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Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd (CMPDIL) has appointed Shri Anand Mohan as Director (Technical) effective from his assumption of charge on 11-05-2026 until his superannuation on 30.06.2028 or until further orders. The appointment follows Ministry of Coal letter No. 21/13/2025-Establishment dated 07.05.2026. Shri Mohan previously served as General Manager at ECL and brings over 36 years of experience in Coal India Limited subsidiaries. He is not related to any other director and is not debarred from holding office.

India’s steel sector achieved record crude steel production of 168.4 MT in FY26. Rising infrastructure demand, AI adoption and decarbonisation efforts are reshaping the industry.

SENSEX drops 1,313 points, posts biggest single-day loss in over two months, NIFTY50 ends below 23,820

Ranchi, May 11 (PTI) Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar on Monday said development and environmental conservation must move together as called for sustainable and responsible mining in the state. Addressing a conference on Sustainable Mining and Ecological Restoration at the Indian Institute of Coal Management (IICM) here, he said the state, which is rich in mineral resources, plays a significant role in the country's industrial progress. "The world currently faces serious challenges like climate change and environmental imbalance. In such a situation, sustainable mining has become a necessity for the future. Natural resources are not merely a means of economic development, but are also an invaluable heritage of future generations," Gangwar said. He also said, "We must build an India where development flourishes, the environment remains protected, industries advance, and nature continues to smile." The three-day conference and exposition, which began on Sunday, is being organised jointly by Vigyan Bharti (VIBHA), IICM, IIT-ISM Dhanbad and the Central University of Jharkhand. Vice Chancellor of Central University of Jharkhand, Sarang Medhekar, said the conference addresses the paradox of modern civilisation depending on minerals for everything from smartphones to renewable energy batteries, yet the extraction process often leaves deep scars on topography. "The deliberations in this conference will focus on the transition to Mining 4.0. This involves the integration of smart sensors, digital mapping, and AI-driven exploration to minimise the environmental footprint. "However, technology is only half the solution. The other half lies in ecological restoration. We are moving beyond simple reclamation toward a sophisticated model of restoring entire ecosystems, ensuring that biodiversity is not just preserved but rejuvenated," he added. PTI SAN SAN NSD

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Earnings call transcript: Shipping Corporation Q4 2026 shows strong growth

India is driving a 5% rise in global coal-based blast furnace projects, with over 60% of new coal-based steel capacity under development located in the country. As India, China, Iran and Vietnam expand steel output, analysts warn this coal-heavy growth could lock in high emissions and slow the shift to green hydrogen and Electric Arc Furnace technologies.

At the closing bell, the Nifty was down by 360.3 or 1.49 per cent at 23,815.85, and the Sensex ended 1312.91 points or 1.70 per cent lower at 76,015.28.

New Delhi: Indian benchmark equity indices ended lower on Monday as investor sentiment weakened amid rising concerns over the impact of the ongoing West Asia conflict on global growth and inflation. At the closing bell, the Nifty was down by 360.3 or 1.49 per cent at 23,815.85, and the Sensex ended 1312.91 points or 1.70 [...]