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The Ramayana’s Ramsetu
In Ramayana Ramsetu plays a prominent role for rescue Sita Devi from Ravana’s under in Lanka. The Ramayana one of the great epics of Indian mythology. It provides the existence of Ram Sethu in ancient. According to the epic, Lord Rama and his Army of monkeys and bears built a bridge of stones and rocks across the narrow Palk Strait to reach Lanka (modern-day Sri Lanka) and rescue his beloved wife, Sita, from the demon king Ravana. While many dismiss this as a natural bridge, but modern scientific investigations have an Evidence on the possibility of a man-made structure beneath the waters of the Palk-straight.
Geological and Archaeological Evidence
According to many researchers, In 2005 Government Inaugurated project Sethusamudhram for reducing the travel distance of traders by breaking the Ramsetu bridge. These project value 2427 crores for reducing the time nearly 36 hours of travel time Indian’s western and Eastern coasts. However, breaking the Ramasetu bridge was stopped by the supreme court by accepting the petition from BJP MP Subramanian Swamy. Government arranged a committee for proving the Ramsetu is natural bridge or not. After all geological and scientific investigations committee decided that this is not a natural made and the bridge behaviour and structure was different from natural it is like stones Alignment like a similar manner and also coral reefs is rare spices also these spices are not exist in any other near areas. The sand used in bridge was 7000 years old proved by Archaeological committee.
Engineering feats of Ancient India
If surely, Ramsetu is a manmade structure, it stands as a testament to the engineering excellence of Ancient India. The construction of bridge in turbulent sea, even by today’s standard, would be an Extraordinary technology. It is said that the stones and rocks used in building the bridge were inscribed with the name of Lord Rama to float on water—a technique that challenges conventional engineering knowledge
The technology and knowledge used for constructing bridge was modern technology that is still not exist in present times. It shows the discussions about the ancient Indians' understanding of materials, buoyancy, and the mechanics of constructing large-scale structures.
Controversies and Conservation Efforts
There are lot of controversies around Ramsetu is man-made or natural form. While some believe Emotionally in its historical and religious significance and others argue for a scientific approach. Environmental concerns also come out with some advocating for the preservation of the site as a cultural and historical treasure.
Final thoughts
Ramasetu whether viewed as a bridge of faith or an ancient engineering marvel, continues to be a subject of fascination and studies. Its story invites us to explore the intersection of science and devotion, History and legend and represents as a reminder of the remarkable achievements of our ancestors.
These Ramsetu always remains as the existence of eternal history Ramayanam in ancient India.
Written by - Bhavya Anugula
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