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India approves $3.9bn coal gasification incentives

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By Emily Carter, Ashima Sharma
| World Ports Organization
London, 13 May (Argus) — India has approved a 375bn rupee ($3.9bn) incentive package to accelerate coal gasification projects, aimed at reducing reliance on imported fuels and boosting value addition from domestic coal, information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said. The decision is intended to promote the conversion of coal into synthesis gas (syngas), supporting greater downstream integration in the coal value chain.
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Transnet sets coal rail closure dates in South Africa

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By Alexa Laguna, Ashima Sharma
| World Ports Organization
London, 5 May (Argus) — South Africa’s state-owned rail operator Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) will close its coal-delivering north corridor for annual maintenance on 21 July-1 August. TFR will carry out track renewals, signalling upgrades and major infrastructure repairs, sharply curtailing coal deliveries to the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT). Coal movements during the maintenance window fell to 336,000t in 2024 and 125,000t in 2025.
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Do animals have rights? The SC ruling on stray dogs shows why this needs to change

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By Ashima Sharma, BML Munjal
| Scroll.in Verified
The recent Supreme Court judgement directing municipal authorities to remove stray dogs from the streets of the Delhi National Capital Region has now been modified. A three-judge bench has now ruled that municipal authorities must release dogs back into their original territories after they are sterilised, dewormed and immunised. The only exceptions are rabid or aggressive dogs.
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