Scientist proved : Ramsetu is made in Ramayug

Scientists of National Institute of Oceanography have revealed a great deal about the existence of Ram Setu.

To reach the conclusion, scientists resorted to carbon dating to the rising water level of the ocean and the remains of various micro-organisms.

By the time scientists connected to the Ramayana period, the timings of both of them were found to be identical. This study was shared in the National Geo-Research Scholars Meet held at Wadia Himalaya Geology Institute.

During the study of current adviser and former chief scientist Rajiv Nigam of the National Institute of Oceanography, it has been claimed that Ram Setu had existed about seven thousand years ago.

The research was undertaken based on Valmiki Ramayana

According to Rajiv Nigam, the adviser of the National Institute of Oceanography, it was necessary to first know the period of Ramayana in order to ascertain the reality of Ram Setu.

For this, he resorted to research conducted on the basis of the Valmiki Ramayana of the searcher Saroj Bala. In which time the time of that period was taken from the Planitorium software that detected the status of the stars recorded in Valmiki Ramayana. This period was found to be around 7,000 years old.

Since then, the revenues of sea water level have been calculated since then. It has been revealed that since then the water level of the sea has increased by three meters and now it has been found so far with the water of Ram Setu. That is, the stones of Ram Sethu should have been on the surface and they can be seen in the shape of the bridge.

carbon dating done of Residual

It was told that after discovering Ram Setu, the carbon dating of the residues of microorganisms, foraminifera, coral, ovalites etc. found in the stones of the bridge.

After it was found to be seven thousand years old, it became clear that Valmiki's timber and Ram Setu's stone in the Ramayana show the same period.

History and Recognition of Ram Setu
According to the scientific Rajiv Corporation, Ram Sethu is made of limestone in the middle of Mannar Island on the Rameswaram Island along the south east coast of India and on the northwestern coast of Sri Lanka.

As per history evidence, it is said that its length is 30 kilometers and the width is three kilometers. It is believed that Shriram and his army had reached this bridge by reaching Lanka and there was victory over Ravana.