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This holiday, indulge in ocean surfing in Odisha or enjoy Kerala's snake boat raceTourists and locals throng Alleppey to watch the elaborately decorated ‘chundans’ or snake boats gliding down the waters at an incredible s...- Jindal Steel & Power Ltd raises Rs 1,000 crore from NCDs to Kotak MahindraJSPL commissioned country's largest billet caster plant at Angul in Odisha, where it has a 2.5-MT steel making capacity & plans to raise it...
- JSPL shares close nearly 2% downAfter falling 4.49 per cent to Rs 142.35 in intra-day trade on the BSE, shares of JSPL ended 1.58 per cent lower at Rs 146.70.
- JSPL shares down 4.5% on scrapping $10 bn CTL projectShares of Jindal Steel and Power today fell by 4.5 per cent after it scrapped plans to set up a USD 10 billion coal-to-liquid (CTL) project...
- After coal block cancellations, Jindal Steel shelves $10 billion projectNaveen Jindal, a former parliamentarian from the opposition Congress party, said he would nevertheless expand the company's businesses aggr...
- In Kendrapada, Baijayant Panda comes in a helicopterOne of BJD's better known faces in Delhi, Panda is hoping to retain his LS seat which he won with a margin of more than 1.27 lakh votes in ...
- Coal scam: Government may issue de-allocation letters to companies this week"The Coal Ministry is planning to begin issuing deallocation letter to companies like JSPL and Rathi Udyoy, this week," an official said.
- JSPL may move to court if Ramchandi block is deallocatedJSPL is likely to take legal recourse if govt deallocates Ramchandi coal block on which hinges company's ambitious Rs 80,000-crore coal-to-...
- 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...
- Coal Ministry deallocates 11 blocks given to companies including JSPL, Rathi UdyogComing down heavily on firms sitting idle on mines, the Coal Ministry has decided to deallocate 11 blocks given to companies including Jind...
- 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.
- Inter-Ministerial panel recommends scrapping of 11 coal minesInter-Ministerial Group on coal blocks has recommended deallocation of 11 blocks given to companies like JSPL and Monnet Ispat & Energy.
- Top companies to meet IMG and give presentation on delays in coal blocks' developmentThe Coal Ministry has asked firms including JSPL, NTPC, SAIL and Tata Power to make presentation before the IMG on the achievement of miles...
- JSPL plans Rs 12,000 crore investment this yearJindal Steel and Power said it plans an investment of about Rs 12,000 crore this year for its ongoing 6.5 million tonne steel plant in Odis...
- CoalMin slaps notices on 6 companies for delay in block developmentThe ministry has asked the companies to explain within 20 days the reasons for delay in development of captive blocks.
- Coal Ministry issues show-cause notices to JSPL and TVNLThe CoalMin issued show-cause notices to two firms, JSPL and TVNL, for not developing coal blocks allocated to them within the stipulated t...
- Tata JV, JSPL get coal blocks for $18-bn CTL projectsThe government is understood to have awarded a coal block each to Tata Sons-Sasol joint venture and Jindal Steel and Power for converting c...
- Companies to share profits from coal-to-liquid proj with GovtCorporate majors like Reliance, Essar and GMR, which are vying for the USD 6-8 billion project to convert coal into oil, may have to share ...
- Reliance Industries to get three coal blocksReliance Industries is likely to get three coal blocks in Talcher coal fields for its ambitious multi-billion dollar coal to liquid project.
- Orissa to set up special tourist campsThe Orissa government has decided to set up special camps at various tourist destinations to attract more national and international travel...
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