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The Ministry of Coal has issued a Letter of Award to Kartikay Vayunandana Private Limited for a coal-to-acetic acid project in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, under the Financial Incentive Scheme for Promotion of Coal/Lignite Gasification Projects. The initiative, which falls under Category III of Round II, is part of a wider
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On April 17, 2026, the Ministry of Coal is set to spearhead the 15th Round of Commercial Coal Mine Auctions in Mumbai, coupled with a Stakeholder Consultation focused on 'Atmanirbhar Bharat: Coal for Energy Security.' This initiative enhances India's energy landscape by offering liberal terms to
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The Ministry of Coal announced that FY 2025-26 witnessed record-breaking production and dispatch from captive and commercial mines, surpassing 200 million tonnes for the first time. Enhanced operations, logistics, and policy interventions fueled a 10.22% production increase to 210.46 MT, underscoring India's commitment to energy security
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India successfully held its first National Workshop on Mine Closure and Repurposing at Neyveli, Tamil Nadu. Organized by the Ministry of Coal and NLC India Limited, the event focused on structured mine closure planning and sustainable land repurposing post-mining. Over 500 participants, including 147 Nodal Officers from closed mines, attended
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The Ministry of Coal reported an 18.51% year-on-year increase in coal production in February 2026, highlighting sustained efforts towards efficiency and operational improvements across the industry. Source: Original Link
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The Ministry of Coal has signed Coal Mine Development and Production Agreements with Damodar Valley Corporation for the Dhulia North, Mandakini B, and Pirpainti Barahat coal blocks. These agreements mark a milestone in enhancing India's energy security, projected to generate annual revenue of Rs. 4,621 crore and
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The Ministry of Coal reported substantial growth in coal production and dispatches from captive and commercial mines in December 2025 and the third quarter of FY 2025-26. The increase is attributed to strategic policy initiatives and improvements in operational efficiencies. The Ministry aims to continue supporting the sustainable development of
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The Ministry of Coal has successfully concluded Special Campaign 5.0, exceeding its targets by generating ₹56.85 crore in revenue and closing over 128,000 files. The campaign included various initiatives such as cleanliness drives, digital engagement, and innovative projects like a glass sculpture made from waste. Notable achievements
Coal Auctions
The Ministry of Coal is set to launch the 14th Round of Commercial Coal Mine Auctions on October 29, 2025, in New Delhi, with Union Minister Shri G. Kishan Reddy as the Chief Guest. This initiative aims to enhance transparency, competition, and self-reliance in India's coal sector, following
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The Ministry of Coal has reported significant achievements during the Special Campaign 5.0, which ran from October 2 to 31, 2025. Key initiatives included cleaning 1,205 sites, disposing of 5,813 MT of scrap, and reviewing over 141,000 files. Notable projects included the restoration of the historic
Coal Blocks
The Ministry of Coal has issued vesting orders for three coal blocks, Rajgamar Dipside, Tangardihi North, and Mahuagarhi, under commercial auctions. These blocks, with a total geological reserve of approximately 1,484.41 MT, are expected to generate an annual revenue of around Rs. 189.77 crores and attract a
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The Ministry of Coal, under Special Campaign 5.0, has made significant strides in promoting cleanliness, efficiency, and sustainability within the coal sector. From October 2 to 31, 2025, 802 sites were cleaned, covering over 4 million square feet, and 4,763 MT of scrap was disposed of, generating Rs.