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There Would Be No Power Cuts Due To Coal Shortage, Says Coal Minister
Coal minister Pralhad Joshi on Friday assured that there would be no power cuts in the country from now onwards due to coal shortage.
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Coal To Stay As Major Source Of Energy In Foreseeable Future: Coal Minister
Coal will stay as a major source of energy in the foreseeable future as it is an affordable source of energy with substantial reserve, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Flooding Due To Monsoon Led To Coal Shortage At Power Plants: Coal Minister
Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi today said closure of some mines, and inundation of a few others due to monsoon led to the crisis but there is no need to panic as the situation is improving.
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India May End Coal Imports by 2017, Says Union Minister Piyush Goyal
India should be able to end coal import by 2017, thereby saving precious foreign exchange, Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Government Makes Over 3-Lakh Crore From Coal and Spectrum Sale; Government Auditor's Estimates Surpassed
The auction kitty from sale of coal mines and telecom spectrum on Monday swelled to over Rs 3 lakh crore -- exceeding all estimates including by CAG for value of such resources, which have been at the centre of two major scams in the recent years.
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Government Reaches Out to non-Congress Parties for Support on Land Bill, Say Sources
As part of its effort to push through the land bill in Parliament in this session with the help of regional parties, the Narendra Modi government reached out to the Biju Janata Dal today, sources told NDTV. Efforts are also on to bring on board the Trinamool Congress, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi and allies Akali Dal and the Shiv Sena, they said.
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Supreme Court Order on Environment Regulator: Four-Member Panel Set Up
The Government today constituted a four-member ministerial panel to decide on how to go ahead on a Supreme Court order on setting up of an environmental regulator.
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Coal-gate: the Parakh letter wars
NDTV has accessed a trail of letters which show the extent to which MPs, MLAs and even the Coal Minister demanded special favours from the coal ministry and its PSUs between 2004-2005. And when they were refused, they harassed, even threatened then Coal Secretary PC Parakh as well as heads of coal PSUs.
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Missing coal files: Govt to firefight in Parliament, Supreme Court
The government is likely to give an explanation to the Supreme Court today on missing files related to the allocation of coal mining blocks to private parties at throwaway prices at a huge loss to the government - the scandal known as 'coal-gate'.
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There Would Be No Power Cuts Due To Coal Shortage, Says Coal Minister
Coal minister Pralhad Joshi on Friday assured that there would be no power cuts in the country from now onwards due to coal shortage.
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Coal To Stay As Major Source Of Energy In Foreseeable Future: Coal Minister
Coal will stay as a major source of energy in the foreseeable future as it is an affordable source of energy with substantial reserve, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Flooding Due To Monsoon Led To Coal Shortage At Power Plants: Coal Minister
Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi today said closure of some mines, and inundation of a few others due to monsoon led to the crisis but there is no need to panic as the situation is improving.
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India May End Coal Imports by 2017, Says Union Minister Piyush Goyal
India should be able to end coal import by 2017, thereby saving precious foreign exchange, Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Government Makes Over 3-Lakh Crore From Coal and Spectrum Sale; Government Auditor's Estimates Surpassed
The auction kitty from sale of coal mines and telecom spectrum on Monday swelled to over Rs 3 lakh crore -- exceeding all estimates including by CAG for value of such resources, which have been at the centre of two major scams in the recent years.
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Government Reaches Out to non-Congress Parties for Support on Land Bill, Say Sources
As part of its effort to push through the land bill in Parliament in this session with the help of regional parties, the Narendra Modi government reached out to the Biju Janata Dal today, sources told NDTV. Efforts are also on to bring on board the Trinamool Congress, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi and allies Akali Dal and the Shiv Sena, they said.
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Supreme Court Order on Environment Regulator: Four-Member Panel Set Up
The Government today constituted a four-member ministerial panel to decide on how to go ahead on a Supreme Court order on setting up of an environmental regulator.
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Coal-gate: the Parakh letter wars
NDTV has accessed a trail of letters which show the extent to which MPs, MLAs and even the Coal Minister demanded special favours from the coal ministry and its PSUs between 2004-2005. And when they were refused, they harassed, even threatened then Coal Secretary PC Parakh as well as heads of coal PSUs.
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Missing coal files: Govt to firefight in Parliament, Supreme Court
The government is likely to give an explanation to the Supreme Court today on missing files related to the allocation of coal mining blocks to private parties at throwaway prices at a huge loss to the government - the scandal known as 'coal-gate'.
