Coal India to layoff over 70,000 workers; Who all are at risk?

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Coal India's Layoff of 70,000 Workers and the Groups at Risk

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Coal has long been the backbone of India's energy sector, powering industries and homes across the nation. However, recent developments have sent shockwaves through the sector and communities that rely on it. Coal India, one of the world's largest coal producers, has announced plans to lay off over 70,000 workers.

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Coal India's decision to downsize its workforce stems from a range of factors. These include increasing mechanization in the mining sector, the push for greater operational efficiency, and adapting to evolving energy trends, including a growing focus on renewable energy sources. As a result, the company is looking to streamline its workforce to remain competitive.