How has been the contribution of mining to economy identified in this

1.	How has been the contribution of mining to economy identified in this chapter?
Answer» India is underdeveloped country immediately after independence. These mines yield income to the government and also get royalty, when the mines were given to others. So I think this is the contribution of mining to economy. Note: The bove given answer is an example. Students can write the minerals found in their own districts by seeing the map.)

How has been the contribution of mining to economy identified in this chapter?

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India is underdeveloped country immediately after independence. These mines yield income to the government and also get royalty, when the mines were given to others. So I think this is the contribution of mining to economy.

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The bove given answer is an example. Students can write the minerals found in their own districts by seeing the map.)

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