The government would introduce a Bill in Parliament for setting up an independent watchdog for the coal sector and likely task it with determining a mechanism to price the fuel and specify methods to ensure supply of quality coal to the country’s power and steel plants. The present government has decided to draft the Bill after extensive consultations with the stakeholders like coal and power ministries, end users of the fuel and industry houses.
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