Chief Secretary Alka Tiwari had a meeting about how things are going with coal blocks in Jharkhand. They talked about getting four specific coal blocks up and running in Palamu Latehar and Hazaribagh areas. They also discussed and resolved problems that were holding back nine other blocks that can now start operating. This is all part of a bigger plan to make sure all 34 coal blocks given to Jharkhand are used.
The government wants these coal blocks to start mining as soon as possible. They’ve been working on issues so that the nine blocks can get going. The goal is to use all 34 blocks. They’re all over the state and should help with the state’s mining production.
The meeting was held so everyone can check on the blocks’ progress and get them started to produce coal. Officials in charge of the coal blocks were there too. We don’t know the exact date of the meeting or the specific locations of the nine blocks that have been cleared.