Ranchi: 250 kg of gold received at the Bhindari mine in East Singhbhum district of Jharkhand amid the corona crisis. Singh, Deputy Director General of Survey of India, Janardan Prasad and Director Pankaj Kumar have sent a report of gold to the state's Secretary of State Abukar Siddiqui. The report revealed that the Bindardari mine has 250 kg of gold reserves.
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After this, now the Soren government of Jharkhand has started the exercise of auctioning this mine. This is expected to bring 120 crore rupees to the state government coffers. The work of locating gold reserves in Bindardari mine was going on under the leadership of Pankaj Kumar Singh. The quantity of gold in this repository has been known. A total of 250 kg of gold is said to be mixed with different types of gold ores.
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The report of the Geological Survey of India had revealed that Jharkhand is developing into a state with a gold spot. Even before this, it has been known about the gold reserves in Lava, Kundarkocha, Pahardiha and Parsi. In the coming days, possibilities can be explored by furthering the search work at these places. The land of Jharkhand is rich in these mineral resources, in addition chromium, manganese, ceramic, fire clay, limestone, baryite, dolemite, asbestos, uranium, sulfur, gold and tungsten are also found in the womb of the earth.
