Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, are non-renewable energy sources because they are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals and take millions of years to replenish.

Rajasthan has the highest solar insolation in India, making it the most suitable state for solar energy generation.

While renewable energy sources can help reduce energy costs in the long run, they are often more expensive to install and maintain than traditional energy sources.

The development of renewable energy in India faces several challenges, including lack of government support, high cost of renewable energy technologies, and lack of skilled workforce.

Uranium is not a major natural resource found in India.

Jharkhand has the largest reserves of coal in India.

Deforestation is not a major environmental impact of coal mining.

The development of natural resources in India faces several challenges, including lack of government regulation, environmental concerns, and lack of infrastructure.

Reduced energy costs is not a major economic impact of energy and natural resources on India.

The sustainable development of energy and natural resources in India faces several challenges, including lack of government support, high cost of renewable energy technologies, and lack of skilled workforce.

National Mission on Strategic Petroleum Reserves is not a key policy initiative of the Government of India to promote the sustainable development of energy and natural resources.

The primary objective of the National Solar Mission is to increase the share of solar energy in India's energy mix, reduce the cost of solar energy technologies, and create jobs in the solar energy sector.

To promote the development of offshore wind energy is not a key target of the National Wind Energy Mission.

The primary objective of the National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency is to reduce energy consumption in India by 20%, promote the use of energy-efficient technologies, and create jobs in the energy efficiency sector.