Those who keenly follow the epics will definitely know about Rama Sethu. Rama Sethu bridge is the only evidence that tells us that the Ramayana happened but there is always a criticism associated with it. Now we have got an interesting update regarding Rama Sethu.
Rama Sethu is said to be the bridge that lord Sri Rama has travelled on to Lanka and it was constructed with the help of Vanara Sena. There are two kinds of people who argue that the Rama Sethu was constructed by Vanara Sena and who argue that no one actually constructed it and it was formed by itself.
The bridge is usually called as Adams Bridge and some of the students of Anna University based in Chennai have made an examination of the same. The Rama Sethu that connects both India and Sri Lanka is said to be having a age of almost 18400 years. To find out the same, the students of Anna university have collected the Sand and the other stones for their investigation and examined them.
Finally, the students confirmed that the age of Rama Sethu is more than 18500 years. With this sudden developments, we are sure that more interesting details about the Rana Sethu will be out in the coming days.
Rama Sethu is said to be the bridge that lord Sri Rama has travelled on to Lanka and it was constructed with the help of Vanara Sena. There are two kinds of people who argue that the Rama Sethu was constructed by Vanara Sena and who argue that no one actually constructed it and it was formed by itself.
The bridge is usually called as Adams Bridge and some of the students of Anna University based in Chennai have made an examination of the same. The Rama Sethu that connects both India and Sri Lanka is said to be having a age of almost 18400 years. To find out the same, the students of Anna university have collected the Sand and the other stones for their investigation and examined them.
Finally, the students confirmed that the age of Rama Sethu is more than 18500 years. With this sudden developments, we are sure that more interesting details about the Rana Sethu will be out in the coming days.