China's slowing growth could thwart Goa's iron ore mining plans

It might be famous for its beaches and holidaymakers but it was mining that used to be the backbone of Goa's economy.

Iron ore was sent abroad, mainly to China, until the industry was shut down three years ago after complaints of illegal operations.

Most mines are now set to open again but with global iron ore prices slumping - largely due to China's slowing growth - how difficult is it going to be for the industry to make a comeback?

The BBC's Yogita Limaye reports for India Business Report.