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Coal status check by Sept 15
HT Correspondent
, Hindustan Times
New Delhi, September 01, 2012
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First Published: 20:18 IST(1/9/2012)
Last Updated: 01:29 IST(2/9/2012)
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The government has asked the inter-ministerial group (IMG) to complete a status check on all the allotted captive coal blocks by September 15. Many of these blocks face de-allocation. Coal secretary SK Srivastava told the IMG that the PMO expressed concern over no action having yet been
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initiated. The IMG, scheduled to meet on Monday, will examine the progress of steel and power projects related to 58 coal blocks.
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