Author - Deepak Kumar Joginath | Indian Minerology

Author - Deepak Kumar Joginath | Indian Minerology

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Deepak Kumar Joginath Mining Engineer

Deepak Kumar Joginath

B.Tech Mining Engineer

Deepak Kumar Joginath is a qualified B.Tech Mining Engineer with more than 8+ years of professional experience in mine supervision. He has worked extensively in Indian mining operations with strong exposure to safety management, statutory compliance, and production supervision.

With a passion for teaching and knowledge sharing, he founded Indian Minerology to support mining students, competitive exam aspirants, and working professionals by providing reliable, practical, and exam-oriented mining education.

His expertise covers underground and opencast mining operations, DGMS rules, mining legislation, gas testing, ventilation, and mining machinery productivity.

Professional Highlights

  • B.Tech in Mining Engineering
  • 8+ years of mine supervision experience
  • Expert in mine safety & DGMS regulations
  • Mining Sirdar & Overman exam guidance
  • Founder & Author at Indian Minerology

Author’s Mission

To simplify mining education, promote mine safety awareness, and help aspiring mining professionals succeed in examinations and real mining environments.

Indian Minerology
Mining Knowledge Based on Experience & Safety

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