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WHICH MINERALS FOUND IN WHICH STATES AND CITIES OF INDIA.

  1. COAL:-  APPROX 90% FOUND IN JHARKHAND AND WEST BENGAL. 
  2. LIGNITE:- TAMIL NADU , RAJASTHAN , GUJARAT , AND KASHMIR.
  3. BRONZE:- JHARKHAND , RAJASTHAN , WEST BENGAL , CHHATTISGARH.
  4. GOLD:- KOLAR GOLD FIELD KARNATAK , SONBHACHA MINE UTTAR PRADESH.
  5. IRON:- ODISHA , JHARKHAND , CHHATISGARH , KARNATAKA , GOA , AND MAHARASTRA.
  6. GLASS:-  RAJASTHAN , ANDRA PRADESH.
  7. COOKING GAS:- ASSAM , MUMBAI , GUJARAT , RAJASTHAN.
  8. SILVER:- RAJASTHAN , JHARKHAND.
  9. BAUXITE:- ODISHA , GUJARAT , JHARKHAND , CHHATTISGARH , TAMIL NADU , JAMMU & KASHMIR.
  10. ASBESTAS:- ODISHA , CHHATTISGARH , RAJASTHAN.

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