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SCCL, which is operating thermal and solar power units in different parts of Singareni, is learned to have decided to set up another power unit in Ramagundam coal belt area.
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With 14 days left to achieve the annual production targets, the record coal production would encourage workers to achieve the annual production target of 700 lakh tonnes.
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He was immediately shifted to an area hospital of SCCL in Ramakrishnapur, but doctors declared him brought dead.
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Chairman and Managing Director N Balram stated that of the Rs. 37,000 crore the company would be earning Rs.32,500 crore through the sale of coal
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Deputy Chief Minister and Energy Minister Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu on Tuesday announced that around 1900 vacant posts would be filled in the Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) this year.
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Singareni Chairman and Managing Director N Balram, who held a review meeting with senior officials on Friday, informed that the company had transported 51 million tonnes of coal, produced 49.66 million tonnes of coal and 306.6 million cubic meters of overburden were removed.
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As per the direction of the State government the company would lay great emphasis on the welfare of the workers, he said, adding that he would give utmost importance to workers safety.
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As the officials were gearing up for conducting the elections, one of the trade unions, TRSKS-E-2921 has knocked on the doors of the court seeking to postpone the elections
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BRS leadership has taken this decision following the party’s defeat in almost all MLA seats falling under coal belt areas across the state.
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Dealing with the present application which stated that there was a change in government and the administration was yet to settle down, the bench found the reason for postponement as unsatisfactory.
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The company had taken up the construction of 300 megawatt solar plants in the first phase, out of which 224 megawatts including 5 megawatt floating solar plants have been completed
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KCR said while the inefficient Congress governments gave away 49 per cent of the stakes in Singareni to the Centre, PM Modi is asking the State government to shutdown the company mines and import coal from abroad
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Each worker on an average will receive about Rs.1.53 lakh as bonus.
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The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has achieved 12 percent growth in coal transportation, 7 percent growth in coal production and 15 percent growth in overburden removal over the last year in the first six months of the current fiscal.
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A majority of trade unions and even the management of the company pressed for holding the trade union elections after the polls to the State Legislative Assembly.
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The three separate tenders issued by the company include a 67.5 MW capacity, 134.5 MW across four locations, and 30 MW capacity across three different sites.
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The teaching and non-teaching staff employed on a contract basis in schools affiliated with the Singareni Collieries Company Limited, met the BRS legislator at the latter's residence in Hyderabad.
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The SCCL, which is already in the process of completing the establishment of solar power plants with a combined capacity of 300 MW, decided to start the second phase of units to reduce the power burden as well as to ensure net zero carbon emission.
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A special syllabus on environmental awareness and dynamism will be taught in all the colleges and schools operating in six districts under Singareni Vidya Sanstha.
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao would ensure that coal mines were allocated to the Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), thwarting the attempts being made by the Centre to allot the mines to others including private agencies, Energy Minster Jagadish Reddy said.