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Illegally mined coal worth 17,000 metric tonnes seized in MeghalayaMeghalaya Police have seized a massive haul of over 17,000 metric tonnes of coal and 25.5 kg of explosives in East Jaintia Hills. This acti...- Retired HC judge to head judicial probe into blast at Meghalaya's illegal coal mineA judicial panel has been formed to investigate a deadly blast at an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya. Retired judge Justice RS Chauhan leads...
- Meghalaya blast: Nepal Embassy urges citizens to exercise caution while taking up overseas jobsNine workers from Nepal lost their lives in a devastating coal mine explosion in Meghalaya, prompting a critical response from the Nepal Em...
- Meghalaya coal mine explosion: NGT orders authorities to respond by May 19 after blast kills 30Taking suo motu cognizance of the coal mine blast in Meghalaya, which killed 30 people, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) issued a notice o...
- Meghalaya coal mine blast toll rises to 30; rescue ops called offThe death toll in Meghalaya's coal mine blast has risen to 30, with two more people succumbing to their injuries on Tuesday. They were unde...
- Meghalaya: CM declares judicial inquiry into fatal illegal mining incidentMeghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has ordered a judicial inquiry into a deadly explosion at an illegal coal mine. The blast in East Ja...
- Meghalaya mine blast toll rises to 25 in East Jaintia HillsThe blast took place inside an unauthorised mine in the Mynsyngat-Thangskai area, under the jurisdiction of the Umpleng police outpost.
- Meghalaya coal mine blast: Seven more bodies found, death toll mounts to 25Meghalaya mine explosion: The blast occurred at a coal mine in the Thangsku area of Umsngat village, prompting the authorities to begin lar...
- 18 labourers killed, several trapped after blast at illegal coal mine in MeghalayaA powerful blast has rocked an illegal rat-hole coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district. At least 18 labourers have died and s...
- 16 dead in coal mine blast in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia HillsTragedy struck Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district on Thursday. An explosion at a coal mine claimed the lives of sixteen labourers. Sev...
- Make India’s growth story & your stock story same: 6 stocks representing the confidence of growth but confusion of stock pricesIn the market downturn between October 2024 to March 2025, many stocks that were stars of the bull run of early 2024 suffered sharply in th...
- Illegal coal mining case: ED raids multiple locations in Assam and Meghalaya under PMLAEnforcement Directorate searched locations in Assam and Meghalaya. The searches relate to illegal coal mining and coke plants. The investig...
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- 4 days on, no headway in search for trapped miners in Meghalaya; NDRF joins efforts"A 24-member team from NDRF has arrived at the accident site in Umpleng. The NDRF joined the teams of SDRF and the state's Fire Service who...
- Six labourers feared trapped inside a rat-hole coal mine in MeghalayaMeghalaya police in a statement stated based on information received from Superintendent of Police, Silchar about six mine workers being tr...
- Indian Railways' geologists are caught between a rock and a (Covid) hard placeGeological hurdles seem surmountable to the Railways when compared with the challenges of the pandemic.
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