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38 seats in tribal-dominated region of Madhya Pradesh witnessing close battlesThe biggest turnaround seems to be in Jabalpur, the largest district of the region with eight assembly constituencies and a BJP bastion.- Three coal mines in Madhya Pradesh to start soon: Union Coal Minister Piyush GoyalUnion Coal Minister Piyush Goyal today said that South, North Mandla and Siyal Ghoghri coal mines in Madhya Pradesh would start soon.
- Government to issue ownership rights of 15 coal mines on March 23As many as nineteen mines under Schedule II (already in production) category were auctioned in the first leg held between February 14 and F...
- Auction: Hindalco, UltraTech, Jindal bag coal mines on 6th dayHindalco and UltraTech bagged one mine each while Jindal Power won two blocks on the sixth day of the ongoing auction today, taking total n...
- Government expects sale proceeds of 204 coal blocks to surpass the earlier estimates of Rs 7 lakh croreOn day five of auction, Essar Power won the Tokisud North block while agreeing to forego mining cost and paying the host state Rs 1,110 per...
- Jaiprakash, Durgapur Projects, BS Ispat win one coal mine eachCoal Minister Piyush Goyal said more aggressive bids are expected for such producing mines in the coming days.
- B S Ispat wins mine in MaharashtraSwarup confirmed the development saying that Belgaon mine in Maharashtra "closes at Rs 1,785 (per tonne) goes to Sunflag Iron and Steel."
- Government expects more aggressive auctions for coal blocksThe government is auctioning 19 mines in the first lot. The auction which began last week will last till February 22.
- Gare Palma block IV 7 receives highest number of 16 bids in auctionsThe list of bidders for these 23 coal blocks on offer in the first tranche of the ongoing auction is believed to include Jindal Steel and P...
- Government to auction coal blocks within 6 months; CIL likely to take charge of 40 minesThe government will auction coal blocks within 6 mths to raise output and is likely to ask CIL to take charge of the 40 operational captive...
- NTPC, GVK Group, Jaipraksah Associates' soon-operational coalmines likely to be sparedGovernment asked SC to spare 40 operational captive coal blocks & 6 other mines that are set to start production soon from cancellation.
- Government sets 68 MT output target for captive coal mines in FY15The government has fixed a production target of about 68 million tonnes for captive coal mines allocated to various companies.
- Coal production from captive mines likely at 53 MT in FY'15The meeting was held under the chairmanship of Additional Secretary, Coal to review the progress of production of the fuel from captive min...
- Government to review 27 coal mines next weekOf the total 328 coal blocks identified for allocation for captive purposes, the government has so far allocated 218 blocks. The government...
- Govt gives forest clearance for 12 coal mines in past 2 monthsThe ministry of environment and forests, after scrutinising conditions fulfilled, has issued the approvals, some of which include forest cl...
- Coal mining licences of 11 captive blocks held by Tatas, Jindal Steel, Birla & Monnet Ispat cancelledThe coal ministry has cancelled coal mining licences of 11 captive blocks held by companies like Tata Sons, Jindal Steel & Power, Birla Cor...
- Licences of 11 coal blocks may be revokedAn inter-ministerial group has recommended revoking the licences of 11 mines with over 4.5 billion tonnes of reserves.
- Coal panel recommends cancellation of blocks of Tata Sons, Birla Corp, Dalmia Cement, JSPLCoal panel recommends cancellation of blocks of Tata Sons, Birla Corp, Dalmia Cement, JSPL.
- Coal ministry slaps show causes again to 13 block ownersThe coal ministry has slapped show-cause notices to 13 coal block owners for non-adherence of mile stones set for commissioning production
- Coal Ministry issues showcause notice to 11 companies, including JSPL,NTPCThe Coal Ministry today issued show cause notices to 11 firms, including JSPL, Monnet Ispat, NTPC and GVK Power
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