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297 mines declared abandoned

NEW DELHI: The Indian Bureau of Mines on Monday declared 297 mines spread over 15 States abandoned on account of being unviable. The highest number of such mines are in Madhya Pradesh (145), followed Andhra Pradesh (61).

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