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I-PAC Co-Founder Vinesh Chandel Arrested In Case Linked To Bengal Coal Scam
The ED case is linked to a first information report (FIR) filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in November 2020 that alleged a coal pilferage in Eastern Coalfields Ltd's mines in West Bengal
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4 Killed, Many Trapped As Jharkhand Mines Collapse Due To Illegal Mining
At least four persons died and many are feared trapped as three abandoned coal mines collapsed during illegal mining in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, officials said on Tuesday.
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Bengal Coal-Mining Case: CBI Summons "Mastermind" Anup Manjhi On March 30
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has summoned the alleged mastermind of an illegal coal-mining scam in West Bengal, Anup Manjhi, for questioning in connection with the case on March 30, officials said on Friday.
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Body Of Bengal Coal Mine Worker Found, 2 Still Trapped
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team on Thursday has recovered the body of one person, who was trapped along with two others, from a coal mine in Asansol's Kulti area.
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3 Workers Killed After Gas Leak In Chhattisgarh Coal Mine
Three workers were killed after a gas leak in an underground coal mine of South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in Chhattisgarh's Korba district, police said.
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Eastern Coalfields Limited Announces Special Recruitment Drive; 117 Vacancies
Eastern Coalfields Limited has invited applications from candidates belonging to OBC, SC/ ST categories for recruitment to 117 Mining Sirdar posts.
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Jharkhand Coal Mine Cave-In: Number Of Deaths Rise To 18
With the recovery of two more bodies on Sunday, the death toll in the coal mine collapse at Lalmatia open cast coal mine climbed to 18. Operations at the mine were being run by Eastern Coalfields Ltd (ECL) in Jharkhand's Godda district.
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Jharkand Coal Mine Cave-In: Another Death Takes Number Of Fatalities To 17
The number of deaths in the Jharkand mine collapse today rose to 17 even as rescue operations were underway at the site.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 12 In Jharkhand Mine Roof Collapse Incident
One more body was recovered from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the total number of deaths in the incident to 12.
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10 Dead In Jharkhand Mine Cave-In, Many Still Missing
Rescuers pulled out two more bodies today from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the number of deaths to 10, police said, as many were still feared trapped. A massive mound of earth caved in late Thursday at the Lalmatia open cast mine, burying at least 23 miners and dozens of vehicles as hundreds of workers battled overnight...
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45 Workers Rescued After 12 Hours in a Coal Mine in West Bengal
Around 45 workers who were trapped in a coal mine in West Bengal for over 12 hours have been rescued.
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Coal Strike: Police Using Force to Break Strike, Say Trade Unions. Meeting With Minister On
On the second day of the coal strike, Union Coal Minister Piyush Goyal is meeting the representatives of the striking trade unions to look for a solution to the impasse. The union leaders have claimed the authorities are using force against striking workers in Jharkhand.
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Coal Strike: Government Offered no Solution, Say Union Leaders
The meeting between the representatives of five trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swarup to resolve the coal strike remained inconclusive on Tuesday. At the end of the over-four-hour meeting, the union leaders said the strike will continue on Wednesday - which would be the second day of the five-day strike.
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Coal Strike to continue, No Headway Yet in Government-Union Talks
The talks between representatives of the five major trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swaroop have so far remained inconclusive on the first day of the coal strike. Both sides, however, have agreed to continue the discussion. The strike will continue, said representatives of the trade unions.
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Coal Strike Hits Production Across Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh
Work has been stalled at over 600 coal mines operated in Chhattisgarh and parts of Madhya Pradesh by Coal India subsidiary South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), on the first day of the five-day stike called by trade unions.
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I-PAC Co-Founder Vinesh Chandel Arrested In Case Linked To Bengal Coal Scam
The ED case is linked to a first information report (FIR) filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in November 2020 that alleged a coal pilferage in Eastern Coalfields Ltd's mines in West Bengal
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4 Killed, Many Trapped As Jharkhand Mines Collapse Due To Illegal Mining
At least four persons died and many are feared trapped as three abandoned coal mines collapsed during illegal mining in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, officials said on Tuesday.
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Bengal Coal-Mining Case: CBI Summons "Mastermind" Anup Manjhi On March 30
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has summoned the alleged mastermind of an illegal coal-mining scam in West Bengal, Anup Manjhi, for questioning in connection with the case on March 30, officials said on Friday.
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Body Of Bengal Coal Mine Worker Found, 2 Still Trapped
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team on Thursday has recovered the body of one person, who was trapped along with two others, from a coal mine in Asansol's Kulti area.
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3 Workers Killed After Gas Leak In Chhattisgarh Coal Mine
Three workers were killed after a gas leak in an underground coal mine of South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in Chhattisgarh's Korba district, police said.
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Eastern Coalfields Limited Announces Special Recruitment Drive; 117 Vacancies
Eastern Coalfields Limited has invited applications from candidates belonging to OBC, SC/ ST categories for recruitment to 117 Mining Sirdar posts.
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Jharkhand Coal Mine Cave-In: Number Of Deaths Rise To 18
With the recovery of two more bodies on Sunday, the death toll in the coal mine collapse at Lalmatia open cast coal mine climbed to 18. Operations at the mine were being run by Eastern Coalfields Ltd (ECL) in Jharkhand's Godda district.
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Jharkand Coal Mine Cave-In: Another Death Takes Number Of Fatalities To 17
The number of deaths in the Jharkand mine collapse today rose to 17 even as rescue operations were underway at the site.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 12 In Jharkhand Mine Roof Collapse Incident
One more body was recovered from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the total number of deaths in the incident to 12.
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10 Dead In Jharkhand Mine Cave-In, Many Still Missing
Rescuers pulled out two more bodies today from the rubble of a collapsed coal mine in Jharkhand, taking the number of deaths to 10, police said, as many were still feared trapped. A massive mound of earth caved in late Thursday at the Lalmatia open cast mine, burying at least 23 miners and dozens of vehicles as hundreds of workers battled overnight...
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45 Workers Rescued After 12 Hours in a Coal Mine in West Bengal
Around 45 workers who were trapped in a coal mine in West Bengal for over 12 hours have been rescued.
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Coal Strike: Police Using Force to Break Strike, Say Trade Unions. Meeting With Minister On
On the second day of the coal strike, Union Coal Minister Piyush Goyal is meeting the representatives of the striking trade unions to look for a solution to the impasse. The union leaders have claimed the authorities are using force against striking workers in Jharkhand.
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Coal Strike: Government Offered no Solution, Say Union Leaders
The meeting between the representatives of five trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swarup to resolve the coal strike remained inconclusive on Tuesday. At the end of the over-four-hour meeting, the union leaders said the strike will continue on Wednesday - which would be the second day of the five-day strike.
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Coal Strike to continue, No Headway Yet in Government-Union Talks
The talks between representatives of the five major trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swaroop have so far remained inconclusive on the first day of the coal strike. Both sides, however, have agreed to continue the discussion. The strike will continue, said representatives of the trade unions.
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Coal Strike Hits Production Across Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh
Work has been stalled at over 600 coal mines operated in Chhattisgarh and parts of Madhya Pradesh by Coal India subsidiary South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), on the first day of the five-day stike called by trade unions.
