Jharkhand, a Goldmine of Mineral Resources Jharkhand is a newly
formed state of eastern India; it borders with Uttar Pradesh and
Chhattisgarh in the west, Bihar in the North, Odisha in the
south and Indian state of West Bengal in the east. Jharkhand is
known as a mining and industrial heaven of India with
Jamshedpur, Bokaro and Dhanbad as the highly industrialized
cities of eastern India. Jharkhand is endowed with thick forest,
mines and natural beauty. That is the reason, it is considered
to be a wealthy state with skilled workforce, abandoned mineral
wealth and forestry produces. Its cover of thick forests is the
natural habitat of a big number of tigers and Indian elephants.
The meteorological department calls it the Chhota Nagpur
plateau. Jharkhand is the origin of various rivers such as Koel,
Damoder, Brahamani, Kharkai and Subarnarekha. Known for its rich
flora and fauna, it is home to various national parks and the
zoological gardens. Jharkhand's population is 27 million with a
good "male to female rat