印度最大的金礦——科拉(Kolar)金礦,位于印度半島南端迈索尔(Mysore)邦內班加罗尔(Bangdiore)地方。其东方有浸入花崗岩体,礦床工業类型屬于高溫热液礦床,呈脉狀產在前寒武紀变質岩系中。印度半島是前寒武紀的古陸,迈索尔出露的岩系大都是达尔瓦尔(Dharwar)系(約和我國五台系相当),有角 The largest gold mine in India, the Kolar gold mine, is located in the Bangdiore area of ​​Mysore, on the southern tip of the Indian peninsula. The East is submerged in granite, the deposit belongs to the type of high-temperature hydrothermal mineral deposits, veined in Precambrian metamorphic rocks. The Indian Peninsula is an ancient Precambrian landmass. Most of the rock formations exposed by Mysore are Dharwar (approximately equivalent to the five Taitung lines in our country)