Dhanbad is a city in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand, popularly known as the "Coal Capital of India" because of its abundant coal reserves. The city has numerous coal mines and industries and is, therefore, an industrial hub.
Dhanbad is the largest city of Jharkhand, an Indian state in eastern India. It is economically and culturally a very important city, and because it houses a great reserve of coal, it is often referred to as the "Coal Capital of India." This is due to its high reserves and prime location in the nation's coal production. In fact, it generates a vast portion of the country's energy. The area contains several coal mines and industrial facilities, making it an important center for the coal and mining industries.
In addition to its industrial might, Dhanbad is also inhabited by several educational institutions, the most prominent among them being the Indian School of Mines (ISM), which has grown into one of the best engineering colleges in the country. The institute was begun in 1926 and attracts students from all corners of India as well as abroad. It has a very vibrant community life that speaks to the intellectual landscape of the city.