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Commercial mining should be permitted: P C Parakh

Interview with Former coal secretary

Supreme Court order on coal blocks could force nationalisation

The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its final verdict on coal mine allocations later this week

Goa mining clamp: Sesa Sterlite resigned to idling capacity

Says SC cap allows operationalising only half its ability to produce; central clearance still awaited

US shale success prompts ONGC action on unconventional energy

Company had earlier established presence of shale gas in Damodar basin in West Bengal

15 coal blocks missed govt list for exemption

Supreme Court had ruled on August 25 the allocation of captive coal mining rights in 194 blocks illegal

Is coal headed for a second round of nationalisation?

The SC's decision to term coal block allocations illegal may undo the first phase of opening up the sector

Beyond Barmer: Vedanta continues to struggle on other projects

The Barmer oilfields have become the cash cow for Vedanta Resources, but their long-term future is far from certain

Modi's PMO overloaded as ministries go slow on decisions

Rules for private road projects eased

Corporatisation of ports back on track

Cabinet to be soon asked for amendment to enable corporatisation

Rajiv Rattan takes control of Indiabulls Power

Amravati power plants get nod for compensatory tariff

SC's coal scam verdict today; future tense for 194 blocks

The court, in its interim order last week, had hinted at formation of a committee to go into allocations on a case-by-case basis

SC order on coal blocks: Mining operators face bleak future

Monnet Ispat, Reliance Power and Adani have chalked out plans to operate as mining developer and operator

Hydropower Goliath idea has Davids protesting

Spectre of cancellation looms

Hindalco, Tata Power, Bhushan Steel, R-Power face the risk of deallocation of coal blocks

I feel completely vindicated: P C Parakh

The former coal secretary opens up in a free-wheeling interview

Boards of top state-run firms' wait to be filled

Private investors may get exit clause in port projects

Private port operators are not allowed to exit projects even after the commissioning date. Amending the concession agreement could ease such troubles for the port sector

Making exits viable

Only after a public-private project is commissioned and established should a company be allowed to exit

Odisha, Karnataka among top states where projects still have pending issues

Some 74 projects from Odisha and another 51 projects from Chhattisgarh have lined up before the Project Monitoring Group