Only those who have been living in underground fire affected areas before the cut-off date of 2004 are in list...

Need to increase the employability of the rehabilitated people stressed...

There are 28,000 legal title-holder families living at 595 underground fire-affected areas of Jharia ...

The survey has been completed in 590 of the 595 sites...

Coal ministry is mulling the proposal to rehabilitate all the 1 lakh families living in the 595 fire-affected sites...

It is conducted by Jharia Rehabilitation and Development Authority, the implementing agency for Jharia Master Plan...

Sindri residents are hopeful the planned town would regain its glory days with the new Rs 6,500 crore HURL fertiliser factory...

Demographic survey was not aimed at vacating people from Jharia, but taking stock of the socio-economic status of those living in the fire-affected areas...

Rehabilitation of remaining 350 families was stalled due to the kicking in of the model code of conduct on March 10...

91,271 families claim to be affected; govt to offer free housing elsewhere...