Economic importance of dharwar system

•  The Dharwar System, named after the Dharwar region in India, is an economically important geological system known for its rich mineral deposits, particularly iron ore and manganese. 
• These resources play a vital role in the steel industry, contributing to the manufacturing of various products essential for infrastructure development, construction, and industrial activities. 
• Additionally, the Dharwar System's geological formations also host valuable minerals such as gold, copper, and asbestos, further bolstering its economic significance through mining and related industries.
• These with their associated rocks are also rich in industrially useful products such as mica, corundum, etc; rare valuable minerals like pitchblende and columbite, etc; a few gems and semi-precious stones like ruby, beryl, chrysoberyl, zircon, spinels, garnets, tourmaline, amethyst, rock-crystal, etc.
• This system is also rich in building materials e.g granites, marbles, ornamental building stones and roofing slates.