Rail links are needed to evacuate coal from mines and hence the combined efforts of the Railway Ministry and Coal Ministry would be useful to the country
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It is necessary to create the culture of employees acquiring a sense of belonging, no enterprise, however big or small can succeed.
Unions are important as the coordinator between the employees and the owners/management; however, by and large, unions are externally controlled by politicians who have axes to grind. Dedication by Union leaders is practically absent and they will change their stand if adequate "incentive" is offered, which is generally a bribe. Unless this is realized by the workers, they are the worst sufferers.
As for giants like Coal India, anyone who actually "works" in the mines need to be a stake holder. Today, most of them are contract employees of labour suppliers and this itself has to be eradicated if we wants to make progress in this industry. Our equipments in most collieries were probably ordered by our ancient rulers - they need to be replaced by the most modern ones if we want to reach one BILLION tonnes production!