India’s Tata Steel Gets $189 Million Notice for Excess Mining

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India’s Tata Steel received a demand for 17.55 billion rupees ($189 million) from the mining office of the state of Jharkhand, alleging excess coal extraction, the company said

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India’s Tata Steel Ltd. received a 17.55 billion rupees ($189 million) demand notice from the mining office of state of Jharkhand, the company said in a statement Saturday.

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