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MINERAL WEALTH OF INDIA

‘Resources are not they become’ - Zimmerman 1951

MINERAL WEALTH OF INDIA India is endowed with significant mineral resources and produces: 89 minerals, 4 fuel minerals, 11 metallic, 52 non-metallic including 11 atomic minerals and 22 minor minerals. The total value of mineral production (excluding atomic minerals) was Rs. 404768 million in 1998-99. The entire metallic production is accounted for by iron-ore, copper-ore, chromite and/or zinc concentrates, gold, manganese ore, bauxite, lead concentrates, and silver. Amongst the non-metallic minerals, 92 percent of the aggregate value is shared by limestone, magnesite, dolomite, barytes, kaolin, gypsum, apatite & phosphorite, steatite and fluorite

PRODUCTION India is the world’s largest producer of. Ranks 1st in mica blocks and mica splitting Ranks 3rd in chromite production Ranks 3rd in coal & lignite and barites production Ranks 4th in iron ore production Ranks 6th in bauxite production Ranks 6th in manganese ore production Ranks 10th in aluminium production Ranks 11th in crude steel production

Life Indices: Some Important Minerals S.N o.

Mineral/Ore/Metal

Recoverable reserves as on 1.1.1985

Depletion during 198597

Recoverable Reserves as on 1.1.1997

Projected production during 1996-97

Balance life at 1996-97 level of production

.

.

(m.tonnes)

(m.tonnes)

(m.tonnes)

(m.tonnes)

(years)++

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

Crude oil (as on1.1.91)

993.00

230.00

763.00

50.00

15

2

Natural Gas (B.Cu.M.) (as on 1.4.90)

858.00

161.00

697.00

30.00

23

3

Coal (as on 1.1.91)

.

.

.

.

.

I

Coking

8507.00

201.00

8306.00

39.00

213

II

Non Coking

60346.00

1397.00

58949.00

269.00

219

4

Bauxite

2333.00

80.00

2253.00

8.00

282

5

Copper metal (as on 31.3.88)

3.95

0.43

3.52

0.06

64

6

Lead metal (as on 1.1.89)

1.93

0.56

1.37

0.10

14

7

Zinc metal (as on 1.1.89)

7.00

1.10

5.90

0.15

38

8

Gold (as on 1.1.89)

103000.00

16727.00

86273.00

1850.00

47

9

Iron ore

10440.00

686.00

9754.00

72.00

135

10

Chromite Ore

139.00

15.00

124.00

2.40

52

11

Magnesite

222.00

6.70

215.30

0.73

295

12

Manganese Ore

83.17

17.65

65.52

1.80

36

13

Limestone

69353.00

876.00

68477.00

101.00

678

14

Rock Phosphate High grade

14.78

8.79

5.99

0.72

8

15

Sillimanite

I

Masslve

0.50

0.35

54.25

0.017

3191

II

Beach sand

54.10

16

Kyanite

1.55

0.51

1.04

0.06

19

17

Dolomite (Usable Grade)

4608.00

32.00

4576.00

3.20

1430

CONTRIBUTION OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR The public sector contributes over 88 percent of the total value of mineral production.

IRON ORE SECTOR: Public sector enterprises National Mineral Development Corporation, Kudremukh Iron Ore company, Steel Authority of India Limited Orissa Mining Corporation ALUMUNIUM (66 percent of aluminum production in India). National Aluminum Company Bharat Aluminum Company, COPPER Hindustan Copper Limited,

ZINC-LEAD Hindustan Zinc Limited. GOLD Bharat Gold Mines Hutti Gold Mines Limited ROCK PHOSPHATE Rajasthan State Mines and Minerals Limited BARYTES Andhra Pradesh Mining Development

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