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Coal India board approves uniform dress code for employees; effective JulyCoal India Ltd. will implement a uniform dress code for its 2.25 lakh employees starting in July 2025. Male employees will wear navy blue p...- Coal India to apply uniform rates on late paymentsEffective October 1, Coal India Ltd (CIL) will implement uniform interest rates on receivables past due, aiming for ease of business. Previ...
- Opening up coal sector not a challenge to Coal India: Chairman Pramod AgrawalWhen the government is pushing for Atma Nirbharta or self-reliance to reduce coal import dependency with increased indigenous production, w...
- Coal shortage, procurement woes cost NTPC Rs 11,000 crore in 2010-16The Performance Audit Report covered fuel management of 13 out of 26 coal-based power stations of NTPC and its Joint Ventures during the pe...
- Coal India looks to set up 4 promotion panelsCoal 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...
- Government of India versus FPI: Is there a solution?Punters feel the ongoing tax dispute between Modi sarkaar and foreign portfolio investors could be one of the reasons why Sensex is taking ...
- Poll results, rising corporate debt may be the dealbreakers for stock marketsThe same folks who bet on Narendra Modi coming to power also made an implicit bet on reforms. So far, however, these folks have been disapp...
- Give extra coal from captive mines to CIL: Centre tells statesBattling coal crunch, CIL received a shot in the arm today with the Centre asking states to follow norms for surplus coal disposal from a c...
- CCEA to consider price pooling of coal again after two weeksPower producers facing acute fuel scarcity can still hope for coal at an average price of imports as CCEA will again consider price pooling.
- Get ready to pay more for powerIn a letter to coal secretary Alok Perti, power secretary P Uma Shankar has warned that the cost of generating electricity would rise 35% b...
- GoM okays coal profit-share, ore royalty for mining areasGoM headed by Pranab Mukherjee has decided that coal companies will need to distribute 26% profit to the local population.
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