State-run miner Coal India Ltd. achieved a production of 52.86 million tonnes coal in January, lower than the target of 56.18 MT for the month. Coal off take in January was also lower at 48.32 MT than the tar-geted level of 50.85 MT for the month.
During April-January period, the miner recorded 426.31 MT of coal as against a target of 439.26 MT. During April-January, total offtake stood at 437.61 MT as against the target of 450.49 MT.
Coal India is the single largest producer of dry fuel in the world and the government has set a target of doubling its production to 1 billion tonnes by 2020. The government has set a production target of 550 million tonnes for the CIL for the current fiscal.
(Source – Assorted from the inputs of PTI)
During April-January period, the miner recorded 426.31 MT of coal as against a target of 439.26 MT. During April-January, total offtake stood at 437.61 MT as against the target of 450.49 MT.
Coal India is the single largest producer of dry fuel in the world and the government has set a target of doubling its production to 1 billion tonnes by 2020. The government has set a production target of 550 million tonnes for the CIL for the current fiscal.
(Source – Assorted from the inputs of PTI)
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