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RRB NTPC 2026 calendar released: Check full schedule of Railways' CBT-1 tentative exam dates for May-JuneThe Ministry of Railways has announced the tentative schedule for the RRB NTPC CBT-1 exam, with multiple phases planned for May and June na...- NTPC Green Energy shares set to debut on bourses. Check GMP, allotment status, other detailsNTPC Green Energy IPO Allotment Status: Shares of NTPC Green, which had its IPO open from November 19 to November 22, are expected to be li...
- NTPC Green IPO allotment soon. Check status, GMP, listing date and other detailsNTPC Green IPO allotment is expected on Monday. Investors will know the number of shares allotted against their bids. The allotment status ...
- Zinka Logistics IPO likely allotment today: Check GMP, Subscription, Key Dates and ReviewZinka IPO Allotment Status: Zinka Logistics IPO (Blackbuck IPO) shows a grey market premium of Rs 0, indicating a muted listing. The IPO re...
- Govt to review status of 72 coal mines"It has been been decided to hold a meeting under the Chairmanship of Joint Secretary and Nominated Authority, Ministry of Coal to review t...
- 'Progress of auctioned, alloted mines satisfactory'As the government eyes an ambitious 1.5 billion tonnes of coal production by 2020, it is reviewing the progress made by the alloted mines.
- 15 more coal mines to start production by March 31: Coal SecretaryThe move comes against the backdrop of the government mobilising over Rs 3 lakh crore in three tranches of coal auctions last year.
- Govt to review status of 32 coal blocks next weekCoal Ministry will next week review the status of auctioned and alloted coal blocks to companies like SAIL, Adani Power, Hindalco, NTPC and...
- SAIL, NTPC asked to give JV information of mines for submission to Supreme CourtThe government has sought affidavit from allotees of 61 coal and lignite mines like JSPL and Hindalco about the status of mines.
- CoalMin to review status of formation of JV, SPV next weekThe Coal Ministry had earlier asked states to advise the companies that have been allocated mines to either form SPVs or JVs for projects.
- Coal Ministry to review status of formation of JV companies, SPVThe Coal Ministry had earlier asked states to advise the companies that have been allocated mines to either form SPVs or JVs for projects.
- Coal Ministry to review status of formation of joint venture companies and special purpose vehiclesThe Coal Ministry will next week review the status of the formation of special purpose vehicles and joint venture companies among state gov...
- CEA asks Tata, Hindalco etc. to increase coal mine outputThe Central Electricity Authority has asked NTPC, Hindalco, Tata Power etc. to expedite production from captive coal blocks.
- Coal Ministry to meet states' Chief Secretaries this weekThe meeting between Coal Ministry and chief secretaries of different states would decide upon the status of joint venture companies.
- Inter-ministerial panel reviews performance of 16 coal blocksThe panel reviewed the performance of 16 mines alloted to firms including JSPL, NTPC, SAIL, Abhijeet Infrastructure and Tata Power.
- 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...
- IMG reviews 56 coal blocks; suggests showcause noticesOther firms whose coal blocks were reviewed included Rungta mines, Adani Power, NTPC, Lanco Group, JSW Steel and Jayaswal Neco.
- Coalmin slaps show notices on 12 firms including NTPC, SAILThe Coal Min today slapped fresh showcause notices on 12 firms including NTPC and SAIL seeking explanation for not developing these by June...
- Coal Ministry seeks status of power purchase agreements from 20 cos by April 10The PPA defines all of the commercial terms for the sale of electricity between the two parties, including when the project will begin comm...
- Coal Block allocations: Small firms and PSUs pay a bigger price for delayIs the coal ministry penalising small companies and PSUs, while being lenient on large companies?
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