Summary
Coal India Limited moved about 322 million tonnes from April to August, a rise of 6.7 percent.
Daily output grew from 1.36 to 1.7 million tonnes after the rain stopped.
More coal is being sent to power plants, and trucks will help too.
Production increased because the ground dried out.
Removing the earth above coal (overburden) went up to 4.1 million cubic metres.
August coal supply was 60.6 million tonnes, 5.5 percent higher than last year.
Rail tracks are being cleared and crushing machines are being expanded.
Coal India Limited moved about 322 million tonnes from April to August, a rise of 6.7 percent.
Daily output grew from 1.36 to 1.7 million tonnes after the rain stopped.
More coal is being sent to power plants, and trucks will help too.
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