Australia Court Revokes Environmental Approval For Adani's Project

The Good And Bad Of Falling Coal Imports

India's Coal Imports Drop For First Time In 15 Months

Madhu Koda, Eight Others Put On Trial In Coal Scam

Govt Mulls Allocation Of Coal Mines For Commercial Mining

Adani Mining Has Suspended Two Carmichael Contractors: Paper

Adani Group's Coal Project In Australia Runs Into Another Controversy

Adani Rejigs Australia Project Due To Delays

'Adani Halts Work On Australia Coal Mine'

Light At The End Of The Tunnel

Come March, india Inc. will heave a collective sigh of relief. Twenty-three coal blocks are set to be auctioned, thus ending a stalemate that has lasted close to three years.

What Really Matters!

When the Supreme Court decided to cancel 204 coal blocks, allocated since 1993, the underlying judgment was that in the absence of a competitive bidding mechanism for allocation of natural resources, the decisions to allocate coal blocks to private sector by the successive government were arbitrary. It, however, appears that the latest round of auctions were not so different after all. There is a fresh controversy surrounding the recent cancellation of four coal blocks, won by Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) and Balco in the auctions held in February, on similar grounds.

Jindal Steel To Go To Court Over Coal Bid Cancellation

Relief To Manmohan Singh, Others In Coal Scam Case

Govt Rejects Winning Bids For 4 'Outlier' Coal Mines