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Greenpeace report nothing but rubbish, says CIL chairman

Greenpeace report claimed that Coal India's reserves were fast depleting''

Hindustan Motors in talks with investors for Uttarpara, Chennai plants

As per the plan, post demerger HM may get rechristed as Hindustan Motor Bengal

Still trying to revive Sahagunj, says Dunlop

Operations at both Sahagunj, Ambattur plants of the company have been sustended from Oct, 2011, February, 2012 respectively

Rechristened Bengal aerotropolis unveiled

After 2 years of opposing the private venture, CM and senior ministers arrive to show support

Coal India lines up 126 projects for the 12th Plan period

Sanctions Rs 2,294 crore for 4 projects with an estimated capacity of 12.5 MT

I hope the strike will be called off: S Narsing Rao

Interview with Chairman and managing director, Coal India

"To earn interest on Rs 62,000 crore cash-reserve is our least priority"

S Narsing Rao, CMD, Coal India Limited

To earn interest on Rs 62,000 crore cash-reserve is our least priority

Import will be much lower than initial estimate of 24 MTs for this fiscal, says Chairman & MD S Narsing Rao

CIL to float RFQ next week for seven mines

Recently CIL in consultation with the Coal Ministry has modified the mine developers and operators (MDOs) model

Coal India to fast-track share buyback for funds

Move follows opposition by unions to 5% stake sale in the company

Coal India to start imports by Sept-end

Final pre-bid meeting with MMTC and STC, through which imports will take place, later this week

Investors can move winding up petition against company: Shyamal Kumar Sen

Interview with Justice

State against a new state, the Gorkhaland story

The Gorkhas of India are fighting to carve out a new state from West Bengal. With the state unrelenting on the demand, the onus is on the Centre to resolve the long-standing issue

Strike cripples Darjeeling economy

"Have faith in me. I will gift you Gorkhaland," Bimal Gurung's message is all over the Darjeeling

Despite challenges, Darjeelig continues to fight for its identity

Darjeeling's tea industry, that comprises 87 gardens employing 70,000 workers, facing this problem for years now

The people are firmly behind us in this fight for identity: Bimal Gurung

Interview with President, Gorkha Janmukti Morcha

UNESCO extends help to restore Darjeeling Himalayan Railway

UNESCO has offered to provide $600,000 to restore the toy train service

UNESCO extends help to restore Darjeeling Himalayan Railway

UNESCO has also offered to provide $600,000 to restore the toy train service

Nano vendors from Singur stuck in Sanand without compensation

Big vendors left with smaller amounts as formula for compensation based on despatches

Power export to Bangladesh from Oct

Bengal distribution company, NTPC to supply 500 Mw; India to earn $350 mn a year