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20 months of bearish markets: One additional letter that tells you which 'cheap' stocks are actually cheapMost investors live by one ratio. That ratio that tells them all they want to know – or should one say all they want to hear? They open a s...- Cement cos in Meghalaya imported nearly 3 lakh mt of coal without valid papers: HC-appointed panelTwo cement companies in Meghalaya face accusations of violating norms in transporting over 2.93 lakh metric tonnes of coal. A high court-ap...
- Retired HC judge to head judicial probe into blast at Meghalaya's illegal coal mineA judicial panel has been formed to investigate a deadly blast at an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya. Retired judge Justice RS Chauhan leads...
- Meghalaya coal mine explosion: NGT orders authorities to respond by May 19 after blast kills 30Taking suo motu cognizance of the coal mine blast in Meghalaya, which killed 30 people, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) issued a notice o...
- Meghalaya coal mine blast toll rises to 30; rescue ops called offThe death toll in Meghalaya's coal mine blast has risen to 30, with two more people succumbing to their injuries on Tuesday. They were unde...
- Meghalaya mine blast toll rises to 25 in East Jaintia HillsThe blast took place inside an unauthorised mine in the Mynsyngat-Thangskai area, under the jurisdiction of the Umpleng police outpost.
- Meghalaya coal mine blast: Seven more bodies found, death toll mounts to 25Meghalaya mine explosion: The blast occurred at a coal mine in the Thangsku area of Umsngat village, prompting the authorities to begin lar...
- 18 labourers killed, several trapped after blast at illegal coal mine in MeghalayaA powerful blast has rocked an illegal rat-hole coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district. At least 18 labourers have died and s...
- 16 dead in coal mine blast in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia HillsTragedy struck Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district on Thursday. An explosion at a coal mine claimed the lives of sixteen labourers. Sev...
- Meghalaya Minister claims heavy rains may have caused disappearance of 4,000 metric tonnes of illegally mined coalMeghalaya- Heavy monsoon rains may have washed away over 4,000 metric tonnes of illegally mined coal- Cabinet Minister Kyrmen Shylla
- Meghalaya inaugurates first scientific coal mine after nearly a decade long banAfter nearly a decade-long ban, Meghalaya has inaugurated its first scientific coal mine in East Jaintia Hills. This follows the 2014 NGT b...
- Mining all set to resume in Meghalaya after nine yearsCoal Mining is set to resume in the state of Meghalaya after nine years. The commencement of scientific mining will be landmark in the hist...
- Deploy 10 companies of CAPF to check illegal coal mining: Meghalaya government to CentreMeghalaya government had prepared a “blueprint” for the deployment of 160 companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to check the ill...
- Another mining mishap in Meghalaya, 2 deadAn official in state government said that fresh incident of mine collapse has come from Mookar, Jalyiah village. One of relatives of the de...
- Miners trapped Meghalaya: CIL mobilises experts and equipment’s to launch rescue operationMeghalaya government has requested CIL to assist in search and rescue operation.
- 13 feared trapped in flooded coal mine in MeghalayaChief minister, Conard Sangma said that team from NDRF and district administration are carrying out the rescue operation. “This is unfortun...
- Conrad Sangma discusses restarting coal mining in Meghalaya with Piyush GoyalThe chief minister said, “All cooperation and support has been extended by the Centre to resolve the ban on coal mining in Meghalaya.
- Meghalaya permitting mining under "garb" of transportation: NGTThe National Green Tribunal today pulled up the Meghalaya government saying it was allowing mining in the state under the "garb" of coal tr...
- National Green Tribunal wants Meghalaya government to come up with coal mining planNGT has asked the state government to finalise a coal mining plan in coordination with the government of India.
- Coal India loses mining rights in MeghalayaThe state government declined to renew company's mining lease application for the Simsong coal block. The original lease had expired in 200...
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