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1. State-wise Distribution of Coal Resources (2010)

 

State-wise distribution of Coal Resources and its categorisation
(As on 01.04.2010)

                                                                              (in Million Tonnes)

            

State	Geological Resources of Coal
	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
Andhra Pradesh	9256.51	9730.37	3029.36	22016.24
Arunachal Pradesh	31.23	40.11	18.89	90.23
Assam	348.65	35.85	3.02	387.52
Bihar	0.00	0.00	160.00	160.00
Chattisgarh	12441.01	30230.12	4010.88	46682.01
Jharkhand	39633.05	30992.38	6338.26	76963.69
Madhya Pradesh	8504.85	11266.70	2216.07	21987.62
Maharashtra	5359.82	2983.76	1964.51	10308.09
Meghalaya	89.04	16.51	470.93	576.48
Nagaland	8.76	0.00	306.65	315.41
Orissa	21506.66	32074.29	12726.30	66307.25
Sikkim	0.00	58.25	42.98	101.23
Uttar Pradesh	866.05	195.75	0.00	1061.80
West Bengal	11752.54	13029.61	5070.69	29852.84
Total	109798.17	130653.70	36358.54	276810.41

  (Source: http://coal.nic.in)

 

2. State-wise Break-up of Indian Coal Resource (2010)

 

State-wise break-up of Indian Coal Resource

 

(in Million Tonnes)

 

State	Resource As on 1.04.2010	Resource As on 1.04.2009	Resource As on 1.04.2008	Resource As on 1.04.2007
Andhra Pradesh	22016.24	18626.92	18697.00	17714.46
Arunachal Pradesh	90.23	90.23	90.00	90.23
Assam	387.52	388.00	376.00	375.43
Bihar	160.00	160.00	160.00	160.00
Chattisgarh	46682.01	44483.10	44134.00	41450.48
Jharkhand	76963.69	76712.00	75460.00	74392.15
Madhya Pradesh	21987.62	20981.00	20560.00	20346.23
Maharashtra	10308.09	10155.00	9818.00	9669.53
Meghalaya	576.48	576.48	459.00	459.43
Nagaland	315.41	21.94	20.0	19.94
Orissa	66307.25	65227.00	65263.00	63233.58
Sikkim	101.23	101.00	101.00	73.45
Uttar Pradesh	1061.80	1062.00	1062.00	1061.80
West Bengal	29852.84	28327.00	28335.00	28334.84
TOTAL	276810.41	266911.7	264535.00	257381.55

 

[Source: http://www.gsi.gov.in &  http://www.coal.nic.in]

 

3. State-wise Coal Resources of India (2010)

 

Inventory of Geological Resources of Coal

(Million Tonnes)

 

 

State	As on	Resources
		Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
GONDAWANA COALFIELDS
ASSAM	1/4/2008	0.00	2.79	0.00	2.79
	1/4/2009	0.00	2.79	0.00	2.79
	1/4/2010	0.00	2.79	0.00	2.79
ANDHRA PRADESH	1/4/2008	9007.13	6710.65	2978.81	18696.59
	1/4/2009	9193.61	6784.04	2985.27	18926.92
	1/4/2010	9256.51	9730.37	3029.36	22016.24
JHARKHAND	1/4/2008	37492.92	31628.90	6338.32	75460.14
	1/4/2009	39479.33	30894.31	6338.32	76711.96
	1/4/2010	39633.05	30992.38	6338.26	76963.69
BIHAR	1/4/2008	0.00	0.00	160.00	160.00
	1/4/2009	0.00	0.00	0.00	160.00
	1/4/2010	0.00	0.00	0.00	160.00
MADHYA PRADESH	1/4/2008	7895.96	9882.37	2781.63	20559.96
	1/4/2009	8041.18	10294.58	2645.25	20981.01
	1/4/2010	8504.85	11266.70	2216.07	21987.62
CHHATTISGARH	1/4/2008	10419.32	29272.15	4442.57	44134.04
	1/4/2009	10910.64	29191.79	4380.67	44483.10
	1/4/2010	10419.32	29272.15	4442.57	44134.04
MAHARASHTRA	1/4/2008	5004.26	2821.66	1992.17	9818.09
	1/4/2009	5255.36	2907.21	1992.17	10154.74
	1/4/2010	5359.82	2983.76	1964.51	10308.09
ORISSA	1/4/2008	19221.59	31728.09	14313.66	65263.34
	1/4/2009	19943.63	31484.05	13799.18	65226.86
	1/4/2010	21506.66	32074.29	12726.30	66307.25
SIKKIM	1/4/2008	0.00	58.25	42.98	101.23
	1/4/2009	0.00	58.25	42.98	101.23
	1/4/2010	0.00	58.25	42.98	101.23
UTTAR PRADESH	1/4/2008	765.98	295..82	0.00	1061.80
	1/4/2009	866.05	195.75	0.00	1061.8
	1/4/2010	866.05	195.75	0.00	1,062
WEST BENGAL	1/4/2008	11584.09	11680.05	5070.70	28334.84
	1/4/2009	11652.84	11603.25	5070.70	28326.79
	1/4/2010	11752.54	13029.61	5070.69	29852.84
GONDAWANA Coalfields	1/4/2008	101391.30	123784.90	38120.84	263592.80
	1/4/2009	105342.60	123416.00	37254.54	266137.20
	1/4/2010	109320.49	130564.02	35559.05	275443.56
TERTIARY COAL FIELDS
ARUNACHAL PRADESH	1/4/2008	31.23	40.11	18.89	90.23
	1/4/2009	31.23	40.11	18.89	90.23
	1/4/2010	31.23	40.11	18.89	90.23
ASSAM	1/4/2008	314.59	24.04	34.01	372.64
	1/4/2009	348.65	33.06	3.02	384.73
	1/4/2010	348.65	33.06	3.02	384.73
MEGHALAYA	1/4/2008	88.99	69.73	300.71	459.43
	1/4/2009	89.04	16.51	470.93	576.48
	1/4/2010	89.04	16.51	470.93	576.48
NAGALAND	1/4/2008	3.43	1.35	15.16	19.94
	1/4/2009	8.76	0.00	13.18	21.94
	1/4/2010	8.76	0.00	306.65	315.41
TERTIARY Coalfields	1/4/2008	438.34	135.23	368.77	942.24
	1/4/2010	477.68	89.68	506.02	1073.38
	1/4/2010	477.68	89.68	799.49	1366.85
INDIA	1/4/2008	101829.60	123920.10	38489.61	264535.00
	1/4/2009	105820.30	123505.70	37760.56	267210.60
	1/4/2010	109798.17	130653.70	36358.54	276810.41

 

(Source: Geological Survey of India)

 

4. Type & Category-wise Coal Resources (2010)

 

Type and Category-wise Coal Resource of India
(as on 1st April 2010)

(in Billion Tonnes)

 

Type of Coal	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
Coking	17.67	13.64	2.10	33.41
Non-Coking	91.65	116.92	33.46	242.03
Tertiary Coal	0.48	0.09	0.80	1.37
Grand Total	109.80	130.65	36.36	276.81

 

 (Source: http://coalindia.in/Performance.aspx?tab=0)

 

5. Status of Coal Resources in India (2002-10)

 

STATUS OF COAL RESOURCES IN INDIA

(in Million Tonnes)

 

As on	Geological Resources of Coal
	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
1.1.2002	87320	109377	37417	234114
1.1.2003	90085	112613	38050	240748
1.1.2004	91631	116174	37888	245693
1.1.2005	92960	117090	37797	247847
1.1.2006	95866	119769	37666	253301
1.1.2007	97920	118992	38260	255172
1.4.2007	99060	120177	38144	257381
1.4.2008	101829	124216	38490	264535
1.4.2009	105820	123470	37920	267210
1.4.2010	109798.2	130653.7	36358.5	276810.4

 

 [Source: Ministry of Coal-http://coal.nic.in]

 

6. Number of Reporting Mines in India (2006-2010)

 

Number of Reporting Coal and Lignite Mines in India
(2006-07  to 2009-10)

 

SECTOR	2009-10	2008-09	2007-08	2006-07
All Minerals*	2729	2964	2942	3005
Fuel Minerals (Including Lignite)	570	570	570	570
Metallic Minerals	636	691	691	639
Non-Metallic Minerals	1523	1703	1681	1796

 

 *   Excluding atomic minerals, petroleum (crude), Natural gas (utilized) and minor minerals)

(Source: Annual Report 2009-10, http://www.ibm.nic.in)

 

7. Lignite Resources in the country (2010)

 

Lignite Resources in the country as on 1.4.2010

(in Million Tonnes)

 

State	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
Tamilnadu	3735.23	22521.92	5718.70	31975.85
Rajasthan	1166.96	2136.47	1500.50	4803.93
Gujarat	1243.65	259.40	1159.70	2662.75
Pondicherry	0.00	405.61	11.00	416.61
Kerala	0.00	0.00	9.65	9.65
J&K	0.00	20.25	7.30	27.55
West Bengal	0.00	0.29	0.86	1.15
Total	4828	26072.88	8032.33	38929.56

 

 (Source: http://www.portal.gsi.gov.in)

 

 

8. Resource of Different Types of Indian Coal (2010)

 

Resource of Different Types of Indian Coal (2010)

(As on 1.4.2010)

(in Million Tonnes)

 

Depth Range	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
GONDWANA COAL
Coking
0-300	7417.66	4333.93	66.77	11818.36
0-600	8103.59	6.83	0.00	8110.42
300-600	987.82	4820.72	819.21	6627.75
600-1200	1159.96	4480.37	1215.93	6856.26
0-1200	17669.03	13641.85	2101.91	33412.79
Non-Coking
0-300	78383.81	62575.56	12030.00	152989.37
0-600	5606.74	495.26	0.00	6102.00
300-600	7142.79	45759.97	16582.26	69485.02
600-1200	518.12	8091.38	4844.88	13454.38
0-1200	91651.46	116922.17	33457.14	242030.77
TERTIARY (HIGH SULPHUR)COAL
0-300	334.09	78.64	799.49 (49.57 + 749.92*)	1212.22
300-600	143.59	11.04		154.63
0-600	477.68	89.68	799.49	1366.85

 

 * Inferred mapping

[Source: Geological Survey of India-http://www.portal.gsi.gov.in]

 

9. Depth-wise Coal Resources in India (2010)

 

Depth-wise Coal Resources of India

(As on April, 2010)

(in Million Tonnes)

 

Depth Range(m)	Coking			Non-coking			High Sulphur	Grand Total
	Prime	Medium	Semi coking	Superior	Inferior	Ungraded
0-300	0.00	11351.98	466.38	21059.59	119899.78	12030.00	1212.22	166019.95
0-600	4043.42	4067.00	0.00	202.42	5899.58	0.00	0.00	14212.42
300-600	0.00	5869.61	758.14	11367.31	41535.45	16582.26	154.63	76267.40
600-1200	1269.64	5104.01	482.61	2237.55	6371.95	4844.88	0.00	20310.64
0-1200	5313.06	26392.60	1707.13	34866.87	173706.76	33457.14	1366.85	276810.41

 

[Source: Geological Survey of India]

 

10. Status & Distribution of Coal Resources in India (2007)

 

Status & Distribution of Coal Resources in India

(in Billion Tonnes)

(After GSI estimation of resources as on 01.04.2007)

 

 

Resources Under	Proved	Indicated	Inferred	Total
CIL	62.897*	17.077	2.954	82.928*
CAPTIVE	17.633	40.324	2.820	60.777
TISCO	2.770	0.350	0.000	3.120
SCCL	8.475	6.328	2.658	17.461
NE-REGION	0.467	0.106	0.369	0.924
NON-CIL	3.624	55.584	28.865	88.073
ESTABLISHED AFTER Feb,2007***	3.194	0.408	0.477	4.080
GRAND TOTAL	99.061**	120.177	38.143	257.380**

 

*Indicates total Geological Resources in CIL Mines & Blocks Depletion of resources due to mining have not been accounted for.
** The resources proved by the allocattee in the regionally explored allotted blocks not available and hence not accounted.
*** Distribution being worked out
 

 

11. Estimated dynamic ground water resources in major Lower Gondwana coal bearing areas (2006)

Estimated dynamic ground water resources in major Lower Gondwana coal bearing areas

 

S. N.	State	Ground water resources (In coal mining areas) in BCM	Percent of State’s total GW resource	Existing Ground Water Draft (in BCM)	Coal Resources (down to depth of 300m bgl ) in MT
1.	Jharkhand	2.85	51.00%	0.62	44141.72
2.	Orissa	2.39	10.35%	0.32	44660.58
3.	Chattisgarh	3.94	26.38%	0.74	32167.30
4.	West Bengal	8.38	7.93%	2.41	12360.81
5.	Madhya Pradesh	6.22	5.54%	2.06	13471.46
6.	Andhra Pradesh	11.40	11.70%	4.27	8010.03
7.	Maharashtra	3.37	2.73%	0.90	6789.13
	Total	38.55		11.32	161601.03

 

BCM-Billion Cubic Metre
(Source: CGWB, 2006)
 

 

12. Growth of Mining Activities in India (Reporting Mines) (1996-2006)

 

Growth of Mining Activities in India (Reporting Mines) (1996-2006)

 

Year	No. of reporting mines			Value of minerals ( in Million Rupees)			Explosives used ( in 000 tonnes)
	Coal	Metal	Oil	Coal	Metal	Oil	Coal	Metal
1996	576	1872	32	157474	36521	37388	207.8	47.2
1997	580	1834	34	193877	43758	40813	232.7	43.4
1998	594	1864	37	205307	45286	53136	247.0	47.1
1999	598	1957	44	219101	46415	83982	267.6	49.8
2000	595	2022	45	234531	53111	92954	290.5	55.4
2001	568	1907	43	261082	54032	106747	292.6	55.8
2002	567	1870	42	286390	64965	123326	315.3	55.6
2003	562	1761	49	299954	77605	131897	309.8	63.7
2004	560	1764	47	322425	104283	166083	312.6	70.5
2005	569	1835	50	371391	133417	230586	297.2	70.8
2006*	575	1985	45	378250	135758	235886	300.0	80.8
* Data are provisional
Source: Annual Report, Ministry of Labour, 2007-08

 

 

13. Reporting Mines in India (State-wise)(1997-2005)

 

Reporting Mines in India(State-wise)(1997-2005) 

 

State	1997-98	1998-99	1999-00	2000-01	2001-02	2002-03	2003-04	2004-05(P)
Andhra Pradesh	412	406	385	395	410	413	405	413
Assam	9	9	10	10	10	10	9	9
Bihar	335	20	13	10	9	6	8	10
Chhattisgarh	-	86	66	116	123	125	142	138
Goa	74	76	71	74	75	80	79	72
Gujarat	461	443	454	430	424	417	421	430
Himachal Pradesh	39	38	33	33	32	32	30	28
Haryana	31	29	30	32	28	17	2	2
Jammu & Kashmir	5	6	7	7	9	9	8	8
Jharkhand	-	311	343	338	299	292	299	303
Karnataka	207	202	184	177	192	216	227	235
Kerala	54	54	45	42	37	34	35	38
Meghalaya	2	2	2	2	2	4	5	5
Madhya Pradesh	514	425	436	374	371	325	318	335
Maharashtra	148	142	150	137	137	137	152	156
Orissa	238	219	229	235	232	243	243	240
Rajasthan	526	501	465	454	465	441	396	391
Sikkim	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2
Tamil Nadu	124	130	134	156	172	171	183	183
Uttar Pradesh	43	21	21	29	38	29	27	28
Uttarakhand	-	16	8	15	20	28	27	29
West Bengal	129	125	121	123	116	115	114	113
INDIA*	3,354	3,283	3,209	3,191	3,193	3,146	3,132	3,168
P=Provisional
*Excluding mines of atomic minerals, petroleum, gas and minor minerals
Source: Indian Minerals Yearbook 2005, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur

 

 

14. World Coal Reserves

 

World Coal Reserves

(at end 2009)

 

Country	Total Reserves (Million Tonnes)	Share of  World Total
US	238308	28.9%
Russia	157010	19.0%
China	114500	13.9%
Australia	76200	9.2%
India	58600	7.1%
Ukraine	33873	4.1%
Kazakhstan	31300	3.8%
South Africa	30408	3.7%
(Source: World Energy Council 2009)

 

 

• PRODUCTION

 

1. Production of Coal in India (2002-03 to 2010-11)

 

Production of Coal
(from 2002-03 to 2010-11)

                                                                                                                                  (Value in Rs. Crores)

 

Mineral	Unit	2002-03		2003-04		2004-05		2005-06
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal	M.ton	341	24187.39	361	25359.46	383	30433.52	407	33675.26

 

Mineral	Unit	2006-07		2007-08 (R)		2008-09 (R)		2009-10 (P)		2010-11 (E)
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal	M.ton	431	34836.79	457	38464.56	493	45537.02	532	49081.52	537	49011.64

 

(R) - Revised figures;
(P) - Provisional and based on monthly returns to the extend available with IBM;
(E) - Estimated figures;
M.Ton - Million tonnes
 

[Source: Annual Report (2010-11), Ministry of Mines]

 

2. Production of Lignite in India (2002-03 to 2010-11)

 

Production of Lignite
(from 2002-03 to 2010-11)

                                                                                                                         (Value in Rs. Crores)

 

Mineral	Unit	2002-03		2003-04		2004-05		2005-06		2006-07
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Lignite	M.ton	26	1742.68	28	1889.45	30	2191.58	30	2153.14	31	2626.03

 

Mineral	Unit	2007-08 (R)		2008-09 (R)		2009-10 (P)		2010-11 (E)
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Lignite	M.ton	34	2960.88	32	3687.79	34	3878.58	38	4240.19

 

(R) - Revised figures;
(P) - Provisional and based on monthly returns to the extend available with IBM;
(E) - Estimated figures;
M.Ton - Million tonnes

 [Source: Annual Report (2010-11), Ministry of Mines]
 

3. Coal Production(Opencast/Underground) in India (1997-2009)

 Coal Production in India

 

Years	Production (in million Tonnes)
	Opencast	Underground	Total
1997-1998	231.4	69.0	300.4
1998-1999	228.7	67.8	296.5
1999-2000	237.3	66.8	304.1
2000-2001	247.6	66.1	313.7
2001-2002	263.0	64.8	327.8
2002-2003	278.1	63.2	341.3
2003-2004	298.5	62.8	361.3
2004-2005	320.3	62.3	382.6
2005-2006	346.1	61.0	407.1
2006-2007	373.1	57.8	430.9
2007-2008	398.2	58.90	457.1
2008-2009	433.9	59.01	492.9

 

[Source: Ministry of Coal-http://coal.nic.in]
 

4. Company Wise Production of Raw Coal from Opencast and Under Ground Mines

                                                                     (Million Tonnes)
 

 

Company	2008-09		2007-2008		2006-2007		2005-2006
	Open cast	Under ground	Open cast	Under ground	Open cast	Under ground	Open cast	Under ground
ECL	19.743	8.393	15.740	8.319	22.200	8.266	21.779	9.335
BCCL	21.381	4.133	20.751	4.464	19.304	4.901	17.841	5.470
CCL	41.678	1.558	42.316	1.830	39.364	1.955	38.202	2.311
NCL	63.650	0.0	59.623	0.0	52.158	0.0	51.518	0
WCL	34.585	10.115	33.533	9.979	33.297	9.915	33.166	10.038
SECL	83.584	17.566	77.054	16.737	72.302	16.200	66.500	16.524
MCL	94.186	2.150	85.894	2.118	78.027	1.974	67.588	2.016
NEC	0.965	0.045	1.007	0.094	0.939	0.111	0.978	0.123
CIL	359.772	43.960	335.918	43.541	317.591	43.322	297.572	45.817
SCCL	32.455	12.087	27.959	12.645	25.831	11.876	23.427	12.711
JKML	0.0	0.011	0.0	0.017	0.0	0.016	0	0.019
JSMDCL	0.401	0.0	0.601	0.0	0.677	0.0	0.762	0
DVC	0.267	0.0	0.385	0.0	0.385	0.0	0.368	0
IISCO	0.723	0.295	0.742	0.0	0.393	0.302	0.328	0.330
APMDTCL	0.137	0.0	0.079	0.0	0.0	0.0	-	-
PUBLIC	393.755	56.353	365.684	56.482	344.877	55.516	322.457	58.877
BECML	4.139	0.0	4.229	0.0	4.765	0.0	3.992	0
ICML	2.978	0.0	2.754	0.0	2.546	0.0	2.622	0
JSPL	5.998	0.0	5.994	0.0	5.968	0.0	5.310	0
HIL	2.066	0.0	1.470	0.0	1.159	0.0	0.636	0
Meghalaya	5.690	0.0	6.541	0.0	5.787	0.0	5.566	0
TSL	5.695	1.587	5.627	1.582	5.527	1.514	4.872	1.649
MIL	0.0	0.989	0.0	0.835	0.0	0.668	0	0.439
BLA	0.236	0.0	0.329	0.0	0.218	0.0	0.282	0
CML	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.012	0
PANEM	6.175	0.0	3.797	0.0	1.603	0.0	0.025	0
PIL	0.919	0.0	0.900	0.0	0.625	0.0	0	0
JNL	0.363	0.033	0.279	0.0	0.059	0.0	0	0
JPL	4.893	0.0	0.578	0.0	0.059	0.0	0	0
SIL	0.0	0.051	0.0	0.001	0.0	0.0	0	0
ESCL	0.013	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	-	0
UML	0.013	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	-	0
KEMTA	0.991	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	-	0
SEML	0.008	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	-	0
PRIVATE	40.177	2.660	32.498	2.418	28.316	2.182	23.617	2.088
INDIA	433.932	59.013	398.182	58.900	373.193	57.698	346.074	60.965

 

Note: For Meghalaya it is assumed that the coal is being mined by opencast method.

5. Technology-wise coal production (2006-07)
 

Technology-wise production in UG mines of CIL & SCCL

(in Million Tonnes)

 

Technology	Production in 2006-07
	CIL	SCCL	Total	Percentage(%)
Conv.B&P(Manual)	11.03	5.68	16.71	30.3
Intermediate technology (B&P with SDL/LHD)	30.76	4.09	34.85	63.2
Continuous Miner	0.60	0.07	0.67	1.2
Mechanised LW	0.79	1.00	1.79	3.2
Special methods	0.14	1.03	1.17	2.1
Total	43.32	11.87	55.19	100

 

6. Company-wise Coal Production in India (1974-2010)
 

COMPANY WISE PRODUCTION OF COAL
(Figures in Million Tonnes)

  

Com- pany	Type	1974 -75	1984 -85	1994 -95	2001 -02	2002 -03	2003 -04	2004 -05	2005 -06	2006 -07	2007 -08	2008 -09	2009 -10(P)
ECL	U/G	20. 50	16. 67	13. 62	11. 66	10. 95	9. 91	9. 45	9. 34	8. 27	8. 32	8. 39	8. 23
	OC	2. 66	6. 44	11. 23	16. 89	16. 23	18. 09	17. 80	21. 78	22. 20	15. 74	19. 74	81. 23
	TOTAL	23. 16	23. 11	24. 85	28. 55	27. 18	28. 00	27. 25	31. 11	30. 47	24. 06	28. 13	30. 07
BCCL	U/G	15. 64	13. 34	11. 49	7. 59	7. 29	6. 74	6. 38	5. 47	4. 90	4. 46	4. 13	3. 90
	OC	2. 10	8. 50	17. 26	17. 66	16. 86	15. 94	15. 94	17. 84	19. 30	20. 75	21. 38	23. 61
	TOTAL	17. 74	21. 84	28. 75	25. 25	24. 15	22. 68	22. 32	23. 31	24. 21	25. 21	25. 51	27. 51
CCL	U/G	5. 97	5. 48	4. 01	2. 74	2. 76	2. 75	2. 65	2. 31	1. 96	1. 83	1. 56	1. 47
	OC	12. 34	33. 52	27. 19	31. 07	34. 22	34. 59	34. 74	38. 20	39. 36	42. 32	41. 68	45. 61
	TOTAL	18. 31	39. 00	31. 20	33. 81	36. 98	37. 34	37. 39	40. 51	41. 32	44. 15	43. 24	47. 08
NCL	OC	0. 00	0. 00	32. 50	42. 46	45. 10	47. 03	49. 95	51. 52	52. 16	59. 62	63. 65	67. 67
WCL	U/G	15. 73	24. 57	9. 60	9. 49	9. 39	9. 51	9. 65	10. 04	9. 92	9. 98	10. 11	9. 62
	OC	3. 53	21. 48	17. 64	27. 52	28. 43	30. 02	31. 76	33. 17	33. 30	33. 53	34. 59	36. 12
	TOTAL	19. 26	46. 05	27. 24	37. 01	37. 82	39. 53	41. 41	43. 20	43. 21	43. 51	44. 70	45. 74
SECL	U/G	0. 00	0. 00	14. 55	15. 91	16. 16	16. 36	16. 58	16. 52	16. 20	16. 74	17. 57	17. 83
	OC	0. 00	0. 00	35. 45	48. 21	50. 44	54. 65	61. 97	66. 50	72. 30	77. 05	83. 58	90. 18
	TOTAL	0. 00	0. 00	50. 00	64. 12	66. 60	71. 01	78. 55	83. 02	88. 50	93. 79	101 .15	108 .01
MCL	U/G	0. 00	0. 00	1. 94	1. 65	1. 76	2. 05	2. 18	2. 02	1. 97	2. 12	2. 15	2. 20
	OC	0. 00	0. 00	25. 39	46. 16	50. 47	58. 00	63. 90	67. 59	78. 03	85. 89	94. 19	101 .88
	TOTAL	0. 00	0. 00	27. 33	47. 81	52. 23	60. 05	66. 08	69. 60	80. 00	88. 01	96. 34	104 .08
NEC	U/G	0. 38	0. 44	0. 40	0. 18	0. 11	0. 12	0. 15	0. 12	0. 11	0. 09	0. 05	0. 00
	OC	0. 14	0. 37	0. 79	0. 46	0. 52	0. 61	0. 48	0. 98	0. 94	1. 01	0. 96	1. 11
	TOTAL	0. 52	0. 81	1. 19	0. 64	0. 63	0. 73	0. 63	1. 10	1. 05	1. 10	1. 01	1 . 11
CIL	U/G	58. 22	60. 50	55. 61	49. 22	48. 42	47. 44	47. 04	45. 82	43. 32	43. 54	43. 96	43. 26
	OC	20. 77	70. 31	167 .45	230 .43	242 .27	258 .92	276 .54	297 .57	317 .59	335 .92	359 .77	388 .01
	TOTAL	78 .99	130 .81	223 .06	279 .65	290 .69	306 .36	323 .58	343 .39	360 .91	379 .46	403 .73	431 .27

 

(Source:http://www.coalindia.in/Performance.aspx?tab=0)
 

7. Output per Manshift in Underground and Opencast Coal Mines (2001-06)
 

OUTPUT PER MANSHIFT IN UNDERGROUND AND OPENCAST MINES IN
COAL INDIA LIMITED AND IN SINGARENI COLLIERIES COMPANY LIMITED
 

 

Year	Coal India Limited			Singareni Collieries Company Limited
	Underground	Opencast	Overall	Underground	Opencast	Overall
2001-02	0.64	6.09	2.45	0.85	6.74	1.66
2002-03	0.69	6.30	2.67	0.86	7.66	1.89
2003-04	0.68	6.66	2.82	0.86	7.69	1.81
2004-05	0.69	7.18	3.05	0.85	8.83	1.99
2005-06	0.70	7.23	3.07	0.89	9.60	2.16
2006-07 (Apr-Dec)	0.68	7.80	3.29	0.86	9.66	2.21

 

[Source: Ministry of Coal-http://www.coal.nic.in]

 

8. Coal and lignite production and proved resources in the world in 2006

 

Country	Proved Coal & lignite Reserves in 2006 (Bt)	Production(Mt)	R/P ratio	Approx.Population in 2006 (Million)	Per capita availability in tones
Australia	79	374	210	21	3739
Russia	157	309	508	143	1102
S.Africa	49	257	190	49	1009
US	247	1054	234	303	814
China	1000*	2380	420	1322	756
India	103**	437**	207	1169	88
Indonesia	5	195	25	232	22
Others	165	1179	140	3434	48
Total	1794	6195	290	6671	269

 

* Examined reserves as indicated in the Paper presented by Victor Lang, President of MMD Asia Pacific Limited in the 2nd Coal Summit 2007, India

** Figures pertains to 2005-06 as per Coal Controller’s Organisation Balance information from BP Statistics in www.en.wikipedia.org
 

• EXPORT & IMPORT

 

1) Import of Coal (2001-02 to 2009-10)

Import of Coal
(from 2001-02 to 2009-10)


                                                                                                                  (Value in Rs. Crores)

 

Mineral	Unit	2001-02		2002-03		2003-04		2004-05		2005-06
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal	‘000 tonnes	20549	4536	23026	4994	21682	5008	28949	10266	38587	14909

 

Mineral	Unit	2006-07		2007-08		2008-09		2009-10 (P)
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal	‘000 tonnes	43079	16689	49792	20739	59004	41341	73257	39180

 

(P) - Provisional

[Source: Annual Report (2010-11), Ministry of Mines]
 

2) Export of Coal from India (2001-02 to 2009-10)
 

Export of Coal from India
(from 2001-02 to 2009-10)


                                                                                                                   (Value in Rs. Crores)

 

Mineral	Unit	2001-02		2002-03		2003-04		2004-05		2005-06
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal (Ex.Lignite)	‘000 tonnes	1902	290	1516	259	1610	292	1372	243	1988	267

 

Mineral	Unit	2006-07		2007-08		2008-09		2009-10(P)
		Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value	Qty	Value
Coal (Ex. Lignite)	‘000 tonnes	1548	313	1627	277	1656	348	2471	521

 

(P) - Provisional

 [Source: Annual Report (2010-11), Ministry of Mines]
                    

• ACCIDENTS & FIRES

 

1) Number of houses/ people affected due to mine fires in the leasehold of BCCL(2006)

 

Colliery	Affected Area(sq km)	Total no. of Houses	Total no. of people (Houses x 5 heads)
Damuda	0.021	50	250
Phularitand	0.143	653	3265
Kujama	0.169	1589	7945
Patherdih	0.169	458	2290
Sudamdih	0.097	280	1400
Bhowra North	0.087	347	1735
East Katras	0.210	782	3910
Gaslitand	0.244	569	2845
Katras-Chaitudih	0.149	897	4485
Alkusa	0.264	813	4065
E.Bhagatdih	0.364	2017	10085
Ena	0.140	874	4370
Kustore	0.452	988	4940
Rajapur	0.139	477	2385
Simlabahal	0.766	2207	11035
Basseriya	0.064	386	1930
Industry	0.284	1011	5055
Kusunda	0.120	618	3090
E. Bassuriya	0.041	229	1145
Bagdigi	0.117	877	4385
Bararee	0.256	918	4590
Jealgora	0.528	2011	10055
Jeenagora	0.099	557	2785
Joyrampur	0.162	429	2145
Lodna	0.732	5531	27655
North Tisra	0.053	547	2735
South Tisra	0.061	449	2245
GopaliChak	0.028	149	745
Kenduadih	0.209	741	3705
Bansdeopur	0.079	609	3045
Kankanee	0.146	774	3870
Loyabad	0.120	436	2180
Mudidih	0.215	959	4795
Sendra Bansjora	0.042	348	1740
Tetulmari	0.158	272	1360
TOTAL	9.312	30852	154260

(Source: CMPDI, 2006)
 

2) List of mine fires in the leasehold of BCCL (2006)

List of mine fires in the leasehold of BCCL

 

Active fires	Colliery
Damoda V, VI, VII seam fire	Damoda
Block –II XII, XI/XII, X Spl. seam fire	Block –II
Ganeshpur X, XI , XII & XIII seam fire	Phularitand
Burwabera X seam fire	Phularitand
Phularitand X, XI, XII seam fire	Phularitand
Katras-Choitudih XIII seam fire	Katras-Choitudih
Katras-Choitudih XIV, XV seam fire	Katras-Choitudih
Gaslitand XVT, XVB seam fire	Gaslitand
Jogta XV, XIV, XIII, XII, XI seam fire	Mudidih
Mudidih fire	Mudidih
Sendra Bansjora XIV, XIII, XII, XI seam fire	Sendra Bansjora
Sendra Bansjora X seam	Sendra Bansjora
Tetulmari IV seam fire	Tetulmari
Tetulmari V/VI seam fire	Tetulmari
Ekra XI & XII seam fire	Bansdeopur
Ekra XIII & XIV seam fire	Bansdeopur
Bansdeopur XIV, XIII seam fire	Bansdeopur
East Bassuriya V/VI seam fire	East Bassuriya
East Bassuriya VIII seam fire	East Bassuriya
Bassuriya XIV, XIII & XII, XI and X seam fire	Bassuriya
Bassuriya IX,I X Spl. seam	Bassuriya
Kusunda XII, XI seam fire	Kusunda
Industry XII, XI seam fire	Industry
Industry X seam	Industry
Gopalichak XVI, XV, XIV, XIII, XII,XI seam fire	Gopalichak
Kendwadih XI, XII seam	Kendwadih
Kendwadih XIV, XIII seam fire	font>Kendwadih
Alkusa XIII, XIV seam fire	Alkusa
Kustore XIV, XIII, XII, XI seam fire	Kustore
Ena XII, XI seam fire	Ena
Ena XIV seam fire	Ena
Ena XV seam fire	Ena
East Bhuggatdih XV, XIV seam fire	East Bhuggatdih
Baniahar XV, XIVA, XIV seam fire	East Bhuggatdih
Pure jharia X seam fire	R.OCP
Rajapur X seam fire	R.OCP
K.P. Dobari X, V/VI/VII/VIII/VIIA seam fire	R.OCP
Kujama XII, XI seam fire	Kujama
Kujama IX, X seam fire	Kujama
Bhaga XV seam fire	Lodna
N.S. Lodna XIII, XIIIA, XIV seam fire	Lodna
Bagdigi XIV, XIVA, XV seam fire	Bagdigi
Bararee XV, XIVA, XIV seam fire	Bararee
Bhulan Bararee XIII, XIV seam fire	Bararee
Bhulan Bararee XVI, XV seam fire	Bararee
North Tisra VII, VIII, IX, X seam fire	North Tisra
South Tisra VII, VIII, IX, X seam fire	South Tisra
Jeenagora IX, X, XI seam fire	Jeenagora
Jeenagora IX, X, XI,XII seam fire	Jeenagora
Joyrampur XI, XII, XIII seam fire	Joyrampur
Bhowra XIII, XIV seam fire	Bhowra
Bhowra  IX ,  X seam fire	Bhowra
Sudamdih IX to XIV seam fire	Sudamdih
Patherdih IX to XIII seam fire	Patherdih
Shatabdi V/VI/VII seam	Shatabdi OCP
East Katras XI,XIII & XIV seam fire	East Katras
Extinguished fires	Colliery
Angarpathra XII, XI, X, IX Spl. seam fire	Angarpathra
Sudamdih XV seam fire	Sudamdih
Moonidih XVIIT seam fire	Moonidih
KessurgarhV, VI, VII seam fire	Block-II
Pootkee XV seam fire	Pootkee
Jogidih X seam fire	Jogidih
Kooridih X seam fire	Kooridih
Nudkhurkee X seam fire	Nudkhurkee
West Mudidih IX/X seam fire	West Mudidih
East Katras XIV seam fire	East Katras
Dormant fires	Colliery
Jealgora XV, XIV, XIIIB,XIIIAseam fire	Jealgora
Kachhi Balihari XV seam	Balihari
Kankanee XIII & XIV seam fire	Kankanee
Loyabad XV, XIV, XIII seam fire	Loyabad
Bhagaband XVI seam fire	Bhagaband
Amlabad XIV  seam fire	Amlabad
Kendwadih XIII seam fire	Kendwadih
Kendwadih XIVI seam fire	Kendwadih
Simlabahal XIV seam fire	Simlabahal
Bhalgora XIV, XV seam fire	Simlabahal
Bhalgora XV seam fire	Simlabahal

(Source: CMPDI, 2006)
 

3) Trend of Accidents in Coal Mines – Cause wise (2001-06)

 

Trend of Accidents in Coal Mines – Cause wise (2001-07)
 

 

Causes	Number of Fatal Accidents							Number of Serious Accidents
	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
Fall of Roof	30	23	18	26	18	13	11	35	45	39	44	38	27	22
Fall of Sides	9	11	5	8	7	4	2	43	38	27	67	45	26	22
Other Ground Move- ments	0	1	1	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	1	1	0	0
Wind- ing in Shafts	2	0	1	0	0	3	0	6	4	4	5	2	4	1
Rope Haul- age	15	6	10	5	12	8	6	116	85	84	127	168	173	84
Dump- ers, Trucks, etc.	19	14	21	22	21	18	11	32	28	35	20	34	37	20
Other Trans- portation Machi- nery	1	2	2	3	4	5	2	23	19	15	10	16	46	22
Non- Trans- portation Machi- nery	10	9	11	7	15	9	8	34	39	43	28	46	47	41
Explo- sives	2	4	3	5	2	1	1	7	9	6	8	5	0	2
Electri- city	4	4	1	4	4	3	4	5	7	3	4	5	5	0
Gas, Dust, Fire etc.	0	0	2	2	0	4	1	0	2	6	2	0	1	1
Fall of Per- sons	7	4	5	3	7	3	7	191	151	147	307	284	210	161
Fall of Obj- ects	2	2	1	0	6	6	3	83	99	90	183	264	144	105
Other Caus- es	4	1	2	2	3	8	12	91	103	64	156	198	94	69
Total	105	81	83	87	96	79	81	667	629	563	962	1106	814	550
Note:Data for 2006 and 2007 areprovisional and figures for 2007 are from January to September, 2007.
Source:Annual Report, Ministry of Mines,2007-08

4) Company wise accidents statistics of coal mines in India (2003-05)

 

Company wise accidents statistics of coal mines in India (2003-05 (till 12.5.2005))
 

 

FATAL			SERIOUS
Year	Owner	No. of Accidents	No. of persons		No. of accidents	No. of persons seriously injured
			Killed	injured
2003	BCCL	12	13	1	60	62
2003	CCL	6	6	2	27	27
2003	ECL	13	13	2	171	177
2003	MCL	7	7	0	12	12
2003	NCL	2	2	0	18	18
2003	SECL	11	11	2	92	94
2003	WCL	9	12	1	67	69
Total	CIL	60	64	8	447	459
2003	GMDC	0	0	0	3	3
2003	IISCO	0	0	0	12	12
2003	J&K	0	0	0	1	1
2003	NLC	1	2	0	8	11
2003	SCCL	19	44	4	88	88
2003	TISCO	3	3	0	4	4
Total	2003	83	113	12	563	578
2004	BCCL	11	12	0	71	73
2004	CCL	10	10	1	21	22
2004	ECL	18	19	3	177	178
2004	MCL	4	4	0	15	15
2004	NCL	3	4	0	6	6
2004	NEC	2	2	0	1	1
2004	SECL	8	9	0	73	74
2004	WCL	13	13	2	52	54
Total	CIL	69	73	6	416	423
2004	GMDC	0	0	0	2	2
2004	IISCO	2	2	0	18	18
2004	J&K	0	0	0	1	1
2004	NLC	3	3	0	3	3
2004	SCCL	11	14	7	155	156
2004	TISCO	3	5	0	4	5
2004	BECML	1	1	1	0	0
2004	BLAI	1	1	0	0	0
Total	2004	90	99	14	599	608
2005	BCCL	8	9	6	13	13
2005	CCL	1	1	0	7	7
2005	ECL	4	4	1	25	25
2005	MCL	4	4	0	2	2
2005	NCL	1	1	0	4	5
2005	SECL	4	4	0	38	38
2005	WCL	4	4	0	15	16
Total	CIL	26	27	7	104	106
2005	DVC	0	0	0	1	1
2005	IISCO	1	1	0	0	0
2005	NLC	0	0	0	1	2
2005	SCCL	6	6	0	232	233
2005	TISCO	1	1	0	2	2
2005 upto(12.05.05)		34	35	7	340	344

 

Source: DGMS
Note: (i) Lignite is included in coal.
(ii) Figures for 2004 & 2005 are provisional
 

5) Trends of fatal and serious accidents in Coal Mines in India (1972-2006)

Trends of fatal and serious accidents in Coal Mines in India (1972-2007)

 

Year	Fatal accidents		Serious accidents
	Accidents	Fatalities	Accidents	Injuries
1972	200	217	1534	1616
1975	222	664	2135	2211
1985	176	204	1007	1060
1993	156	176	854	903
1994	156	241	717	775
1995	137	219	757	813
1996	131	146	677	723
1997	143	165	677	725
1998	128	146	523	560
1999	127	138	595	650
2000	117	144	661	707
2001	106	141	667	720
2002	81	97	629	650
2003	83	113	563	578
2004	87	96	962	991
2005*	99	120	985	1017
2006*	62	113	537	558

 

(Source: http://www.coal.nic.in and Annual Report, Ministry of Labour, 2007-08)

* Data for 2005 and 2006 are provisional and figures for 2006 are from January to September, 2006.


6) Rate of fatalities and serious Injuries in coal mines (2003-06)
 

1. Rate of fatalities and serious Injuries in CIL mines (2003-05)

 

Parameter	2005(Jan.-June)	2004(Jan.-June)	2004(Jan.-Dec.)	2003(Jan.-Dec.)
Fatality Rate /Mt. of coalproduction	0.21	0.20	0.22	0.21
Fatality Rate /3,00,000 manshifts deployed	0.22	0.18	0.20	0.18
Serious Injury Rate / Mt of coal production	1.05	1.27	1.29	1.52
Serious Injury Rate / 3,00,000 manshifts deployed	1.07	1.19	1.17	1.29

 

Note :   Figures for 2005 exclude 14 fatalities involved in inundation at Central Saunda Colliery of   CCL in June 2005.


2. Rate of fatalities and serious Injuries in SCCL mines (2003-05)

 

Period	Per Mt .ofProduction		Per 3 LakhManshiftsWorked		Per 1000 Persons Employed
	Fatalities	Serious injuries	Fatalities	Serious injuries	Fatalities	Serious injuries
Jan-June 2005	0.50	20.12	0.27	10.86	0.11	4.36
Jan-June 2004	0.45	2.05	0.24	1.09	0.09	0.42
Jan-Dec. 2004	0.41	4.78	0.20	2.35	0.17	1.97
Jan-Dec. 2003	1.36	2.26	0.65	1.09	0.46	0.77

 

3. Rate of fatalities and serious Injuries in NLC mines (2003-05)

 

 Source: http://www.coal.nic.in

 

7) Major accidents in the Indian Coal Mines(1952-2005)

   
8) Trend in Fatal Accidents and Fatality Rates per 1000 Persons Employed (1951-2007)


 

Year	Coal Mines				Non coal Mines
	Average Accidents	Accident Rate	Average Killed	Death Rate	Average Accidents	Accident Rate	Average Killed	Death Rate
1951-60	222	0.61	295	0.82	64	0.27	81	0.34
1961-70	202	0.48	260	0.62	72	0.28	85	0.33
1971-80	187	0.40	264	0.55	66	0.27	74	0.30
1981-90	162	0.30	185	0.34	65	0.27	73	0.31
1991-2000	140	0.27	170	0.33	65	0.31	77	0.36
2001-2007*	87	0.22	112	0.28	54	0.34	62	0.40
* Data are provisional and up to September, 2007
Source: Annual Report, Ministry of Labour, 2007-08

 

Trend in Fatal Accidents and Fatality Rates per 1000 Persons Employed
(Ten Yearly Average) (1951-2007)
 

9) Trend in Death rates per thousand Persons employed in Coal mines in Some Countries(1997-2007)

 

Year	Trend in Death rates per thousand Persons employed in Coal mines in Some Countries
	Australia	Czecho-slovakia	France	India	Japan	U.S.A	Germany
1997	0.21	0.27	0.08	0.33	0.65	0.24	0.11
1998	0.33	0.16	0.00	0.30	0.00	0.24	0.03
1999	0.29	0.16	0.00	0.29	N.A	0.31	N.A
2000	0.21	0.17	0.13	0.33	N.A	N.A	N.A
2001	0.20	0.24	N.A	0.32	N.A	N.A	N.A
2002	0.00	0.24	N.A	0.23	N.A	N.A	N.A
2003	N.A	N.A	N.A	0.27	N.A	N.A	N.A
2004	N.A	N.A	N.A	0.24	N.A	N.A	N.A
2005	N.A	N.A	N.A	0.29	N.A	N.A	N.A
2006	N.A	N.A	N.A	0.35	N.A	N.A	N.A
2007	N.A	N.A	N.A	0.21	N.A	N.A	N.A

 

N.B : Figures relate to Czech Republic only.

(Source: 10th National Conference on Safety in Mines, Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi, 26-27 Nov, 2007)

10) Trend in Death rates per Million Tonnes of Coal Raised in Some Countries (1997-2007)

 

Year	Trend in Death rates per Million Tonnes of Coal Raised in Some Countries
	Australia	Czecho- slovakia	France	India	Japan	U.S.A	Germany
1997	0.02	0.23*	0.15	0.52	0.47	0.03	0.19
1998	0.03	0.13*	0.00	0.46	0.00	0.03	0.05
1999	0.02	0.13*	0.00	0.44	N.A.	0.03	N.A.
2000	0.01	0.12*	0.29	0.46	N.A.	0.04	N.A.
2001	0.00	0.18*	N.A.	0.41	N.A.	0.04	N.A.
2002	N.A.	0.16*	N.A.	0.27	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.
2003	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.	0.30	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.
2004	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.	0.23	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.
2005	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.	0.28	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.
2006	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.	0.33	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.
2007	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.	0.20	N.A.	N.A.	N.A.

 

N.B : Figures relate to Czech Republic only.

(Source: 10th National Conference on Safety in Mines, Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi, 26-27 Nov, 2007)

 

11) Fatal Accidents in Coal Mines-Company and cause wise(2005-07)

 

 

CAUSE	FATAL ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES
	Yrs	BCCL	CCL	ECL	MCL	NCL	NECL	SECL	WCL	CIL	SCCL	IIS- CO	NLC	TIS- CO
Fall of Roof	05	7	1	2	2	0	0	4	1	17	1	0	0	0
	06	2	0	3	1	0	0	2	1	9	3	0	0	1
	07	2	0	2	0	0	0	3	2	9	2	0	0	0
Fal of Sides	05	0	0	3	0	0	0	0	1	4	1	0	0	1
	06	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	0	0	0
	07	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Fall of Rope Haula- ges	05	1	1	3	0	0	0	1	2	8	3	0	0	1
	06	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	2	4	4	0	0	0
	07	1	0	2	0	0	0	0	2	5	1	0	0	0
Dump- ers	05	0	2	2	3	0	0	4	4	15	0	0	0	0
	06	1	2	1	1	3	0	0	1	9	0	0	0	0
	07	2	2	1	1	1	0	3	6	16	0	0	0	0
Truck tanker etc	05	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
	06	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
	07	0	1	0	1	0	0	2	1	5	1	0	0	0
Other Mach- inery	05	1	1	4	3	1	0	3	2	15	3	1	0	0
	06	3	1	2	0	0	0	4	4	14	2	0	1	0
	07	0	0	0	0	2	0	4	1	7	3	0	0	0
Explo- sives	05	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2	0	0	0	0
	06	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
	07	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
Fall of per- son	05	1	1	1	0	1	1	0	0	5	2	0	0	0
	06	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	0	0	0	1
	07	0	3	0	0	1	0	2	0	6	0	0	1	0
Fall of Obj- ect	05	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	1	4	0	0	1	0
	06	2	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	3	2	1	0	0
	07	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	0	0	0	0
Other caus- es	05	3	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	5	1	0	0	0
	06	3	0	1	0	0	0	1	5	10	1	1	3	1
	07	4	2	1	1	0	0	5	0	13	3	0	1	0
Below ground	05	10	3	9	3	0	1	7	6	39	8	1	0	2
	06	7	2	7	1	0	0	3	7	27	13	2	0	2
	07	5	1	5	1	0	0	9	4	25	8	0	0	1
Open Cast	05	1	4	3	4	1	0	5	4	22	2	0	1	0
	06	5	1	1	1	3	0	3	1	15	3	0	5	0
	07	3	6	2	2	3	0	6	8	30	3	0	1	0
Above Ground	05	3	0	4	3	2	0	2	1	15	1	0	0	0
	06	0	2	0	0	1	0	1	6	10	0	0	0	1
	07	1	2	0	0	1	0	4	1	9	0	0	1	0
Total	05	14	7	16	10	3	1	14	11	76	11	1	1	2
	06	12	5	8	2	4	0	7	14	52	16	2	5	3
	07	9	9	7	3	4	0	19	13	64	11	0	2	1

 

 

CAUSE	FATAL ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES
	Yrs	Other	Total
Fall of Roof	05	0	18
	06	0	13
	07	0	11
Fal of Sides	05	1	7
	06	0	4
	07	0	2
Fall of Rope Haulages	05	0	12
	06	0	8
	07	0	6
Dumpers	05	2	17
	06	1	10
	07	2	18
Truck tanker etc	05	0	1
	06	0	1
	07	0	6
Other Machinery	05	0	19
	06	0	17
	07	0	10
Explosives	05	0	2
	06	0	1
	07	0	1
Fall of person	05	0	7
	06	0	3
	07	0	7
Fall of Object	05	1	6
	06	0	6
	07	1	3
Other causes	05	1	7
	06	0	16
	07	0	17
Below ground	05	0	50
	06	0	44
	07	1	35
Open Cast	05	3	28
	06	1	24
	07	2	36
Above Ground	05	2	18
	06	0	11
	07	0	10
Total	05	5	96
	06	1	79
	07	3	81

N.B.: Figures are number of accidents. Data of 2006 & 2007 are provisional. 2007 figures are up to September only

(Source: 10th National Conference on Safety in Mines, Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi, 26-27 Nov, 2007

 

CAUSE	SERIOUS ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES
	YRS	BCCL	CCL	ECL	MCL	NCL	NECL	SECL	WCL	CIL	SCCL	IIS- CO	NLC	TIS- CO
Fall of Roof	05	1	1	4	4	0	0	7	3	20	17	0	0	1
	06	2	0	7	0	0	0	8	1	18	9	0	0	0
	07	1	1	2	0	0	0	1	3	8	13	0	0	1
Fall of Sides	05	4	1	1	0	0	0	9	6	21	22	0	1	1
	06	1	0	1	0	0	0	3	4	9	17	0	0	0
	07	0	0	3	0	0	0	2	1	6	16	0	0	0
Fall of Rope Haula- ges	05	4	2	9	0	0	0	11	7	33	135	0	0	0
	06	9	0	18	1	0	0	12	8	48	125	0	0	0
	07	2	2	8	0	0	0	6	6	24	59	1	0	0
Dump- ers	05	2	5	2	1	4	0	3	2	19	4	0	0	0
	06	1	1	0	0	3	0	3	1	9	6	0	0	1
	07	1	2	0	1	3	0	0	1	8	1	0	0	0
Truck tanker etc	05	3	0	0	1	1	0	3	1	9	1	0	1	0
	06	3	0	1	1	4	0	1	2	12	8	0	1	0
	07	1	0	1	1	0	0	1	4	8	3	0	0	0
Other Mach- inery	05	4	3	3	0	1	0	16	5	32	32	0	0	0
	06	0	3	7	5	0	0	14	8	37	59	1	0	0
	07	3	2	2	2	0	0	11	8	28	35	1	0	0
Explo- sives	05	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	3	0	0	0
	06	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
	07	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0
Fall of person	05	14	6	25	3	2	0	21	8	79	203	0	0	0
	06	12	6	22	1	2	0	13	9	65	144	0	0	0
	07	10	0	21	1	1	0	6	4	43	118	0	0	0
Fall of Object	05	4	2	19	3	5	0	13	4	50	214	0	0	0
	06	4	0	11	3	0	0	6	3	27	117	0	0	0
	07	4	1	9	0	0	0	9	3	26	79	0	0	0
Other causes	05	5	4	12	2	0	0	12	4	39	164	0	0	0
	06	0	2	4	1	0	0	10	10	27	72	0	0	0
	07	2	0	6	0	1	0	2	3	14	56	0	0	0
Below ground	05	20	7	54	6	0	0	68	30	185	656	0	0	2
	06	19	5	60	6	0	0	54	29	173	444	1	0	0
	07	14	4	44	3	0	0	23	20	108	318	2	0	1
Open Cast	05	11	11	7	5	10	0	9	6	59	35	0	2	0
	06	10	5	2	3	4	0	10	7	41	32	0	1	1
	07	7	3	3	2	4	0	4	7	30	14	0	0	0
Above Ground	05	10	7	14	3	3	0	18	5	60	104	0	0	0
	06	3	2	9	3	5	0	6	10	38	81	0	0	0
	07	3	1	5	0	1	0	11	6	27	50	0	0	0
Total	05	41	25	75	14	13	0	95	41	304	795	0	2	2
	06	32	12	71	12	9	0	70	46	252	557	1	1	1
	07	24	8	52	5	5	0	38	33	165	382	2	0	1

 

 

CAUSE	SERIOUS ACCOUNTS IN COAL MINES
	Yrs	Other	Total
Fall of Roof	05	0	38
	06	0	27
	07	0	22
Fal of Sides	05	0	45
	06	0	26
	07	0	22
Fall of Rope Haulages	05	0	168
	06	0	173
	07	0	84
Dumpers	05	0	23
	06	0	16
	07	0	9
Truck tanker etc	05	0	11
	06	0	21
	07	0	11
Other Machinery	05	0	64
	06	0	97
	07	0	64
Explosives	05	0	5
	06	0	0
	07	0	2
Fall of person	05	2	284
	06	2	211
	07	0	161
Fall of Object	05	0	264
	06	0	144
	07	0	105
Other causes	05	1	204
	06	0	99
	07	0	70
Below ground	05	0	843
	06	0	618
	07	0	429
Open Cast	05	2	98
	06	1	76
	07	0	44
Above Ground	05	1	165
	06	1	120
	07	0	77
Total	05	3	1106
	06	2	814
	07	0	550

N.B. : Figures are number of accidents . Data of 2006 & 2007 are provisional. 2007 figures are up to September.

(Source: 10th National Conference on Safety in Mines, Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi, 26-27 Nov, 2007)

13) Company-wise list of the mines achieved “ Zero Fatal and Serious Accidents” (2002-06)

 

• WELFARE MEASURES

 

Welfare and Community Development by Bharat Coking Coal Limited(BCCL)-2007
 

1)  Welfare and Community Development by BCCL (2006-07)

1. Housing

 

Before Nationalization			Present Position
No of Standard Residences	No of Non-Standard Residences	% Satisfaction	No of Standard Residences	No of Non-Standard Residences	% Satisfaction
26869	10524	21%	63618	15899	95.14%

 

2. Water Supply

 

S.No.	Description	Present Status
1	Total Population covered	603980
2	Total No of individual water Taps	67570
3	Total No of Community Water Taps	7825
4	Total no of water treatment Plants	65
5	Total no of Hand pumps	1330
6	Total Water Supply **	17.40 MGD

 

3. Medical Facilities

 

Before Nationalization
Hospitals	No of Beds	Dispensaries	Doctors	Ambulances
5	190	86	84	04

 

 

Present Position
Hospitals	No of Beds	Dispensaries	Doctors	Ambulances
15	1310	96	287	117

 

4. Details of Sponsored Schools

 

S.No.	Name of the Educational Institutes	Number of Schools	No of Students	No of Students	No of Students of BCCL employees
1	DAV Schools	8	14945	363	10440
2	Vidya Vikas Samiti Schools	2	2731	79	2064
3	Delhi Public School	1	2741	101	940
Total		11	20417	543	13444

 

5. Details of Private committee managed Schools getting Financial assistance from BCCL

 

 

S.No.	Education Level	Number of Schools	No of Students	No of Teachers
1	Primary, Middle and High Schools	86	14943	307

 

6. No. of Trees planted

 

S.No.	Year	No of Trees planted  (in Lakhs)
1	2002-03	6.95
2	2003-04	0.06
3	2004-05	0.13
4	2005-06	0.16
5	2006-07	2.00
Total		9.30

 

7. Details of the Community Development Program during 2006-07

 

S.No.	Description of CD	No of Jobs
1	Hand pumps Installation and repair	87
2	Construction and repair of wells	08
2	Water Supply through Pipelines	02
3	Construction of Community Centers	11
4	Construction, Extension and Repair of Educational Buildings	10
5	Health Camps	10
6	Others	17
TOTAL		145

 

[Source: http://bccl.cmpdi.co.in/f/Fwelfare.htm]

Welfare and Community Development by Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL)-2007

 

2)  Welfare and Community Development by Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL)
(As on 31.3.07)

 

HOUSING
NO. OF EMPLOYEES AS ON 31.03.2007	16726
NO. OF HOUSING	18564
HOUSING SATISFACTION %	100 %
WATER SUPPLY
WATER SUPPLY THROUGH INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY SCHEME (IWSS)	100%
EDUCATION
Central School(Class 1 to 12 by English Medium)	02
DAV Public School (LKG to Std.12, English Medium)- 3 (LKG to Std.10, English Medium)-4 (LKG to Std.10, self financed, EM)-1	08
Delhi Public School, English Medium, LKG to Std.12	01
Govt./Non-Govt./ Saraswati Shishu Mandir(2 EM, 26HM)	28
College Govt./Non-govt. Hindi Medium (1 in MP, 1 in UP)	02
School Buses (Company owned 57, Hired 08)	65
HEALTHCARE
HOSPITAL	03
DISPENSARIES	10
SPECIALIST	20
DOCTORS(INCLUDING SPECIALISTS)	82
EDS	200
AMBULANCES	29
MOBILE MEDICAL VAN	01
M R I	01
C T SCAN	01
MAMMOGRAPHY	01
CATCHE	01
DIABETIC CLINIC	02
BLOOD BANK	01
DIALYSIS	01
HOMOEOPATHIC CLINIC (PART TIME)	01
CO-OPERATIVECONSUMER STORES
CO-OPERATIVE CONSUMER CREDIT COMMITTEE	02
CO-OPERATIVE CONSUMER STORE	09
OTHERS
BANKS WITH ADDITIONAL COUNTERS WITH ATM FACILITY	11
%AGE OF EMPLOYEES DRAWING SALARY THROUGH BANKS	100%
POST OFFICE	09
CANTEEN, 33 RUN BY CONTRACTORS, 1 BY CO-OPERATIVE	34
REST SHELTER	52
CHILDRENS’ PARK	35
STADIUM, WITH ALL FACILITIES	3+1 MINI
SWIMMING POOL	01
OFFICERS’/WORKERS’ CLUB	2
LIBRARY	12
BUS (FOR EMPLOYEES TRANSPORTATION TO & FRO PLACE OF WORK)CO’S BUS 22, HIRED BUS 16	38
NO OF LPG CONNECTION GIVEN TO EMPLOYEES	16110 (100%)
ENVIRONMENT
TREES PLANTED SINCE 1986 T0 31.3.07	19.23 MILLION
BIOLOGICAL RECLAMATION	2529.11 Ha
WATER SPRINKLER IN MINES	62
EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT
INDUSTRIAL	10
DOMESTIC	08

 

Safety Performance

 

Sl.No.	Particulars	2005-06	2006-07
1	No. of fatal accidents	0.5	03
2	No. of fatalities	0.5	04
3	No. of serious accidents	16	14
4	No. of serious injuries	16	14
5	Fatality rate per MT output	0.10	0.08
6	Fatality rate per 3 lakh manshifts	0.35	0.29
7	Fatality rate per 1000 persons employed	0.29	0.24
8	Serious injury rate per MT output	0.31	0.27
9	Serious injury rate per 3 lakh manshifts	1.13	1.00
10	Serious injury rate per 1000 persons employed	0.94	0.84

 
 

Accident Details Project-wise, 2006-07 & 2005-06

 

  

Sl.No	Project	2006-07		2005-06
		Fatal	Serious  injuries	Fatal	Serious injuries
1	Amlohri	1	3	0	2
2	Bina	0	3	0	2
3	Dudhichua	0	0	1	1
4	Jayant	2+*1	1	1	4
5	Jhingurda	0	6	0	2
6	Kakri	0	0	0	0
7	Khadia	0	1	2	4
8	Nagahi	0	0	1	1
	TOTAL	4	14	5	16

 

 

*Note: The fatal accident of outsider at Jayant project on 24.03.2007 to be declared as non-statistical by DGMS. This fatal accident has only taken place in the period Jan-07 to March-07 and serious accident is NIL in the same period.

 

[Source: http://ncl.gov.in/]

 

3)  Welfare and Community Development by Western Coalfields Limited (WCL)-2007

 

1. Housing:

Period	Houses Available	Permanent  Manpower entitled for housing	%age satisfaction
At the time of Nationalisation (1-5-1973)	4390	39794	11.03
As on 1-4-2004	41354	70515	58.64
As on 1-4-2005	41834	68938	60.68
As on 1-4-2006	41914	67378	60.20
As on 1-4-2007	42155	65599	64.26

2. Water Supply :

 

 

Period	Total Population Coverage	Generation Capacity MGD
At the time of Nationalisation (1-5-1973)	45695	1.50
As on 1-4-2004	317990	17.52
As on 1-4-2005	320390	17.52
As on 1-4-2006	320790	18.03
As on 1-4-2007	321995	18.68

 

3. Educational Facilities (fully aided & partially aided):

 

Si.No.	Pariticular	At the timeof Nationalisation(1-05-1973)	As on 1-4-2007
1	Primary Schools	30	23
2	Middle Schools	18	20
3	Secondary.Schools	15	26
4	DAV School	--	1
5	Central Schools	--	4
6	Shishu Vidya Mandir & Other Schools	--	29
7	School Buses (run by WCL)	5	112

 

4. Medical Facilities :

 

Subject	At the time of Nationalisation	As on 1.04.2007
Hospital	4	11
Beds	159	710
Dispensaries	19	54
Ambulances	9	110
Total Doctors	18	203
Nurding Staff/ Other Para Medical Staff	120	614
Bed Ratio	1:250	1:93

 

5. Statutory Facilities :

  

Dessription	As on 1.04.2007
No. of Creches	--
No. of Rest Shelters	72
No. of Pit Head Baths	--
No. of Canteens	79
Banks & Extension Counters	113

 

 6. Indoor Sports : One Billiard Room has been constructed at MRS Indora Complex, and equipped with Billiard Table with necessary infrastructure on 09th March'2007

 

[Source: http://westerncoal.nic.in/]

 

4) Welfare and Community Development by Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL)-2007

 

Welfare and Community Development by Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL)-2007

 

Sl.No.	Item	Position as on 31.03.2006	Increase/decrease, if any, with the reason during 2004-05 (upto 31.03.07)	Totalas on31.03.2007
1. HOUSING :
(A) (B) (C)	Standard Non-standard Total	63,922 40,603 1,04,525	- - -	63,922 40,603 1,04,525
2. WATER SUPPLY:
(A)	Total population covered	4,83,980	-	4,83,980
(B)	Water supply in MGD	11.483	(-) 0.081	11.402
3.AFFORESTATION:
(A)	No. of trees planted during 2003-2004		1,86,600	1,86,600
4. MEDICAL
	Hospitals	13	-	12#
	Hospital Beds	1315	-	1275#
	Ambulance including hire vehicles.	130	-	130
	Mobile Van	1	-	1
	Dispensaries	128	-	128
	Doctors including specialist.	304	-	283 *
	Specialist	38	-	45 **
	Ayurvedic Dispensaries	8	-	2 @
* Decrease due to retirement. ** Increase as 7 new specialist has joined from other subsidiaries @ Decrease due to non-functioning forretirement of Vaidys and no freshrecruitment has been made. # Sripur Hospital has been closed.
5. CO-OPERATIVES
A	Central Co-operatives	4	-	4
B	Primary Consumer Coop	30	-	30
C	Co-op. Credit Societies	74	-	74
D	Total Co-operatives	108	-	108
6. CANTEEN :
	No. of Canteensrun departmentally.	117	-	117
	Total No. ofcanteens	117	-	117
7. CRECHES :
	CRECHES	48	-	48
8.REST SHELTER
	REST SHELTER	137	-	137
9.BANK BRANCHES:
	No. of Bank Branches	26	-	26
10. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES :
A	Project schools fully financed.(Total expenditure minus income of the school reimbursed)
		Type of project school	Existing number as on 31.03.2006	Existing number as on 31.03.2007
		(ii) DAV School	4	4
B	Privately managed schools (Where recurring grant is given as per Ministry’s circular)
		Type of privately managed schools	Number existing as on 31.03.2006	Number existing as on 31.03.2007
		(i) Primary / Nursery school (ii) Middle / Junior High School (iii) High School Total	150 11 1 162	150 11 1 162

 DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ROOF & SIDE FALL FATALITIES & SERIOUS INJURIES

 

Item	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
No. of fatalities	12	12	15	18	13
Fatalities due to roof & side fall	5	5	8	6	8
Fatalities in Development Districts
Within 10m of the face	2	1	3	1	1
Beyond 10m of the face	2	0	2	0	0
Total	4	1	5	1	1
Fatalities in Depillaring Districts
Within 10m of the face	0	2	1	3	7
Beyond 10m of the face	1	2	2	2	0
Total	1	4	3	5	7
Fatalities in other places
Other Places	5	5	8	0	0
Total	0	0	0	0	0

  

 

 

•    08 LHDs replaced after survey off of old one.
•    07 SDLs replaced after survey off of old one.

INTRODUCTION OF ROOF BOLTING

 Systematic Roof bolting is being done for proper Roof management and Roof bolting is being increased in ECL
 mines as per details given below :

 

 

Year	Nos. of roof bolts
2001-02	139285
2002-03	295450
2003-04	350000
2004-05	450000
2005-06	506000
2006-07	543000

 

 

Accident statistics (2002-06):

 

 

ITEM	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
Fatal accident	9	13	16	17	8
Fatalities	12	13	17	18	13
Serious accident	191	171	183	123	92
Serious injuries	192	179	187	125	94
Fatalities Rate / MT	0.436	0.471	0.602	0.612	0.411
Fatalities Rate/3 lakh man shift	0.137	0.153	0.203	0.223	0.169
Serious injuries Rate/MT	6.969	6.486	6.626	4.249	2.972
Serious injuries Rate / 3 lakh man shift	2.193	2.101	2.238	1.547	1.224

 

Accident figure of 2005 and 2006 are provisional and subject to reconciliation with DGMS.

[Source: http://easterncoal.nic.in/welfare.html]

 

5)  Welfare and Community Development by Central Coalfields Limited (CCL)-2007

 

Housing
Permanent	59318 No.s.
Temporary	6988 Nos.
Total	66306 No.s
% Satisfaction	95%
Barracks	64 Bedded
Water Supply
Demand	22.12 MGD
Distribution	22.685 NGD
Total population served	324000
Medical Facilities
Hospitals	19
Dispensaries	67
Ayurvedic Dispensaries	2
Beds	892
Doctors	317
Ambulances	111
Mobile Van	1
Bed Ratio	1.78 aginst 1.100 as per NCWA
Special Target for Gandhinagar Hospital 2004-2006
2004	1) Burn Unit 2) Critical Care Unit
2005-06	1) Cancer Hospital 2) MRI 3) CT Scan
Educational Facilities
D.A.V Schools Fully Financed	7
D.A.V Schools(Where only capital expenditure like building etc,provided by management)	10
Kendriya vidyalaya	3
Privately managed schools(Grants-in-aid provided by Management)	47
Saraswati shishu mandir	1
Krishna Sudarshan Central School	1
Other Welfare Measures
Bank Branches & Extension Counter	35
Cooperative Stores :	--
Primary	08
Credit Societies	21
Tree Plantation in 2003 monsoon	622500 nos.

 

[Source: http://ccl.cmpdi.co.in/]

 

• OTHERS

1) Company-wise Status of Land Acquisition by CIL and Its Subsidiaries in India(2007)

 

Company-wise Status of Land Acquisition by CIL and Its Subsidiaries in India(June 2007) (Area in Hectares)
Company	Total Land Acquired *	Total Tenancy Land Acquired	Tenancy Land in Possession
Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL)	13093	12022	9145
Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL)	4280	3857	1937
Central Coalfields Limited (CCL)	35736	12758	4883
South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL)	20538	12812	11873
Western Coalfields Limited (WCL)	19785	17089	14330
North Coalfields Limited (NCL)	15948	5612	5275
Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL)	19965	9180	4252
North Eastern Coalfields (NES)	25041	41.47	41.47
Total	154386	73371.47	51736.47
Source: Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 5410, dated 15.05.2007. courtesy Table from Doc Centre, Indian Social Institute, .New Delhi* What is not Tenancy land is Govt.land CPRs)

 

2) Number of Inspections and Enquiries  (1995-2007)

 

Year	No. of Inspections				No. of Enquiries				Grand Total
	Coal	Metal	Oil	Total	Coal	Metal	Oil	Total
1995	5461	3206	181	8848	1102	396	21	1519	10367
1996	5525	2491	226	8242	1105	330	50	1485	9727
1997	4563	2404	189	7156	1157	406	34	1597	8753
1998	4752	2539	166	7457	1127	398	29	1554	9011
1999	6106	3061	198	9365	1319	483	26	1828	11193
2000	5642	3614	245	9501	1163	325	26	1514	11015
2001	5410	2908	229	8547	1148	418	51	1617	10164
2002	5667	2856	269	8792	1022	402	30	1454	10246
2003	5574	3247	246	9067	966	427	13	1406	10473
2004	5214	2983	228	8425	834	436	08	1278	9703
2005	5247	3107	295	8649	933	372	30	1335	9984
2006	4192	2630	219	7041	951	338	27	1316	8357
2007*	3142	1645	170	4957	612	269	10	891	5848
*Figures are provisional and up to September, 2007
Source: Annual Report, Ministry of Labour, 2007-08

 

3) Mining Wastes in India(1999-2006)
         (in million tonnes)

 

	1999-00	2000-01	2001-02	2002-03	2003-04	2004-05	2005-06
COAL
Production	300	310	323	337	356	377	407
Overburden and other wastes	1,100	1,135	1,183	1,235	1,304	1,383	1,493
BAUXITE
Production	7.1	7.99	8.59	9.87	10.92	11.96	12.34
Overburden and other wastes	4.3	4.84	5.20	6.0	6.6	7.2	7.5
LIMESTONE
Production	129	123.6	129.3	155.74	153.39	165.75	170.38
Overburden and other wastes	135	129.4	135.3	163	160.5	173.5	178.3
IRON ORE
Production	75	80.7	86.2	99.1	122.8	145.9	154.4
Overburden and other wastes	69.9	75.2	80.3	92.3	114.5	136	143.9
OTHERS
Production	7.5	5.02	4.91	7.82	8.32	9.24	9.44
Overburden and other wastes	14.5	10.60	10.38	15.20	16.26	19.30	18.61
Total overburden and other wastes from major minerals(excluding benefifiation and processing wastes)	1,324	1,355	1,414	1,512	1,602	1,719	1,841
Source:State of India's Environment-A Citizens Sixth Report , Centre for Science and Environment, 2008

 

4) Status of Manpower in CIL & Subsidiaries(2001-2007)

 

Company	2001-02 as on 31.3.02	2002-03 as on 31.3.03	2003-04 as on 31.3.04	2004-05 as on 31.03.05	2005-06 (as on 31.12.05)	2006-07 (as on 31.12.06)
ECL	1,19,723	1,14,582	1,10,132	1,05,692	1,01,474	99,800
BCCL	1,08,043	1.02,414	97,110	92,268	87,146	84,499
CCL	74,887	72,401	69,799	66,871	64,200	62,476
WCL	75,005	72,501	70,515	68,938	67,378	66,052
SECL	93,397	91,390	89,503	87,590	85,871	84,713
MCL	22,216	21,661	21,506	21,288	20,876	20,680
NCL	17,212	17,278	17,292	17,174	16,914	16,759
NEC	3,930	3,779	3,581	3,489	3,391	3,231
CMPDI	3,485	3,436	3,366	3,290	3,234	3,145
DCC	676	671	653	647	647	649
CIL(H)	1,348	1,306	1,246	1,203	1,156	1,124
TOTAL	5,19,922	5,01,419	4,84,703	4,68,450	4,52,287	4,43,128
Source: Annual Report, Ministry of Coal, 2006-07

 
 

5) Placewise Distribution of Average Daily Employment and Production in Coal Mines(1951-2006)

 

Year	Placewise Distribution of Average Daily Employment and Production in Coal Mines
	Below Ground		Opencast		Aboveground	Total
	Output(in ‘000 tones)	Employment (in ‘000 number)	Output(in ‘000 tones)	Employment (in ‘000 number)	Employment(in ‘000 number)	Output(in ‘000 tones)	Employment (in ‘000 number)
1951	30199	178	4784	36	138	34983	352
1961	44887	230	10822	60	121	55709	411
1971	58552	228	17090	43	111	75642	382
1981	76205	302	51120	55	156	127325	513
1991	70731	316	167026	67	171	237757	554
1992	71062	311	178879	67	174	249941	552
1993	73672	308	186935	68	170	260607	546
1994	70644	293	196878	67	164	267522	524
1995	68512	287	216074	68	158	284586	513
1996	70128	281	233969	68	157	304097	506
1997	69062	279	247619	69	156	316681	504
1998	68571	270	251324	69	152	319895	491
1999	68101	258	247088	71	147	315189	476
2000	66225	249	268092	69	140	334317	458
2001	64134	239	277379	69	130	341513	438
2002	56330	225	297982	69	129	363312	423
2003	63632	216	315556	69	132	379188	417
2004	61932	211	347347	70	122	409268	405
2005	64087	205	356758	70	124	420845	399
2006	63000	204	359000	71	125	422000	400

 

N.B. Data for the year 2006 are provisional.

(Source: 10th National Conference on Safety in Mines, Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi, 26-27 Nov, 2007)