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India's coal imports decreased by 5.83% in August 2026, highlighting efforts to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on imported coal for power generation.
Coal India Limited achieved a record-breaking 70.3 MT coal supply in October 2026, marking a 19% growth year-on-year as it celebrates its 51st anniversary.
Coal production from captive and commercial mines in October 2026 rose by 42% YoY, reaching 22.03 million tonnes, reflecting improved operational efficiency and energy security.
The Ministry of Coal has awarded Five-Star Ratings to 50 coal mines for FY 2024-25, recognizing outstanding performance and promoting competition within the sector.
The Ministry of Coal's SUVIKALP tool aims to transform abandoned mines into productive assets, integrating community needs and scientific assessments for sustainable development.
The Ministry of Coal has achieved remarkable success in its Special Campaign 6, surpassing site cleaning and scrap disposal targets significantly, showcasing innovative practices.
