'Kuladevta' being worshiped in Madhya Pradesh for centuries turns out to be a dinosaur egg

If there is faith in the mind then God is visible even in the stone.

One such case has come to light from Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. In Padalya village of Bagh in Kukshi tehsil area of Dhar district, an egg which people had been worshiping as 'family deity' turned out to be an egg of a dinosaur.

When the truth came out in scientific investigation, people were shocked. After this matter came in the media the residents of the village said that these circular stone like objects were worshiped as 'Kakar Bhairav'. This tradition was being continued in his house from his ancestors. They believe that these totems protect farming and cattle and save them from trouble.

'Kakar' means fields and 'Bhairava' means deity. Like Mandloi, many people in his village were worshiping the idol, which they found during excavations during farming in Dhar and surrounding areas. However, now after new facts have come to light, people are in dilemma. Some people say that he was worshiping as a deity and would continue to do so.

Recently, scientists from Birbal Sahni Institute of Archeology of Lucknow reached Padalya village of Dhar. The team that came to find out the history of dinosaurs and their remains in this area of Madhya Pradesh came to know that people had found a circular object in the fields here, which people worship. When scientists examined them, they found out that they were actually dinosaur eggs.

Archaeologists say that in the Narmada Valley of Madhya Pradesh, there were a good number of these creatures that had become extinct from the earth during the dinosaur era. In January this year also, 256 eggs were found in Dhar. Their size was 15 to 17 cm. It is believed that dinosaurs inhabited the earth 66 million years ago, when humans had not originated.