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The Singareni Collieries Company Limited has agreed to reinstate 43 Junior Mining Engineer Trainees, previously terminated over documentation and absenteeism issues, following a tripartite agreement with the trade union and the Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner.
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SCCL employees are irked over delays in processing transfer applications, held up due to an extended production period and political interference. With over 700 pending requests, employees demand urgent action to avoid disruptions to their families and children’s education
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The BRS and its union, TBGKS, have said that the Congress government is not taking proper care of Singareni coal workers. They pointed out delays in medical checks for workers and said that support services are not running properly.
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Heavy rains have disrupted operations in SCCL’s opencast coal mines in the Kothagudem area, with significant impacts reported at the Kistaram and JVR OCP sites due to high rainfall.
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The BRS and TBGKS are set to launch sustained protests demanding the Congress government fulfil its poll promises to Singareni workers. KT Rama Rao pledged full support, assuring legal aid and opposing attempts to privatise the Singareni Collieries Company Limited
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At a review meeting held with officials and contractors at Singareni Bhavan in Hyderabad, Balram directed all stakeholders to expedite pending works, making it clear that no further extensions would be granted beyond October.
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SCCL has extended the last date to apply under the Rajiv Gandhi Civils Abhaya Hastham scheme till July 12. Telangana candidates who cleared Civils Prelims can avail Rs 1 lakh assistance. Children of Singareni employees are also eligible
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Company Director (P&P) K Venkateshwarlu and Director (PA&W) Gautam Potru held a meeting with general managers of all the areas through video conference on Tuesday to review the steps taken to ensure that coal production and transportation were not disrupted
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The CMD highlighted that Singareni rescue teams had recently rendered commendable service during the Srisailam tunnel mishap, a fire accident in Hyderabad, and an accident in Tamil Nadu, earning widespread appreciation.
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The scheme was introduced to ensure financial security for the families of workers in the event of unforeseen accidents and prevent them from falling into distress.
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Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka urged swift execution of SCCL’s renewable energy projects, including solar, wind, and pumped storage plants. He also reviewed plans for a 7,000 MW capacity push, emphasising quick approvals.
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Seven Telangana aspirants supported under SCCL’s Rajiv Gandhi Civils Abhaya Hastham scheme cleared the UPSC Civil Services Exam. Encouraged by the success, SCCL will continue the initiative this year, offering Rs. 1 lakh each to eligible candidates clearing the Prelims
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Says while SCCL and Coal India once held monopoly in the coal sector, global shifts in coal industry have now necessitated Singareni’s preparedness to withstand market competition
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Move aims to facilitate coal supply to industries, especially small-scale units, that require limited quantities
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Ramesh Babu, an under manager at SCCL's Opencast-2 mine, died after his scooter crashed into a road divider at 8 Incline Colony in Godavarikhani while trying to avoid hitting a girl. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation
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This accident insurance scheme implemented in Singareni has now been adopted by states such as Assam, Uttar Pradesh, and even by Coal India Limited.
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Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has imposed a complete ban on plastic across all its locations, including Hyderabad. Chairman N Balaram made the announcement on World Environment Day, also encouraging mass tree plantation to combat climate change
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SCCL has joined the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX), enabling it to sell surplus electricity generated from thermal and solar plants. The move is expected to boost revenue and improve power utilization with State government support
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Singareni Jagruthi is aimed at protecting the interests of Singareni workers and safeguarding the future of the public sector coal company.
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Chairman and Managing Director of SCCL, N Balaram, called upon young officers to understand the financial status, future plans, and business expansion strategies of Singareni. It was mandatory to serve as strong support pillars for the future of the company