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No coal shortage despite higher power demand, monsoon disruptions: Reddy

1 source · first seen 13:45 28 Sept · updated 13:45 28 Sept

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  • Reddy said temporary disruptions should not be construed as a coal shortage; the overall situation was normal
  • Normal coal supply is reassuring for Indian thermal power generators and power utilities

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