Coal Ministry had earlier this month kick started the process to auction 10 coal blocks in the third tranche, inviting bids from companies ...

Anil Swarup had said that the government will execute agreements with successful bidders by August 31 and "so the process by and large will...

The government has planned to soon auction about 11 coal mines which could not be sold in the first 2 phases of the latest coal block aucti...

He reiterated that the government was only re-examining and not reviewing, "because there was no decision taken. Review happens when you ta...

Government will decide fate of three coal blocks won by JSPL, Balco and BS Ispat, which came under the scanner for receiving low value bids...

The Centre wants review on re-auction of four coal blocks, including one that received the lowest bids and was won by Jindal Steel & Power.

The government has received a report on re-examination of four coal blocks auctioned during the first phase but is yet to take a final call...

The government has issued letters of award to the successful bidders of the remaining 15 blocks auctioned in the first round.

The government is re-examining auction of coal blocks, bagged by Balco, JSPL and BS Ispat, on some complaints including bidding price, sour...

Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said more aggressive bids are expected for such producing mines in the coming days.

Swarup confirmed the development saying that Belgaon mine in Maharashtra "closes at Rs 1,785 (per tonne) goes to Sunflag Iron and Steel."

The government is auctioning 19 mines in the first lot. The auction which began last week will last till February 22.

The 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...

JSPL, GVK Power and Monnet Ispat are among the bidders for 23 coal blocks on offer in the first tranche of the ongoing auction.

Government has set up an Inter- Ministerial Committee to inquire into the complaints received about theft and sale of coal in open market.

The coal ministry will start sending letters for deallocation of coal blocks from Monday, a top coal ministry official said.

Coal blocks that are deallocated after review of their status should be given to the upcoming power projects, Veerappa Moily said.