PW Bureau
The move is a part of the world’s biggest coal miner’s endeavour to produce employment locally and boost the output of higher grade of coal
Kolkata: Coal India Ltd (CIL) has planned to reopen various mines that were earlier closed because of safety or viability issues. The move is a part of the world’s biggest coal miner’s endeavour to produce employment locally and boost the output of higher grade coal. Subsidiaries, including Central Coalfields and Bharat Coking Coal, which had closed three mines each, are gathering information and assessing feasibility.