During the analysis of nearly 60 allocations, records were found to be correct and no deviation from the laid down norms and procedures was...

CBI has concluded its probe in six FIRs related to allocation of coal blocks and is likely to intimate the Supreme Court about it.

Coal Ministry today said it has deallocated a coal block in Chhattisgarh allocated to Rathi Udyog Ltd, now known as Rathi Steel and Power L...

CBI is likely to start filing charge sheets in the cases related to coal blocks allocation scam soon as it has wound up its probe in at lea...

"The Coal Ministry is planning to begin issuing deallocation letter to companies like JSPL and Rathi Udyoy, this week," an official said.

Coming 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, JSPL.

CBI will file a fresh case in connection with alleged irregularities in allocation of coal blocks by month-end in which it may name a corpo...

The panel reviewed the performance of 16 mines alloted to firms including JSPL, NTPC, SAIL, Abhijeet Infrastructure and Tata Power.

CBI is likely to file its status report in the coal scam before the Supreme Court on Tuesday stating details of its 14th FIR against Hindal...

The CBI has carried out raids at the company’s office on Delhi’s Mathura Road and eight other locations, the spokesperson added.

CBI has registered a fresh case in connection with its coal blocks allocation probe against Rathi Steel and Power Limited.

The coal ministry has slapped show-cause notices to 13 coal block owners for non-adherence of mile stones set for commissioning production

Rathi Steel and Power Ltd sees core margins at least doubling to 8 percent in the year to March 2009, aided by production of value-added st...

Corporates are likely to raise around Rs 35,000 crore from the initial public offerings (IPOs) in the primary market during the current fis...

Nearly 50% of the new scrips, which got listed after the May meltdown, were trading below their issue price at the close of the year.

50% of the cos that hit the market post 'May meltdown' traded below listing price at the close of '06.