Coal is the most abundant mineral resource in India, with vast reserves located in the eastern and central parts of the country.

Odisha is known for its rich iron ore deposits, particularly in the regions of Keonjhar and Sundargarh.

Rajasthan is a major copper-producing state in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Khetri and Dariba.

Karnataka is famous for its gold mines, particularly in the Kolar Gold Fields region, which has been a major source of gold production in India.

Odisha is a major producer of bauxite in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Koraput and Kalahandi.

Rajasthan is known for its extensive limestone reserves, particularly in the regions of Jodhpur and Bikaner.

Odisha is a major producer of manganese ore in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Keonjhar and Sundargarh.

Andhra Pradesh is famous for its diamond mines, particularly in the region of Guntur.

Odisha is a major producer of chromite in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Keonjhar and Sukinda.

Jharkhand is known for its uranium reserves, particularly in the regions of Jaduguda and Bhatin.

Rajasthan is a major producer of lead and zinc in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Zawar and Rampura Agucha.

Rajasthan is famous for its silver mines, particularly in the region of Zawar.

Uttarakhand is a major producer of magnesite in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Pithoragarh and Almora.

Rajasthan is known for its gypsum reserves, particularly in the regions of Bikaner and Jodhpur.

Gujarat is a major producer of potash in India, with significant deposits in the regions of Surendranagar and Kutch.