Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi
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Government Says Coal Consumption Is Not Regulated
During April-November 2021, CIL had dispatched 421.11 million tonnes of coal, compared to the corresponding period's figures of 357.13 million tonnes
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Coal Import To Be Stopped By 2024: Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi
Coal minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday said that the import of dry fuel which has declined considerably will be stopped by 2024.
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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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Government Says Coal Consumption Is Not Regulated
During April-November 2021, CIL had dispatched 421.11 million tonnes of coal, compared to the corresponding period's figures of 357.13 million tonnes
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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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Government Says Coal Consumption Is Not Regulated
During April-November 2021, CIL had dispatched 421.11 million tonnes of coal, compared to the corresponding period's figures of 357.13 million tonnes
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Coal Import To Be Stopped By 2024: Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi
Coal minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday said that the import of dry fuel which has declined considerably will be stopped by 2024.
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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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Government Says Coal Consumption Is Not Regulated
During April-November 2021, CIL had dispatched 421.11 million tonnes of coal, compared to the corresponding period's figures of 357.13 million tonnes
-
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.
