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Western Coalfields Limited (WCL) has achieved a landmark distinction by securing the highest number of 5-Star Rated mines among all coal companies in the Ministry of Coal's Star Rating Assessment for the financial year 2024-25. A total of seven WCL mines have been conferred the prestigious 5-Star Rating, reaffirming the company's unwavering commitment to safe, scientific and sustainable mining practices.
The seven WCL mines that have received the coveted rating are Patansaongi Underground Mine of Nagpur Area, Nandgaon Incline Underground Mine of Chandrapur Area, Saoner Mine No. 1 UG and Saoner Mine No. 2 UG of Nagpur Area, Makardhokda-I Opencast Mine and Dinesh/MKD-III OC Mine of Umred Area and Mungoli Opencast Mine of Wani Area.
Further reinforcing WCL's strong performance, 25 mines have been awarded the 4-Star Rating, while 15 mines have secured the 3-Star Rating under the same assessment.
Congratulating the teams behind this remarkable accomplishment, Dr. Hemant Sharad Pande, CMD, WCL, said: This recognition is the result of the collective dedication, hard work and professionalism of our employees, officers and all stakeholders. At WCL, safe and responsible mining is our foremost priority, and these ratings validate our consistent efforts towards maintaining the highest standards of safety, environmental stewardship and operational efficiency. Going forward, we will continue to leverage modern technologies, innovative practices and sustainable mining approaches to further enhance our performance and contribute responsibly to the nation's energy security."
The seven 5-Star Rated mines have demonstrated exceptional performance across these parameters, particularly in ensuring safe mining operations, environmental stewardship, efficient resource management, technological adoption and employee welfare. The achievement reflects WCL's sustained efforts towards fostering a culture of safety and operational excellence while maintaining the highest standards of environmental and social responsibility.
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