Coal India is fully capable to fulfil the coal demand in India, he said, adding the company has plans to open new mines in the future.

ll the three critical rail lines over a period of time will transport more than 200 million tonnes of coal, he said.

The ministry during a meeting with Modi conveyed it to him that Shivpur-Kathautia rail line to facilitate faster transportation of coal in ...

The Coal Ministry's share in the JV is 64 per cent, the Railway's 26 per cent and the state government's 10 per cent in a total equity of R...

In a bid to ramp up coal evacuation capacity, state-owned CIL is planning to procure wagons with an estimated investment of Rs 555.

It has decided to introduce a mechanism to handle issues arising out of supply of coal that is different from the variety promised at the a...

The Jharkhand government, Coal Ministry and Railways signed memorandum of understanding for formation of a joint venture to construct railw...

Coal India today said the critical Jharsuguda-Barpali railway link project in Odisha to facilitate faster transportation of coal is likely ...

The govt has raised Coal India’s production target for 2015-16 by 8.5%, even though the state-run monopoly missed its target for the fiscal...

Poor infrastructure is often cited as reason for the coal monopoly’s inability to raise output from its mines.

The budget’s proposal to speed up construction of three critical railway lines may improve coal availability by about 300 million tonne.

Officials said that the railways would help transport over 300 million tonnes of coal and could also add Rs 10,000 crore to its top line.

The rail connectivity would help evacuate nearly 100 million tonnes of coal annually from mines in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha.

State-owned Coal India, which accounts for over 80% of domestic coal production, is already drawing flak for missing its production targets.

Coal Ministry has floated another note for . Cabinet Committee on Investment to ensure timely completion of three critical rail links.

The Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI) today agreed to review every quarter the progress of three rail projects.

The government today said two rail projects - Tori-Shivpur and Gopalpur-Monaharpur - are likely to be completed by the end of 2017.