Jackpot for THIS Indian state as Gold worth Trillions discovered, extraction to begin by…, Indian Economy likely to…

New Delhi: Uttarakhand is commonly known as “Devbhoomi,” or the “Land of the Gods,” due to the presence of numerous temples and pilgrimage sites. It is believed that the state endorses many mysterious temples that have deep-rooted spiritual significance within Hinduism. Not only this, Uttarakhand also has treasures buried underground. According to the reports, the efforts have now intensified to extract this gold. A contract has been signed with a Hyderabad-based company to extract the gold buried beneath the earth in the Askot region, which was once the capital of the Pal dynasty.

DDHAT region MLA and former cabinet minister Bishan Singh Chufal, while speaking to the media, said that the approval is awaited from the central government for the expansion of the proposal.

Chaful further informed that a previous geological survey had confirmed the presence of gold, copper, zinc, and lead beneath the surface in an area of about 15 km stretching from Askot to Jauljibi and from Ogla to Bhagichaura.

A gold mining agreement had earlier been signed with the Canadian company for extracting gold from beneath the earth. The company had even built several tunnels in the area and completed the survey. However, complications related to the Askot Wildlife Sanctuary arose, due to which the company had to stop its operations. Subsequently, a new agreement was signed with a Hyderabad-based company.

Jackpot for India:

Bishan Singh Chufal stated that after the complications related to the Askot Wildlife Sanctuary were resolved, a Hyderabad-based company showed interest in extracting gold. An agreement has already been signed with the company.

A proposal to extend the previously approved lease for the extraction of minerals such as gold, zinc, and lead has been sent to the central government. It is expected to be approved soon. Once mining begins, it will bring a significant transformation in the region’s economic condition.

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