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Coal and Sustainable Development in India

Coal India Limited (CIL), established in 1975, is a state-owned coal mining giant and a Maharatna company. Beginning with a 79 million tonnes (MT) production upon its inception, it has evolved into the world's largest coal producer. Operating across 83 mining areas and eight Indian states, CIL's remarkable India coal production journey shapes the nation's energy landscape. To get more information on india coal production, visit the India Brand Equity Foundation website. https://www.ibef.org/industry/metals-and-mining/showcase/coal-india

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Coal and Sustainable Development in India

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  1. WELCOME TO INDIA BRAND EQUITY FOUNDATION Coal Mining in India

  2. Coal in India: A Challenging but Necessary Transition BY INDIA BRAND EQUITY FOUNDATION

  3. Coal and Sustainable Development in India Welcome to this presentation focusing on Coal and Sustainable Development in India. This presentation explores the role of coal in India's energy landscape, the dynamics of coal mining, and the pursuit of sustainable development amidst challenges.

  4. Coal in India Coal in India fuels energy needs, drives industrial growth, and contributes significantly to electricity generation and steel production. • Coal's contribution to electricity generation is significant. • It fuels steel production, powering essential industries.

  5. India's Complex Coal Mining Sector India's coal mining sector is intricate, providing employment, revenue, and energy security while presenting challenges for environment and society. • Provides employment, revenue, and energy security. • Presents challenges related to environment and society.

  6. Fluctuating Trends in India's Coal Production India's coal production exhibits variable trends due to policy changes, technology advancements, and market demands, impacting energy consumption patterns. • Policy changes, technology, and market demand influence trends. • Despite diversification efforts, coal remains a dominant energy     source.

  7. Environmental Impact of Coal Mining in India Coal mining in India causes deforestation, air and water pollution, and soil degradation due to open-cast mining practices. • Open-cast mining methods lead to deforestation. • Air and water pollution, soil degradation are common issues.

  8. Socioeconomic Challenges Around India's Coal Mines Communities near India's coal mines face displacement, health risks, and socioeconomic issues, necessitating a balance between growth and well-being. • Displacement and health hazards impact local residents. • Balancing economic growth with community well-being is critical.

  9. For more information Website   :  https://www.ibef.org/ E-Mail ID :  info.brandindia@ibef.org For any query call us @ +91 11 43845501

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