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    Coal stock adequate for 90 days available: Union Coal Minister Kishan Reddy

    India now holds over 200 million tonnes of coal, enough for 90 days, a significant increase from previous stock levels. The nation achieved one billion tonne coal production for the second consecutive year. The government is actively working to reduce import dependence and boost self-reliance in the minerals sector. Reforms and auctions are driving progress in this vital area.

    Informal sector steps up coal stocking over price concerns

    Coal prices have risen internationally and percolated to the free market rates for coal clocking a premium of 10-15% over the usual rates during this time of the season, coal traders said. A news report from S&P Global Energy on March 23 said that the Platts CFR India 4,200 kcal/kg GAR rose from $67/mt on Feb 27 to $77.40/mt on March 20, supported by stronger buying interest in parts of Asia and firmer energy market sentiment.

    Kishan Reddy urges private investment in coal gasification; outlines ₹8,500Cr Cabinet plan
    Incentives may be given for coal gasification: Minister for coal and mines G Kishan Reddy

    Coal gasification is an immediate substitute for some petroleum products and imported ammonia, Reddy said on the sidelines of an event to sign a land lease pact for Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals' upcoming project in Odisha.

    Centre puts 19 critical mineral mines on the block

    India has launched its seventh e-auction for critical and strategic mineral blocks. These minerals are vital for clean energy and advanced manufacturing. The government is also ensuring coal prices are controlled. States have been directed to prevent profiteering by coal retailers. India has sufficient coal stock to meet domestic needs.

    Coal gasification key to India's energy security: Union Minister G Kishan Reddy

    Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G Kishan Reddy, on Sunday highlighted that coal gasification will be pivotal in strengthening India's energy security, reducing import dependence, and supporting industrial growth, while addressing the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026.

    • Government to launch 7th critical mineral auction tranche to boost resource security

      India is set to auction 19 critical and strategic mineral blocks. This move aims to boost the nation's economic development and mineral security. These minerals are vital for clean energy and advanced technologies. The auction follows successful previous tranches. Reforms have streamlined the process for greater transparency and efficiency. Bidders will participate in an online, two-stage ascending forward auction.

      India’s coal imports dip 4.2% as domestic production rises amid global price surge

      India's coal imports saw a significant drop of 4.2 percent in the April-January period. This decline is attributed to a strong push for self-reliance and surging domestic coal production. Global thermal coal prices are also firming up, suggesting imports will remain subdued. Domestic production is projected to grow substantially in the coming years to meet rising energy demands.

      Rs 17k cr green steel plant, coal gasification projects to come up in Chandrapur

      Addressing a gathering in the MIDC area of Telwasa in Bhadravati where he laid the foundation stones of the two mega projects, the Union Minister of Coal and Mines said the initiative will result in generation of high value items like ammonia nitrate, green steel and hydrogen, which need to be imported in large quantities at present.

      India's coal production likely to grow 6-7% annually over next few years: Kishan Reddy

      India is on the verge of a coal production boom, with forecasts suggesting an impressive surge to 1.5 billion tonnes by 2029-30. This ambitious growth plan is designed to satisfy the country's soaring energy demands. Domestic coal output is projected to grow at a rate of 6-7 percent yearly, decreasing the need for foreign coal imports.

      India, Japan in talks for exploring rare earths, sources say

      Japan plans to partner with India for rare earth extraction in Rajasthan. Tokyo will offer technology and funding for deposits. This move aims to reduce Japan's dependence on China for critical minerals. India also seeks to boost its own rare earth processing capabilities. Discussions also cover collaboration on other minerals in Africa.

      Local permanent magnet production to begin in 2026, says mines minister G Kishan Reddy

      India is set to commence domestic production of permanent magnets by 2026, with commercial production of Neodymium materials and rare earth permanent magnets expected to begin this year. This initiative, supported by government funding and technology transfer, aims to boost value addition and reduce import reliance. Critical minerals are highlighted as a significant geopolitical concern, especially following China's export halt.

      India targets rare‑earth permanent magnet production by year‑end, minister G. Kishan Reddy says

      India plans to start domestic production of rare earth permanent magnets by the end of 2026 in partnership with private firms, aiming to reduce reliance on imports, mining minister Kishan Reddy said. The government approved a ₹73 billion ($802 million) program in November and plans four mineral-processing plants across different states.

      Resilient supply chains key to strategic security amid critical minerals race: Reddy

      In a bold stride towards self-sufficiency, India is ramping up its mineral exploration initiatives. This strategy not only aims to diminish reliance on imports but also bolsters national security.

      Centre offers 11 deep-seated mineral blocks for exploration

      India's Exploration Licence regime was introduced under the MMDR Amendment Act, 2023, along with the Mineral (Auction) Amendment Rules, 2023. In the first round, 13 exploration blocks were auctioned, of which seven were awarded spanning six states. Minerals included gold, copper, REE, platinum group elements (PGEs), lead, and zinc.

      BRS ''extorted crores via phone tapping'', claims Telangana CM Revanth Reddy

      Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy accused the previous BRS government of blackmailing businessmen and extorting vast sums through phone tapping. He labeled the BRS as the 'Blackmail Rajakeeya Samiti'. Reddy claimed the BRS used phone tapping to collect Rs 1,500 crore in electoral bonds. He also alleged the BRS facilitated the BJP's Lok Sabha victories to evade these cases.

      Telangana CM accuses PM Modi of shielding KCR, KTR in Kaleshwaram and Formula E-race scams

      Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi prevented action against former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and KT Rama Rao in corruption cases. Reddy also criticized Union Minister G Kishan Reddy for opposing minority leader M Azharuddin's cabinet induction. He asserted Congress's commitment to Muslim welfare, stating BRS was deceiving the community.

      Congress demeaning armed forces day in, day out: Union Minister Kishan Reddy

      Union Minister G Kishan Reddy criticised Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for allegedly undermining the armed forces. This came after Revanth Reddy questioned PM Modi about Rafale aircraft losses and the decision to end conflict with Pakistan. Kishan Reddy accused Congress of demoralising the forces and echoing enemy narratives, questioning their loyalty to India.

      Telangana govt did not allow celebration of Champion's Trophy win, says union min; Congress refutes charge

      Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged that the Telangana Congress government prevented celebrations of India's Champions Trophy win, sharing videos of police dispersing fans. However, a senior police official clarified the action was taken to clear the way for ambulances, accusing Reddy of spreading false information.

      Union Minister Kishan Reddy accuses Telangana CM Revanth Reddy of 'anti-Hindu attitude'

      Union Minister G Kishan Reddy accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of an anti-Hindu attitude after police lathicharged peaceful protesters against idol desecration in Secunderabad. Those arrested allegedly desecrated a temple idol, triggering protests by Hindu groups. Police claim protesters turned aggressive and had to be controlled.

      Ram Madhav, G Kishan Reddy appointed as BJP in-charge for assembly polls in J-K

      "BJP national president JP Nadda has appointed Ram Madhav, former national general secretary, and Union minister G Kishan Reddy as election in-charge for upcoming assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir," it said.

      Names of Amit Shah, Kishan Reddy dropped from FIR in Hyderabad

      Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Telangana BJP chief G Kishan Reddy were initially named in an FIR regarding alleged use of minors in a BJP campaign rally. However, after investigation, it was found they had no involvement in the incident. A charge sheet was filed last week, dropping Shah and Reddy from the case, while proceedings continue against the other accused under IPC Section 188.

      Kishan Reddy questions why Sonia Gandhi is invited for Telangana govt function

      Kishan Reddy sought to know from the Congress government how it could invite a political leader for a government function. "...she is a leader of the Congress party. How can you invite her to a government function? If you want to invite her, then invite and felicitate her at the Congress party's office. We don't have any objection to that," he said.

      Cong govt in Telangana has not implemented poll 'guarantees' in 100 days as promised: Kishan Reddy

      G Kishan Reddy criticized Telangana government for not fulfilling poll guarantees. He questioned Congress promises and highlighted BJP's role in state politics. Rahul Gandhi to attend Hyderabad rally.

      India-Maldives row: 'Lakshadweep has huge potential..,' says Union Minister G Kishan Reddy
      Why Congress govt not seeking CBI probe into Kaleshwaram project, asks Kishan Reddy

      "When in Opposition, the Congress leaders demanded a CBI inquiry into the issue. Today, why is the chief minister (Revanth Reddy) not writing a letter to the Centre seeking a CBI probe? Does the Congress government sincerely want an inquiry into the Kaleshwaram project or not? Do they want the culprits to be punished or not?" Kishan Reddy asked.

      "Congress taxing people of Karnataka to fund Telangana campaign" claims BJP's Kishan Reddy

      Union Minister Kishan Reddy accused the Congress of imposing a 'election tax' in Karnataka to fund campaigns in Telangana, Chhattisgarh & Rajasthan. He alleged corruption, vowing an investigation if BJP wins. Promising change, BJP targeted Telangana's ruling party, emphasizing Modi's governance success and the benefits of a BJP-led state and central government. Reddy pledged job creation, improved education, healthcare, and infrastructure. With Telangana's election nearing on November 30, BJP projected confidence in victory and transformation.

      PM to virtually flag off Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam Vande Bharat train on January 15

      "Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually flag off the prestigious Vande Bharat train from Secunderabad Railway Station on 15th January at 10.00 AM as a gift to the Telugu people on the occasion of Sankranti," Kishan Reddy said in a release on Wednesday night.

      Govt determined to vaccinate everyone by December this year: Union Minister Kishan Reddy

      The government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is running the world's biggest vaccination programme and have till date vaccinated 69 crore people free of cost, which is a major accomplishment by itself, the Union Culture and Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy, said, according to a release.

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