CHHATTISHGARH HAS GREAT MINERAL......(WEALTHY
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As the people of Chhattisgarh go to polls to elect another state Assembly and government, dominant political parties have completely ignored a vital question: what are they going to do about the state’s rich natural resources? That’s because the current model of unbridled private exploitation of minerals, land and water, and the blind denudation of forests, is the favourite model of choice. And there is no plan of changing it.
Remember: Chhattisgarh has deposits of 28 minerals, including over 52 billion tonnes of coal (18% of India’s deposits), 2.7 billion tonnes of high-quality iron ore (19% of India’s deposits), and over 37% of India’s tin ore deposits, besides bauxite, limestone, dolomite, quartzite, etc. In 2016-17, some Rs 23,339 crore worth of mineral wealth was extracted from the state.
What do the state’s people get out of this? Have a look at the chart below which shows the value of minerals extracted and the revenue that the state government earned for the past few years.
As the people of Chhattisgarh go to polls to elect another state Assembly and government, dominant political parties have completely ignored a vital question: what are they going to do about the state’s rich natural resources? That’s because the current model of unbridled private exploitation of minerals, land and water, and the blind denudation of forests, is the favourite model of choice. And there is no plan of changing it.
Remember: Chhattisgarh has deposits of 28 minerals, including over 52 billion tonnes of coal (18% of India’s deposits), 2.7 billion tonnes of high-quality iron ore (19% of India’s deposits), and over 37% of India’s tin ore deposits, besides bauxite, limestone, dolomite, quartzite, etc. In 2016-17, some Rs 23,339 crore worth of mineral wealth was extracted from the state.
What do the state’s people get out of this? Have a look at the chart below which shows the value of minerals extracted and the revenue that the state government earned for the past few years.
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