00:06I am the director of the National Institute of Rock Mechanics.
00:13The scientific investigation is not done properly.
00:18It is not done properly.
00:20The results of the instruments will increase the production and safety.
00:33So, you need more attention to those things.
00:38So, the instrumentation or the scientific analysis, if the mines are used, it will be more useful.
00:49So, this is the thing that all mine owners have to recognize it and practice it.
00:59Sir, the old people who have been closed and closed,
01:01they have been closed and closed.
01:05So, how much is it?
01:07This is what we do with subsidence studies.
01:11So, we know that there is a possibility of subsidence.
01:18So, the old mines, underground mines,
01:23if there is no knowledge of it,
01:25there are no knowledge of it.
01:29If there is no knowledge of it,
01:32there are no knowledge of it.
01:35Because the knowledge of it is,
01:38where the mines are,
01:40those mines are scientifically designed,
01:42there is no danger.
01:44The old mines are not knowledge of it.
01:47There is no danger of it.
01:49So, the general mines have been underground mining.
01:53In those areas, there is also a danger in the Dhanbad area.
02:00Do we know that there is a danger in these areas?
02:08As I told you, as I told you,
02:13you have to continue monitoring.
02:15As you know, we can also monitor it from the satellite.
02:21We will know that there is a gradual increase in the settlement.
02:31It will not happen gradually.
02:34We will get a doubt from that.
02:38That's why there is a need for scientific investigations and monitoring.
02:41So, we can address all these things.
02:45Dhanbad and Dhanbad area,
02:46in the ground,
02:47in the area,
02:47in the area,
02:48in the area,
02:49in the area,
02:50in the area,
02:51in the area,
02:55in the area,
02:56we don't do it in the area.
02:57We don't work in the area.
02:57If there is a problem with fire control,
02:59there is a problem of ground control,
03:03because there is a good problem with fire,
03:05the coil from the fire,
03:08the coil from the fire,
03:08the coil from the fire,
03:09the coil from the fire.
03:10it is created.
03:10We can do all these things.
03:14Do you have a good idea about the scientific community in India?
03:18Yes, our scientific community has a very efficient technical force here.
03:29Like SIMFAR, NIRM, ISM, IIT, and many NITs.
03:37There are a lot of technical and competent people.
03:42With the modern technologies, the adoption is slowly growing.
03:48We don't need to depend on the outside of the technology.
03:55We are self-sufficient.
03:58In the critical minerals, the demand is increasing.
04:01Like lithium, cobalt, nickel.
04:03So, do you have a good idea about this?
04:10No, we don't have a lot of resources.
04:16We don't have a lot of resources.
04:18So, GSI and organizations have been put in exploration.
04:25In the future, if it is approved, like lithium resources or something,
04:31then the government of India is doing a lot in those areas.
04:40So, in the future, if we get a lot of resources, we can be self-sufficient.
04:46Sir, what can we do with artificial intelligence, machine learning and satellites?
04:53This artificial intelligence and this whole, if we have a lot of data sets,
04:59we can do it very quickly.
05:03So, this technology, we need to adopt this technology,
05:07but the interpretation is very cautious.
05:10Because human intelligence is easy.
05:13It means that it is not possible to be more than that.
05:16So, cautiously, we have to use AI in all these mining.
05:19I think this one.
05:20Sir, bharat, 2017, the net zero,
05:24what can we look like to see?
05:30What kind of coal, how do we look like to see better oil and the oil systems?
05:42No, we're trying to have to keep our data.
05:43Our global團 of India is coming up.
05:47with another coal gasification.
05:51So, the government is thinking about it.
05:54So, we get energy security from them.
