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The movement of a migrant tiger near coal mines in Mancherial district has kept forest and SCCL officials on high alert. Extensive safety measures, including CCTV camera traps and joint patrols, have been put in place to protect both miners and the animal.
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SCCL has reserved names for two new subsidiaries—one for renewable energy projects (SGECL) and another for international critical mineral mining (SGL). The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has approved the name reservations, marking a major global expansion step for the company.
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Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) signed an MoU with Jawaharlal Nehru Aluminium Research Development and Design Centre (JNARDDC) to conduct research on critical minerals and rare earth elements. The agreement aims to foster national and international cooperation in the field
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Singareni Collieries will add a third continuous miner at its Godavarikhani 11 incline mine to boost annual coal production to one million tonnes. Tenders worth Rs 100 crore have been invited, making it India’s first underground mine with three continuous miners
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The office of the Opencast-2 coal mine in the Ramagundam-III area of Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) was submerged in floodwater on Friday. The flooding occurred after the canal bund breached, following continuous rainfall over the past two days
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A 32-year-old coal miner died after a sidewall collapsed in the KK5 underground mine in Mandamarri. Trade unions have accused SCCL officials of negligence and demanded urgent improvements to safety protocols in underground mining operations to prevent more deaths.
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Singareni CMD N Balaram has set a national record by planting 20,000 saplings across SCCL locations since 2019. Marking his birthday, he planted 225 more at the GK Opencast mine. SCCL aims to plant 40,000 additional saplings this year.
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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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Expressing satisfaction over the performance, SCCL Chairman appreciated the efforts of all teams in achieving the set targets. He instructed officials to ensure uninterrupted coal production from opencast mines during the ongoing monsoon season.
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The Singareni Trade Unions JAC has demanded priority employment for land evacuees of the defunct GK OC mine at the new VK OC project. They alleged the recruiting agency is ignoring locals, prompting protests and union petitions to SCCL officials
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Singareni Collieries Company Limited won third prize in the ICMAI’s 2024 National Award for Excellence in Cost Management for its effective cost control. The award will be presented on June 23 in New Delhi, recognising SCCL’s public sector performance
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To explore rare earth elements in Telangana; with technical support and eco-friendly technologies, company aims to expand operations beyond coal while ensuring environmental sustainability
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SCCL has already implemented a Rs 40 lakh accidental insurance scheme for contract workers through PNB.
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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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Donated Rs 2 crore under a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative
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A comprehensive plan is being prepared by the company management in association with Ambedkar Open University
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The time limit to receive the applications under the third phase regularisation ended on June 30, 2023
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Compared to normal areas, the quarrying sites record at least four to five degrees more
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Officials promised to offer a better rehabilitation and resettlement package for around 200 evacuees. But later they told the evacuees that they would be given only 100 square yards of land each for the construction of houses as against the assured 200 square yards of land
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Closure of JK-5 OC has cast shadow on the fate of around 230 regular workers and around 100 contract workers who served in the mine so far
