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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
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While multiple factors have contributed, the primary reason for the decline in coal production is believed to be the rise in the number of rainy days. According to preliminary estimates, approximately 67 million tonnes of coal have been produced so far, falling short of the 72 million-tonne target set for the financial year 2024-25.
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Srirampur Area, one of the major units of SCCL, saw production of coal by 53.66 lakh tonnes as against the target of 60.38 lakh tonnes from April 1 to March 20
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"Instead of strengthening Singareni, they are systematically dismantling it. This is nothing short of a death sentence for workers' rights": BRS working president
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The company's General Manager (Personnel, Welfare, and Recruitment Cell), K. Srinivasa Rao, along with DGM (Personnel-IR Wing) K. Ajay Kumar and DGM (Personnel Welfare) G. Rajendra Prasad, unveiled the event's wall poster on Saturday.
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The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has already prepared the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for setting up a 300 MW solar plant on Lower Manair Dam
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This is without following standard procedures laid down by Central Electricity Authority
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The KTK mines produced 3.52 lakh tonnes of coal during October against the target of 3.85 lakh tonnes through its four underground mines and two opencast mines
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Employees and workers were explained about the present situation and future of the company through power point presentations by the SCCL officials
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Incident occurred when roof of underground coal mine collapsed
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Reddy told the Lok Sabha that the government was not planning to privatise any coal mine.
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According to a release issued here on Sunday, a total of 18,665 people were issued hall tickets and of them 12,045 appeared for the exams.
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Following death of two workers after a sidewall collapsed on them at the OCM-2 coal mine on Wednesday, Managing Director N Balram strong measures would be taken to improve safety in the mines.
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Telangana Boggu Gani Karmika Sangham (TBGKS) leader Raji Reddy said the fight against the auction of coal blocks would be intensified in the State.
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BRS Parliamentary Party leader KR Suresh Reddy, Deputy leader Vaddiraju Ravichandra and MP Bandi Parthasarathy Reddy, asked the Centre to fulfill the promises made to Telangana under Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.
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CPI(M) Tammineni Veerabhadram demanded the Centre to cancel the auction and handover the two mines directly to Singareni.
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The current Congress administration is being criticised for not mounting a strong defence against the Centre's plans, unlike the previous BRS government, paving way for privatisation.