Indian markets closed lower amid global volatility and geopolitical concerns, with analysts expecting continued choppiness due to monthly e...

Coal India has built a substantial buffer of 168 million tonnes to meet rising summer power demand. Stocks at power plants and mine heads a...

JM Financial views the West Bengal election outcome as a potential boost for power sector governance, driven by expectations of reform unde...

April brought unexpected challenges for Coal India, the giant behind India's coal production. The company experienced a significant 9.7 per...

Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy urged Coal India Ltd to boost its production to avoid costly imports. As CIL marks its 50th year, the minister...

The business scenario in which CIL operates is rapidly changing globally in the current times. To cater to futuristic business models, ther...

Around 10,000 executives have superannuated from the services of Coal India Ltd (CIL) from January 1, 2007, to March 31, 2020.

CIL will procure 360 high capacity mining equipment valued at over Rs 7,000 crore to bolster production.

State-run CIL arm Western Coalfields Ltd (WCL) today announced the reduction of its e-auction coal price by 20 per cent of the rate notifie...

The three washeries likely to be commissioned next year are located at Madhuband, Patherdih and Dahibari in Jharkhand.

Coal India is going the private sector way to hold on to its top talent even as the Govt is in the process of opening up commercial coal mi...

CIL does not want to go back to its board for making any major changes to the FSA because it has already had several board meetings on the ...

The power ministry on Tuesday said it is confident that Coal India Ltd (CIL) will supply coal to power projects at 80% of their requirement.

The Coal Ministry today said there was no need for arbitration with The Children's Investment Fund and the issues could be solved amicably.

The Planning Commission has asked the Coal Ministry to chalk out an action plan to ensure that CIL meets its production target.

Coal India (CIL) will procure spares and equipment worth $2 billion from the overseas market in the next five years.

Coal India will recruit about 2,500 entry level executives in next five years to strengthen workforce in view of its plans to expand produc...