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Digvijaya Singh defends Sushilkumar Shinde over comment on coal scandal
Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh has defended Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde over his controversial comment on the coal scam. Mr Singh said that the union minister's statement on the coal controversy has been taken out of context.
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Among revoked coal permits, a firm that appears close to BJP
Among the four firms whose coal licenses have been revoked today by the government is Castron Mining. In 1999, when the BJP-led NDA coalition was in power, Castron Mining was given one coal block in Jharkhand. In India, private firms cannot operate coal mines for commercial use -the coal blocks they get have to feed power, steel or cement plants.
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Salman Khurshid defends government over coal scandal: Highlights
Law Minister Salman Khurshid today defended the Congress-led UPA government over the coal scandal.
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Coal scandal: Inter-Ministerial Group's review concludes, report to be submitted today
The Inter-Ministerial Group or the IMG is likely to submit its report to the coal ministry today. The panel has reviewed the progress of coal blocks that were allocated to private firms without auction. Many of these private companies, have alleged links to politicians and their relatives. The Coal Ministry is also preparing a response to counter t...
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Digvijaya Singh defends Sushilkumar Shinde over comment on coal scandal
Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh has defended Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde over his controversial comment on the coal scam. Mr Singh said that the union minister's statement on the coal controversy has been taken out of context.
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Among revoked coal permits, a firm that appears close to BJP
Among the four firms whose coal licenses have been revoked today by the government is Castron Mining. In 1999, when the BJP-led NDA coalition was in power, Castron Mining was given one coal block in Jharkhand. In India, private firms cannot operate coal mines for commercial use -the coal blocks they get have to feed power, steel or cement plants.
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Salman Khurshid defends government over coal scandal: Highlights
Law Minister Salman Khurshid today defended the Congress-led UPA government over the coal scandal.
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Coal scandal: Inter-Ministerial Group's review concludes, report to be submitted today
The Inter-Ministerial Group or the IMG is likely to submit its report to the coal ministry today. The panel has reviewed the progress of coal blocks that were allocated to private firms without auction. Many of these private companies, have alleged links to politicians and their relatives. The Coal Ministry is also preparing a response to counter t...
