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Uranium — a key nuclear fuel — is primarily obtained in India from

AJharia coalfields
BJaduguda mines in Jharkhand
CKolar gold fields
DNeyveli lignite mines
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Jaduguda mines in Jharkhand
1. India's uranium reserves are mostly in the Singhbhum copper belt. 2. Jaduguda mines in Jharkhand are the principal source of uranium ore for India's nuclear programme. 3. Jharia is India's largest coal reserve; Kolar (Karnataka) has historic gold mining. 4. Neyveli (Tamil Nadu) is famous for lignite (soft brown coal). _Source: syllabus Social Science (Geography), Ch 5 "Minerals and Energy Resources", §5.3_
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