajya Sabha, with the government managing to swing the support of some opposition parties.
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Ruckus in Rajya Sabha: Congress Says It Won't Allow Mines Bill to Pass
The fate of the contentious mines and minerals bill continues to hang in balance even though the Rajya Sabha - where the government doesn't have number on its own - functioned till late on Thursday night during which there were repeated adjournments.
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Budget Session Likely to be Extended as Government Looks to Push Key Reforms
The government is considering extending the first part of the Budget session by two days as it gets set to push key reforms in the coal and mining sector through Parliament, which is scheduled to break for a month-long recess after Friday, March 20.
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Insurance Bill in Rajya Sabha Today, May Pass Test After a Pact
A bill that seeks to raise foreign investment in the insurance sector will be taken up in the Rajya Sabha today and is expected to sail through following the government's pact with the opposition on key legislation.
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Government Agrees to Send Bills on Coal, Mining to Select Panels: Sources
Government today agreed to the opposition's demands of referring the Coal and Mines bill and the Mines and Minerals bill to separate Select Committees that will submit their recommendations by March 18.
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Government's Bills Face Great Wall of Rajya Sabha
On Tuesday, when the Lok Sabha passed the controversial land bill, the Congress and some other opposition parties were not present in the House. They had walked out, signalling to the government that they are united in their resolve to not let its key reforms pass the Rajya Sabha test.
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Bill Gates In China To Meet With Development Partners
Bill Gates was in China on Thursday to meet with global health and development partners, following a string of recent visits to the Asian giant by US business titans.
-
Man Loses Rs 1.68 Lakh After Clicking On Link In Fraud Power Bill Message
An employee of a state-run coal firm was duped of Rs 1.68 lakh by online fraudsters who sent him a fake message about power bills, a Nagpur police official said on Saturday.
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China Eases Widespread Power Crunch With Boost To Coal Production
China said it has increased daily coal production by over one million tonnes, easing its energy shortage as world leaders gather in Britain for climate talks billed as one of the last chances to avert catastrophic global warming.
-
Coal Combustion Responsible For Almost 1 Lakh Deaths In India: Report
As hopes of a COVID-19 vaccine grow in the closing weeks of 2020, the Lancet medical journal has drawn attention to what Bill Gates and others say could be worse than the pandemic - climate change.
-
Volkswagen CEO Agrees With Bill Gates On His Green Transportation Overtures
Volkswagen went all-in on its electrification efforts in 2015 in wake of its diesel-gate emissions scandal
-
Gautam Adani Sets Sights On Amazon And Google With Indian Data Hubs
A string of successful bets on ports, mining and commodities helped transform Gautam Adani from a nondescript diamond trader into a tycoon with a net worth of $10 billion.
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Meghalaya Citizenship Bill Protesters Attack Odisha Mine Rescuers' Bus
A bus carrying a team of rescuers from Odisha, headed to aid the operations to trace 15 miners trapped in a rat-hole coal mine in Meghalaya, was attacked in East Jaintia Hills district allegedly by people protesting against the citizenship bill, police said on Friday.
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Sell Majority Stake In PSUs To Cut Import Bill: Vedanta To Government
Vedanta said the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act needs to be amended to make it more attractive.
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Don't Probe Officials Without Nod From Government: Parliamentary Panel
"Will the 'make-up' men be arrested?" That's how Anil Swarup, Secretary in the Ministry of Coal, reacted to a newspaper report that said a special Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI court had dropped all charges against former Telecom secretary Shyamal Ghosh after it found that "the CBI had made up the charges against Ghosh."
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Bills to Auction Mines, Cancelled Coal Blocks Passed in Rajya Sabha
Hours before Parliament breaks for a month-long recess in the Budget session, the Mines and Minerals Bill and the Coal Mines Bill were passed by the Rajya Sabha, with the government managing to swing the support of some opposition parties.
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Ruckus in Rajya Sabha: Congress Says It Won't Allow Mines Bill to Pass
The fate of the contentious mines and minerals bill continues to hang in balance even though the Rajya Sabha - where the government doesn't have number on its own - functioned till late on Thursday night during which there were repeated adjournments.
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Budget Session Likely to be Extended as Government Looks to Push Key Reforms
The government is considering extending the first part of the Budget session by two days as it gets set to push key reforms in the coal and mining sector through Parliament, which is scheduled to break for a month-long recess after Friday, March 20.
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Insurance Bill in Rajya Sabha Today, May Pass Test After a Pact
A bill that seeks to raise foreign investment in the insurance sector will be taken up in the Rajya Sabha today and is expected to sail through following the government's pact with the opposition on key legislation.
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Government Agrees to Send Bills on Coal, Mining to Select Panels: Sources
Government today agreed to the opposition's demands of referring the Coal and Mines bill and the Mines and Minerals bill to separate Select Committees that will submit their recommendations by March 18.
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Government's Bills Face Great Wall of Rajya Sabha
On Tuesday, when the Lok Sabha passed the controversial land bill, the Congress and some other opposition parties were not present in the House. They had walked out, signalling to the government that they are united in their resolve to not let its key reforms pass the Rajya Sabha test.
