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| Q. |
Where has the Geological Survey of India located most of India's Chromite? |
| A. | Cuttack |
| B. | Singhbhum |
| C. | Manipur |
| D. | Hubli |
| Answer» A. Cuttack | |
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Explanation: Over 97 per cent of total recoverable reserves of chromite have been found in Odisha. Orissa is the leading producing State of chromite, accounting for 99% of the total production. Production of chromite in Karnataka, Maharashtra accounts for the remaining 1% production. Chromite deposits of Sukinda and Nausahi ultramafic belt of Orissa constitutes 95% of the country's chromite resources. Here chromite occurs as concentration and disseminations in the ultramafic rocks, in the form of lenses, pockets, thin seams and stringers. Sukinda, Sarubali and Sukrangi are all located in Cuttack district. |
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