The various documents, Copper plaques, coins, and archeological goods apprise us about the cultural heritage and political development of the time. The stone equipments made and used by ancient people have been found from the banks of Mahanadi, Mand, kanhar, Manihari, and Kele River.
The rock-paintings of Singhanpur and Kabra mountains are quite famous among contemporary paintings for its variety and style. Among remains of hysterical age traces of bone, animal burial has been found in abundance in Raipur and Durg districts. Tourism has emerged as global industry and has a crucial role in economic growth. The Chhattisgarh Government has kept tourism on its priority list, essentially for its potential to spur economic growth and generate employment.
In view of this, a growth model with tourism as one of the main ingredients will take the state to the pinnacle of socio-economic development. The State will play the role of catalyst and facilitator to promote tourism and invite private players.
In order to define its role, the Chhattisgarh Government has come out with a Tourism Policy. Local populace has a key role to play in the development of tourism. The government will devise a mechanism for coordination with other departments like PWD, water authority, irrigation, transport, forest etc.
Chhattisgarh-known as Southern Kosal in ancient times- with its rich natural wealth has fascinated nature-lovers and is surrounded by Mekal, Sihava and Ramgiri mountains.
Innumerable monuments, finely carved temples, vihars, forts and places raise in the visitors mind visions of dynasties and kingdoms of great warriors and builders, of poets and musicians, of saints and philosophers, of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, and Islam.
Saint Guru Ghasidas of Satnami samaj, Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya of vaishnav samaj and the great poet and saint Kabirdas also hails from this State. The celebrated Chinese traveler Huein-Tsang visited the state in the middle of 7 th century A. A variety of tradition in each of three geographical and cultural regions of Baghelghand plateau, the plains of Mahanadi basin, and the Dandkarnaya plateau of Bastar have added colour to the states rich cultural tapestry, making it a many splendor land.
Chhattisgarh is one of the foremost mineral rich States in the country. The State has high potential for mining good quality of diamonds. The State of Chhattisgarh was carved out of erstwhile Madhya Pradesh to provide deference to its distinctive historical, social background and natural resources.
It is paradoxical that the State with richest natural endowments in amongst poor in the country. The basic purpose of its formation would be defeated if the natural resources are not used due to constraints of stringent forest laws and environment problems.
To ease these strains and to provide accessibility in the benefit of natural resources utilization to the deprived class of the region, it has become imperative to evolve a suitable mineral policy for the nascent State.
The stringent self-serving policies are detrimental to facilitate financial investment. State mineral resources are its heritage.
Appropriate steps would be taken up to provide share of profit through various taxes and corporate contributions to social infrastructure projects and endowments before any mining development is undertaken.
The geological and tectonic set up of the State is very conducive to provide many locales of minerals of different varieties. Almost 29 varieties of minerals have been reported in the State, most important being precious stone diamond, gold, iron ore, limestone, dolomite, tin ore, bauxite and coal. The sole occurrence of tin ore in the country is reported from the State to the tune of Iron ore contemplates to form backbone for industrialization of any State.
At present, its small portion is being worked out and vast potential still remains to be utilized through export promotion and putting up steel manufacturing industries. The other important deposits of iron ore are located in Kanker, Durg and Rajanandgaon districts. The State is endowed with its huge reserves to the tune of MT. It can support export orientation unit in the State. The limestone deposits contribute a major share of mineral deposits in the State.
It sustains 9 major cement plants with an installed capacity of The reserves to the tune of The low-grade limestone is used as building material abundantly. The other important industrial mineral dolomite, which is mostly used in steel plants and refractoriness, is located in Bastar, Durg, Bilsapur and Anger districts and has total MT reserves in the State. The largest share of mineral revenue is contributed by coal.
It is being exploited and marketed by Coal India Ltd. Diamond incidences in Mainpur region of Raipur district have been confirmed and 8 potential blocks qualify in the State for possible incidence of kimberlitic, the mother rock of diamond. Other minerals like corundum, clay, quartzite, fluorite, beryl, and allusive, granite, illuminate, talc, garnet, silica sand etc.
Rare precious minerals like alexandrine and kornerupine are also reported. Apart from these minerals vast reserves and granite of various attractive shades, which can used as decorative stone, are also available. Bureau of Public Enterprises in line with the National Policy and guidelines issued this.
These units during have supplied goods worth Rs. This award comprising of a trophy, Rs. In addition to this some of the ancillaries were also developed for few cement plants situated in Chhattisgarh.
Besides this, it is learnt that some new large plants such as Ms. Dye Chem. Hindalco and about six sponge Iron Plants are in process of coming up in the new State.
These large enterprises will definitely created a new arena for setting up vendors and service facilities in the region. The Diamond mines of Debhog area for which State Govt. IBP Co. Mohan Jute Mills Ltd. This has been thought in view of saturation stage in some of large undertakings where-end product happens to be singular nature.
This approach brought fruitful results in developing service industries as ancillaries in the State. This becomes possible after the revision of the definition of ancillary industries in which service sector has also been included. While conducting the studies of large undertakings for ancillary development, the concept of development of Auxiliary industries which could be based on the by products of such undertaking has also been considered. Recently Govt.
This will further accelerate the industrialization in Chhattisgarh State viz. A viz. Value addition within the State. Creation of a conducive business environment to attract private investment. Indigenous and international.
Transparency in decision-making. Our strategic initiatives are:. Gonds form the largest group among these natural residents of the land followed by Oraon, Kanwar, Baiga, Kamar, Birhar Saura, Role and so many other tribes. It also has a good percentage of schedule castes and other backward classes.
This apart, it also has a sizable migrant population with migrations taking place from all over the country through centuries. Now these migrant groups are a part of the cultural milieu that the state presents.
Religiously, majority of the people are Hindus, Christians and Muslims comprise only a small part. Country-dances are the chief source of amusement. Dance and music forms of this state have very close relation to its tribal heritage and culture that they are practicing from the time immemorial. Major music forms of the state are Pandwani singing, Chandeni, and Bharthari.
Ghotul is a better-known event in tribal life and they have aroused considerable interest from anthropologists to study the tradition. Both boys and girls are allowed to spend a night out in the ghotul kind of rest house , every week. Ghotuls are regarded as a shrine, built by Lingo Pen, a Gond a tribe cult hero. Here, the unmarried boys of the village learn songs and dance from their leader. Besides, every week, there is a dance carnival as well in which the girls also take part.
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Please enable Javascript for full functionality. Snapshot Infographic Presentation. Dante Wada is the sole district producing tin from 6 mines. During , tin concentrate production in the state stood at 15, kg. Total mineral production in the state during was Rs. In August , Chhattisgarh accounted for about Cement: Chhattisgarh has abundant limestone reserves that support a strong cement sector.
Chhattisgarh accounts for around 5. Limestone production in the state reached Non-Basmati rice is the most exported commodity from the state.
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