New Delhi: Following his talks with unions to end the Coal India workers' strike, Coal and Power Minister Piyush Goyal is doubly confident of the state miner achieving its production target of a million tonnes
Bhubaneswar: The operations of state-owned Coal India Limited (CIL) in Odisha were hit Tuesday as its major workers' unions joined a five-day nationwide strike against the government's plans to allow private players in the sector,
Kolkata: Ramping up output and improving profitability will be the top-most priorities for state-run Coal India's new Chairman Sutirtha Bhattacharya, although he admits that the coal production target of 925 million tonnes by 2019-20 is
Kolkata/New Delhi: Trade unions today began a five-day coal industry strike, terming it as the biggest industrial action for any sector since 1977.The unions have gone on strike to protest against 'disinvestment and restructuring of
New Delhi: State-owned Coal India is transporting extra coal to the power plants to help them tide over the likely disruption of supplies following the proposed five-day strike by the unions beginning tomorrow."Coal India (CIL)
Nagpur: The Coal India management has appealed to its workers' unions to reconsider their call for a five-day strike from Tuesday.According to a release issued by the Western Coalfield Ltd (WCL), a subsidiary company of
Kolkata: Senior IAS officer Sutirtha Bhattacharya is set to take over as new full-time Chairman and Managing Director of world's largest miner Coal India (CIL) by January 5.“The new CMD will assume charge by January
New Delhi: With domestic demand for coal likely to soar to 1.6 billion tonnes by 2020, government has said it is looking at the private sector to contribute 600 MT, while the rest will come
New Delhi: State-owned Coal India has signed an agreement with Solar Energy Corporation of India for setting up of solar power plants of total 1000 MW capacity in different parts of the country.“Recently, CIL (Coal
New Delhi: State-miner Coal India (CIL) has been given a gross output target of one billion tonnes of coal by 2019-20, which is around double the current production, coal and power minister Piyush Goyal said
Kolkata : Coal India (CIL) employee unions have deferred their one-day token strike slated for today after a meeting between Coal Ministry officials and trade unions on Saturday.Four trade unions affiliated to INTUC, HMS, CITU
New Delhi: Government will allow commercial mining of coal by private companies after allocating mines to public sector companies and auction to specific end users, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said."First you give it to the
Chennai: Expressing his happiness at the apex court's order on the allocation of coal blocks, BJP MP Hansraj Gangaram Ahir, whose persistent enquiries had uncovered the scam, says the blocks should be allocated to government-run
New Delhi: Dragged down by state-run ONGC, seven of the top 10 most valued Indian companies together lost Rs 67,233 crore in terms of market capitalisation last week. Barring TCS, HDFC Bank and Infosys in the
New Delhi: Consultancy firm Deloitte, which was selected to study the restructuring of Coal India, has recommended to the government options such as reforming the company and its nine subsidiaries through ‘internal changes in structure,
New Delhi: Newly elected Indian premier Narendra Modi is exploring breaking up state behemoth Coal India Ltd and opening up the sector to foreign investment to boost output and cut imports, said a report published
New York: Mukesh Ambani- led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 54 Indian companies in Forbes' annual list of the world s 2000 largest and most powerful public companies, with Chinese companies occupying the top
New Delhi: Coal India Ltd (CIL) executives went on a 3-day strike from today protesting against non-fulfilment of their demands including performance-related pay, a move which could add to the woes of the state-run PSU
Kolkata: The proposed three-day strike in world's largest coal miner, Coal India Limited (CIL), next week was Friday deferred till mid-December by trade unions following discussions with the management here.According to unions, they wanted more
Mumbai: The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex today slumped by 215.57 points, the first loss in six sessions, to end at 19,781.88 as investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of IIP and retail inflation data, amid
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