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Home Coal & Mining Coal Block Allocation Case: SC to take a call on captive blocks on Monday

Coal Block Allocation Case: SC to take a call on captive blocks on Monday

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According to him, India's coal shortage – the outcome of a few companies squatting on more than 44 billion tonnes of coal – is creating an outcome

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