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IMG to meet today on fate of 14 coal mines
New Delhi: After recommending deallocation of eight blocks allotted to PSUs, the Inter-Ministerial Group (IMG) is likely to meet on Monday to decide the fate of 14 more mines allotted to public sector firms.
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