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Jadugoda, Jharkhand, has the distinction of being India's only underground mine for uranium, a fuel essential for nuclear reactors. This coveted uranium, however, comes at a huge price for the local inhabitants in the area. People evicted from their lands, labour in these mines, continuously being exposed to heavy dosages of radiation daily.
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The people of Jadugoda are exposed to radioactivity in several ways: mining and milling operations produce uranium dust and release radon gas, both of which are inhaled by miners and cause internal irradiation. Uranium ore is transported in uncovered trucks on bumpy roads, causing radioactive debris to fall off and land on the side of the road ...
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Radioactive waste from three government-owned uranium mines has put about 50,000 people in Jharkhand's Jaduguda at risk. The people, mostly tribal communities, suffer from serious radiation-related health problems. But the mines in East Singhbhum district continue without adequate safety measures.
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The Jadugoda mine in the Purbi Singhbhum district of Jharkhand is the first uranium mine in the country, according to UCIL's website . The deposits were discovered in 1951 and the mine commenced operation in 1967. The mine is located 640 metres below the earth's surface and can be accessed with a 5-meter diameter vertical shaft.
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Jaduguda uranium ore can be enriched to 0.065-grade, making it highly valuable for nuclear power generation. The yellowcake produced Jaduguda is sent to nine nuclear reactors in India. To obtain about 65 grams of usable uranium, UCIL needs to mine, grind and process 1000 tonnes of uranium ore. The waste is thrown into the tailing ponds.
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Jaduguda Mine Uranium ore is found in the mineralized zone of Singhbhum Shear zone which is about 160 km in length and 1 to 10 km in width in the East & West Singhbhum Districts of Jharkhand. Rocks in the zone are highly folded and sheared. Uranium bearing minerals occur in very finely disseminated form.
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Uranium mining in the region around Jadugoda has not only contributed to India's nuclear weapons program, but has caused grave environmental damage as well. Also, the indigenous Adivasi people are experiencing serious health problems due to continued exposure to radioactivity from working in the mines and living near the irradiated tailings.
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The valuable uranium-bearing minerals are then removed via heap leaching with the help of acids or bases, and the remaining radioactive sludge, known as "uranium tailings", is being stored in the huge impoundments. Just to go back. This incident is linked to many other such accidents which have taken place earlier.
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Jadugoda, Jharkhand, has the distinction of being India's only underground mine for uranium. his coveted uranium, however, comes at a huge price for the local inhabitants in the area. Villagers in the proximity of these mines suffer from the ill effects of this toxic substance and face major health problems. These videos highlight the stark …
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The PSU, already in revival mode with the infusion of about Rs 65 crore, has decided to outsource mining activities to revive the Kendadih mines located between Jadugoda and Surda in the Ghatshila sub-division. HCL general manager S. Purty told that they have started the revamp process in right earnest.
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Jaduguda uranium mine, the deepest operating underground mine of the country, is in uninterrupted operation since 1968. It has a depth of nearly 3000 feet [914.4 metres], one of the deepest in the country. Of its daily production of 5000 tonnes, UCIL mined 700 tonnes of ore from Jaduguda mine.
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Jadugoda mine lease renewed after three-week stoppage : The state cabinet has approved the second lease renewal of the Jadugoda mines of the Uranium Corporation of India (UCIL) which had been pending since 2007. The mine was leased out to UCIL first in 1967 for 20 years and renewed for the first time in 1987. (The Times of India Oct 1, 2014)
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In Jadugoda, radiation is omnipresent – in the air, water, earth and plants. According to a survey by India's Jadavpur University, which focused on radiation pollution in the Subarnarekha River near the Jadugoda uranium mines, high levels of radioactivity were detected in all water samples, even those far from the mine sites.
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Bölgedeki uranyum madenciliği faaliyeti 1967'de başladı [1]. Şimdi yer Hindistan'daki uranyum kaynaklarından biri. Madenin yakınlığı nedeniyle, çok sayıda köylü kanser, cilt hastalıkları, fiziksel deformiteler, körlük, beyin hasarı, adet döngüsünün bozulması veya doğurganlık kaybından muzdariptir.
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Jadugoda. 12. To show the educational system of Jadugoda. 13. To highlight the problem of Uranium Industry. 14. To denote the status of sustainable development of Jadugoda. Hypotheses The following hypotheses have been formulated and tested in the field. 1. Uranium Industry has peripheral impact on the social status of people of Jadugoda. 2.
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The tragic tale of toxic Jadugoda: Videos documenting the devastating effects of uranium mining in Jharkhand. Jadugoda, Jharkhand, has the distinction of being India's only underground mine for uranium. his coveted uranium, however, comes at a huge price for the local inhabitants in the area. Villagers in the proximity of these mines suffer …
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Murmu, according to social activist Ghanshyam Birulee, was just the latest casualty of radiation pollution in Jadugoda, a tribal heartland in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand. His house sits dangerously close to a tailing pond, where the government-run Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) discharges waste from its mining operations.
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The mother keeps dabbing her child's face as I take pictures. She brings out the reports of CT scans and doctor visits. Incidentally, all the families with these symptoms have visited just one particular clinic in Jadugoda, which is in the UCIL (Uranium Corporation of India Ltd.) complex of Jadugoda.
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Uranium mine waste imperils villages in Jaduguda. Radioactive waste from three government-owned uranium mines has put about 50,000 people in Jharkhand's Jaduguda at risk. The people, mostly tribal communities, suffer from serious radiation-related health problems. But the mines in East Singhbhum district continue without adequate …
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Incidentally, all the families with these symptoms have visited just one particular clinic in Jadugoda, which is in the UCIL (Uranium Corporation of India Ltd.) complex of Jadugoda. Further tests are done mostly at the Chaibasa hospital, while those who can afford it, go to Jamshedpur.
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This 10-minute documentary, based on the 2007 study, Black Magic of Uranium at Jadugoda, conducted by the Indian Doctors for Peace and Development (IDPD Patna chapter), explores the harsh realities of indigenous peoples living near the Jadugoda mine, mill and tailings dam in the mineral-rich Singhbum district of Jharkhand, India. Jadugoda …
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The video movie "Buddha weeps in Jadugoda"3) which received the grand prize in the global environment image festival 2000 taught me Jadugoda problem. The movies showed that there are 15 colonies within 5km around Jadugoda, about 30,000 people live, and much health disturbance on children of the nearby colony is being gener-ated. 2.
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(January 26, 2001) The battle between the victims of the Jadugoda uranium mine in Jharkhand, India, the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and its subsidy the Uranium Corporation of India Ltd. (UCIL) has entered into the realms of law. (542.5238) Xavier Dias - The Supreme Court (SC) of India, the highest court in the country admitted a Public …
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The Jadugoda town is spread over four villages—Ichra, Bhatin, Tilaitand and Mechua—and the area contains one of seven uranium mines in Jharkhand, six of which are in East Singhbhum district, and one in Saraikela Kharsawan district.
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22° 39' 27'' North, 86° 19' 25'' East Latitude & Longitude (decimal): 22.65754,86.32375 GeoHash: G#: tuj2ukejc GRN: N16E57 Locality type: Mine Deposit first discovered: Before 1986 Köppen climate type: Aw : Tropical savanna, wet Nearest Settlements: An underground Uranium mine located approximately 4 km west of Jaduguda Mine.
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