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The coal mining sector has proved to be a giant booster for the financial development of the states that produce the fossil gas (Picture: Shutterstock)
State-owned Coal India Ltd’s contribution to the federal government exchequer dropped marginally by 0.6 per cent to Rs 28,930.27 crore within the first half of the continuing fiscal over the year-ago interval.
Coal India Ltd (CIL), which accounts for over 80 per cent of the home coal output, paid Rs 29,122.13 crore to the federal government exchequer in April-September interval of FY24, in response to provisional figures of the coal ministry.
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Complete levies paid to the federal government in September additionally dropped by 11.1 per cent to Rs 4,335.24 crore from Rs 4,878.84 crore paid within the corresponding month of FY24.
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Of the full Rs 28,930.27 crore paid to the federal government exchequer in April-September FY25, most quantity of Rs 6,452.30 crore went to the Jharkhand authorities, adopted by Rs 6,383.14 crore to the Odisha authorities, Rs 5,432.02 crore to Chhattisgarh, Rs 5,177.41 crore to Madhya Pradesh, and Rs 2,782.25 crore to Maharashtra, amongst others.
The coal-producing states earned the income from royalty, District Mineral Basis (DMF) and Nationwide Mineral Exploration Belief (NMET), amongst others.
The federal government had earlier stated that coal-producing states earned a income of Rs 1.52 lakh crore within the final 9 years from royalty, DMF and NMET.
The coal mining sector has proved to be a giant booster for the financial development of the states that produce the fossil gas.
The PSU’s coal output in April-September interval of the present fiscal 12 months elevated 2.5 per cent to 341.5 MT, over 332.9 MT within the year-ago interval.
Coal India’s manufacturing rose 10 per cent to 773.6 million tonne in 2023-24 however fell in need of its manufacturing goal of 780 MT for the fiscal 12 months.
The corporate’s output was 703.2 MT within the previous 2022-23 fiscal 12 months.
CIL’s manufacturing is pegged at 838 MT for FY25.
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First Printed: Oct 13 2024 | 11:11 AM IST
