40% of the country's mineral wealth is found here as Jharkhand is one of the richest mineral resource regions of India. The major parts of the Chota Nagpur plateau are from the state, thus giving it a rich and fertile base. The state has deep and rich forest lands, thus making it a good producer of various kinds of products like bamboo and bhabar, which are a prerequisite for the paper industry. Some composition of natural resources as per the share in the country's output is coal (27.3%), ore (26%), copper ore (18.5%), uranium, mica, bauxite, granite, limestone, silver, graphite, iron ore and dolomite and others. Jharkhand is the sole state of India to provide coking coal, uranium, and pyrite. The other natural resources from the area are Magnetite, Dolomite, Fireclay, Quartz, Feldspar, etc.

Some attributes associated with the state are

• Jharkhand is the 2nd largest producer of horticulture crops.
• The city of Dhanbad is ‘The Coal Capital of India’.
• Jharkhand is referred to as Tribal state and Mineral state.

Religious Composition of the state is according to the census of 2011 is Hinduism 67.83%, Muslim 14.53%, Christian 4.30, Sikh 0.22, Buddhism 0.03, Jainism 0.05%, Others 13.05%

The Traditional Dressing style for Men is one piece of fabric called Bhagwan while women wear saree and blouse. Some wildlife sanctuaries in the region are:

• Belta National Park
• Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
• Palkot Wildlife Sanctuary
• Koderma Wildlife Sanctuary
• Mahuadanr Wildlife Sanctuary
• Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary
• Gautam Buddha Wildlife Sanctuary

Some of these sanctuaries hold some species, which are only present in the state like only fox wildlife park, paradise area for elephants, tiger reserve etc.

The major festivals here are celebrated with great fun, pomp and show like Sarhul, Tusu, Badna, Chhath Puja is the most important which is celebrated twice a year. The other important tribal festivities are Karma, Sohrai, and others.

The description of Jharkhand is exclusively found in the Vedic books, like Vishnu Purana. The name of the state mentioned in the sacred texts is Mund. The state is known to be a natural place for social communities, The tribal communities of the area are Baiga, Asur, Bedia, Chero, Gond, Oraon, and others.

The Traditional Food which is preferred in the area is all those things that can be created from rice and wheat. The chhonka or the tadka is especially acknowledged for the area. It adds flavour to every lentil or Dal.

The Flora and Fauna of the state are rich and varied as one-fourth area of the region is forest land. The Chota Nagpur highland has the major share in the same and is rich in Sal, Mahua, The Hazaribag life Sanctuary is known for the Bengal tigers. numerous species of small mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish are abundant in the area. Art and Culture include styles of folk paintings, the famous among them is the Paitkar painting. Jharkhand can be referred to as an art and craft store with hand-looms. Dokra is one of the traditional metal crafts of the region and is practised by the Malhar and Tentri tribes of Jharkhand.

The Famous Tourist and religious centres of the state are Baidyanath Dham, Jharkhand Dham, Langta Baba Temple/Majar, Bindhyabasini Temple, Massanjore Dam, etc. The others are as follows

• Shikharji mountain peak, the highest peak in Jharkhand.
• Maithon Dam, one of the 10 tallest dams in the country.
• Hundru waterfall, the tallest waterfall in the state.
• Tata Steel Zoological Park, Wild Animal Park
• Jubilee Park, a Tata Steel enterprise

Textile Industry

Kuchai silk, a standard Indian traditional cloth, is immensely growing in demands and popularity around the nation, which increases demand. This situation thus opens new opportunities for trade, business and manufacturing units.

The state is also the largest producer of Tasar silk (non-mulberry silk) within the country with a 4% share of the total output.

Engineering Industry

The major growth drivers of the engineering trade in the Jharkhand area are accessibility of raw materials like iron and steel, aluminium, copper, and alternative metals and non-metals, power, water, and industrial labour at reasonable costs.

IT Industry

The Government of Jharkhand is recognizing the spectacular growth of the IT sector within the country, and thus resolves to create a Jharkhand association degree of IT powerhouse.

Agriculture Industry

Agriculture and allied activities in the area are the main contributors to Jharkhand's economy. The productive land in the area accounts for 38 lakh hectares. The state’s agricultural development programs have particularly stressed the raising of eutherian meat, dairy farm products, and wool.