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SAIL flies in Mongolian coking coal as it seeks new supplies, sources saySteel Authority of India has airlifted a 1-metric-ton sample of coking coal from Mongolia for testing. This trial was initiated as part of ...- The new man of steel! India seen filling the void China may leaveIndia Steel Industry Growth 2026: Global steel demand is shifting from China to India and Southeast Asia. India's steel consumption is low,...
- Pope starts Mongolia visit by praising the country's religious freedom dating back to Genghis KhanPope Francis praised Mongolia's tradition of religious freedom and encouraged its small Catholic community during his first-ever papal visi...
- India to seek easing of EU steel quotas, tarrifs in trade talks"India is likely to take up the issue of EU's steel import quota and their high tariffs during the free trade negotiations," said the offic...
- Steel sector looks to increase production, enhance raw material security in 2022As per the National Steel Policy 2017, the government has set a target to ramp up the country's crude steel production output to 300 millio...
- Mongolia seeks to balance an ambitious China by expanding Russia ties using gas pipelineMoscow is planning the Soyuz Vostok gas pipeline which will become an extension of Russia’s Power of Siberia 2 natural gas pipeline into Mo...
- India is in talks with Mongolia and Russia for importing coking coal: Pradhan"India has been importing coal from Australia, which is good, but high-quality coking coal is also available in Mongolia. We are looking to...
- What I read this week: Long winter ahead for Indian market before springWith 85% of the currency in circulation removed, and the replacement likely to take longer, near-term disruption in economic growth could b...
- India to acquire coking coal mine in MongoliaIndia will acquire a mine in Mongolia and also set up the first steel plant in the quality coal rich country.
- A look at India's oil vulnerability indexWith oil prices poised tantalisingly near the $100-a-barrel mark, the economies of oil importing, developing countries will be hit hard.
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