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In Jharia coalfield coal is being extracted through opencast mining. Open cast mining directly hampers the important vegetative layer i.e. upper layer of the soil. Due to open cast mining the natural habitats of several microorganisms and soil insects are being completely destroyed. This paper presents the results of the study carried out in both mining and non-mining areas. To assess the impact of open cast coal mining on available soil insects multiple samples were collected from both mining and non-mining areas. Abundance, density and number of identified soil insects were calculated and compared minutely.

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Impact of open cast coal mining on average decrease of number of soil insects mining areas of Jharia coal ﬁeld in comparison to non-mining areas of Dhanbad (Jharkhand)