Mining Pavilion of IITF 2023 attracts 35,000 Visitors Including thousands of students so far
Ministry of Mines
Fascinating Pavilion Provides In-depth Knowledge About Mines & Minerals
Immersive Visual Reality Experience of Mines Attract Visitors in Large Numbers
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24 NOV 2023 3:30PM by PIB Delhi
The Mining pavilion set up and presented by the Ministry of Mines, for the first time in the India International Trade Fair-2023 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, under the theme “Connecting Beyond Mining” offers visitors a chance to explore and comprehend mines and minerals. Over the past 10 days, approximately thirty five thousand visitors have explored the pavilion, gaining insights into the vital role of mining and minerals in our daily life. Eminent personalities including Union Ministers, paralympian Deepa Malik, former hockey player Zafar Iqbal, Ashok Kumar, former cricketer Vijay Dahiya, Railway Board members and senior bureaucrats visited the pavilion.
Dr. Virendra Kumar, Union Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment, along with his wife, visited the Mining Pavilion #IITF2023 ;
Join the excitement at Hall No.5, Bharat Mandapam for an unforgettable experience@JoshiPralhad
@MinesMinIndi pic.twitter.com/yO4KlGHJiE— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 23, 2023
Mining Pavilion of #IITF2023 highlights how minerals form an integral part of our daily life. The strides made by India’s mining sector is also on display. VR Zone & Kids Zone attract visitors in large numbers;
Welcome to the fascinating world of mining. Hall No5 Pragati Maidan pic.twitter.com/7oY5BHrQYN— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 20, 2023
Ministry of Mines organised a workshop on recycling for students in mining pavilion in which more than 2000 students enthusiastically participated. They showed keen interest in the significance of mines and minerals in our daily lives and took pledge for environment responsibility. As of now, a large number of people have taken pledge as Guardian of the Earth. In the Kidz Zone’s Geological Survey of India (GSI) stall, children observed dinosaur eggs and fossil models buried under earth for millions of years. Moreover, visitors experienced the challenges and adventures of mining through simulators in the VR zone, a feeling of reaching thousands of feet down the earth to extract minerals. The GSI stall also attracted visitors testing their gems and stones. The audience shared their experiences at the Mines Pavilion, which features glimpses of various mines in the country.
Promoting #CircularEconomy through Recycling;
Students from Navyug School, Laxmibai Nagar, New Delhi received intrinsic knowledge on recycling of metals at the Mining Pavilion, #IITF2023.
For enlightening engagements visit Hall No 5, Pragati Maidan, till 27th Nov. pic.twitter.com/ZRfrwdSYWv
— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 24, 2023
Through this pavilion, the Ministry of Mines aims to provide information to the general public about the important role of minerals in our daily lives, ranging from the ingredients in our food plates to production of power, mobile phone batteries, and even medicines, affecting everything.
Mining Pavilion of #IITF2023 is attracting people from all walks of life, fascinated by the world of mines and minerals on display. An immersive VR setup provides a thrilling experience to the visitors. @JoshiPralhad @MinesMinIndia pic.twitter.com/W3F9ebbMpI
— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 20, 2023
Display of minerals excavated from the Earth and Ocean has proved to be a major attraction of the Pavilion as well as the VR Zone giving an altogether new experience of underground mining and metallurgy to the visitors.
The Kid’s Zone at the Mining Pavilion in #IITF2023 is a big draw. Children visiting NALCO stall at International Trade Fair are excited to experience the immersive VR setup. Join the excitement at Bharat Mandapam, Hall No 5 #TradeFair@JoshiPralhad@raosahebdanve@MinesMinIndia pic.twitter.com/1zNRdcERse
— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 22, 2023
The Ministry of Mines and its field formations, along with some major private sector mining companies, are showcasing knowledge and achievements related to mines and minerals through their respective stalls. The state-of-the-art Mining Pavilion, organized from November 14 to 27, 2023, is providing a unique opportunity to see different types of minerals and to know and understand them in detail.
Fascinating & Enlightening Mining Pavilion at #IITF2023 keep attracting large number of visitors especially youngsters;
Take a look how they are spellbound by the world of mining showcased at Hall No.5, Bharat Mandapam.@JoshiPralhad
@MinesMinIndia pic.twitter.com/ceEtZBdimS— PIB Ministry of Mines (@PIB_Mines) November 22, 2023
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