[SPAM] 3350 Tonnes Of Gold Found In Mines Of Sonbhadra
The fake post is circulating regarding the amount of gold found in mines of Sonbhadra. Please read more about it in the verification section of this article.
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Below post has been circulating on social media.
https://twitter.com/Sanchit36631874/status/1231015569010384897
https://twitter.com/MajorPoonia/status/1231094914848419841
Just amazing incredible india ???? #3500 tones of gold that Earliest found in sonbhadra dist of #UP Yaaass that India called sone ki chidiya now becomes true #Sonbhadra #goldmines exist pic.twitter.com/xzf9iWjt6k
— Ankit Pawar (@PawarSpeaks_) February 21, 2020
3500 tonnes of GOLD found in Sonbhadra, UP
Extraction work will soon begin
Credit goes to Geological Survey of India for working behind this since 2005
Prior to this India's Gold reserves in world was 618.2 tonnes
Once again India will be called Golden Bird (Sone Ki Chidiya)
— Mahesh Vikram Hegde ?? (@mvmeet) February 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/MrsGandhi/status/1230864637316534276
https://twitter.com/HardeepSPuri/status/1231072951522484225
Verification: Gold found is merely approximately 160 kgs, in mines of Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh
Cooldown Bro… Itta Bhi Nahi Hai. 🙄
Bharat sone ki chidiya phir se kehlane hi wala thaa……. lekin, parantu, but, per.. nahiiiiiii…
Sona Kitna sona hai, sone jaisa tera tone……..sun zara sun kya kehtee hai GSI ke dhun
As soon as the information about the amount of gold found in mines of Sonbhadra, Indian media and people of India got excited and started sharing it with different interesting captions. The posts are circulating with various captions associated with 3350 tonnes of gold found in mines in Uttar Pradesh’s Sonbhadra district. If at all it was real, it would be 5 times the country’s present gold reserve, which is currently approximately 618.16 tonnes. Unfortunately, it’s not true.
Check the links below to know the facts:
GSI ( Geological Survey Of India ) denies discovery of 3000-tonne gold deposits in UP’s Sonbhadra. Mr M.Shridhar, Director General, Geological Survey Of India clarifies: Read more
Shri M. Shridhar, Director General, Geological Survey of India gives clarification in regards to the media reports of finding 3,350 tonnes of gold in Sonabhadra district of Uttar Pradesh.#GSI #UncoveringIndia #Sonbhadra #UttarPradesh #Gold pic.twitter.com/11ALIfJBvM
— Geological Survey of India (@GeologyIndia) February 22, 2020
Sorry to disappoint but it’s not 3350 tonne but merely 160 kgs ??♀️ As per GSI the probable figure of gold which can be unearthed is estimated to be around 160 kgs and not 3350 tonnes as mentioned in media reports.
Do see the press release issued by them! pic.twitter.com/BYOYHr2YDo— Neelam Pandey (@NPDay) February 22, 2020
Sonbhadra gold deposits: GSI says estimated gold reserve is 160 kg: Read more
While we make you aware of facts, let us know more about the difference between Ton and Tonne:
Ton vs. Tonne: What’s the Difference?
A Ton is a unit of measurement being 2,000 pounds
A Tonne is a metric ton which is 1,000 kilograms
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Post Date: 24 Feb 2020
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