India’s power plants are running dangerously short of coal

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India’s power plants are running dangerously short of coal

China isn't the only major Asian economy facing an energy crisis. India may be staring at electricity shortages in the coming months because coal stocks at most of its power plants have dropped to critically low levels.

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