List the state-wise distribution of coal.

The state-wise distribution of coal is listed below:

1. Jharkhand — Jharkhand has the largest reserves of coal (33.53%) in India. The main coal fields are Jharia, Bokaro, Giridih, Hazaribagh and Karanpura.
2. Chattisgarh — The main coal field is Korba.
3. Odisha — The main coal fields are Talcher and Sambalpur.
4. Madhya Pradesh — Singrauli and Sholapur are the main coal fields. Others are Pench valley and Shahdol.
5. West Bengal — has about 18% of India's coal reserves. Ranigunj is the main coal field.
6. Maharashtra — Wardha valley, Mahapari, Kamptee Unrer and Chandrapur.
7. Telangana — Singreni
8. Tamil Nadu — Neyveli