India’s extensive coastline, stretching over 7,500 kilometers, holds immense resource potential and strategic significance. This potential includes fisheries, trade routes, biodiversity, and renewable energy prospects.…
Introduction Natural rubber is a crucial material used in various industries, including automotive, medical, and consumer goods. The majority of the world’s natural rubber supply…
Introduction India has a vast potential for wind energy, with an installed capacity of 42.633 GW as of March 2023, making it the fourth-largest in…
Introduction: The Deccan Traps, formed around 65 million years ago through massive volcanic eruptions, comprise a vast igneous province in India. The region’s distinct step-like…
The uneven distribution of mineral oil in the world is primarily due to geological factors, as oil reserves are concentrated in specific regions with favorable…
India’s mining industry, part of ancient Gondwanaland with rich mineral reserves, contributes only 2.2% to 2.5% to GDP. Reasons for low contribution include: To enhance…
India has immense potential for solar energy, with 5,000 trillion kWh per year of energy incident over its land area. Most parts of the country…
Water harvesting is an essential technique to replenish groundwater resources, which are rapidly depleting in India due to various reasons, including climate change, over-extraction, and…
India has been showing an increasing interest in the Arctic region for various reasons. The Arctic region is believed to contain large reserves of oil,…
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