Mineral and metal production part 1.
Production of important minerals during 1997-98 to 2001-2002 .
Courtesy Research and Reference Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
Govt. of India.
M. Tonnes–Million tonnes, ’000–Tonnes-Thousand tonnes, M.C.M.–Million Cubic Metre, Kg.–Kilogram.
2. Data based on the return received under MCDR, 1998 except coal, lignite petroleum (Crude),natural gas (utilised) and minor minerals:
- Coal and Lignite: Coal Controller, Kolkata.
- Petroleum (Crude) and Natural Gas: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, New Delhi.
- Minor Minerals: State Governments.
The environment side effect of extracting and mining projects can be studied in three
categories as under:
- Effect within and around the area covered by the dam and reservoir.
- Underground effects caused by emptying of area.
- Regional effects in terms of overall aspects inclusive of resources use and socioeconomic aspects.
- It has also been participating in India Expeditions to Antarctica right from the very first expedition.
GSI with its headquarters at Calcutta functions six regions, three specialised wings and a training institute. Each year GSI takes up about 1100 investigations in geological mapping, mineral assessment, geotechnical and environment studies, air borne geo-physical surveys as well as geological and geophysical surveys in bordering seas. Output of these efforts is in the form of scientific and technical reports, professional papers, maps and inventories and various types of publications such as memoirs, records, bulletins, Indian minerals and
Palentologica Indica.
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