India is exploring the feasibility of importing coking coal from Mongolia, aiming to diversify its sourcing for the crucial steelmaking ingredient despite facing logistical challenges, a Reuters report revealed. India, currently holding the position of the world’s second-largest crude steel producer, faces a significant dependence on imports for coking coal. The nation…
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