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- Coal ministry asks Department of Financial Services for classifying coal under infrastructure sectorThe Ministry of Coal has requested the Department of Financial Services (DFS) to consider reclassifying coal as part of the infrastructure ...
- Delhi High Court rejects 4 petitions against coal auctionsMonnet Ispat had contested classification of Gare Palma IV/5 mine to reserve it for unregulated sector against its previous allotment for i...
- Former Coal Secretary H C Gupta was aware that Coal Minister would go by recommendations: CourtFormer Coal Secretary H C Gupta was "well aware" that the Coal Minister would go by the recommendations of the screening panel, a Delhi cou...
- Coal block auctions: Domestic steel makers seek bank loans for payment of penaltyDomestic steel makers battling the twin impact of low demand and high input prices are seeking bank loans for payment of penalty in case of...
- Government to define pristine forests areas by month-endThe country's coal production took a hit following the introduction of 'go' and 'no go' area by the Ministry of Environment and Forests.
- Environment ministry for clearance to infra projects on case-by-case basisThe environment ministry is veering towards considering forest clearance for coal, mining and other infrastructure projects on a case-by-ca...
- Coal import to grow 28.3 pc this year: CMIECoal imports are expected to grow by 28.3 per cent at 127 million tonnes, economic think tank CMIE said in its monthly report.
- GoM gives green signal to Chhatrasal, Mahan coal blocksSources said the Group of Ministers (GoM), headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, took these decisions during their meeting held toda...
- Coal sector to get regulator soon: Coal Minister Sriprakash JaiswalThe coal sector would soon get a regulator as the government has finalised a draft bill for the purpose, Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal s...
- GoM refers NTPC's North Karanapura project to a panelThe Rs 8,000 crore NTPC project has been hanging fire for almost a decade due to a controversy over its location.
- Government panel says 'Go, No-Go' concept of forest area classification legally not tenable and should be abandonedThe environment ministry's ban on mining in areas of thick forest cover has locked away millions of tonnes of coal reserves.
- Stalemate continues among ministries over forest areas open for miningJairam Ramesh's offer to increase the areas open for mining to 71%, made at the group of minister meeting on Thursday failed to cut ice wit...
- Forest classification only after state pollsThe Government has deferred a meeting of a group of ministers that will classify forests into ‘go’ and ‘no go’ areas.
- No growth seen in Coal India's output for FY11Coal India's production growth is likely to nosedive to less than 1% in the current financial year compared to the projected growth of abou...
- 'CIL production growth likely to be almost nil this fiscal'"Due to 'no-go' classification by the Environment Ministry, several CIL projects are lying stranded. The production growth, as compared to ...
- Support 'No Go' forest zones for coal mining: Activists to PMIn a letter to the PM, 27 environmental groups, wildlife researchers and social activists have urged him to back the ministry of environmen...
- Coal Min seeks Cabinet nod for mining in 90% of 'no go' areasCoal Ministry has sought the Cabinet approval for its proposal that mining be allowed in 90 per cent of coal blocks labelled as 'no-mining'...
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