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Geological Survey of India Mobile App

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Geological Survey of India, the 170-year old premier Geological Institution under the Ministry of Mines has decided to make itself accessible to the masses and make its presence felt digital by launching the GSI Mobile App (Beta Version) in the year 2020 and upgrading it periodically. Through the App, people will become more enlightened about various facets of  GSI activities. It is also in line with the Digital India campaign initiated by the Central Government.

The App is available for the Android platform as of now and can be downloaded from Google Play Store. Since its launch on August 27, 2020, the App has been downloaded by thousands of people across the country and also received 4.5 stars in reviews and a rating of  3+ in the Google Play Store.

The App is divided into various sections where it talks about the legacy of GSI, the in-house publications of the organization, various case studies on different missions of GSI, the picture gallery, etc. E-news division updates masses about the latest news as far as the organization is concerned in terms of work and the career opportunities as well as the training facilities that are available with GSI. It also deals with various maps, videos, and downloads of GSI work. The e-book section would give the masses an idea of the exploration works done by GSI. It connects the YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter pages of GSI from the app as well. This App will be further upgraded for higher versions of Android OS and iOS compatible mobiles (iPhones) and many more features will be added soon.

Besides bringing the activities and achievements of GSI to the general public, the purpose of such an App is to draw the attention of the student community towards the subject of Geology and its importance in nation-building. GSI requests the users and common people to come up with suggestions as to what more they would like to know about GSI.  Such suggestions can be sent topro@gsi.gov.inprmcell@gsi.gov.in.

The Geological Survey of India (GSI ) was set up in 1851 primarily to find coal deposits for the Railways. Over the years, GSI has not only grown into a repository of geo-science information required in various fields in the country but has also attained the status of a geo-scientific organization of international repute. Its main functions relate to creating and updating national geoscientific information and mineral resource assessment. These objectives are achieved through ground surveys, air-borne and marine surveys, mineral prospecting and investigations, multi-disciplinary geoscientific, geo-technical, geo-environmental, and natural hazards studies, glaciology, seismic tectonic study, and carrying out fundamental research.

GSI’s chief role includes providing objective, impartial, and up-to-date geological expertise and geoscientific information of all kinds, with a focus on policy-making decisions, commercial and socio-economic needs. GSI also emphasizes systematic documentation of all geological processes derived out of the surface and subsurface of India and its offshore areas. The organization does so by using the latest and most cost-effective techniques and methodologies, including geophysical and geochemical, and geological surveys.


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