Which of the following mines have their association with gypsum?

(A) Nagaur
(B) Lapsa Buru
(C) Bhadwaj
(D) Ghagidith
(E) Jasmar

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

​​Gypsum is an important mineral primarily used in the production of cement, plaster, and fertilizers. Among the given options:

Nagaur (A): Located in Rajasthan, Nagaur is one of the largest producers of gypsum in India. Rajasthan accounts for over 90% of India's gypsum production.

Bhadwaj (C): Associated with gypsum deposits, as Rajasthan is the leading gypsum-producing state, and Bhadwaj mines contribute to this output.

Jasmar (E): This area in Rajasthan is known for its gypsum deposits, which are part of the extensive reserves in the state.

Rajasthan is the largest producer, with key sites like Nagaur, Bikaner, and Jodhpur.

Gypsum is found in sedimentary rock formations and is extracted for industrial use.

Manufacturing of plaster of Paris, cement, and wallboards.

Used in soil conditioning and fertilizer production.

Tamil Nadu and Gujarat also contribute to India's gypsum production, although in smaller quantities.

Lapsa Buru: Associated with iron ore and manganese deposits in Jharkhand.

Ghagidith: Known for its manganese reserves in Odisha.

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