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CBSE In Clear, Centre Grappling With Mafia In Education: Top Officer
Amid huge anger over the leak of the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board exam papers that has left lakhs of students across the country angry and confused, the government's top education officer said the mafia and the rot in the education department runs deeper than in the coal mining industry.
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CIL In Talks With Bangladesh For Coal Exports
India's biggest coal company CIL is in "deep consultation" with Bangladesh to export the dry fuel, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said.
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Don't Probe Officials Without Nod From Government: Parliamentary Panel
"Will the 'make-up' men be arrested?" That's how Anil Swarup, Secretary in the Ministry of Coal, reacted to a newspaper report that said a special Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI court had dropped all charges against former Telecom secretary Shyamal Ghosh after it found that "the CBI had made up the charges against Ghosh."
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India's Coal Imports Fall 5% In April-May
India's annual coal imports fell by about 5 per cent in April-May to 35.85 million tonnes on increased local production, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said in a Twitter post.
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Coal Imports Will Further Decline This Fiscal: Anil Swarup
Coal imports will further come down in the ongoing fiscal on account of increased domestic output, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said on Wednesday.
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No Auction Of Coal Mines In 2-3 Months, Says Government
The government on Tuesday said there would be no auction of coal blocks for at least next two to three months as at present there are not many takers of mines.
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CBI, CAG, Courts Create Environment Impacting Growth: Coal Secretary
Coal Secretary Anil Swarup has said that five institutions or "5Cs" -- CBI, CVC, CAG, CIC and the Courts -- create an "inhibiting environment" that impacts "quick and effective decision making".
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Coal India Achieves 8.5% Growth In Production In FY16; Misses Target
State-owned Coal India has achieved an 8.5 per cent growth rate in production at 536 million tonnes in 2015-16, but missed the output target of 550 million tonnes for the just-concluded financial year.
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Coal Production Target At 598 Million Tonnes For FY17: Coal Secretary
Government has set the 2016-17 coal production target for Coal India at 598 million tonnes, Coal secretary, Anil Swarup told NDTV Profit in an exclusive interview.
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Coal India to Get Anti-Theft Technology in Place by April-End
Coal India's measures to prevent theft by electronically "fencing" mining areas and fitting trucks with a GPS-based tracking system will be finished by the end of April, a government official said.
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Government Says Committed to Adequate Coal Supply to Non-Power Sector
There is a need to cater to the huge demand for coal from the non-power sectors including aluminium, iron &steel, while low demand from the power players should be dealt with proper implementation of UDAY, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said on Monday.
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15 More Coal Mines to Start Production by March 31: Coal Secretary
As many as 15 more coal mines that were auctioned last year would begin production by March 31, taking the number of total producing mines to 23, the government said on Monday.
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Government Cancels 4th Tranche of Coal Auction on Poor Response
The government on Wednesday annulled the process for a fourth round of coal block auctions, scheduled for the next month, on account of poor response from bidders in sectors like steel as well as depressed commodity prices and adverse market conditions.
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Dry Fuel to Remain Main Source of India's Energy Need: Coal Secretary
Coal will continue to be main source for India's energy needs while utmost care will be taken to protect the environment in meeting over 1.5 billion coal output target by 2020, a top official said on Monday.
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New Regime for Quality Supply From January: Coal Secretary
Taking forward steps to bring in transparency in the coal sector, the government on Monday announced to bring in a new regime for sampling and testing of the dry fuel from January 1, to ensure supply of quality coal to consumers.
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CBSE In Clear, Centre Grappling With Mafia In Education: Top Officer
Amid huge anger over the leak of the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board exam papers that has left lakhs of students across the country angry and confused, the government's top education officer said the mafia and the rot in the education department runs deeper than in the coal mining industry.
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CIL In Talks With Bangladesh For Coal Exports
India's biggest coal company CIL is in "deep consultation" with Bangladesh to export the dry fuel, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said.
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Don't Probe Officials Without Nod From Government: Parliamentary Panel
"Will the 'make-up' men be arrested?" That's how Anil Swarup, Secretary in the Ministry of Coal, reacted to a newspaper report that said a special Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI court had dropped all charges against former Telecom secretary Shyamal Ghosh after it found that "the CBI had made up the charges against Ghosh."
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India's Coal Imports Fall 5% In April-May
India's annual coal imports fell by about 5 per cent in April-May to 35.85 million tonnes on increased local production, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said in a Twitter post.
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Coal Imports Will Further Decline This Fiscal: Anil Swarup
Coal imports will further come down in the ongoing fiscal on account of increased domestic output, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said on Wednesday.
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No Auction Of Coal Mines In 2-3 Months, Says Government
The government on Tuesday said there would be no auction of coal blocks for at least next two to three months as at present there are not many takers of mines.
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CBI, CAG, Courts Create Environment Impacting Growth: Coal Secretary
Coal Secretary Anil Swarup has said that five institutions or "5Cs" -- CBI, CVC, CAG, CIC and the Courts -- create an "inhibiting environment" that impacts "quick and effective decision making".
-
Coal India Achieves 8.5% Growth In Production In FY16; Misses Target
State-owned Coal India has achieved an 8.5 per cent growth rate in production at 536 million tonnes in 2015-16, but missed the output target of 550 million tonnes for the just-concluded financial year.
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Coal Production Target At 598 Million Tonnes For FY17: Coal Secretary
Government has set the 2016-17 coal production target for Coal India at 598 million tonnes, Coal secretary, Anil Swarup told NDTV Profit in an exclusive interview.
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Coal India to Get Anti-Theft Technology in Place by April-End
Coal India's measures to prevent theft by electronically "fencing" mining areas and fitting trucks with a GPS-based tracking system will be finished by the end of April, a government official said.
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Government Says Committed to Adequate Coal Supply to Non-Power Sector
There is a need to cater to the huge demand for coal from the non-power sectors including aluminium, iron &steel, while low demand from the power players should be dealt with proper implementation of UDAY, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said on Monday.
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15 More Coal Mines to Start Production by March 31: Coal Secretary
As many as 15 more coal mines that were auctioned last year would begin production by March 31, taking the number of total producing mines to 23, the government said on Monday.
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Government Cancels 4th Tranche of Coal Auction on Poor Response
The government on Wednesday annulled the process for a fourth round of coal block auctions, scheduled for the next month, on account of poor response from bidders in sectors like steel as well as depressed commodity prices and adverse market conditions.
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Dry Fuel to Remain Main Source of India's Energy Need: Coal Secretary
Coal will continue to be main source for India's energy needs while utmost care will be taken to protect the environment in meeting over 1.5 billion coal output target by 2020, a top official said on Monday.
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New Regime for Quality Supply From January: Coal Secretary
Taking forward steps to bring in transparency in the coal sector, the government on Monday announced to bring in a new regime for sampling and testing of the dry fuel from January 1, to ensure supply of quality coal to consumers.
