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Coal India To Open Big, New Mine This Year To Fight Power Crisis
State-run Coal India will open this year what is expected to become one of the country's biggest coal mines, officials said, as India struggles to keep pace with surging power demand.
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Gautam Adani Adds New Highlight To $70 Billion Pledge. It's A Tough One
Billionaire Gautam Adani wants his conglomerate to be a world leader in green data storage, with data centers run entirely on clean power playing a key part in his ambition to recast an empire built largely on coal mining and trading into a renewable
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Narendra Modi Stadium Represents Aspirations Of New India: Minister
Union Minister of Coal, Mines and Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi on Monday visited the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
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World Going Green, Low Returns In Coal: Mamata Banerjee Asks PM To Rethink FDI
Allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the coal sector would neither bring competent returns nor new technology, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In Meghalaya Hills Where Mine Collapsed, Illegal Coal Trade Continues
NDTV found that some freshly cut coal stocks were being loaded onto trucks from a new rat-hole mine in the same district where the rescue operations are going on. Across East Jaintia Hills, cranes and freshly mined coal left behind by miners are a common sight. The area is dotted with palatial bungalows of local coal barons.
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Government Plans Push For Large-Scale Adoption Of Electric Vehicles In India
The government's top brass, led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, will brainstorm on Thursday on how best it can push large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the country, ahead of the roll-out of FAME India - the national mission on electric mobility. At the meeting scheduled for February 23, Power, Coal, Mines and New & Renewable Energy Minis...
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India 'Particularly Vulnerable' to Coal Mining, Says Report
Forest area across the globe, larger than the size of a country like Portugal, is at risk from coal mining with five countries, including India being "particularly vulnerable", according to a new report.
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Cabinet Clears Bill on Mines Auction to Replace Coal Ordinance
The government today cleared a Bill on coal block auctions to replace an ordinance that was promulgated to begin auction of coal mines that were cancelled by the Supreme Court.
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India Starts First Major Coal Mine in Five Years
India started production at its first major new project in at least five years, which should help boost supplies to fuel-starved power plants.
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Cabinet approves first ever coal block auction policy for private firms: full text
The cabinet has approved auction of coal blocks to private companies, enabling the government to allot coal mining licences through competitive bidding for the first time. Here is the press release issued by the coal ministry on the methodology of allocation:
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Inter-ministerial panel on coal linkages to meet tomorrow
The inter-ministerial panel formed to look into fuel issues of power plants that are stranded due to unavailability of coal will meet for the first time on Wednesday.
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The children who work in India's rat-hole coal mines
Thirteen-year-old Sanjay Chhetri has a recurring fear: that one day, the dark, dank mine where he works will cave in and bury him alive.
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Prime Minister's Office and Attorney General disagree over assigning mines
The report by the national auditor on the massive losses caused by the allocation of coal fields is being refuted by the government, but has led to the Prime Minister suggesting that no mines in the mines and minerals sector be assigned for now. The auditor's report said that because an auction was not held for coal blocks between 2004 and 2009, th...
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Union Cabinet approves new mining bill
The Union Cabinet is expected to consider today a new bill on regulating and developing mining activities. The bill will mandate coal companies to provide 26 per cent of post-tax profit for the welfare of affected people, a move intended to benefit mostly tribals.
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Coal India To Open Big, New Mine This Year To Fight Power Crisis
State-run Coal India will open this year what is expected to become one of the country's biggest coal mines, officials said, as India struggles to keep pace with surging power demand.
-
Gautam Adani Adds New Highlight To $70 Billion Pledge. It's A Tough One
Billionaire Gautam Adani wants his conglomerate to be a world leader in green data storage, with data centers run entirely on clean power playing a key part in his ambition to recast an empire built largely on coal mining and trading into a renewable
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Narendra Modi Stadium Represents Aspirations Of New India: Minister
Union Minister of Coal, Mines and Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi on Monday visited the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
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World Going Green, Low Returns In Coal: Mamata Banerjee Asks PM To Rethink FDI
Allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the coal sector would neither bring competent returns nor new technology, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In Meghalaya Hills Where Mine Collapsed, Illegal Coal Trade Continues
NDTV found that some freshly cut coal stocks were being loaded onto trucks from a new rat-hole mine in the same district where the rescue operations are going on. Across East Jaintia Hills, cranes and freshly mined coal left behind by miners are a common sight. The area is dotted with palatial bungalows of local coal barons.
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Government Plans Push For Large-Scale Adoption Of Electric Vehicles In India
The government's top brass, led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, will brainstorm on Thursday on how best it can push large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the country, ahead of the roll-out of FAME India - the national mission on electric mobility. At the meeting scheduled for February 23, Power, Coal, Mines and New & Renewable Energy Minis...
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India 'Particularly Vulnerable' to Coal Mining, Says Report
Forest area across the globe, larger than the size of a country like Portugal, is at risk from coal mining with five countries, including India being "particularly vulnerable", according to a new report.
-
Cabinet Clears Bill on Mines Auction to Replace Coal Ordinance
The government today cleared a Bill on coal block auctions to replace an ordinance that was promulgated to begin auction of coal mines that were cancelled by the Supreme Court.
-
India Starts First Major Coal Mine in Five Years
India started production at its first major new project in at least five years, which should help boost supplies to fuel-starved power plants.
-
Cabinet approves first ever coal block auction policy for private firms: full text
The cabinet has approved auction of coal blocks to private companies, enabling the government to allot coal mining licences through competitive bidding for the first time. Here is the press release issued by the coal ministry on the methodology of allocation:
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Inter-ministerial panel on coal linkages to meet tomorrow
The inter-ministerial panel formed to look into fuel issues of power plants that are stranded due to unavailability of coal will meet for the first time on Wednesday.
-
The children who work in India's rat-hole coal mines
Thirteen-year-old Sanjay Chhetri has a recurring fear: that one day, the dark, dank mine where he works will cave in and bury him alive.
-
Prime Minister's Office and Attorney General disagree over assigning mines
The report by the national auditor on the massive losses caused by the allocation of coal fields is being refuted by the government, but has led to the Prime Minister suggesting that no mines in the mines and minerals sector be assigned for now. The auditor's report said that because an auction was not held for coal blocks between 2004 and 2009, th...
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Union Cabinet approves new mining bill
The Union Cabinet is expected to consider today a new bill on regulating and developing mining activities. The bill will mandate coal companies to provide 26 per cent of post-tax profit for the welfare of affected people, a move intended to benefit mostly tribals.
