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MINING GROWTH



                                           MINING IN ODISHA:

                                 GROWTH VIS-A-VIS DESTRUCTION







                                Baijayanti Rout Ph.d Scholar, Centre for Studies in Economics and Planning,
                    Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar-382030, Gujarat, India. E-mail: baijayantieco93@gmail.com
                        Received: 12 April 2023; Revised: 04 May 2023; Accepted 18 May 2023; Publication: 29 June 2023











































                            ABSTRACT                             prosperity, mean while the sector also contributes a significant
                                                                 proportion of various adverse effect largely on environment
                                                                 and  livelihood.  The  article  is  based  on  secondary  data  that
                  disha  is blessed with  an abundance of  natural  was taken from a variety of government papers,  records,
                  resources, including minerals, forests, marine life, and  and prior pieces of works. To analyse the data and support
            Owater.  Odisha,  One of  the top producers of  valuable  the argument,  the annual  average  growth rate  and simple
            minerals such as chromites, nickel ore, coal, bauxite, iron ore,  percentage share were employed. The study's findings show
            and manganese in India. In addition, to facilitating a means  that  mining  output  and  value  have  increased  over  time.  In
            of  subsistence  for  the  state's  expanding  tribal  population,  Odisha,  the GSVA (gross  state value added)  of  the mining
            around 30 per cent of its land is covered with forests, which  industry has hardly grown and continues to trail behind that
            also  serve  as key rivers'  water  catchment areas,  home  to  of the manufacturing sector. Additionally, it appears that the
            rich  mineral  deposits  and  biodiversity  hotspots.  This  article  state's government exchequer has benefited greatly from the
            aims  to  analyse  the  current  growth  of  several  extractive  mining sector's strong performance (in terms of output, value,
            industry characteristics as well as the adverse effect caused  and income) and from its extensive use of mining operations.
            by mining. Although this sector plays crucial role in economic  The employment numbers, however, are not substantial when

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