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JSW Group To Invest Rs 400 Billion In Electric Vehicle Projects In Odisha
JSW Group is set to invest 400 billion rupees ($4.81 billion) in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing projects in Odisha, as it takes on both domestic and international players in India's small but booming EV market.
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Protestors Clash With Police Near Proposed JSW Steel Plant Site In Odisha, Many Injured
The proposed plant site of JSW Steel in Odisha's Jagatsinghpur district on Friday turned into a battlefield as villagers clashed with the police over demolition of betel vines.
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Steel, Oxygen Production Not Hampered In Eastern States Despite Cyclone Yaas
Dispatches of liquid oxygen from all the attached plants in Kalinganagar, Jamshedpur and Angul continued without disruption, the Steel Ministry said.
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Tata Steel Restarts Key Iron Mines Amid Shortage
Mumbai-based Tata Steel needs more than 20 million tonnes of unprocessed iron ore per year to run its 10-million-tonnes-a-year steel plant in Jamshedpur. Most of its steelmaking capacity of 29 million tonnes is in Europe.
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Buying Iron Ore for First Time in History, Says Tata Steel
Facing iron ore crunch for the first time in over 100 years of its history, Tata Steel is now operating its 9.7 million tonnes per annum facility in Jamshedpur with raw material bought from domestic sources besides imports.
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NMDC Ups Iron Ore Prices After Odisha Mine Closures
The price hike will add to the problems of steelmakers such as JSW Steel Ltd, which has been forced to try out low-quality ore from Goa state to cope with lower supply of higher grades from Odisha.
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Odisha Sees Iron Ore Output Steady Despite Mine Closures
The court had asked Odisha to decide on the renewals within six months, but the state has already allowed eight mines belonging to Tata Steel, Steel Authority of India and Odisha Mining Corp (OMC) to resume operations, Odisha's mines director Deepak Kumar Mohanty told Reuters.
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Govt issues notices to 30 firms for coal block development delay
Of the 218 blocks allocated, 25 have been taken back by the government.
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JSW Group To Invest Rs 400 Billion In Electric Vehicle Projects In Odisha
JSW Group is set to invest 400 billion rupees ($4.81 billion) in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing projects in Odisha, as it takes on both domestic and international players in India's small but booming EV market.
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Protestors Clash With Police Near Proposed JSW Steel Plant Site In Odisha, Many Injured
The proposed plant site of JSW Steel in Odisha's Jagatsinghpur district on Friday turned into a battlefield as villagers clashed with the police over demolition of betel vines.
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Steel, Oxygen Production Not Hampered In Eastern States Despite Cyclone Yaas
Dispatches of liquid oxygen from all the attached plants in Kalinganagar, Jamshedpur and Angul continued without disruption, the Steel Ministry said.
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Tata Steel Restarts Key Iron Mines Amid Shortage
Mumbai-based Tata Steel needs more than 20 million tonnes of unprocessed iron ore per year to run its 10-million-tonnes-a-year steel plant in Jamshedpur. Most of its steelmaking capacity of 29 million tonnes is in Europe.
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Buying Iron Ore for First Time in History, Says Tata Steel
Facing iron ore crunch for the first time in over 100 years of its history, Tata Steel is now operating its 9.7 million tonnes per annum facility in Jamshedpur with raw material bought from domestic sources besides imports.
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NMDC Ups Iron Ore Prices After Odisha Mine Closures
The price hike will add to the problems of steelmakers such as JSW Steel Ltd, which has been forced to try out low-quality ore from Goa state to cope with lower supply of higher grades from Odisha.
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Odisha Sees Iron Ore Output Steady Despite Mine Closures
The court had asked Odisha to decide on the renewals within six months, but the state has already allowed eight mines belonging to Tata Steel, Steel Authority of India and Odisha Mining Corp (OMC) to resume operations, Odisha's mines director Deepak Kumar Mohanty told Reuters.
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Govt issues notices to 30 firms for coal block development delay
Of the 218 blocks allocated, 25 have been taken back by the government.
