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States Have To Pay Nearly Rs 20,000 Crores As Dues To Coal India: Report
Amid reports of power crisis due to alleged shortage of coal stock in the country, government sources on Tuesday said States have to pay nearly Rs 20,000 crores as dues to Coal India.
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Prime Minister's Office Reviews Coal Crisis Today, Say Sources: 10 Points
The PMO or Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office is likely to review the coal supply situation in India today, say sources, amid fears of widespread blackouts in the country and with many states flagging worries about outages.
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Amit Shah Meets Ministers Amid Coal Shortage, Power Blackouts Concern
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday met his cabinet colleagues in charge of the coal and power ministries amid concerns of an electricity shortage in many parts of the country because of inadequate supplies of coal.
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Power Minister Holds Meeting As Delhi, Other States Flag Coal Shortage
Amid the possibility of a power blackout in the national capital, the officials of Delhi's Power Ministry, BSES and Tata power reached the residence of Union Power Minister RK Singh on Sunday for a meeting over coal shortage at power plants.
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To Reduce Stubble Burning, Power Plants To Mix Crop Residue With Coal
The Power Ministry directed the largest utility NTPC Ltd to blend crop residue with coal at its power plants, in a bid to reduce stubble burning on agricultural lands which is clouding Delhi with smog.
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India's Thermal Power Plants Lag on Emissions and Efficiency, Says Study
A year after the World Health Organisation declared Delhi had the worst air quality in the world, a new study by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has today sounded alarm bells over air pollution, particularly from coal based power plants. While the two-year comprehensive environmental audit places NTPC's Badarpur Power Plant in Delhi as...
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Espionage Case: 5 Senior Officials of Energy Companies Arrested
Five senior energy company employees were arrested by the Delhi Police's Crime Branch on Friday in connection with the case of corporate espionage involving top-secret government documents. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today tweeted that the police should try and reach the "top people" involved in the case in which government information, a...
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5 Senior Officials of Energy Companies Arrested in Espionage Case
The Crime Branch of Delhi Police arrested five senior energy company employees on Friday in connection with the case of corporate espionage involving government documents. The stolen documents included top-secret government information not just from the Petroleum Ministry, as suspected till Friday morning, but the Coal, Power and Defence Ministries...
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In Espionage Case, Inputs for Finance Minister's Budget Speech Also Stolen
The Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested five more energy company employees today in connection with the case over corporate espionage involving government documents. The stolen documents included top-secret government information not just from the Petroleum Ministry, as suspected till Friday morning, but the Coal, Power and Defence Ministries to...
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Coal Ministry Rebuts Claims of Coal Shortage at NTPC Plants
The skirmish between the Coal Ministry and the National Thermal Power Corporation took a new twist today, with the ministry rebutting claims that there is a shortfall of coal supply to plants operated by NTPC.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal made accused, BJP attacks government
In a new case filed today in the coal scam, Congress MP Naveen Jindal and his company have been accused of paying kickbacks for coal blocks to former Minister of State for Coal Dasari Narayan Rao.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal accused of cheating, conspiracy
An FIR has been registered against Congress MP Naveen Jindal and his company Jindal Steel and Power for allegedly misrepresenting crucial information to land valuable coal fields from the government.
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Ministers' panel to take 'political call' on greater autonomy for CBI
A Group of Ministers (GoM) will now reportedly take a 'political' call on whether the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI should be made more autonomous or whether minor changes to enhance the powers of the CBI director would be sufficient. The GoM met in the capital yesterday; Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde was the only absentee at the meeti...
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Coal scandal: Prime Minister's Office wants action against defaulters?
With the government being accused of a defective coal policy that may have cost the country thousands of crores, a range of companies who were given coal blocks for steel or power plants are being investigated. A report by the state auditor has faulted how 142 coal fields were allotted, alleging a lack of transparency that gifted windfall benefits ...
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States Have To Pay Nearly Rs 20,000 Crores As Dues To Coal India: Report
Amid reports of power crisis due to alleged shortage of coal stock in the country, government sources on Tuesday said States have to pay nearly Rs 20,000 crores as dues to Coal India.
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Prime Minister's Office Reviews Coal Crisis Today, Say Sources: 10 Points
The PMO or Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office is likely to review the coal supply situation in India today, say sources, amid fears of widespread blackouts in the country and with many states flagging worries about outages.
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Amit Shah Meets Ministers Amid Coal Shortage, Power Blackouts Concern
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday met his cabinet colleagues in charge of the coal and power ministries amid concerns of an electricity shortage in many parts of the country because of inadequate supplies of coal.
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Power Minister Holds Meeting As Delhi, Other States Flag Coal Shortage
Amid the possibility of a power blackout in the national capital, the officials of Delhi's Power Ministry, BSES and Tata power reached the residence of Union Power Minister RK Singh on Sunday for a meeting over coal shortage at power plants.
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To Reduce Stubble Burning, Power Plants To Mix Crop Residue With Coal
The Power Ministry directed the largest utility NTPC Ltd to blend crop residue with coal at its power plants, in a bid to reduce stubble burning on agricultural lands which is clouding Delhi with smog.
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India's Thermal Power Plants Lag on Emissions and Efficiency, Says Study
A year after the World Health Organisation declared Delhi had the worst air quality in the world, a new study by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has today sounded alarm bells over air pollution, particularly from coal based power plants. While the two-year comprehensive environmental audit places NTPC's Badarpur Power Plant in Delhi as...
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Espionage Case: 5 Senior Officials of Energy Companies Arrested
Five senior energy company employees were arrested by the Delhi Police's Crime Branch on Friday in connection with the case of corporate espionage involving top-secret government documents. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today tweeted that the police should try and reach the "top people" involved in the case in which government information, a...
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5 Senior Officials of Energy Companies Arrested in Espionage Case
The Crime Branch of Delhi Police arrested five senior energy company employees on Friday in connection with the case of corporate espionage involving government documents. The stolen documents included top-secret government information not just from the Petroleum Ministry, as suspected till Friday morning, but the Coal, Power and Defence Ministries...
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In Espionage Case, Inputs for Finance Minister's Budget Speech Also Stolen
The Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested five more energy company employees today in connection with the case over corporate espionage involving government documents. The stolen documents included top-secret government information not just from the Petroleum Ministry, as suspected till Friday morning, but the Coal, Power and Defence Ministries to...
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Coal Ministry Rebuts Claims of Coal Shortage at NTPC Plants
The skirmish between the Coal Ministry and the National Thermal Power Corporation took a new twist today, with the ministry rebutting claims that there is a shortfall of coal supply to plants operated by NTPC.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal made accused, BJP attacks government
In a new case filed today in the coal scam, Congress MP Naveen Jindal and his company have been accused of paying kickbacks for coal blocks to former Minister of State for Coal Dasari Narayan Rao.
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Coal scam: Congress MP Naveen Jindal accused of cheating, conspiracy
An FIR has been registered against Congress MP Naveen Jindal and his company Jindal Steel and Power for allegedly misrepresenting crucial information to land valuable coal fields from the government.
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Ministers' panel to take 'political call' on greater autonomy for CBI
A Group of Ministers (GoM) will now reportedly take a 'political' call on whether the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI should be made more autonomous or whether minor changes to enhance the powers of the CBI director would be sufficient. The GoM met in the capital yesterday; Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde was the only absentee at the meeti...
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Coal scandal: Prime Minister's Office wants action against defaulters?
With the government being accused of a defective coal policy that may have cost the country thousands of crores, a range of companies who were given coal blocks for steel or power plants are being investigated. A report by the state auditor has faulted how 142 coal fields were allotted, alleging a lack of transparency that gifted windfall benefits ...
