8 November 2026
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Governance Awards: Coal India Ltd (CIL) Named One of India’s Best Employers Among Nation-Builders 2025

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Coal India Limited has earned recognition as one of India’s Best Employers Among Nation‑Builders 2025 at the ET Governance PSU Leadership & Excellence Awards, organized by Great Place to Work. This accolade reflects Coal India’s commitment to workforce engagement, social value creation, and national development.

Championing National Growth with Employee-Centric Culture

Great Place to Work’s “Best Employers Among Nation‑Builders” list spotlights organizations that contribute significantly to nation-building through robust workplace practices. Coal India’s inclusion highlights its achievements in fostering positive employee experiences and operational excellence, alongside its core mandate of powering the nation.

Reinforcing Its Track Record in Manufacturing Excellence

Earlier in 2025, Coal India also secured a place among India’s Top 50 Best Workplaces in Manufacturing, reaffirming its investment in employee welfare, training infrastructure, and workplace innovation.

Massive Workforce Anchored by Purpose

As a Maharatna PSU under the Ministry of Coal, Coal India directly employs approximately 248,550 personnel and operates across 83 active mining areas and 21 training institutes. Its workforce remains central to its dual role: fueling India’s energy requirements and driving community-focused development.

About Coal India:
Coal India Limited (CIL) stands as the world’s largest coal producer and a pivotal Maharatna PSU. It meets over 80% of India’s domestic coal needs through its eight subsidiaries, 310 mines, and supplementary operations like washeries, hospitals, and vocational training centres. Beyond its energy mandate, CIL champions workplace excellence and social responsibility, earning multiple accolades under “Great Place to Work” for nurturing trusted, innovative, and engaged workforce cultures.


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