Ministry of Coal Begins Scientific Coal Mining in Meghalaya
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Ministry of Coal Begins Scientific Coal Mining in Meghalaya

Through sustained efforts, the Ministry has enabled two coal blocks in Meghalaya to commence operations. Through sustained efforts, the Ministry has enabled two coal blocks in Meghalaya to commence operations. The Saryngkham A Coal Block in East Jaintia Hills District received its opening permission on 10 March 2025 and began production on 3 June 2025. Similarly, the Pyndengshahlang Coal Block in West Khasi Hills District was granted permission to open on 2 May 2025 and commenced production on 5 June 2025. 

This step underscores the Ministry’s commitment to promoting legal, safe, and scientific mining methods while increasing the North-East’s contribution to India’s energy needs.

The Ministry has called for the cooperation of all State Governments in advancing scientific mining and improving coal transportation networks across the region, which will strengthen energy security and drive economic growth in the North-Eastern states.

Through sustained efforts, the Ministry has enabled two coal blocks in Meghalaya to commence operations. Through sustained efforts, the Ministry has enabled two coal blocks in Meghalaya to commence operations. The Saryngkham A Coal Block in East Jaintia Hills District received its opening permission on 10 March 2025 and began production on 3 June 2025. Similarly, the Pyndengshahlang Coal Block in West Khasi Hills District was granted permission to open on 2 May 2025 and commenced production on 5 June 2025. This step underscores the Ministry’s commitment to promoting legal, safe, and scientific mining methods while increasing the North-East’s contribution to India’s energy needs.The Ministry has called for the cooperation of all State Governments in advancing scientific mining and improving coal transportation networks across the region, which will strengthen energy security and drive economic growth in the North-Eastern states.

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