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In recent days mica export from India has declained because

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Answered by iqbalkm1977
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Mica, the crumbly shiny white mass, comprising silicates of several elements, is a natural insulator and thus used in electrical appliances and even in computer chips. It is also, used in paints and cosmetic products. And hence, it’s always, very much in demand, globally.


However, in early 80’s, the government of India had notified to ban mining in a forest area. Of all the industry affected, mica excavation was hit the most. This ban immediately led to the closure of all mica mines in Giridih and Koderma district (Jharkhand) of the mineral-rich state. Interestingly, these two districts together produced over 70 percent of India’s mica. However, till date, there remain only two license holders, in each area.


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Answered by Ninu2018
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