Representational image Team News Riveting Raipur, March 1 South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), a Chhattisgarh-based arm of Coal India Limited (CIL), had reported a 21 per cent growth in the production of dry fuel. The coal production of SECL was pegged at 18.37 million tonnes (MT), the highest output recorded in any February month since the company's inception. During the same period in the previous year, SECL had produced 15.2 MT coal. February was the second month in succession when SECL topped the list of coal production among the CIL entities. In January also, SECL was the highest coal producing arm of CIL with 19.4 MT output that was up by 31 per cent compared to previous year. A statement issued by the company said among the mega projects of the company, Gevra contributed 5.29 MT, Dipka 4.18 MT and Kusmunda 5.78 MT.