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Indian coal is mostly

  1. A
    Anthracite
  2. B
    Bituminous
  3. C
    Lignite
  4. D
    Peat

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The vast majority of India's coal deposits belong to the Gondwana sequence and are predominantly of the bituminous variety, which possesses medium to high ash content.

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Indian coal is mostly
A
Anthracite
B
Bituminous
C
Lignite
D
Peat

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