Increased spend unlikely to bring back good days to coal sector-05 December 2011,The Economic Times

December 5, 2011 by Climate portal editor Leave a Comment

NEW DELHI: India’s coal deficit is expected to double to 265 million tonnes in the next five years despite a three-fold increase in government spend on the sector.

Increased spend unlikely to bring back good days to coal sector

Between contemplation and climate

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The ‘Hindu’, ignorant about weather and climate, but runs down IMD

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