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The Gua mines of Jharkhand is associated with which of the following minerals?
Question

The Gua mines of Jharkhand is associated with which of the following minerals?

A.

Bauxite

B.

Iron-ore

C.

Zinc

D.

Coal

Correct option is B

The correct answer is Iron-ore.

·         The Gua mines, located in the West Singhbhum district of Jharkhand, are rich in iron ore reserves.

·         These mines are among the prominent iron ore mining sites in India, managed primarily by the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL).

Details:

  • Iron-ore: The Gua mines produce high-grade iron ore, which is a key raw material for steel production. The ore extracted from these mines is supplied to steel plants across India.
  • Other Minerals: While Jharkhand is known for minerals like coal, bauxite, and zinc, these are found in different regions, not associated with the Gua mines.

Clarifications for Other Options:

  • Zinc: Found in states like Rajasthan but not associated with the Gua mines.
  • Bauxite: Found in Lohardaga and other parts of Jharkhand but not in the Gua mines.
  • Coal: Jharkhand has significant coal reserves (e.g., Dhanbad), but coal is not mined in Gua.

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