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20 प्रश्न — उत्तर और विस्तृत हल के साथ। RPSC, REET, Patwari और RSMSSB परीक्षाओं के लिए।
Rajasthan is called the 'Museum of Minerals' due to the diversity and abundance of both metallic and non-metallic minerals found here.
The Zawar Mines in Udaipur district are famous for lead-zinc production, making it the largest producer in Rajasthan.
Major lignite coal reserves in Rajasthan are found in Palana (Bikaner), Kapurdi (Barmer), and Merta (Nagaur).
Mando ki Pal region of Dungarpur district is famous for the production of fluorite mineral.
Uranium reserves in Rajasthan have been found in the Rohil-Khandela region of Sikar district and Umra in Udaipur district.
Sirohi district is a leader in wollastonite production in Rajasthan.
Asbestos is mainly produced in Udaipur district.
In Rajasthan, emerald is mainly found in Kalaguman (Rajsamand) and Gogunda, Debari (Udaipur) regions.
The Barmer-Sanchor Basin is the largest producing basin of mineral oil and natural gas in Rajasthan.
Manganese reserves are primarily found in Banswara district.
Rajasthan holds a monopoly in gypsum production in India and is the country's largest producing state.
Garnet (Tamra) mineral is found in several regions including Rajmahal of Tonk, Sarwar of Ajmer, and Kamalpura of Bhilwara.
Most of the metallic mineral reserves in Rajasthan are found in the ancient rocks of the Aravalli group.
Rajsamand district is a leader in marble production in Rajasthan, where various types of marble are mined.
Rajasthan ranks second in the country for the production of cement-grade limestone.
Degana region of Nagaur district has been the most important producing area of tungsten in Rajasthan.
Jhamarkotra region of Udaipur district is the largest producer of Rock Phosphate in Rajasthan.
Saladipura region of Sikar district is known for the production of pyrite mineral.
The Khetri-Singhana region, known for copper production, is located in Jhunjhunu district.
Bhilwara district is also known as 'Mica City' and is prominent in mica production.
Read the theory first, then come back and practise the questions above.