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Archive of posts filed under the Indian Coal category.

Indian Coal Industry Forecast to 2013: Indian coal demand is continuously rising

July 8, 2011, DUBLIN-(Coal Geology) -Research and Markets  has announced the addition of the “Indian Coal Industry Forecast to 2013″ report to their offering. Indian coal industry is considered to be one of the largest in terms of reserve base and production level. The domestic coal industry has gained significant momentum in the past few [...]

Four bogies of a coal carrier train derailed near Dadri

January 4, 2010 (Coal Geology): Four bogies of a coal carrier train derailed near Dadri in Delhi affecting the Delhi-Kanpur rail-route and rendering about a dozen trains late. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usqFilpMWpA Tweet

India to allow 20 boreholes per sq. km area for coal exploration

New Delhi, Sep 25 (Calcutta Tube) In a bid to increase coal production, the government will soon allow up to 20 boreholes in a square km area for coal exploration from one borehole in 1.5 square km permitted now, Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal said Friday. ‘Currently we produce around 530 million tones coal and import [...]

Coal India: Govt must give discount to retail

September 21, 2010, CNBC TV18′s Managing Editor Udayan Mukherjee says Eros International and Microsec will be heavily subscribed. According to him, both the companies will see listing gains. He expects Eros International to see 25% listing gains. Watch Video. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqKyBpmlUhU Tweet

Coal India Limited failed to renew Coal Mining Permit in Meghalaya

New Delhi, Sep 7 (Coal Geology) Meghalaya has refused to renew a mining lease to the Coal India Limited, leaving the government-run mining enterprise without any work in the state, the coal ministry said Tuesday. ‘In Meghalaya, the only lease held by North Eastern Coalfields Limited (NEC) NEC, a CIL subsidiary, pertained to Simsang mines. [...]