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The oldest and richest coalfield of India with respect to quantity of production and quality is

  1. A
    Bokaro
  2. B
    Jharia
  3. C
    Raniganj
  4. D
    Makum-Nazira

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Raniganj coalfield, located in West Bengal, is the oldest coalfield in India where coal mining started in 1774. In terms of both massive production quantity and superior quality (high-grade non-coking coal), it remains one of the richest and most prominent coalfields in the country.

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The oldest and richest coalfield of India with respect to quantity of production and quality is
A
Bokaro
B
Jharia
C
Raniganj
D
Makum-Nazira

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