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Coal For Less Than 2 Days In Power Plants, Maharashtra Blames Centre
The overall power crisis in Maharashtra is far greater than just Mumbai, which has been largely protected so far, Maharashtra power minister Nitin Raut said today.
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No Load Shedding But "Emergency" To Continue, Says Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra Energy minister Nitin Kashinath Raut said that there'd be no load shedding or shortage of power supply in the state, while also stressing that this "emergency" situation will continue for the next two months.
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Coal Power Plant Pollution Could Lead To More Premature Deaths In 6 Cities, Finds Study
A recent study shows that the number of premature deaths due to coal-fired thermal power plant pollution has increased by 60 per cent in cities including Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi/NCT and Bengaluru.
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Coal a Shadow on Mumbai That Citizens Want Lifted
Ninety per cent of people living in the slums of Mumbai Metropolitan Region die of respiratory diseases, a survey has found.
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Big-Ticket Corruption Scandals A Thing of Past: Former CAG Vinod Rai
Former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai today said the big-ticket corruption scandals are a thing of the past and the recent auction of coal blocks and spectrum stand a "test of transparency".
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Are Blackouts Coming up? Coal Shortage is Hitting Power Output: Report
A sharp fall in output at a large power plant in Gujarat due to a coal shortage may lead to power cuts in some areas, underlining the challenge the new government faces in overhauling the sector and its creaking infrastructure.
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Coal India fined $290 million by competition regulator
The competition regulator has imposed a fine of 17.7 billion rupees on state-run miner Coal India.
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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Among the four firms whose coal licenses have been revoked today by the government is Castron Mining.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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PM's meet could clear 3 international airports, Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train
In an attempt to revive the investment climate in India, the Prime Minister is meeting six ministers who handle infrastructure related portfolios like power, coal, aviation, shipping and road transport to review key infrastructure projects. A bullet train between the key trading hubs of Ahmedabad and Mumbai is likely to be cleared; three internatio...
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Captain, chief engineer of MV Rak released on bail
The Captain and the chief engineer of cargo vessel MV Rak have been arrested and charged with negligence. MV Rak sank off the coast of Mumbai on Thursday, with 60,000 metric tonnes of coal on board.
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Coal For Less Than 2 Days In Power Plants, Maharashtra Blames Centre
The overall power crisis in Maharashtra is far greater than just Mumbai, which has been largely protected so far, Maharashtra power minister Nitin Raut said today.
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No Load Shedding But "Emergency" To Continue, Says Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra Energy minister Nitin Kashinath Raut said that there'd be no load shedding or shortage of power supply in the state, while also stressing that this "emergency" situation will continue for the next two months.
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Coal Power Plant Pollution Could Lead To More Premature Deaths In 6 Cities, Finds Study
A recent study shows that the number of premature deaths due to coal-fired thermal power plant pollution has increased by 60 per cent in cities including Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi/NCT and Bengaluru.
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Coal a Shadow on Mumbai That Citizens Want Lifted
Ninety per cent of people living in the slums of Mumbai Metropolitan Region die of respiratory diseases, a survey has found.
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Big-Ticket Corruption Scandals A Thing of Past: Former CAG Vinod Rai
Former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai today said the big-ticket corruption scandals are a thing of the past and the recent auction of coal blocks and spectrum stand a "test of transparency".
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Are Blackouts Coming up? Coal Shortage is Hitting Power Output: Report
A sharp fall in output at a large power plant in Gujarat due to a coal shortage may lead to power cuts in some areas, underlining the challenge the new government faces in overhauling the sector and its creaking infrastructure.
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Coal India fined $290 million by competition regulator
The competition regulator has imposed a fine of 17.7 billion rupees on state-run miner Coal India.
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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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PM's meet could clear 3 international airports, Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train
In an attempt to revive the investment climate in India, the Prime Minister is meeting six ministers who handle infrastructure related portfolios like power, coal, aviation, shipping and road transport to review key infrastructure projects. A bullet train between the key trading hubs of Ahmedabad and Mumbai is likely to be cleared; three internatio...
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Captain, chief engineer of MV Rak released on bail
The Captain and the chief engineer of cargo vessel MV Rak have been arrested and charged with negligence. MV Rak sank off the coast of Mumbai on Thursday, with 60,000 metric tonnes of coal on board.
