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Coal worth crores of rupees burns to ash. The coal company says it can douse the fire only if people agree to relocate Report by: Alok Kumar Gupta Photographs by: Sandip Kumar NagO
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The residents in turn allege BCCL is making no effort to fight the fire as it wants to keep them away from the coal Report by: Alok Kumar Gupta Photographs by: Sandip Kumar NagO
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Fissures run deep. People cannot live on unsteady ground, so the 0.45 million people living in and around Jharia will have to be moved. The relocation will cost the government exchequer Rs 10,000 crore, making it the world’s most ambitious plan yet Report by: Alok Kumar Gupta Photographs by: Sandip Kumar NagO
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