Geological Survey of India

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By John Simpson •

India’s national geological survey, established in 1851, initially to investigate coal deposits for the railways. It subsequently undertook systematic geological mapping and investigation of India’s mineral resources and geology. The Survey remains a government organisation and is now an attached office of the Ministry of Mines, undertaking geological and geotechnical surveys, mineral exploration, mapping, and related scientific research.

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