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The Geological Survey of India (GSI), founded in 1851, is a Government of India Ministry of Mines organisation, one of the oldest of such organisations in the world and the second oldest survey in India after Survey of India (founded in 1767), for conducting geological surveys and studies of India, and also as the prime provider of basic earth science information to government, industry and general public, as well as the official participant in steel, coal, metals, cement, power industries and international geoscientific forums.

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GSI has initiated the Mid-Term Review of projects under annual programme of FS: 2024-25. Led by Dr. Joyesh Bagchi, ADG, PSS, the review meeting focuses on assessing progress, refining strategies, & ensuring effective achievement of objectives to advance geoscientific innovation.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
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Shri Asit Saha, DG, GSI, chaired the panel discussion on sustainable development in NE India, during the National Conference at NEHU, Guwahati focusing on innovative strategies to balance growth with environmental preservation for the region's sustainable future.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri Asit Saha, DG, GSI, as Chief Guest attended the National Conference on Sustainable Development of NE India: A Geoscience Perspective on 16.11.24 at North Eastern Hill University campus,Gwahati. The conference emphasized utilizing Northeast India's vast resources to advance mineral exploration for region's economic growth and resilience.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri Asit Saha, DG, GSI, visited the Mawmluh and Arwah Caves Geoheritage Sites with senior officials, examining their unique geological features and highlighting their significance for scientific research, heritage preservation, and the potential for geotourism.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Inspiring students to impressing industry professionals, GSI captivated visitors with innovative exhibits and deep insights into India’s mineral wealth at the Ministry of Mines Pavilion,#IITF2024.Watch visitors share their incredible experiences.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri Manoj Kumar, Director, DGM Jharkhand, and officials from CGWB Faridabad explored exhibits at the GSI stall at Mining Pavilion during #IITF2024, gaining valuable insights into a diverse array of geosciences.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri Vivek Vajpayee, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Mines, visited the GSI stall at the Mining Pavilion during #IITF2024, appreciating exhibits that highlighted GSI's rich rock, mineral, and fossil heritage alongside innovative technologies for sustainable development.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri Vivek Bharadwaj, Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, visited the GSI stall at the Mining Pavilion, IITF 2024, and admired its fascinating collection of exhibits showcasing geoscience excellence.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
A team of experts from GSI and key stakeholders, under the chairmanship of Shri Asit Saha, DG, GSI, convened in Shillong for a workshop on exploration ecology, addressing challenges and solutions in mineral exploration in North Eastern Region, with a focus on critical minerals.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India
Shri G. Kishan Reddy, Hon'ble Minister of Coal & Mines, inaugurated the Ministry of Mines pavilion at IITF 2024 in New Delhi. He visited the GSI stall and explored GSI’s captivating exhibits, and observed the innovative technologies and sustainable practices in use. A range of exhibits including dinosaur eggs, bones, meteorites, critical and fertilizer minerals, along with a gem testing booth and gems and thin sections under microscope have been showcased by GSI at the event.Ministry of Mines, Govt of India

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