Why Indian Power Plants Are Short of Coal Despite Ample National Supply

An NDTV opinion piece asks why power plants in India are running short of coal even though the country has sufficient reserves. It cites data showing that as of October 5, 82 of the 191 thermal plants monitored by the Central Electricity Authority were classified as 'critical'. The piece points to a shortfall described as a 76 million 'crunch'. The article frames the issue as a puzzle of supply versus plant-level availability. The details provided are limited to the figures cited in the source text.
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