CIL produced 54.2 million tonnes (MT) of fossil fuel in December, lower than the target of 56.6 MT for the month, the company said in a BSE filing.
The offtake of coal in the April-December was at 391.7 MT, against the target of 433.9 MT.
The coal offtake by CIL in December was at 51.4 MT, against the target of 52.4 MT for the month.
The government had earlier said there were no plans to cut down coal output because the demand has already picked up now.
CIL, which accounts for over 80 per cent of the domestic coal production, is eyeing 598 MT production in 2016-17.
CIL has a target to produce one billion tonnes of fossil fuel by 2020.
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